u. s. could pull it support for ukraine and leave your up to face the conflict on its own. that's the warning to the french president for public and sen . entering choppy waters, attention spike in the pacific region, as a u. s. navy vessel sales through the south trying to see all big old major drills all around taiwan. these creatures, nothing should be excluded, have been some interesting list. the fact that the u. s. has been still european ones has been revealed not just one percent or have so a tendency to blame everything on russia. it's a common obsession, right? released or discovered on the relatively on known a discourse. there were there for some time apparently before they were picked up and the new york this last friday, the leak of over a 100, very detailed, huge range of topics. and the western media has really picked up the ball and wrong . now, more details are emerging about how an apparent trove, the months with the justice department investigation already underway, just cover

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 that that could be a possible, did you think that could be a possible know of advantage for the u. s. if it has the e u, as as a power piece. well, i think for europe has been understood to be supporting the u. s. a. whether it's willingly or unwillingly 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 ukraine in a sales. but i think this trip of president mc crohn in china as reviewed that the europeans, or at least mac chrome, being one of the european leaders is coming to his sensors that it should actually look after their own interest charge. as i always say, facts are facts because inflation is going up in europe. and the cost of energy is going up like crazy of the last year. so it's people's lives. we're talking about when you have people that are not happy with what they have. the politicians, their leaders will have t

u. s. is using the e, the vasa as a, as a way to sort of, you know, push the u. s. is terms, do you think of us that could be a possible given 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 a europe has been understood to be supporting the u. s. a whether it's willingly or unwillingly or, or being held hostage in a sense hold that are not happy with what is really national security minister, other cabinet and kinessa most reli government. however, he is really army which provided protection for the protesters approved the march, the palestinian ministry of foreign affairs, condemned it as a provocative act. the march comes at a time of rising tensions between israelis and palestinians following last week's police raid on jerusalem's ox, on mosque during the muslim holy month of ramadan. the 1st rate happened on wednesday morning when israeli forces storm the building using care gas against palestinian worshippers israeli police allege the dozens of young men carrying rocks and firecrackers had tried to barricade themselves inside. more on this

u. s. could bullet support for ukraine to leave europe to face the conflict on its own. that's the warning to the french president for public and sen . entering choppy waters, attention spike in the pacific region, as a u. s. navy vessel sells through the south trying to see all beijing board major drills all around taiwan with coming to live in the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of be our welcome to the program. questions are still being asked about the authenticity of document, supposedly leaked from the pentagon that happened making headlines, but russia noted it wouldn't be the 1st time washington spied on its friends. this creature, nothing should be excluded. there have been some interesting leeks. every one is analyzing them and they are being widely discussed. the fact that the u. s. has been spying on some world leaders, especially european ones, has been revealed not just once. there have been many scandals. there is also a tendency to blame everything on russia. it's a common obsession right now. they

u. s. could not prevail against us. dana, stand out, the poorest country and the world, the most divided. lacking any real military force, if they couldn't prevail against afghanistan and how on earth do they think they can take on russia and china? it's, it defies logic. but it is the, the way of using threats in an attempt to maintain their dominance and their dominance is passed is passed in terms of an industrial and gdp banking finance. in every area dollarization, the dollar no longer exists as supreme. they have not reality. that's dangerous, and it really will take an explosion from below, including in the united states. what's happening in france today is very important because it's a refusal to accept the cutbacks and war that are a direct result of nato's war on in ukraine. you see it being played out in a different way, refusing to accept a pension decrease, but it's really a struggle against what the war has imposed. and the, the economic decline of europe. europe had more powerful,

u. s. could get india to really join forces with it. and as it's taking sides against china, against russia, and against all the other job us proposals, it could change the global dynamic altogether. and that may be why that border clash is more worthy of attention than what it's actually getting. which is why we are focusing on it. we're back now with k j no, to continue this. so part of the conversation and kj you mention that previously that the united states would probably like to see nothing more than some kind of a dispute. ah, in that border that involves countries like pakistan and india and china. and while that's unsettling to anybody listening to you thinking, oh my god, these countries are very powerful. they have nuclear warheads. we wouldn't want to see that happen. you suggest there's several reasons why the united states would, would, would, would almost take some pleasure out of it. you mentioned belton road, which obviously as an economic play. but then we've been watching what's been going on between russia and ukrain

u. s. could get india to really job us proposals, it could change the gore the of attention then what it's actually getting. we're back now with k j no, to continue this. so part of the congress that the united states would prob, order that involves countries like pakistan and india enters are very powerful. they have nuclear warheads. we wouldn't want to see that happen, usage out of it. you mentioned belton road, which obviously as an economic pledge is played into that full bore with the help of the us, me, i'm thinking this sounds to me like a money making venture other reason for them to want to go along with it. well this, if you are an honest manufacturer or if your sink tank, rick or announced manufacturer. so definitely there's the us spec worrying funding into the military industrial complex. but us is looking for unipolar. hey, jam been working, it's plan and planning. it's work since that period doctrine, which became the trump doctrine, which is now unity. and there are a lot of inve

u. s. could not prevail against afghanistan, health, the poorest country and the world, the most divided, lacking any real military force, if they couldn't prevail against afghanistan, and how on earth do they think they can take on russia and china? it's, it defies logic, but it is the, the way of using threats in an attempt to maintain their dominance and their dominance is passed is passed in terms of industrial and g, d, p. banking finance. in every area dollarization the dollar no longer exists as supreme. they have not reevaluated this, so it's a very dangerous moment because you have a very powerful country that is refusing to accept reality. that's dangerous. so little dangerous. and that i want to remind our viewers that is the only country on record to use nuclear weapons without no tactical or strategic aim. just for the share purpose of destroying or humiliating. do you think there is a viable risk of, of that happening? again? you have people in very powerful positions who could more

u. s. could pull its support for ukraine and we are up to face the conflict on it. so that's the warning to the french president when the republican senator entering choppy waters detention spike in the pacific region as a u. s. navy vessel sale through the south china sea. all bay major drills all around taiwan a coming to you live from the.

u. s. could not prevail against us. dana, stand out, the poorest country and the world, the most divided, lacking any real military force. if they couldn't prevail against afghanistan, how on earth do they think they can take on russia and china? it's, it defies logic, but it is, though the way of using threats contain their dominance and their because you have a very and it really way refusing to accept russia than with the u. s. i was he, us going to reverse that by this war. and the sanctions, they have no ro can, that very profitable exchange between the e u, especially germany, but also france and russia. they want to break it with china. it is a policy that is completely destructive, not only to the united states, also to the european union asterisk, where the countries, for example, throughout africa who rely on the grain and the industry and the oil and, and all of that that comes from russia. so that's why there is a real search, very consciously for new ways of trade and exchange. and a

u. s. could soon be forced to disclose full information on its military assistance to ukraine, along with the number of special operations troops deployed there. a resolution introduce for republican congressman, mac gates, one initial approval earlier this week. the biden administration and other allied countries have been misleading the world on the state of the war and ukraine. there must be total transparency from this administration to the american people when they are gambling in war with a new killer adversary by having special forces operating in ukraine. the resolution come several weeks after an alleged leak of classified pentagon documents shedding light on direct us involvement in the war with washington having deployed 14 special operators there. however, congressmen dates isn't the only lawmaker raising questions about joe violence. foreign policy, 19 house, and senate republican lawmakers on a joint letter to the u. s. president, calling for him to stop providing military a due fra

u. s. could pull it support for ukraine and we have to face the conflict on its own. that the warning to the french president from the republican senator entering choppy attention spike in the pacific region as a u. s. navy vessel sale through the federal kind of see all basic old major girls all around taiwan. a coming to.

u. s. could end a support for ukraine and leave the conflict for europe to do with we need to ask europe, does he speak for them? because we're pretty heavily involved in ukraine. right now. we're spending a lot of our taxpayer money on a european warning, and i've supported that because i think this in the national interest in the united states to be allies to our allies, but in our allies position. in fact, mc chrome speaks for all of europe and their position now is they're not going to pick sides between the us and china over taiwan. and maybe we shouldn't be kick picking sides either. maybe we should basically say we're going to focus on taiwan and the threats that china poses. and you guys handle ukraine and europe. the 1st time the european leader has been calling for the e. u to have more independence from washington. last, despite the fight with the e, u continues to follow us policies of sending increasingly more weapons to you claim his r t contributor rachel madison. with her insights

u. s. could be in a position to make up the gap where ukraine has said and what these leaks showed is missing air power and not sure, well the u. s. has allowed to stop all of these kinds of ammunition, but i think altura needs oil, countries in europe would have to step in as well and to deliver that's why this combine does support to coming to the the petra. there the fence also important that the dutch stepped in as well. they didn't deliver a whole fire unit, but just to launch us and an unspecified number of rockets. so everybody in the west has to contribute. i think. ok, now i also asked how these leaks could affect russia. i'll put this question to you, mr. guzman. some of the files have suggested that special forces from nato are actually including the united states countries where nato members are operating inside of ukraine. do we know who these people are and what they're doing? and what russia might say about this development? okay, this, this was, of course, a very nice for the russ

u. s. president joe biden is here to march the 25th anniversary of northern islands . good friday, east agreements. and we look at why several states in the western u. s. could be forced to count their water consumption. ah man miles john to has admitted a cow to nest drive that killed more than a 100 people on tuesday. the military said the aim of the attack on the village of a c, g was to restore peace in the region. the un human rights chief says he's horrified by the strike. valcall turk said, school children are believed to be among the victims. they were performing dances at an event organized by opponents of the government, even after them out on the national at 8 am this morning. the national unity government and the people's defense force conducted an opening ceremony of the public administration office at passage village. don't remember who the owl. oh yes, of course we had launched the attack on them. we were informed that pdf were killed at that event under the attack. they are opposing our government. and tony chang sent this update from bangkok. the while ago i spoke to the defense minister for the national unity government and asked him that i

u. s. could be forced to cut their water consumption me in mars, jointer is admitted. it carried out their attacks that kill more than a 100 people on tuesday. the military said those killed in the village of past the g or fighters from the people's defense force and the legitimate military target. but as tony chang reports, evidence from the scene suggests most of those killed was civilians. many of them were children should warn view as the report contains some disturbing images to people shelter in a ditch. the sound of heavy caliber gunfire can be heard in the distance. the sound of an army firing on its own people, government and a frank admission from the spokesman for the military government vega on state tv. they don't when where's with our oh, go on the bottom. yes, of course we launched the attack on them. we were informed that pdf were killed at the event under the attack. they are opposing our government. when we met major generals omen, 2 and 3 weeks ago in the capital ne p door and asked him about similar tags that have killed scores of civilians. he answ

so you could be doing their job for them helping the u. s. government spread amongst i'm, it's pitiful. the state of american corporate, mainstream journalism and this store to pitt. emma's is what can go wrong when you don't know what you're doing in terms of using an anonymous source. i jo loria, is gonna stay with us coming up next. now, more than ever, governments are cracking down on journalists to reveal their sources and methods killing, assigned as a prime example. we'll discuss it when we return. that type mammo will be right back. ah, a letter the leaves are an acute state of anxiety in america. there is a state sanctioned effort to destroy trumping his followers, europe, basis, mass protests and economic dislocation when it comes to foreign policy. western gemini, hinges on the fate of ukraine. overall, the outlook is bleak. ah little worn ukraine is a proxy or it's a war against russia. it's a war where the expectation was that russia would collapse under the sheer weight of thousands of sanctions, not only from the u. s, but fro

u. s. could pull it support for ukraine and leave europe to face the conflict on its own. that's the warning to the french president from a republican senator entering choppy waters tension spike and the pacific region has a u. s. navy vessel sales through the south trying to see all wall beijing old major drills all around taiwan. ah, coming to you live from the russian capital. this is our international.

u. s. could you just explain to them what the motives off the difference in support the both in and outside the country. as i said that to like go outside to india in the united kingdom or for that matter in australia you care the usa off europe, that it is. ah you not bad, he said group which actually tries to applaud meant trouble here in punjab and bad group is actually led by the palestine liberation front best such and callous bond liberation fraud has gone bad. it neck so strip. alti thou be the i, isiah pakistan, as well as with de laska latoya bow off for that matter be, be barley, bon in pakistan, and afghanistan as such. and pakistan's intelligence service, i'm sorry, is very much an been globe against all they assess such the recent attacks on the indian high commission in the u. k. already not for that matter in australia or in united states of america. that is a clear cut evidence to prove that the whole pink was so back to by the intelligence being off pakistan there such by the i s

u. s could blunder into a conflict. surely. i don't think the u. s. is pollyanna ish here. i think the by the ministration understands that the read the risk of the accidental escalation across the street is not just one street in the south and east tennessee on the indian border is getting increasingly high and a large part of that is because of aging. and willingness to compromise on any of these issues with neighbors. every us there is a balancing act. you're wanting to put a guard rails maintains for communication, prevent escalation. the u. s. is also get an on demand signal from partners right. and it has to respond if it wants to continue to be seen as the partner choice as a provider. so when the philippines comes knocking on american doors and says, we need help because trying to keep trying to start our troops out and brightly islands every 6 weeks. the u. s. has to say yes, when your pan complains, when india complains, when korea complains non complaint, they come to the us as a balancer. and i'd come back to the point i made earlier. one of the funding problems

u. s. borough could agreement paramilitary groups laid down their arms direct u. k. rule was brought to an end and a power sharing government was set up in northern ireland. instead. the piece has been a lasting success, but the government collapsed a year ago in a row of a trade rules following breck says, some hope that biden's visit will jolt local politicians into action open. it might give them a check to say, right, i'm only asking you to get back here and actually we're, we're being paid through enrollment convey because at the minute the company's trotter on itself, careful not to have a step. biden said he hoped the parties would return to the negotiating table so that government could resume that he hinted, could be the precursor to more american investments. the u. s. president is now on the 2nd leg of his trip in the republic of ireland, where he will address the dublin parliament biden, who is fiercely proud of his irish heritage, will also visit his 2 ancestral home towns. well d, w correspondent, rosie birch art told me more about what joe biden had

u. s. where u. s. museums could hold on to objects that were taken from iraq and syria. and there was an objects wouldn't be returned until it was safe to do so. this is done been done historically as well, even during world war 2, objects were moved from you see and put away and safe keeping and then didn't return to museums until it was safe to do so. so i think we can continue with that type of and that, that kind of problem solving when you have objects that aren't safe returning home . and i know there are some situations or specially complicated, like if you're considering objects from afghanistan in the top on perhaps as object shouldn't be returned. now, while the title on some role. so i think you have to look at specific specific circumstances. but i think the danger there is that a lot of western museums will say that it's not safe to return berks to the middle east in general, or to african countries in general. kind of just making these blanket statements. so that works will be returned. would you say that modern art is simply a product of marketing and that

u. s general, claiming it could happen even sooner in 2025 2 years from now, a war that could involve the u. s and its allies as this fragile island democracy fights to fend off a future chinese attack and next time it may not be a drill. yeah but there are concerns tonight that global democracies may not be united, particularly after these comments from the french president, emmanuel macron, you know, on the heels of his state visit to beijing, he almost was echoing the chinese president xi jinping is talking points. he was cautioning europe against being drawn into a taiwan crisis , saying that europe should resist pressure. to be a follower of america. well here in taipei, of course, lawmakers are asking why would an advanced democratic country ignore the lives and potential deaths of people in other countries? they really say that those comments are puzzling. erica will really appreciate the reporting. thank you. and thanks to all of you for joining us tonight, 3 60 starts right now.

u. s. has no relations, but iran and has not even been able to restore the 2015 nuclear agreement and indirect negotiation. so this is not something that the u. s. could have done. china has good relations and leverage on both sides. it's basically getting 30 percent of its oil from this region and is the number one trading partner of both iran and saudi arabia. and so it was much better place to do this, but the outcome is not against us. how does that illustrate the regional order is changing? you know, i think there is a lot of height and exaggeration about the significance of this deal in terms of june strategic shifts in the region. i think this is basically a return to staff, the school and t of 2016 when the saudi arabia cut us the fanatic relations. but iran, the 2 countries are going to remain geostrategic rivals. it would have some positive effects without any doubt. i think it would lead to potential de escalation in the war in yemen. it could result in iran normalization of relations with battery now as well. but overall, i think this is just a return to the previous dynamics. after years of trying the alternative, which was a, there were

u. s. intelligence community or us officials of course of fear that the these revelations could jeopardize sensitive sources. and of course also compromise important for rein relationships, especially with u. s. allies that apparently are being spied on during today's press briefing in the safety department, the spokes person was asked by colleagues from south korea and from israel. what this means for their governments who are being spied on. and the answer was that the u. s. administration that takes is very seriously that they are investigating and that at the u. s. position in support of democracies worldwide and their allies that, that has not changed. however, obviously the u. s. allies are concerned about this leak and what this could mean for them. yeah, you mentioned self, korea, you mentioned ukraine. these are all u. s. allies. i'm wondering now with this leak, are we seeing the u. s. government, the pentagon, are they know engaging in some serious damage control? well 1st they have to investigate and that's, that's what they're doing. there is an a criminal investigation and fr

u. s. could get in and get out very quickly. do want to ask you already and then fight their way out, right? right. and that's obviously why this was so fast and clean as we heard from us officials. but to that point what kind of coordination do you think there was with the people there? the military's on the ground, and we're talking about the sudan's official army. maybe, but also military but also the rsf the rapid support forces because, ah, the claim was that they coordinated with the us on the evacuation. but of course you had the state department saying, actually, no, that's not true at all. well, there had to be some effort on the part of the united states to ensure that these combatants were separated. they probably agreed to this separation, or at least they pushed their operations away from where the u . s had declared they were going to evacuate. i mean, let's let's be frank, there is sudan is already in the midst of a civil war, right? we talked about the imminence of civil war. this place has been erect for years,

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

u. s. does not know about because of that possibility still looming out there that the chinese government was able to essentially remotely erase the data on the balloon before the u. s. could access it, john so they got stuff. the question is how much stuff and how good that stuff was. what are the next steps here for the u. s government? yes we are told that the fbi is actually still analyzing this balloon and they have been able to, you know, learn some interesting things about it, including the kinds of algorithms that the balloon was using to power, its software and how it was actually powered and able to move around. but ultimately the u. s is going to be looking for more information about the origins of this balloon, for example, who was able to navigate it and control it because the us has said that they want to hold someone accountable for this. they do believe that there were elements of the chinese military that were responsible for making it hover over the sensitive military sites, but still they're trying to gather more information here about who they can actually pinpoint so that they can not only learn more about china's surveillance program, but also potenti

u. s. pressure that could drag the you into a potential conflict with a low with the u. s. over taiwan. what do you make of those statements? well, this is typically manual mark when we, we know that she likes to tell people what they like to hear. so we like to see a macro or by, by his own principles. if he's afraid of going to war with china by following what the u. s. is and policy is, why was he not afraid of following the u. s. policy and ukraine in going to war in directly with russia? i do think it is quite interesting, however, because in such a circumstance it does show that within the latest community, there are divisions. and the fact that emanuel macro opened the says to journalists that he does not want to follow everywhere. the u. s. policy is something quite interesting, i think also that china has identified emanuel macro as a weaker spot within the atlantis community. we're in the west and they've paid on that. we seen how exiting being has agreed emanuel macro in china with a lot of honors, a lot of important meetings and sidestepping ursula, vendor ne, i

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