u. s. does support taiwan with the sale of sophisticated military hardware, such as fighter jets, which always angers a china and these fir, the claims are, are adding to that. a sense of anger with his ali jan or china's ministry of foreign affairs spokesperson calling on the united states to respect the one china principle by which the united states gives bay jing a diplomatic recognition. and calling on the us not to foster closer relations with taiwan. that china regards as a break away renegade province when you to another, the ego and he to one china principal is a political foundation for china. and u. s. relations to us must sever diplomatic relations and aggregate. it's mutual defense treaty with taiwan. and us forces must withdraw from the island. i don't mean in a tree joint common casing. the u. s. declared that it would, and cultural commercial and under official relations with the people of taiwan ha. d u. s. site should pay attention to the high level sensitivity and importance of

u. s. does not facilitate that they don't tend to interfere. in the case of this organization, it becomes an ethical question because this is an organization that brings in about a $130000000.00 a year and donations from all around the world. so it actually has the money likely to make this payment. the question is, do they want to do that? because if they do that, then they tend to feed that kidnapping machine in haiti. but if they don't, they endanger the lives of 17 mission areas that they sent out there to do their work. supporters of pro iranian factions in iraq are protesting against the result of last week's parliamentary election. oh, parties linked to the paramilitary group, known as the popular mobilization forces, saw big losses in that election. crowds and baghdad have gathered to demand the recount. floods in india have killed dozens of people in northern and southern regions. large parts of wood that are can have been cut off funding. cadillac rescue teams are preparing for worsening conditions. dams, near capacity have been opene

which does seem to give these reports. some credence, the u. s. of course, does support taiwan military in terms of hardware, the latest air jet, jet fighters, and so on. it has for a number of years that is always an good china, if these reports are true, of having a pretty much a permanent, a presence military presence on the island of tra foot, a very boots on the ground as it were, that would a give a china further cause or to be angry, and they haven't been a u. s. military presence permanently on the island of ty, once it's 1979, and a u. s. could argue that these troops, if they have been there for nearly a year, are merely taking part in an ongoing training exercise. but it does have an air of permanence about it for so a break here now to 0. when we come back, early voting starts in iraq for parliamentary election demanded by mass protests. and the superheroes in super villains who bounded together at one of the biggest pop culture conventions in the us more than ah, the remains of the psycho sheehan are visible only in the form of funds d

which does seem to give these reports some credence, the u. s. of course, does support taiwan military in terms of hardware, the latest their jet jet fighters and so on. it has for a number of years that is always an good china, if these reports are true, of having a pretty much a permanent presence military presence on the island of 2 foot, a very boots on the ground as it were, that would a give china further cause or to be angry, and they haven't been a u. s. military presence permanently on the island of taiwan since 1979. and a u. s. could argue that these troops, if they have been there for nearly a year, are merely taking part in an ongoing training exercise. but it does have an air of permanence about it. now, japan's new prime minister, fumey oak, as she those promising to focus on leading the country out of the crisis caused by the corona virus pandemic. in his 1st policy speech, he called for cash payouts to companies as well as people have been hit hard by the outbreak will be leading his ruling liberal democratic party into a general

u. s. has shown a willingness to negotiate on a new bilateral security arrangement. mexican leaders have said, cooperation will only be possible if the u. s. does more to stem the flow of illegal weapons crossing the border into mexico. both countries have stated their commitment to curbing violence. admitting that a drastically new approach is necessary, what's uncertain is if willingness alone will be enough to finally turn a corner on the most violent period in mexico's history. my name is lap hello, al jazeera mexico city. ah, and let said you through some of the headlines here now jazeera now the nobel peace prize has been jointly awarded to philippine journalists, maria theresa, and russian editor dmitri moratti's office. they were commended for standing up for press freedom. both have faced imprisonment after criticising authorities for miss re south and miss them murata, are receiving the piece price for their courageous high for freedom of expression in the philippines. and in russia. at the same time, they are representatives of all journalists who stand up for this ideal in the world in which democracy and freedom of the press. hayes

u. s. does not begin moving some of those cargo ships away from california and to other ports instead of continuing to wait for the port of long beach and the port. los angeles to be able to take in the 2000000 shipping containers, send them to other ports and get them into the rest of the country quickly. that is still not happening. the magnesium issue, the energy issue in china with some factory shut down for a few weeks. those are separate issues that have to be dealt with separately. doesn't mean you have to stand and sit on your hands essentially, while. busy while these ports are clogged down, right. and it has been interesting to see the binding ministrations response to this even though they're saying yes, we're going to open these ports up for 24 hours. it seems like at least we're hearing over and over that there's a lot more that could and should be done. now dean quality, we also heard from the ceo of wells fargo, sudden a recent interview that he believes, many of the supply chain

u. s. has shown a willingness to negotiate on a new bilateral security arrangement. mexican leaders have said, cooperation will only be possible if the u. s. does more to stem the flow of illegal weapons crossing the border into mexico. both countries have stated their commitment to curbing violence. admitting that a drastically new approach is necessary, what's uncertain is if willingness alone will be enough to finally turn a corner on the most violent period in mexico's history. now these talks are expected to continue at the throughout the course of the morning here in mexico with a press conference arriving somewhere at around noon here local time. but again, a lot of ground to cover, mexico's president said in the morning during his morning press conference, that whatever the outcome is, it will surely be a quote strengthened relationship between the united states and mexico. okay, come on manual reply. thank you. we'll be back with my, my laser after that news conference with secretary blinking the european commission is warned of possible sanctions if poland doesn't respect e, you law, pollens talk court rolled that a you institutions s

u. s. does not want peace in venezuela. lima could deal the u. s. government knew that kidnapping a member of the dialogue commission and mexico alex saab was a moral stab in the back of the dialogues and negotiations and mexico. the u. s. government knew it and act it was if they knew it or if they do not want dialogue, they do not want piece foreign as well. and also they do not want democracy in progress for venezuela. no kidding. but canada's prime minister in just intruder has visited the site of a former residential school where the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were discovered in may. the school was run by the catholic church and named to forcibly assimilate indigenous children. canadian bishops have apologized for the church as role in abuses from the 19th century to the 1980s. crudo has faced criticism for failing to participate in canada's 1st national day of truth and reconciliation, which took place last month. i. many regrets about september 30th and my decision to travel, the 1st, of course, was not being able to attend

u. s. port sir, idling in the water still waiting to be on load it. we know, of course, the pandemic st. reeked havoc to the global supply chain, but the u. s. does seem to be weathering this storm. worse than most. a shortage of port operators, truck drivers has led to major at traffic, johnson docs empty shells. as you can see here in the stores, the government claims the ports have been overwhelmed due to a surgeon demand, which they odd signals. the economy is booming under biden's lead, but the public is not convinced and this led to yet more gloomy reading for team biden. over half of those quiz and a new nationwide survey believe the administration is dealing badly with economic motors. we've gone from extremely prosperous, too, locked down and economically miserable in the space of a year from 2019 to 2020 the lockdown caused the supply chain to grind to a halt because businesses were not ordering products and supplies anymore because they weren't able to move them and sell them, and they weren't sure when they would be. the government does not expect to perform well in the next couple of elections if the truth about the supply chain. and

u. s. has shown a willingness to negotiate on a new bilateral security arrangement. mexican leaders have said, cooperation will only be possible if the u. s. does more to stem the flow of illegal weapons crossing the border into mexico. both countries have stated their commitment to curbing violence. admitting that a drastically new approach is necessary, what's uncertain is if willingness alone will be enough to finally turn a corner on the most violent period in mexico's history. my name is lap a low al jazeera mexico city. to lebanon's main public hospitals have scaled back their services because of a strike by staff demanding better pay. they've been affected by the countries unprecedented economic crisis that has seen the salaries good on in value zenato. now from beirut, this is the emergency room of the main public hospital in the lebanese capital. only patients with life threatening cases are being treated. members of staff have been on strike for nearly a week. the country's 2 year old economic crisis led to the collapse of the local currency, and that's why they want better pay to have them under to be in latin, on their, our salaries

u. s. has shown a willingness to negotiate on a new, bilateral security arrangement. mexican leaders have said, cooperation will only be possible if the u. s. does more to stem the flow of illegal weapons crossing the border into mexico. both countries have stated their commitment to curbing violence. admitting that a drastically new approach is necessary, what's uncertain is if willingness alone will be enough to finally turn a corner on the most violent period in mexico's history. my newest lap alo, al jazeera mexico city. ah, and let said he, through some of the headlines here now jesse are now the nobel peace prize, has been jointly awarded to philippine journalists, maria theresa and russian editor dmitri murat office. they were commended for standing up for press freedom. both have faced imprisonment off to criticising authorities miss raisa and miss.

u. s. does more to stem the flow of illegal weapons crossing the border into mexico. both countries have stated their commitment to curbing violence. admitting that a drastically new approach is necessary, what's uncertain is if willingness alone will be enough to finally turn a corner on the most violent period in mexico's history. now marian, we should note here that a finalized security agreement has not been signed just yet. instead, what we heard from mexico's foreign minister, marcella not at the end of the talks today, was that what has been agreed on is a framework. and a of it is, is a road map for how the framework is going to be worked in the days ahead with plans for more talks a 2nd round of talks to take place some time early next year in the united states. thank you. manny wrap around mexico city. brazil has become his 2nd country to register more than 600000 deaths from covert 19 are to the health ministry reported a further 615 deaths on friday. earlier. the enjo piece in rio put out $600.00 white handkerchiefs on copa gabana beach to mark the tragic

u. s. does hold the same large scale events, but thousands away from their usual territory though. oh, but washington really put new york. we have not. i need for you who sent our troops to washington. not sure i need to hold exercises there. they came to our borders now there exercises rights yield under our right near a borders. we hold the exercises, so i to, to was on our soul. and don't want to report to any one of our partners. terribly distinct, have disrupted and destroyed all the confidence building measures in europe was told that they've pushed the car to the east. as i mentioned earlier, that also applies to the couple of imbalances in the baltics shoot of the, you know, one issue and said they are trib sir q a. no, sir, he's the registered sir now, but in any way i go with what we have not with withdrawn from the i math treaty was not asked who withdrew in your book from the openness guys treaty or from the abm treaty deal. it's not our streaming because keep, that's the u. s. over that initiated the collapse of the building on those agreements. but they seem to blame

u. s. does not facilitate that, they don't tend to interfere. in the case of this organization, it becomes an ethical question because this is an organization that brings in about a $130000000.00 a year and donations from all around the world. so it actually has the money likely to make this payment. the question is, do they want to do that? because if they do that and they tend to feed that kidnapping machine in haiti, but if they don't, they endanger the lives of 70 missionaries that they sent out there to do their work. so it's something of an ethical question, but technically speaking, the group could go ahead and make that payment as many kidnapping families have in the past here in the united states, john hendern that live from hillsboro in ohio, the headquarters over to a christian group at john thank you. a secretary of state antony blink in his in ecuador to discuss counter narcotics operations and regional security. a day after ecuadorian president guillermo last so declared a state of emergency to crack down on the consumption and tra

u. s. does not actually like a single doesn't want gusto single partnering the whole world. i mean, if russia to close to germany is problem. if you're close to turkey is a problem. they don't like them being too close to iran, central asia, china, japan. i mean, there's not really a single partner. russia has in the world, which to us would not like to split up a little bit. so this is not the, for a stable world order limit this before was a different it angled here, mid to what does it mean full issues like i've got a stamp for example, which is now becoming a big story and or syria. if you have the russians and nato not all the same page, this could have a huge rectification on those particular issues. well, not a good will come from days. sure about this. unfortunately, there was always no, so surgery may do about that. i mean, open back recently gave an ink, you know, the spanish paper and he didn't say that was refreshed. regret just that right. we defend the wall and force them to program will only do so good. the ration between russia and the west, and i know, you k

u. s. does have ties to some of the scripts, the weaker is the week of the fellow who just bombed a couple of days ago. his group was taken off. the terrorists lists why the trump administration. so they'll know that they're dealing with a partner in china, for example, that wants to do business rather than wants to control. so i think the total of on or holding a lot more cards in their hand in the us right now. and here's what's amazing talking about a you look at, i've seen one of the reasons why we were there in the 1st place is because it had so much money and had so much natural resources as minerals are so valuable. and yet they're looking to us for money when they might even have it in their own back yard. daniel, always great to chat with you. thanks. got it. okay. so when the battle looks lost, is it better to just give up, walk away, or stay and fight, hoping for something to improve. ideally, if anyone is going to stay and fight a lost cause, i would hope it would be someone who work

u. s. president does not take responsibility for that, but instead deflected another point that we should mention is the u. s. president. out of the success of the global corporate minimum tack. saying that this will allow for a more equitable distribution of wealth that we have not seen currently with many corporations going off shore to hide their assets. and that is costing governments and of course the middle class and working class. but again, when it comes to this agreement that's been struck here, what this president has failed to mention is the fact that he doesn't have congressional approval, even for that back in the united states. so it's not certainly not a done deal, especially in the united states. so that is another challenge for the u. s. it. and then one other point that we should mention is that the u. s. president was very clear that there are supply chain issues here in the united states or rather in the united states. and here in rome, there was the opportunity to discuss those. but again, when it comes to some of the problems in the united states, as the u. s preside

u. s. and japan does this thought to look like the u. s. and japan is using the 80 b to cover their institutional investors. well, i guess you could say bad investments. hoshal that was worrying john got boss as ethan teach in stitch on thinks of responsibility. an attorney commit to scope for financing the development of core plans abroad. we have also seen in the last week china, which has made a big commitment to self developing new call plants abroad. a waiver we are also waiting for trying not to take the same middleman had home, and to make sure that its commitment does apply to plans and projects that are already in the pipeline. for, for sure, we can see a lot of inconsistencies from the surrounding countries when it comes to closing and exiting from the core 6. so in order to meet the climate play, jeez, now, what about all the talk from financial institutions about the 0 net 0 goals? is that just rhetoric? when you keep in mind that they're still providing finance to call, right. so they're providing finance to call and unfortunat

u. s. and japan. does this thought to look like the u. s. and japan is using the, the to cover their institutional investors. i guess you could say bad investments for sure that the very engine both teach in station thanks a responsibility and opportunity to meet, to financing the development of course, plans abroad. we also seen in the last week time which has made a big commitment to stop developing new plans and broad a waiver. we are also waiting for try not the same for meet them at home. and to make sure that the commitment does apply to plans and projects that are already in the pump line, for for sure, we can see a lot of inconsistencies from the thir run countries when it comes to closing and exiting from the core 6. so in order to meet the climate play, jeez, now, what about all the talk from financial institutions about the 0 net 0 goals? is that just rhetoric? when you keep in mind that they still providing finance to call, right. so they are providing finance to call and unfortunately we, we can see that there is a big discrepan

u. s. m. does things like this, or it happens to somebody like this or to a president who is the every, the darling of been a to and the you. so of course i think i could imagine that they try to get you help. so. busy the, basically the germans or the you to pay for that guest though, and probably this is what is behind it. not by european standards is not a wealthy country, but it does have a $36000000000.00 economy. how realistic that is it the thing from old over to be able to pay up before the winter chill kicks in? well, if your pins will take over the bill and it is possible and this would have would be geo political thing because mode area is one of the missing parts in this so called iron belt that divides europe from russia or bait. better to say germany from, from russia. and so this, i guess they want to blackmail europe and tell them either you help us now. well, we will re adjust our politics towards russia. do you think they'll try and help mold over? yes, i think they will try, and

u. s. and does employment seem to be what the fed is worried about right now? well, i think that message, i'm so you could be talked to the fed that you could say exactly the same thing about the european central bank about the bank pan, about the bank of england. the one notable accepts exception amongst a large central banks is the people bank of china has been very rest against the purchases and so on. say, using hasn't been the case always in the past and trying to go this route for some reason. the holding back on that sort of criticizing of central banks. so that critique from 9 it could apply certainly to any one of the central banks. i think it applies to the fed meeting between the cracks. and so i think that's where we stand, that there's some stop saying, well, the inflation is getting out control the central bank seem to step in and do something. or you ask about how concerned is the fed about employment and things like that. it seems to me that the fed is most concerned about increasing interest rates or reducing on purchase and taping and crashing

u. s. government going back on their word if he does get sent to the u. s. and putting him in solitary confinement for us for a considerable length of time and the background to that is his mental health has not been good for some time now. he joined the proceedings here by or a video link with for a while on the on wednesday on thursday, he's likely to do the same when his defense lawyers get their say, all of them, whatever than what the repeated argument that we've been hearing from the continental is that these charges are politically motivated when that barony wait 20. what all alone julian assange had said that he was acting as a journalist, publishing information, which is in the public interest about crimes committed by the u. s. military. that's what it boils down to for him. groups like amnesty international and reporters without borders, say that they agree that he is being singled out because he was publishing information which the u. s. government did not want to be published. reporters without borders. say that he does not have the enjoy the pr

u. s. assistance. what kind of assistance does the u. s. gives to don? well, it's so varied in terms of not just economic support, but to security, support, training, and humanitarian. and so it's really a full range of assistance that is supplied. and as a result, this is what is now at risk. there was a real concern of the united states that in fact the timing of this again on the heels of 2 days of meetings where the us special envoy, jeffrey feldman, met with these leaders, including general bur hand warned it specifically against the qu, that, that any of us assistance would be tied to those actions. and clearly those were words that were unheeded and completely ignored. so the united states is feeling, i suspect, betrayed by all of this because there had been some assurances that this would not transpire. of course, the exact opposite has happened and the view of the white house really is this is a blow to the united states efforts to ensure the student whose people transition to not just democracy, but also peaceful society with liberty, hope and

for thailand's military will be gauge depending on its defense needs, which does seem to give these reports some credence. the u. s. of course does support taiwan military in terms of hardware, the latest air jets, jet fighters and so on. it has for a number of years that is always an good china. if these reports are true, of having a pretty much a permanent, a presence military presence on the island of tra, foot very boots on the ground as it were. that would a give china further cause or to be angry and that they haven't been a u. s. military presence permanently on the island of taiwan since 1979 and a u. s. could argue that these troops, if they have been there for nearly a year, are merely taking part in an ongoing training exercise, but it does have an air of permanence about it. yeah, robin. as we were saying this, revelation comes against the backdrop of recent, increasing tensions in the area over taiwan. that's right. we have, are they, there's a very sensitive time at the moment. we just had the october 1st national day in china. we have coming up this weekend, ty, one's national dane, of course, betwe

u. s. and what does washington hope to achieve here? well, there is a lot of hysteria in the united states right now, principally about china. and there is a perception that washington will not be able to confront beijing successfully without moscow on sy, law for moscow refuses to play ball muscle, therefore, the united states. and it's engaging and what's referred to as coercive diplomacy. this hysteria reached a fever pitch just the other day when the news was revealed, a china had launched successfully the so call hypersonic missile, which the head of the joint chiefs of staff, general milling sit, was the quote, sputnik moment on a quote relating it to what happened in 1957 when mosque else and a satellite into outer space. there's also hysteria in washington, but belt, well moscow's so suppose that purported domination of the natural gas markets, which washington feels places too much pressure on western europe. that is to say, western europe is too heavily dependent upon moscow for natural gas, and therefore russia, by flipping a

u. s. age cut. what does that achieved? this administration is thereby targeting the most vulnerable segment of the palestinian people and depriving refugees of the right to education health, shelter, and dignified life. but that was all child's play compared with what transpired in venezuela held the long by ruinous us sanctions. they struck as venezuela was going through an economic crisis and that resulted in near complete. he can amik annihilation inflation at half a 1000000 percent of fantastical figure, but with very real consequences. you'd think that lessons have been learned that pulling aid to poor nations is like putting a meal from a hungry parson. the leads aren't the ones that suffer and starve that isn't the reasoning behind age cut. think cynical, think heartless? the idea behind pulling aid is as simple as it is cruel to compel, ve the angry, the hungry and the desperate master rise up against their own rulers? that the elites truly fear. crime rates are skyrocketing in the u. s. city of minneapolis and the

u. s government does not have the ability to compel moderna take certain actions, but it is something we support. we want to happen. the move comes as federal health officials work to keep the focus on bringing up overall vaccination rates. though there are a handful of governors now banning vaccine mandates, new vaccine rules went into effect this week for law enforcement in a number of cities and states and in most areas, there were no large scale layoffs reported. obviously there was some volunteers are that. had to put aside some of their personal differences to get vaccinated to serve the community. but it's a different story in chicago, where at least a third of the city's police department remains unvaccinated. some of those officers are now being placed on unpaid leave, escalating an already tense standoff between the police union and the mayor is all about total control by this mayor. the white house is also preparing to roll out a federal vaccine mandate for businesses with 100 employees are more that could come as early as this week in washington, griff jenkins, ktvu fox two n

u. s. but china does it because they have the infrastructure. and while not in the most efficient category, 3 of china's biggest ports are ranked among the top 5 in the same survey. so there's really no quick fix as the union pacific rail executive said that while making the ports operational, 247 will help incrementally. this is a long term. and so far this hasn't even made a dent in it. yeah, you gotta leave it to politicians. it's been a story to say that is because we're just doing too well. that's why we're having these unprecedented issues. boom. bends on. and kristi, i thank you so much for your insight. the while the markets are mixed this week, as investors continue to keep an eye on the state of rising inflation and the ongoing supply chain constraints, we start in russia where the mo, x is down roughly 1.5 percent for the weak russia central bank increase interest rates on friday by $75.00 basis points to 7.5 percent. this was the 6 the increase since the start of the year signaling more action is possible at the nation deals with the

u. s. pressure, they always have done before john homan. how does it mit screw city? the u. s. in south korea are again pressing north korea to refrain from carrying out more missile tests. days after it said it find a new type of ballistic missile usa invoice in north korea or as in sulfur meetings about the tests and long running stalemate and nuclear democracy, nuclear diplomacy. rather, north korea is refusing to return to talks until you ass drops what it calls, haul style policies, housing and berlin, like many other cities, is becoming increasingly unaffordable. berlin has recently voted overwhelmingly in favor of a proposal for authorities to seize more than 200000 homes and put them into public ownership. but if it falls, reports political and legal hurdles mean it may never happen. daniel digman is one of the last residents, still living in this large apartment block in the heart of berlin. jeff, take 101 flats. 85 have been empty for years with a company who bought in fighting legal battles to demolish, to block, to make way from your part of it. and so many people i