u. s. donald trump's former lawyer, rudy giuliani, has been suspended from practicing in the state of new york. a court decided he'd lied. we're now doing november's election was stolen from the former us presidents . it said there was clear evidence. juliani made false misleading statements to the courts. and the public, as he tried to overturn the election results, the massacre of at least a 130 people in ne, became foster. this month was mostly carried out by child soldiers. the government says 12 to 14 year olds, open fire on people in the village of sol hung and then burned down homes. it is the worst attack the region as seen in gears, even though it's been plagued by on groups moving across the official say they've seen an increase in children being recruited as fighters with the teacher caught up on her on a virus news more than half a 1000000 people in australia's biggest city have been placed on the locked down. sidney is battling an outbreak of the hive infectious delta variance of coven 19 health officials, and told residents and workers in for central suburbs to stay home for

u. s. president, donald trump accepted morocco sovereignty over western sahara. the policy is responded by declaring a new war with morocco. no, spain says its being punished for allowing him valley to travel there for treatment . that's off to morocco. border guards allowed $10000.00 people to cross into the spanish enclave of future last month. spain's prime minister petro sanchez accused the moroccan government of black male. and the diplomatic fall now continues lower by the man the al jazeera. ok. this is all just very easy. top stories us president joe biden has led a ceremony in the state of oklahoma. tomorrow. this interior of the tulsa race masika 300 black residents killed by white moms in 1921 by the promised reports of black businesses, but made no mention of reparations. redo ourselves no favors by pretending none of this ever happened.

u. s president donald trump accepted morocco sovereignty over western sahara. the policy is responded by declaring a new war with morocco. no spain physics being punished for allowing him valley to travel there for treatment that's off to morocco. border guards allowed $10000.00 people to cross into the spanish enclave of future last month. spain's prime minister petro sanchez, accused american government of blackmail and the tip matic for out of the continues . lord, that man the al jazeera, i mean fire has broken out on an iranian naval training vessel near the southern just port in the mouth of the gulf. local news agencies report the entire pest now were able to safely just bug 55 is that still battling the flames on the ship? environmental authorities in sure lanka, testing dead fish that have washed ashore, falling of fire on board a ship. the vessel was carrying nitric acid in all the hazardous materials. vanelle fernandez reports from colombo, its 2 of days in fi ripped through the in the pull a container ship heading to the port of colombo and sheila.

u. s. leader donald trump would see dr. ted dross and even pulled funds out of the world health organization that can come up with declaration called the cob is bay declaration to fight future pandemic. but i think that will be some de la asking whether they're doing everything that they need to do is, you know, there's been a loss of calls for peyton's to be lifted by pharmaceutical companies. i don't think that's going to be in the final communique, but we will have to wait because this is saturday at the g 7 and there is a full day business on sunday will be moving mainly to talk about climate change before we're going to actually see that communicate published diplomatic, it's a james based reporting live from cornwall in the united kingdom. we're going to stay in the u. k. when london, thousands of people are demonstrating and support a palestinian rights rally as part of the resist g 7 day of action for international justice. they've marched towards the prime minister's official residence in downing street, but just a

u. s. president, donald trump accepted morocco sovereignty over western sahara. the policy is responded by declaring a new war with morocco. no, spain says its being punished for allowing him valley to travel there for treatment . that's off to morocco. border guards allowed $10000.00 people to cross into the spanish enclave of future last month. spain's prime minister petro sanchez accused the broken government of black male. and the diplomatic for now continues lower. but among the al jazeera, i mean, while the us secretary of state is in costa rica, as part of president joe biden's, goal to tackle the root causes of migration. and the ben can will meet latin american foreign ministers and what his department has called a search for regional solutions and comes as such and migrants to the u. s. southern border continues including thousands of undocumented an unaccompanied children, while at snugger to gabriel. alexander. he is in the costa rican capital san jose cape, took us through just what the thinking was hoping to achieve with this trip here. well, he's t

u. s. administration of president donald trump. and then they survived that and managed to get the u. s. back and kept this nuclear deal all in a effort to trying to revive airlines economy and open up the country's economy to the international community. so it would mean a very positive start for abraham race. his government, when they take over in august, if that team in vienna managed to secure an agreement before they leave office. i was just curious door such about reporting live from 10 ron doors. many things in moscow has registered a new record for cove at 19 infections for a 2nd day running. well, the 9000 cases were recorded in the last 24 hours. moscow's math says the surge is being driven by the contagious delta variant. first identified in india, restrictions including a ban on large gatherings have been extended in the city. the palestinian authority has rejected a deal with israel to receive more than a 1000000 cove at 900 vaccines that are close to their expiry date of vaccine swamp was announced earlier on the friday palestinians say that they will till the doses would

u. s. commitment to nato, and mark's a major shift from his predecessor, donald trump, during the summit in brussels, members of the lions tough on distance against russia, and acute china, of being a security challenging, almost one russia in china, both seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity we're seeing an increase in malicious cyber activity but our alliance is still.

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u. s. had suffered pretty badly from 4 years of donald trump. now joe biden wasn't town to strengthen this very strategic atlantic partnership that those 2 pack have had for a long time. biden has called the closest relationship in the world, and to achieve that, this trade disputes that basically were dominating the trump. iraq also tara's on mattel, minium 25 percent very high terrorists that also have really disturbed the traits relation between the you and the u. s. all had to be discussed today. on the mattel terrace, there's no solution, but a working group has now been established. we are committed, never fully less, but we're backing. it's overwhelming the interest of the have a great relationship with a very different than my predecessors. after the meeting, the president of the european council of charlotte, michelle's have the it's now a new founding fact between the 2 groups, a strong alliance for a better world. a lot of other issues were discussed including the climate, the global tax funds, also support for tech companies of trade

u. s. revokes the ban on tick tock and we chat dropping. donald trump's order outlawing the chinese and apps. ah yes, president joe biden has arrived in the u. k to begin his 1st overseas trip of his turn. a visit he says is about america rallying the world democracies. the day visit to europe will take in g 7, a nature so much as well as talks with the russian president vladimir putin in switzerland. it's a chance for biden to show other world leaders that the u. s. values its partners with allies after 4 turbulent years under donald trump. allen fisher reports from washington, d. c. 8, a 3 countries. for summit, your bite has a busy agenda for his 1st trip as us president a trip which will mark and you faith in the crew and a virus pandemic. and us relations with the rest of the world. ah, landing at any for space primarily used to support us, your operations, the president, i lined what he hoped. the trip would deliver. this my 1st overseas trip is tracy united states. i am heading to the g 7 then to the nato minister, and then to meet with mr. to let him know what i want him to know

if you like with nato, very concerned that another donald trump presidency could be a reality in the future or not. the u. s. president could take the same perspective as donald trump turning back on foreign policy. so in many ways, nathan allies has been a little bit scarred by that experience in the last few years and that has shifted their own perspective because now they all saying that they want to see, for example, european powers. certainly the french presence about micro micro talking about most often in terms of european defense relying less on the u. s. for security. and there are those differences. i mentioned the military withdrawal not going to not being discussed but also china, european powers looking for much more of a partnership with beijing. not necessarily totally behind. biden's push for a much tougher position or see what comes out of the meeting as the day progresses for the moment and attention butler and bustle. thank you. the reports of a possible radiation leak in southern china, having dismissed by operators of the power plant states from china, general nuclear power groups, as o

u. s. didn't have it back over the last 4 years of donald trump. there's been a lot of trust and i think president biden's saying the u. s. is back yes, that very pleased by that. but to be honest with you, i think some of them are still looking over their shoulder and wondering, is president biden here in the u. s. back for good, or could this just be for years of president biden? and then the return of president trump or another, trump like president. all right, thank you for me. and i matching edits a james base. all course, the other key issue at those discussions at the g 7 summit in the days had is going to be climate change. and even as leaders met in cornwall, that was a sobering reminder of how urgent this issue is. data is revealed, the scale of recent destruction and brazil's amazon rain forest, more than 2 and a half 1000 square kilometers of land was destroyed in the 1st 5 months of this year. that's more than 3 times the size of new york city and a 25 percent rise compared to a year earlier. in fact, deforestation, sword, 67 percent in

u. s. president. previously, jo biden's predecessor donald trump. in fact, he went into that forecasting that there would be a long list of accomplishments that wasn't the case. in fact, he didn't even sort of confront the russian leader with respect to meddling in us elections instead, taking his word and contrast to us intelligence agencies that russia had had a hand in intervening in us democracy. so we expected it will be a very different tone this time. we also expect that there may not be any sort of grand thing that might come out of this. but what again, that seems to be the goal in all of this is to really try and have those areas of communication almost or framework if you will, for future communication and try to resolve some of these differences in detroit. if you're away from that meeting, of course, we'll come back to more analysis as the leaders meet there in geneva can be how could our white house correspondent still have here on out there are the u. s. government and valve its national strategy to come back. domestic terrorism call

the earlier deadline negotiated by donald trump. taliban u. s. military leaders, though, have repeatedly cautioned against any kind of deadline, saying the drawdown should be based on the security situation on the ground rather than a specific date. and he worked with brian becker. i think some senior figures in the u. s. are looking for a pretext to stay and i've got to tell we see here is a tug of war between those who are insisting that the u. s. they for ever an afghan is then and those who feel that the war is not winnable, it's drain. it's not going to be. it's not going to alter the outcome. and they also make a differentiation between the taliban and should the television become the new government? yes, it would be the same kind of government, maybe with some slight variation from the way it was before september 11. but i think it's important not to complete that with isis or isis is in afghanistan because of the us invasion of afghanistan. there was no isis prior to 2001, and all kite is really weaken for so obviously the military again

invent. clearly enjoying the moment white and thought to rebuild trust after 4 years of donald trump, the former u. s. leader was openly hostile to nato, was even threatening to pull out the military withdrawal from afghanistan. climate change an native feature on the agenda, but relation with russia and china dominated discussions. china's growing influence on international policies present challenges to alliance security. joe biden succeeded in persuading nato to back in ministration push for a tougher approach to china, regarded by washington as a major economic and strategic rival. but for most nato allies, russia remains the main threat relation between moscow and nato, are at the lowest points since the cold war on wednesday by and shed you to meet russian leader vladimir person. so highly anticipated talks in geneva, i shared at our allies that convey to press what i'll convey to president bowden. but i'm not looking for conflict with russia, but then we will respond of russia continues as harmful activities. toys with turkey also tense biden, called a meeting with a turkish president producti

in the last couple of months, donald trump hill, the u. s. out of iran nuclear deal. he's gone, he's no longer in office and it looks as if benjamin netanyahu time is prime minister of israel. is that an end that he has very vehemently against the whole around nuclear deal and was very much against the idea of joe biden plan to get back into the ran nuclear deal. but then again, he is not quite so critical. he would like to see a better and certainly what we're hearing from vienna is that there is the possibility of some sort of agreement in the next week or so. but if there is a change of government in israel, and it looks as if benny guns might continue as defense, secretary, it gives you biden's administration, a window to change the dynamic between washington and the railways. because of course, things since he came into office have been a bit strange. it doesn't go on benjamin netanyahu. he wasn't in the top 10 list of world leaders, he called after his election. and so he might see the opportunity to move america's interest further. with this new government, par

we could see the return of donald trump, s b u. s. president, because he's suggest that he wants to run again. but my guess is at this g 7, the defense of the other 6 heads, the state is going to be one of great relief. and as far as johnson said a couple days ago, what really, he said that you could have a conversation in a collegial, collaborative and allied way with the us president finally, you know, have you having had the honor to meet you by many times into i've worked with him, i mean i know he's so charismatic, so charming and connect so well with people. so i think that move will be great for me. the real question is can the g 7 make it self relevant? again, i mean in the 1970s. when the g 7 was formed, the member states council for about 80 percent of global g d p. and today that's down to only. busy 40 percent, so that's one reason why i think a big recently, or johnson invited the leaders of japan and australia and south africa and south korea. sorry to, to this to 7. well, that sanguine nicely to my next question, whi

it was supposed to be the host president, donald trump, in the u. s. hosting the meeting, but it took place virtually. and the whole idea now is they meet face to face and try to get the grips with the aftermath of the pandemic. the aftermath in many of the g 7 countries, but in many other parts of the world, it's not the off them off, it's still raging. they'll be looking at vaccines. they'll be looking at each nomic support and how the whole of the world's economy can pull back after the devastation caused by the pandemic. prime minister maurice johnson will be making the opening remarks, which we will, we intend to carry live here on our 0 that's do you in about one, just have 15 minutes now. james. what, what are we expecting him to say? do we know? well, i think we know that the pandemic will be number one, code 19, and what to do with the world off the code 19 building back better. it's the slogan they put on this 1st session of the g 7 rather a heck need phrase. it's been used for political purposes by boris johnson in the u . k. by joe biden, i

u . s. values, it's partners and allies. after 4 years rock ears under donald trump, he outlines his whole so the trip before departing. lion making clear through europe from the united states replied g 7 is going to move. alan fischer is joining us for more from the white house to alan. what are the president's priorities going into this trip? well, a days for some 3 countries, as you say, you'll touchstone, and just over an hour or so in the u. k as the stock of a trip, which will also see a number of $1.00 to $1.00 meetings with a number of world leaders. one of those, of course, is going to be glad to meet when they get together in geneva. and the white house says that joe biden will raise the cyber attacks that have hit the u. s. in recent months, he will also tackle the issue of russian interference in us elections and he will discuss human rights do biden's firstborn serve as president markson. you phase in the corona, virus pandemic, and us relations with the rest of the world. after a series of virtual meetings, the heads of the leading 7 global economies wi

this is purely because donald trump decided to withdraw a u. s. troops. so everybody else followed suit? well, i wouldn't blame it, only on president trump decision, but of course you were quite surprised how the troops denver leaving, and how quick and unconditioned the us troops decided to withdraw. so this came quite as a surprise, but i think generally, i would say that all international forces in the country found a time to leave, maybe a bit later, but it was not a question of whether to leave, but rather how and when to leave. that was the main question. so is that a plan either from international partners or within afghanistan? is that a plan for how to defeat corruption, how to build security and how to build an infrastructure once the international presence has gone? well, this is very difficult to say because we have been claiming, appraising, i've come ownership and african less and african owned construction and peace process since 20 years. and but on the other hand, we were kind of telling them how to do it. and i think now we have come to

u. s. is also going to be discussing with its members. part of the role that the u. s. president is playing is to reassure after 4 years of donald trump, that there is a solid security commitment to that end. the united states once again, going to a firm article 5 that an attack on one. it's an attack on all as being what you'll bottom believes is the foundation of not only his multilateralism plan, but also for global security. and seeing that the rule based order that exists in the united states and around the world is something that continues to be maintained . now, in addition to china, one of the big concerns for the united states is also the issue of afghanistan, something that will also be brought up. given the fact that the u. s. continuing to draw down its forces and looking to make sure that its policies are in line with its allies. but you're right when it comes to russia when it comes to china. those are the big issues that are looming in terms of the concerns of this group. and of the united states and to that, and the secretary general talking about how this will be confronted with respect to china. the fact that there m

back when donald trump was still the u. s. a commander in chief washington set the 1st of may 2021. as the deadline to bring the troops home, that statement came against the backdrop of talks between the afghan government and the taliban in doha. when joe biden took over, he postponed the complete pull out, eventually, resetting it to september, the 11th this year. but the pentagon now says that timeframe may be flexible as the us defense secretary continues to monitor the situation. as we said from the very beginning, while there is a schedule, we're mindful that that schedule could fluctuate and changes as conditions change too. so i can't speak to any specific recommendations he's making about the taliban advances. but i can tell you that, that he's looking at the situation every day with a fresh set of eyes to see if we know the, the pace that we're setting is the appropriate pace for the kinds of capabilities that we think we need to. again conduct a safe and orderly retrograde independent consultant on u. s. foreign policy, robert name and says the withdrawal of the troops is

u. s. president. and, you know, the concern with donald trump was that he was going to be out flanked by vladimir putin given his experiences in intelligence with the k g, b. but there is the same concern even though job wide and doesn't have intelligence experience. he's certainly sat and listened to intelligence and his decades of service have had him at the helm in many cases of some of the most intricate foreign policy. so in terms of navigating this, the 2 men are kind of a, an equal match in that respect. they both have experience, i'll be at different and it appears that joe biden is using a bit of a charm factor to try and get things off on the right foot. you know what it's worked for him in the past. why not try it with vladimir putin to it appears that is a calculation. and so they set off to go into this lakeside village. now discuss some of these difficult issues, whether it be arms and security and whether it be economics, whether it be climate change. there's a whole host of issues that the united states helps to bring up human rights, democratic values. these are all, some of the things

u. s. it's a mark shift from his predecessor, donald trump, who threatened to withdraw from the alliance and call member states delinquents. russia in china, both seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity. we're seeing an increase in militia cyber activity. but our alliance, just a strong foundation, nato stands together. that's how we met every other threatened the past. it's our greatest strength as meet our challenges of the future and are many and everyone. everyone in that room today understood the shared appreciation. quite frankly, that america is back while the white house corresponding kimberly how kit has more now from brussels. follow his meeting with nato leaders, us president joe biden. once again identifying the greatest challenges to the security alliance, continue to be china and russia. he says both nations are seeking to drive a wedge in that alliance. and to that end, the u. s. president forecasting how he expects to approach his meeting with the russian leader when the 2 will sit down face to face in geneva. on wednesday, the us president collins, a worthy

u. s. commitment to nato and marks a major shift from his predecessor, donald trump. during the summit in brussels, members of the alliance, tough understands against russia and acute china, of being a security challenging, almost one russia in china, both seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity. we're seeing an increase in malicious cyber activity. but our alliance just a strong foundation that stands together. that's how we met every other threat in the past. it's our greatest strength as a meet our challenges of the future and our many and everyone. everyone in that room today understood the shared appreciation. quite frankly, that america is back members of the us congress have held a moment of silence as the number of covert 19 deaths, their approaches 600000. the u. s. accounts for 15 percent of the world wide corona virus death toll the u. k. is delaying its planned to ease restrictions in england by a month. the final stage of lifting lockdown measures was due to half a next week, but arise in cases linked to the delta variance that was suppos

u. s. nation, i'm some, this is offensive. you see donald trump got involved and said though, you shouldn't be taking a knee. and it was only in 2020 after george for his death and all the protests that we sold at the nfl actually changed the policy on this and said, no, we were wrong. were wrong, not to listen to the play as concerns. but racism taken is completely acceptable. so this is too massive. you turns from the nfl relatively recently on to huge race racial subjects. and they've been on the wrong side of history and the hope now that people look to move on and say, well, eventually they got to the right position. all right, mark meadows from dw sport. thank you for bringing us that story. now the world's elite athletes are counting the days to the started the tokyo olympics next month, despite the uncertainty caused by the corona virus pandemic. the american team could be a major advantage given they return to competition quicker than many other nations . be a max is one sport where the u. s. could thrive american b m x, ride the corner f

donald trump. well, i think it was interesting today. vladimir putin was active, asked about the unpredictability of russian actions. and he said, well actually it's the u. s. that has been unpredictable. and i think that was definitely a sideswipe at donald trump. russia has very much portrayed donald trump in the past during his term as being kind of almost a bull in a china shop, kind of leaving international deals left and right, including arms control treaties. and i think from the beginning, the rush, the russians expected biden to be a bit more predictable, a bit more professional when it comes to keeping to agreements when it comes to diplomatic protocol. and i think it seems that let me put and got what he was hoping for when it comes to that. he talked a few times about the professionalism of his counterpart. i think it does seem that we're seeing that sort of almost relief shining through that even though things probably will remain bad. and you know, there are all these bones of contention between the us and russia. they, they will be able to at least predict what bite and will do more easily than they could with donald trump beforehand. emily,

on that with an ant on quantum thorough and, and c, s a dot, donald trump cannot just be a little bump it up the also, of course, because the former u s, administration of the trump administration have proposed oh, the so called century deal. and it was not a bad deal because it suits one part to israel. and as i accept it at all by the palestinians, and by the out of that's why there's a big difference between this initiative by trump and his administration, the current situation, welcome us because he will not be tough enough for what i know. how did he know they did not agree with w? he, he but be. so i've gotta have dial regarding this because i follow up resolutions of the arab league, the positions of the out up countries, collectively o, bilaterally they wear or the participation of the gulf country. again, it's not up to you. no, no, no, listen, oh, the policy and ins and ah, on those who can control themselves and the issue, not the country is not the arab come to the final say is for the palestinians regarding the palestinian issue, the, our friends. that's why i think all the adams are supporting the rights legitimate, tr

u. s. justice department is launching an internal investigation of activities it carried out during donald trump's administration. prosecutors over the big tech firms to provide data on democratic lawmakers as part of an inquiry into classified leaks. firms including apple say they complied but provided limited information. and you are 2020 has finally kicked off after a year delay. it's the biggest sporting events since the start of the time demick being much was held in a room where it'll be turkey 3. know, so those are the headlines and he's continues here now. jazeera after witness. thank you. thanks for watching. bye. for now. on the me. i use it. so then on the bottom and draw local mover and is it the will movie go in for this week when the baby doesn't that you're busy. nathan, i go when a photo or m b. c. i find that he goes group on gather yeah. hold on. you know, going with a little book, easy, more, nominate over. why do you know me? i get them enough for the data from a doesn't know. nobody knows me. said like a phone on the oh goodness, i'm not going in when i heard the story about t

may 1st thought the earlier at deadline negotiated by donald trump and the taliban, but u. s. military leaders have repeatedly cautioned against any kind of deadline, saying that draw don't should be based on the security situation on the ground rather than a specific date. i'm happy to say we can cross live now to brian becker. brian is national coordinator of the anti war. i'm sure coalition. welcome to you. we just heard the defense secretary and the top general in the u. s. saying terrorists in afghanistan could regenerate and threaten america within 2 years or clinical, or they actually true. or is this more a sense of looking for excuses to extend the deadline? what's your, what's your view on that? i think there's a debate going on inside of washington and between the biden white house and the pentagon. this is a debate that's gone on and on and on for the last 10 years. ever since the end of the so called surge, the 2nd year of the obama administration, donald trump was, you know, organizing peace types at camp david with the taliban leadership that was scheduled . ac

and also during that period, of course, you had president donald trump in charge, and the u. s. there was even more retraction from the international stage, at least from the american french. so what we have now is this 1st g 20 meeting in this period in which the pandemic is being a bit, especially here in italy. one of the countries hardest hit and you have many of the leaders taking part here today. and my kid on tuesday saying how important it is to re focus on multilateralism. you had the foreign minister of the italy due to my of st. just that kicking off the media. you had us secretary say anthony, blinking, who stopped in rome prior to this meeting, meeting with the pope meeting with both the prime minister of italy and the president of italy, reassuring everyone he met, that the u. s. is fully committed to fighting the pandemic together. he, he reminded everyone how president joe biden has, has now approved 500000000 pfizer vaccine doses to be shared through kovak with developing and poor countries in another, 80000000 doses of other vaccines. and he also reminded other