u. s. still has the power to push for ratification because they hold the premier naval force worldwide. however, the currently, the u. s. is wanting ratification of unit close, saying it is essential for the deterrence of aggression by the chinese in the south china sea. however, if you would accept the u. s. a suggestions this could lead to the u. s. a. joining the treaty, a move which makes very little sense, considering the u. s. already has a free reign without being bound by any treaty, and giving any power or any more power to united nations. not to mention it would open up the possibility of international lawsuits against the u. s. for climate change and would require the us to pay oil and gas production royalties. now following speaker policies visit china and a sign of strength. and some can say intimidation began to hold a live ammunition drills in the time when the straight. in response, taiwan is hoping the allies like the u. s. was certain international law, principal called the freedom of navigation, all to protect the median line between china and taiwan. a boundary which has existed since the 19 fifties and was crossed over by the chinese more than $100.00 times du

u. s. essentially tries to dine play house speaker nancy pelosi, a recent visit to taiwan thing. there is no reason for paging to overreact. there is no reason for beijing to turn this visit, which is consistent with long standing u. s. policy and into some sort of crisis. what artes nicky are and has been taking a closer look at the consequences of nancy pelosi visit to ty, pay, toner is already taking action as it warned it would fall out from pillow seas. whirlwind trip has been swift and brutal to quite rightly. people are asking the question, we have seen the chinese authorities take multiple economic actions against individual chinese companies, an entire sectors of the economy. here, taiwan has already paid your visit and is likely to continue to do for the coming days and weeks. what concrete tangible benefits can you promise taiwan? offset the cost of your trip. a tricky question. slickly deflected because she knew exactly what she'd done. and americans have made a bit of a habit of doing things like this. throwing others under the bus in service of their own goals. and

u. s. essentially a sabotage count. it's all in summer time in which was the 1st and over a decade in our, in on us soil. and so that was a very embarrassing situation, and it's really quite stunning how all these foreign policy, experts from in the bible and ministration did not seem to think that this would happen in the past. there are literally in the back pocket of the united states government and that is definitely no longer the case, especially with what had been what some have been calling the 2nd pink tied. next we bring you the latest on ask on install on the trials and tribulations, all big civilians who are still struggling piece that lives back together a year off. the disaster if u. s. military withdrawal of their country intensive passes. ah, according to a recent poll, 50 percent of americans think the war in afghanistan was a mistake. u. s. senate has also criticized the binds administration for the hasty withdrawal describing the bush pull out as a legacy of american betrayal. ortiz don't course asthma

u. s. essentially a sabotaged its own summit, which was the 1st and over a decade our in our, in on us soil. and so that was a very embarrassing situation, and it's really quite stunning how, you know, all these foreign policy experts from in the biden administration did not seem to think that this would happen in the past. there are literally in the back pocket of the united states government, and that is definitely no longer the case, especially with what's been what some have been calling the 2nd pink tied. ah, we, while life goes on in crimea, despite the imposition of western sanctions in 2014 and he spoke with an italian entrepreneur he moved to the peninsula 13 years ago and i opened an ice cream shop and the city of sever stapo are both so lately has no plans to move saying that with the ongoing european energy crisis, it's much easier to do business in crimea. he says the sanctions do no significant harm to his ice cream business. and despite the ongoing conflict in ukraine, he feels safe on the peninsula. the problem we solve in 201415 now because after that, you know, we are here

u. s. essentially a sabotage its own summit, which was the 1st and over a decade in our, in on us soil. and so that was a very embarrassing situation, and it's really quite stunning. how are all these foreign policy experts from in the biden and ministration did not seem to think that this would happen in the past . there are literally in the back pocket of the united states government, and that is definitely no longer the case, especially with what had been what some have been calling the 2nd pink time. when makes me bring uber latest on afghanistan in the trials and tribulations of its civilians who are still struggling to pay their lives by together a year off to be disastrous. us military withdrawal left the country and cottages. ah. according to a recent poll, 50 percent of americans think the war in afghanistan was a mistake. the u. s. senate has also criticized the bind in administration for the hasty withdrawal describing the bush pullouts as a legacy of american betrayal. ortiz donald quarter asthma people clinging on to a plane for dear life, only to fall to their deaths, a su

u. s. essentially sabotaged its own summit, which was the 1st and over a decade in our, in on us soil. and so that was a very embarrassing situation, and it's really quite stunning how, you know, all these foreign policy experts from in the biden administration did not seem to think that that's what happened the past. there are literally in the back pocket of the united states government and that is definitely no longer the case, especially with what had been what some have been calling the 2nd pink time. and now to our special coverage on of ghana, stan which marks one year since nato's chaotic withdrawal the the u. s. constructed basis for afghan troops everywhere in an attempt to save the country from terrorism. but then flat afghanistan deserted. those who depended on its support. our teeth, donald quarter, has more people clinging on to a plane for dear life, only to fall to their deaths, a suicide bombing chaos that was kabul one year ago, as the u. s. withdrew its troops from afghanistan, that was, according to joe biden, a success 20000 people evacuated the safety. that number'

u. s. congress that critics say would essentially nullify the one china policy. when it comes to taiwan, our response should be that we are for democracy and against communist aggression. we live in dangerous times. china sizing up america and our commitment to taiwan. the danger will only grow worse if we show weakness in the face of chinese threats and aggression toward taiwan. these weapons that the u. s. a is piling him to taiwan are a bit more than defensive. they have the capability of striking the chinese mainland. it looks like the united states is hinting it may once again back away from a promise. it's made to a major country and escalate tension. nancy pelosi is trip, could have catastrophic results for the world. caleb, martha r t new york. i appreciate you joining us. you were not international for our special roland coverage of nancy pelosi arriving in taipei. yep. she did it. it's about a 1 30 in the morning that answered, we know she's at our hotel room is she snuggled under the sheets to sleep. busy ha, jetlag, more news, just a mom we are actual

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u. s. because of course, nature is funded and essentially led by the u. s. isn't it? do you think they have the power west losing all its interest influence in the middle east and, and are russia and china and turkey taking the whole middle east control. we have moved to contain the west of o situation and turkeys giving a great hand in order to, to preserve and not the world to fall to chaos. i think that if it goes to debt, the turkey will be kicked out of nature. but what is to nato without jerky it's then it means the ditch with dog, middle east, it's, you know, it is loses, it's one of the core forces they are listening. water aired or gun has to say, if, oh, there, the con wants to make a filament, and sweden to collapse from his side. he can do it. he has all the tools to do it. and, and it's interesting that we are, for the situation that to northern countries are in the rule of anchor. it's highly connected to, these are blocking the nature oh, coming to russian, northern borders and what's happening now in armenian sprites, on, in the black sea, it's all con

u. s. his actions saying that what u. s was doing was really essentially meddling in china's internal affairs. now this is the point that we've heard of the chinese officials make in the last few days. the china also defending its actions, saying that what it's doing is merely protecting its territorial integrity and saying that this is what the chinese population expects of the chinese government in protecting the sovereignty. and he says, there is nothing or no one on this earth that can stop the reunification of time. one. now really seeing both sides the u. s. and china not only reiterating their positions for really hardening their stance. early on friday we heard anthony blink and say, china's actions are threat flagrantly provocative. and he also said that, you know, what china's doing in the taiwan strait is not justified. he said it's a significant escalation. it is disproportionate and it's extreme to really these 2 countries already starting at very different points and it doesn't seem like they are. i mean the meetings have ended, they've not h

u. s. congress that critics say would essentially nullify the one china policy when it comes to taiwan. our response should be that we are for democracy and against communist aggression. we live in dangerous times. china sizing up america and our commitment to taiwan. the danger will only grow worse if we show weakness in the face of chinese threats and aggression toward taiwan. these weapons that the u. s. a is piling him to taiwan are a bit more than defensive. they have the capability of striking the chinese mainland. it looks like the united states is hinting at may once again back away from a promise. it's made to a major country and escalate tension. nancy pelosi is trip, could have catastrophic results for the world. caleb maha r t new york. and we also heard from politics. professor joseph gregory mahoney who believes the biden administration is openly meddling and china's efforts on that this below sheets visit to taiwan may just be the tipping point. for many are concerned, the fine has been hollowing out to one china policy and the principle is strategic ambiguity. his charac

s. and that is essentially u. s. government chord for secretive a her, the documents which mean the been provided either by american spies, more american intelligence assets, real people that could be at risk of those documents go on the other hand. so what are the f b i saying about this idea of appointing a special master? they are saying, 1st of all, look, we don't need it because we've reviewed all the documents. secondly, the claim that some of these documents should be returned to donald trump is absolute nonsense because these documents don't belong to him. he actually belong to the us government. and here's the thing. they're saying that the court should consider that it's clear from the evidence. some of these documents have been moved and concealed, trying to blog the u. s. government's investigation, and that is what could donald trump and his team in legal jeopardy allen? thank you very much for that. allan fisher in washington dc. still head on this al jazeera and use our mankind support is gathered ou

u. s. congress that critics say would essentially nullify the one china policy when it comes to taiwan. our response should be that we are for democracy and against communist aggression. we live in dangerous times. china sizing up america and our commitment to taiwan. the danger will only grow worse if we show weakness in the face of chinese threats in aggression toward taiwan. these weapons that the usa is piling into taiwan are a bit more than defensive. they have the capability of striking the chinese mainland. it looks like the united states is hinting it may once again back away from a promise. it's made to a major country and escalate tension. nancy pelosi is trip, could have catastrophic results for the world. caleb, martha r. t new york. me delighted to say welcome. i must live all the programming out for desires, professor of international law. and for me, are you an independent expert in the trash? no order. an angel juliano political financial. unless gentlemen, you are both most welcome. alfred, can we kick off with you even if nancy pelosi decides not to visit anniversary?

u. s. it might be on a collision course, essentially with 2 world powers, china and russia by aggravating china with a visit like this. and this comes at a time where beijing and moscow have already been deepening their alliance. so the concern pablo being that this could push them even closer into each other's arms if you will. suit me. what about the white house? where does president biden stand on nancy pelosi visit? well, it is a very complex issue. i mean, the white house, as you mentioned, president biden did express concern about nancy pelosi going to taiwan. and he did not actually tell her not to go, but there were concerns from the department of defense as well. and with the white house. so focused on the war and ukraine, it has been seen as a bit of a distraction, perhaps. but there has been some speculation that the white house might have privately condone this visit by nancy pelosi as a way for the us to reaffirm its commit to taiwan. and stand up to china without that actually coming directly from president biden and his administration. as you know, nancy pelosi as the speaker of

u. s. congress that critics say would essentially nullify the one china policy. when it comes to taiwan, our response should be that we are for democracy and against communist aggression. we live in dangerous times. china sizing up america and our commitment to taiwan. the danger will only grow worse if we show weakness in the face of chinese threats and aggression toward taiwan. these weapons that the u. s. a is piling him to taiwan are a bit more than defensive. they have the capability of striking the chinese mainland. it looks like the u. s. a is hinting that it may once again back away from a promise that it's made with major country and escalate tension. nancy pelosi trip could have catastrophic consequences for the world. caleb mob artsy new york. okay, know the story that fit in this news, our, the bricks group, all nations is becoming increasing. lee, appealing to more states with the president of algeria, africa's largest gas export or sing the countries ready to join the block, amazon target of alliances, gain size and traction. western lead block seem

u. s. congress that critics say would essentially nullify the one china policy when it comes to taiwan. our response should be that we are for democracy and against communist aggression. we live in dangerous times. china is sizing up america and our commitment to taiwan. the danger will only grow worse if we show weakness in the face of chinese threats and aggression toward taiwan. these weapons that the u. s. a is piling in to taiwan, are a bit more than defensive. they have the capability of striking the chinese mainland. it looks like the united states is hinting it may once again back away from a promise. it's made to a major country and escalate tension. nancy pelosi is trip, could have catastrophic results for the world. caleb maha r t new york. and earlier we discuss below see potential visit with benjamin shaw and asian, a 1st professor at the power school of technology and political economist, tim unders. it's certainly a stunt. it's a provocation, whether diverting from those matters is the main purpose is not the story we've known for some time that the u. s. has been ramping

u. s. his actions saying that what u. s was doing was really essentially meddling in china's internal affairs. now this is a point that we've heard other chinese officials make in the last few days. but china also defending its actions, saying that what it's doing is merely protecting its territorial integrity. and saying that this is what the chinese population expects of the chinese government in protecting the sovereignty. and he says there is nothing or no one on this earth that can stop the reunification of tie one. now you really seeing both sides of the u. s. in china, not only reiterating their positions for really hardening their stance earlier on friday, we heard and nibbling and say, from china's actions or threat, flagrantly provocative. and he also said that, you know, what china's doing in the taiwan strait is not justified. you said it's a significant escalation, it is disproportionate, and it's extreme to really these 2 countries already starting at very different points and it doesn't seem like they are. i mean, the meetings have ended, th

u. s. congress that critics say would essentially nullify the one china policy when it comes to taiwan. our response should be that we are for democracy and against communist aggression. we live in dangerous times. china sizing up america and our commitment to taiwan. the danger will only grow worse if we show weakness in the face of chinese threats and aggression toward taiwan. these weapons that the u. s. a is piling into taiwan are a bit more than defensive. they have the capability of striking the chinese mainland. it looks like the united states is hinting at may once again back away from a promise. it's made to a major country and escalate tension. nancy pelosi is trip, could have catastrophic results for the world. caleb mama, r t. you're always good to welcome live on to the program. human and labor rights lawyer from the u. s. a dumb cove like done good to have you on the program in washington? no, very far from where you are there in pittsburgh. palo sees supporters are calling this high risk on the high reward. what kind of reward can we talk about? do you think? yeah, i thin

u. s. congress that critics say would essentially nullify the one china policy when it comes to taiwan. our response should be that we are for democracy and against communist aggression. we live in dangerous times. china is sizing up america and our commitment to taiwan. the danger will only grow worse if we show weakness in the face of chinese threats and aggression toward taiwan. these weapons that the u. s. a is piling into taiwan are a bit more than defensive. they have the capability of striking the chinese mainland. it looks like the united states is hinting it may once again back away from a promise. it's made to a major country and escalate tension. nancy pelosi is trip, could have catastrophic results for the world. caleb, martha r. t new york. among reaction i've been getting throughout the day to today's developments was from alfred desires, professor of international law, former un independent expert on international order and also angelo, juliano political and finance. one was our friend. did it surprise you? how few us lawmakers k monitor urging pelosi not to inflame the s

a right wing figure who essentially went to the u. s. and said we need your help. we need your money to tackle drugs in this country more than $8000000000.00 and went to military forces in columbia for that reason. but the didn't seem to be result where, where does that money and all what, what happened there? columbia has long functioned as the israel, the u. s. is israel in south america with aching, mobilize and deploy troops, it will where they can in circle and intimidate. then as well as this phony war on drugs was merely the justification to mobilize $8000000000.00 in clan alamba. to move around colombia, swashbuckling like the colonizers of yester year, us has 9 more terry bases is francisco mentioned in columbia. none of these bases are legal and that was the function of the henri base. the santos is the duke is the biggest seller off this tremendously geopolitically important in mineral rich oil rich country. that's a massive price. now that the left wing, the masses of 40000000 people of columbia, pushing back against this right wing imperialist gender,

u. s. and australia play sort of a really significant role. and essentially the policy which has taken a much more integrative, if not sort of commitment committed to diversity. many of the people that were now made cardinals, or people that come from fairly unusual places, for instance, go or where there's been for 450 years, sort of membership of the church, but actually no cardinal. and as a matter of fact, people that generally belong to the basis of the church and do not really came coming to the church as part of sort of its hierarchy. so it's very likely that the next conclave will see many of these voices were presented in ways that they had not been before much and got d w. religious affairs correspond then thank you so much. you're welcome. and finally, india has completed its biggest ever demolition operation. blasts brought down twin 100 meter high apartment towers near the capital delhi in seconds. the supreme court order to the demolition because the high rise is breached safety regulations, the area was evacuated before the explosions. that's a

u. s. and australia play sort of a really significant role. and essentially the policy which has taken a much more integrative, if not sort of commitment committed to diversity. many of the people that were now made cardinals, or people that come from fairly unusual places. for instance, gore where there's been for 450 years sort of membership of the church, but actually no cardinal. and as a matter of fact, people that generally belong to the basis of the church and do not really came coming to the church as part of sort of its hierarchy. so it's very likely that the next conclave will see many of these voices were presented in ways that they had not been before or at martin gag dw religious affairs correspond, then thank you so much that you're welcome. temperatures in europe, highest mountains have risen by nearly 2 degrees celsius. in the past century, almost doubled the global average preceding glaciers and the alps are one of the most visible effects of climate change. glaciers are a major source of fresh water and he'll keep whole ecosystems in balance

u. s. and australia play sort of a really significant role. and essentially the policy which has taken a much more integrative, if not sort of commitment committed to diversity. many of the people that were now made cardinals, or people that come from fairly unusual places. for instance, gore where there's been for 450 years sort of membership of the church, but actually no cardinal us. and as a matter of fact, people that generally belong to the basis of the church and do not really came coming to the church as part of sort sort of it's hierarchy. so it's very likely that the next conclave will see many of these voices were presented in ways that they had not been before our meeting acted on the religious affairs correspondent, thank you so much that you're welcome. ah. in the bonus league a now by munich took on mention glad bar looking to continue there. perfect. start to the season after being drawn and the champions league against a parcel, luna! aside, featuring their recently departed superstar robert levon dorski by on were looking for real show stren

significant moment for the united states in terms of age shift to have support and signaling that essentially u. s. troops and u. s. soldiers are likely to be in europe for the long haul. can be, how could to in washington dc, thank you for that. ukrainian president vladimir lensky, use the gravity of the day to remind the europe in continent of the impacts of the war go far beyond ukraine's borders. yeah, lots of them. i was just and they should be leaving the and i don't want someone said europe is no longer player. we're not united pet, sleepy ukraine integrated the whole continent. europe takes 2 squares in europe. introduce a tough sanction of europe, unanimously. recognizes that green future member of the p and union in mala, but the business realized that money still smells of blood loss in their death. because let's take a closer look at the changes this war has forced on the european union, about 12000000 ukrainians have left their homes and more than half of them have gone to europe as refugees. the e u has created special legal accommodations for them. ukrainians have access to medical

persuade you one way the other is going to be the us because of because nathan was funded and essentially led by the u. s. isn't it? do you think they have the power, with losing all its influence in the middle east and, and russia and china and turkey taking the whole middle east control. we have moved to contain the west of situation. and turkey's giving a great hand in order to, to preserve and not the, the well to, to fall to pay us. i think that if it goes to debt jerky will be kicked out of nature. but what they need to without jerky it's then it means the digital middle is the it's you know, it, it's loses. it's one of the core forces. they are listening water air to gun has to say if o air to con wants to make of finland and sweden to collapse from inside. he doesn't do it. he has all the tools to do it. and it's interesting that we have for the situation that to northern countries are in the rule of anchor. it's highly connected to dis, blocking the natal coming to russian northern borders and what's happening now in armenia bites on in the black sea. it's all connected. what's happening in cran

u. s. congress and the taiwanese parliament bypassing essentially the executive functions of both countries or of the us of the country and taiwan as a region of china. if you will, to the meeting. she said that she comes in peace, friendship and the hope to avoid conflict. she also went on to commit to one for being one of the previous governments in the world. how do you think these comments will be perceived by beijing? o, they've already indicated how they perceive the comments. they're not pleased, they knew this is nothing but a provocation. their position couldn't be any clearer. they don't recognize the existence of taiwan is the separate nation. not many countries around the world do either, apart from the holy se in some pacific states, basically wherever taiwan been able to do some dollar diplomacy. the idea of having a one china policy and then leaving it good and well alone. maintaining the strategic ambiguity has been the backbone of us policy for decades, and it's largely worked and taiwan is prospered under that policy. so the idea that nancy pelosi somehow needs to go in an

u. s. united states is not aims to working closely with taiwan is i'm essentially a tool to compete strategically with china. so taiwan hoping for a full fledged to a free trade agreement at the end of these talks here. what specifically is in it of for both sides. ah, well, there are 11 topics covered up in the document that we'd seen, but most of the focus are in this convention o u. s. trade talks. so i will highlight 2 parts here. the 1st one is the trade facilitation, because time was direct exports to eat through the u. s. have been increasing over the past few years, and u. s. is now almost the 2nd largest trading partner on for taiwan. so being able to trade smoothly is alma important for the 2 parts. and the 2nd important issue is digital trait. a, we know the u. s. want to boot a new digital trade order in this region and town has always want to be part of it . and just as i mentioned that on the u. s. is trying again, is irma importance and also influence in this region into town is ready to prove that they are in compliance with their rules. now we know that china views taiwan as part

u. s. by 40 percent compared to 2005 levels. ready so the next decade, which is essentially doubling the emissions reductions in the united states. and it also provides t economic tipping points. and pretty much every single major sector of the u. s. economy. and in particular, sectors where that are high emissions, a big chunk of that funding is going towards clean electricity, 0 carbon, clean electricity across the board, solar, wind, geothermal, nuclear, you name it. there's also substantial funding for investments in manufacturing. that's one of the big chunks of the still to ensure that the united states can manufacture the pond, a mental components of the energy transition and the united states that includes again, solar, wind batteries and all of the, the, the smaller sub proponents that go into those systems there's also substantial investments for communities that traditionally have posted fossil fuel communities, as well as a number of other investments in the industrial sector, the agricultural sector, and a grab bag of other priorities that are critical driving d