join me more from on hill for what al jazeera, the u. s. secretary of state has been visiting leisure, promising support and aid. what does it mean for the rivalry between world powers? where does it leave the challenges facing the so how region this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the show i am, sam is a than antony blinking has become the 1st sitting u. s. secretary of state to visit near the trip. part of president jo biden's pledge to engage more with the african continent. washington seizure, as it's closest ally in the region that is facing wide spread, political instability and violence. it's neighbors, molly and begin a fast. so i've had several military coups in the past 2 years. those states have also asked french troops to leave their territory, while u. s. personnel remained in asia. meanwhile, russia through its wagner group mercenaries, and china have increased their influence in the region. antony blinkin says, washington wants to help niger. today, i announced her nearly a 150000000 dollars in new humanitarian assi

u. s. for climate change, most of the country started receiving end of climate change, including the job and such engagement. $11.00 would have thought this is one of the element that would be discussed and perhaps the need to enhance the capacity of the countries to manage the consequences of climate change. unfortunately, not much has been done in that regard. and if it's a function of but, and then as well as the capacity of the institutions and government to appreciate the fact and the consequences of climate change and how that is tied into several challenges, including the security challenge that we're discussing as well as the economy challenge with just talked about briefly if that is not brought to the forefront of conversations. and then thirdly, the kind of attention that you would get would be where it is at the moment. and that means there is no immediate for you, no innovation for introducing climate change adaptation measures. and so if i'm not a lot of what you need, well, let's

for inviting me to the show. although mr. 10 didn't use very harsh rhetoric when talking about the u. s. i don't think this is as ask literary as it seems. this is merely a reflection that is deepening is recognition that the competition with the last will last for this year and beyond. and it will pose negative external risks to china's development. as you know, china is really focused on economic recovery. but there are a lot of us policies that are coming out of washington that are restricting it's, you know, objectives to reach self reliance in technology such as the export control. mr. shin made short to make and found a lot more threatening. now he was until december, china's ambassador to washington, he knows the us very what has he always been such a hard liner? i think mr. chin is more of a complex figure. so under, you know, seating thing, thought in chinese war policy, china is expected to be assertive to maximizes interest on the international stage . and that mr. 10 is expected to be assertive and be ready to push back against us claims of china doing certain things. and so m

u. s. for port criticizing indian democracy comes of days after washington and finally appointed its ambassador to india. the timing is quite interesting. it isn't 5, tell biden administrations in the us strategy also seems a bit confusing now and i say this because on one hand the u. s. slams india for of course, some, you know, the, a human rights violations that they call are in india. and then of course some a we see that on the other hand you will see that as a u. s. is very, very happy with this or did you partnership that new demi in washington have but also this appointment over at the man called eric garcia, t e to comes after 2 years, 2 long years. this in fact has been the longest gath bomb edward led india has no one had a u. s. envoy in new delhi. now interesting, lee is this a man before he got appointed say is that he wants to interfere in india's matter why his own no. yours and office have been marked by a series of scandal. but i intend to engage directly with civil society. t

u. s. for silicon valley bank. it's the 2nd largest bank failure in u. s. history, what does that mean for the global economy? will bring you analysis also coming up? who's in the running for the oscars? as hollywood gets ready for the academy awards tonight, we take a look at the films tip to with. and then the bonus niga one time table top rates were new. berlin fell further behind in the title, rice, when they could only manage a drawer with evolves for combat and much more coming up later in our sport sect. ah, i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program. us treasury secretary, janet yellen has said the government is not looking at bailing out silicon valley bank after it was shut down by us regulators on friday. the bank is the 16th largest in the united states. authority said they were worried about the bank's liquidity after it lost money while selling assets. the concerns prompted the banks depositors mainly tech companies to rush to withdraw from sparking fears over the wider banking center. but us authorities say 8 will fully protect deposits. so for

u. s. for silicon valley back. it is the 2nd largest bank failure in u. s. history. what does that mean for the global economy will bring you analysis. also coming up in moldova, pro russian protest is take to the streets against the pro west president and her government, who in turn are accusing russia off plotting against them. we bring you the full picture and who is the in the running a for the oscar says hollywood gets ready for the academy awards tonight. we take a look at the films, tickets to win, and to talk to the producers about their hopes of securing a price. ah, monica jones, good to have you with us? us treasury secretary, janet yellen has said to the government is not looking at debating out silicon valley bank, the 16th largest in the country after it was shut down by u. s. regulators on friday. authorities that said they were worried about the bank's liquidity after it lost money while selling assets. the concerns prompted the banks depositors that's made tech companies to rush to withdraw funds sparking c is over the wider banking sector. a speaking

u. s. for silicon valley bank. it is the 2nd largest bank failure u. s. history. what does that mean for the global economy? will bring you analysis. also coming up, the bloody battle for back mood, intensifies rushes. wagner mercenary group claims, further advances in ukraine's eastern city. the front line is now reportedly the river, dividing the city with ukrainian forces holding the western bank. and in moldova pro rational protesters take to the streets against the pro west president and her government. who in turn are accusing russia of plotting against them? we bring you the full picture. ah. hello, monica jones, good to have you with us. us treasury secretary, janet yellen has said to the government is not looking to bailing out silicon valley bank, the 16th largest in the country. that after was shut down by u. s. regulators on friday or to authority said they were worried about the bank's liquidity after it lost money, while selling assets of concerns prompted the banks depositors. many companies to rush to withdrawal funds sparking fears over the wider b

u. s. for this pile of waste. this is the cascade on the left over that we hope one day this pile will completely disappear. so this is a super food that right now is going to waste. and if we can turn that into nutritious food, that's the goal. carol whitmire has come to nicaragua for the coffee, cherry startup. this is our 1st visit to the facility where this, suppose it waste is being turned into a high quality product. all of that coffee. we're still a startup. we're still small. and one of our biggest challenges has been educating both consumers and companies who can back eating a whole new market for their melvin coffee. with it here by machine and dried ah, the coffee bean roads wait. guarded world wide and mental problem boot release methane, dominate the water. the there shows carol whitmeyer hot coffee, cherries song, a liquid. the flow tim a all the trying area got of a cell out of the coff. furniture to catch the fruit skins. under discarded electric with 11, the star by the processing just got on the

u. s. power, and that has been the case for quite some time. so if we look at ukraine and nato's involvement and ukraine, the most glaring fact is that the u. s. as a managed to get a single no country that doesn't belong to the collective west on board with either sanctions and even less. so provided military aid to ukraine, so the only countries are following the way that the u. s. on ukraine, as on a number of other issues, are the ones that, you know, i said she directly under us fear of influence and which in many cases involves a large u. s. military presence in those countries. and so what were these such statements by the us? i think they elicit amusement and anger, i would say in most of the, you know, in most countries around the world because they, you know, it shows that the u. s. busy still sees itself as well as will make a still, you know, i will know that the so called rules based daughter was always a us to a west based order that's clear to everyone now. and so, you know, it is, i did us still things that can make the rules tha

u. s. agenda for the secretary of state's visit includes aid it surely the u. s. interests go beyond simply coming to the area because there is, there's a country that needs help with security, needs help with dealing with some of the issues that kabir mentioned, of this placement of people, right? the u. s. has economic interests and security and military interests in this area to that it's seeking by this visit re let into this visit, you know, done plenty like in the us, pretty public. i think such visit has doubled the significance in which you know that the america, the u. s. is playing a cure on, you know, in terms of defense and the security issues in the country measure. now, it is an opportunity because it's the 1st time that nija receive and you know, very important from america in this particular times in this way it is. i think it ought unity for me just to discuss, walk in order to come about or what is going fights in total, him fighting, but the tree kidnapping, etc, etc. all right, let me bring in daniel, now is there an element of competition be

u. s. for this pile of waste. this is the cascade on the left over that we hope one day this pile will completely disappear. so this is a super food that right now is going to waste. and if we can turn that into nutritious food, that's the goal. carol whitmire has come to nicaragua for the coffee, cherry start up. this is our 1st visit to the facility where this, suppose it waste is being turned into a high quality product. all of that coffee still a startup, we are still small. and one of our biggest challenges has been educating both consumers and companies who can buy this as a wholesale ingredient. we're creating a whole new market where there you can smell the coffee with the coffee supplied by the farmers is pitted here by machine. then it's sorted washed and dried. ah, the industry is focused on the coffee bean, but the cherry encasing it, makes up 40 percent of the frauds weight. $322000000.00 tons per year of pulp are discarded worldwide. it's a major environmental problem. the heaps of rotting fruit, rel

u. s. for this pile of waste. this is the cascade on the left over that we hope one day this pile will completely disappear. so this is a super food that right now is going to waste. and if we can turn that into nutritious food, that's the goal. carol whitmire has come to nicaragua for the coffee, cherry start up. this is our 1st visit to the facility where this, suppose it waste is being turned into a high quality product. all of that coffee still a startup, we are still small. and one of our biggest challenges has been educating both consumers and companies who can buy this as a wholesale ingredient. we're creating a whole new market where you can smell the coffee with the coffee supplied by the farmers is pitted here by machine. then it's sorted washed and dried. ah, the industry is focused on the coffee bean, but the cherry encasing it makes up 40 percent of the frauds weight. $322000000.00 tons per year of pulp are discarded worldwide. it's a major environmental problem. the heaps of rotting fruit, release me

for sharp jo her go. ah, welcome to the show. could china and the u. s. b headed for an all out confrontation at china's freshly appointed foreign minister. chin. gong is to be believed. the answer is yes. at his 1st press conference in the post, he slammed washington's approach of competition without conflict and war. and that the current dynamic threatened global peace speaking on the side lines of the national people's congress, china's rubber stamp parliament sin defined those expecting a more reconciliate tory tone after the recent spy balloon incident. and blame the us for the war in ukraine and rising tensions over taiwan. that's listen it. boom, yvonne, if the united states does not hit the breaks you younger and continues to speed down the wrong path, no amount of guard rails can prevent derailing yet. um, and there will surely be conflict and confrontational, 3 continental who will bear the catastrophic consequences. financing the hope. this is a reckless gamble window with the stakes being the fundamental interests of the peoples of our 2 countr

for the coming up next on d. w. business huawei next both could mean that there's more trouble ahead. the ties with the u. s. christy plots, and as the details for you in business, i monica buchanan in berlin. i'd say much for which booth with sometimes the decision right out at u. t. the highlights, fishing boat.

u. s. president or american soldiers, putin is only wage this conflict for a year, but the u. s. has demonstrated its cruelty to other countries for decades. they do this to maintain dominance so that no other could take their place, prudence conflict as for his country, but u. s. wars are different. they came to afghanistan, which is very far from their own country before judging prudent. the court should 1st investigate the us. this international court works for the u. s. and the u. s. is going after prudent vermont come off of mineral. everybody knows that this court is not fair to us, not only destroyed afghanistan, but it also destroyed iraq and syria as well. they drove ukraine into this conflict . why shouldn't america be punished instead of putin another kind of severe and all his asked about our situation and that of our children, the court should really inquire about the reality sin of gaston, instead of trying to persecute puttin they should 1st put the u. s. on trial, the u. s. has set up a 1st permanent mincie base in poland as it rum someplace, presence in eastern eu

u. s. support and the u. s. role for that sort of for those security challenges? i think a quite, quite critical one. what we've been already is massive us military support for several military base. and then there's also a grown base that is run by the u. s. all in the jar. and the provision of military equipment for the guttering of intelligence at well for a pretty not good at the one of the key element. and i think that's probably one of the best not made or more difficult to do the kind of critique relationship with us . and yeah, how i could be, i mean, jump in. and despite that we've seen violence increase in the share in 20. 22 is the increasing militarization of the approach towards dealing with some of these on groups. is it really working? so we need to approach discipline to begin to know grievance if the internal extremely them and her or them within the job. and then the external one, if you look at the land 5 of major and it's very much part of the fact that those borders be shared with countries like libya and example. and then the other countries

for locals. so malia also received i m f, loans on condition of purchasing u. s. brain, and to valuing its currency. but that led to a price surge and fuel and fertilizers, crippling local farmers, political sociology, professor sites. fedex says in order to attract for an investment african countries are pushed into i m. f agreement. despite a history of funds requirements, actually damaging economy. so public opinion and now indonesia will be suffering. you can on the key and the feel that if there isn't another agreement with you to more cutting subsidies, more economic pushes on their daily life. it would be not acceptable. but now the only game in town today in punish on the nation is that you must get all of them from the i m f, as always know for donors will come to you. and that's why the are under pressure to, to do something. if you look at american di m f in africa, many countries, so that have disagreement to balance the budget and did was a full in depth and your condition that things would be better. but what's happened is that since even got close,

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u. s. for some time. what is this move about? jo christiana, it's also become a big political topic. i mean, more than 30000000 americans suffer with diabetes and a good to 7000000, highly depend on insulin. so now the step from eli lilly definitely is a well come new is some, even if i have to say it only applies the price to older insulin a product, so not to new ones. and then also hi lily. over the years, for some insulin product actually has increased prices by more than 1000 percent. but there has been a lot of pressure from the white house, from congress in general. so it's definitely a ride step, but not all of the problems are off the table. so as i mentioned, it's only, it's only affecting older insulin, a product and not newer car to thanks so much for that. now to have a look at some of the other global business stories making this tick tock has announced. it will introduce an automatic 60 minute daily time limit for all users under the age of 18. take talk and other social media platforms are facing increasing scrutiny over their impact on teens. but young users will sti

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u. s. for the war and ukraine. so the money's there, it's just that this has become the priority of the european union. the leads in brussels are totally disconnected from the rest of the population in 2014, when there was a civil war in ukraine to try to broker piece your opinion and never look for peace . it has been looking for war. and now it's a, it's, it's getting to 1000000000 euros worth of ammunition to ukraine, and this is going to cause a lot of debt, lot of casualties, and definitely it will have consequences for the rest of europe. a prominent u. s. lawyer says the only way for international sanctions against russia to be lifted is from president clinton, to turn himself into western authorities in the hague. that's according to steven rappe, who previously served as the u. s. ambassador, large full war crime issues. this makes put in a pariah. if he travels, he risks arrest. this never goes away. russia can not gain really from sanctions without compliance with the warrants. the command came off softl

u. s. medal of freedom for helping shelter more than $1000.00 ethnic duties at a hotel he was managing at the time. but after the u. s. government handed him a metal for great deeds in 2000 in 21. the rondon court handed bruce's a bi geena, who was an outspoken critic of president polka gummy, a 25 year prison sentence writes groups the united states as well as recess at bargain as daughter have called his case manipulated and flawed. desiccant, my father is belgian. so the rwandan authority should abuse legal means to bring him back to rwanda. the decision to kidnap him and put him on a private plane to take him by force to rwanda shows they do not believe in the legitimacy of the evidence against him. the law, the puff controlling versus a bi geena disappeared during a visit in the united arab emirates, reappearing days later in rhonda in handcuffs. the human rights activist was arrested on terrorism charges, but he says his arrest was in response to his criticism. our president tagami, now a presidential order has commuted recess of bugging his sentence, allowing for his release from p

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u. s for causing the dispute over taiwan. the white house insist that this doesn't change their approach to its systemic rival, but it may well be a new lo and us china relations. i'm nicole fairly kimberline and this is the day ah, we have on if the united states does not hit the brakes, it continues to speed down the wrong path. it will surely be conflict and compensation. we've been very clear in our approach. it's not change. we want an approach of competition, not conflict, please. i'm a, don't you? why does the united states asked china not to provide weapons to russia? why don't keep selling arms to taiwan jones and ultimately it's their choice to make, and we really strongly urge them to make the right choice. the more unstable, the world becomes, the more imperative to china and russia to steadily advance their relations. also on the day, russia moves to implement even more draconian laws against domestic criticism of its war against ukraine for the the skull statements. even if it's just one sentence or single piece

for the america is good to see you. so we've got our 11th atmospheric river slamming into the u. s. states have california and you know, for the southern sierra nevada, our average snow pack is about to just 300 percent above normal. so that gives you an indication of just how much precipitation we've seen. here's our nor'easter from maine to nasa to sits. i think for places like boston, it's going to dump about 20 to 40 centimeters of snow blizzard conditions here. and consider those winds about a 100 kilometers per hour. so that's just gonna toss that snow around and give white out conditions for the u. s. south. clear conditions, white wind, so that means during the overnight, the early hours, we've got flash freeze alerts in plate. i'd take you back to the west coast of canada through the northern plains. actually this swath of snow here, likely to generate about 5 to 10 centimeters of snow. remember that ne sir we were talking about is dropping down rain to the bahamas cuba right through the you could tab peninsula, but from mexico city to panama city. so can like a wet pitche

but one thing is for sure, we know about the u. s. is at least tentative position with regards to its former influence on the continent following a void of some 2 decades in which is seen china moving in and the growing influence of for russia. and this seems to be very much a guiding of as vivid as the u. s. actively tries to wage a gap between it's between africa as well as russia and china. and this seems to be a part of the motif, if you will, that is informing this visit. the troops strengthened the united states partnerships without african and advance all share efforts and security and economic prosperity. through all the trip in partnership with african governments and private sector, the vice president will advance efforts to expand access to the digital economy, support climate adaptation and resilience, and strengthen business ties. investment include in through innovation, entrepreneurship and the economic empowerment of women. there's no doubt that the u . s. is looking squarely added geo political adversaries if you will,

u. s. for the right intentions between washington and beijing and said that if the u. s. does not change his path there, it's gonna be some conflict and confrontation state for sure. speaking of confrontations, tensions i've been rising. the u. s. shop down a chinese spy balloon. nancy pelosi is visiting last august. what did the foreign minister say regarding the current state of relations between china and the u. s? yes, i did the minister stars by condemning washington, a response to the recent balloon incident, noting that it was the u. s. as false a false impression, impression of trying to turn a very minor incident and very minor and then into a diplomatic crest that could have been averted. and see. and shingle says that he is very much against using competition to character, characterized the relic relationship with the united states, and has attacked the so called 0 sum game narratives, or the so called a cold war attitude. a he also added that the beijing would not remain silent if the u. s. slender or attack china, and that surprising china will not make americ

faces up to 2 decades in prison as he is paying by russian authorities all suspicion of supplying for the u. s. government. the u. s. congress reject an initiative for increased oversight of the massive funding the ukraine, just like by regular americans about why because of the tax credit dollars, all being said of the seas, a form of scaly and so just thought with a war crime is granted. fail as the court believe his life. the danger. if he is said to jail, he's accused of murdering a. can you go by a wave of protest with buildings set on fire businesses shot down. i made fear of losing. i'm police violence, need this 1st thing, crowd a guy from las go. this is our team. my name is rod. have all the and 30 minutes of news of use stops. now we start with our top headline today. the breaking news here on our to russian authorities have the same a correspondence of the wall street journal, even guess clevic on suspicion of conducting espionage activities for the u. s. government. what we do know is that this was the correspondent for wall street journal that moscow bureau of wall street journal

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u. s. is pushed every other country. why hasn't discord investigated? the u. s. president or american soldiers? putin is only wage dis conflict for a year, but the u. s. has demonstrated its cruelty to other countries for decades. they do this to maintain dominance so that no other could take their place, prudence conflict as for his country, what u. s. wars are different. they came to afghanistan, which is very far from their own country before judging prudent. the court should 1st investigate the us. this international court works for the us, and the u. s. is going after prudent them off of including everybody knows that his court is not fair. the u. s. not only destroyed afghanistan, but it also destroyed iraq and syria as well. they drove ukraine into this conflict . why shouldn't america be punished instead of putin? because no one could have. yeah. and all his assets about all the situation and that of all children, the court should really inquire about the reality. sin of janice done. instead of trying to persecute cotton, they should 1st put the u. s. on trial. didn't joke more commentary on that story line right now at r t dot com. check out t

u. s. lawyer, so the only way for international sanctions against russia to be lifted is for president putin to turn himself into western authorities at the hague. that's all on, according to our steven rappe, who previously served as the u. s. ambassador at lodge for war crime issues. this makes boot in a pariah. if he travels, he risks arrest. this never goes away. russia cannot gain really from sanctions without compliance with the warrants. well is comment her coming shortly after the international criminal court issued and arrest warrant for vladimir putin. of the court accused the russian president of abducting children from the conflict zone in ukraine. as russia has maintained that it has been evacuating civilians that are in danger. amid intense fighting. rushes economy has suffered to a lesser degree from the west and sanctions that many analysts expected when they were initially imposed all the way back. in 2014, russia has been restructuring its domestic production and focusing on exports to non western countries that are refused to comply with the restrictions. we just speak to

u. s. congressional committee and explaining the great length, the tick tock goes to in order to protect the data of its users. however, these answers are not satisfying for many in the u. s. congress. in addition to that, there are concerns about problematic videos on tick tock depicting violence, suicide, drug use, and other harmful issues that a similar app which operates on the chinese mainland sensors. at this point in the testimony, we heard a rather harsh questioning of us officials where they pressed the ceo of the tick tock corporation about why a similar censorship measure was not being used for content directed at the united states. as was done with contact directed at the chinese mainland, now tick tock has faced a wave of allegations that it is somehow a mechanism for spreading chinese influence or spying on americans for the chinese government in 2020, at hired a u. s. citizen. as it's ceo and the company has set up privacy protection centers transparency centers in both the united states and in europe in order to ensure the privacy and protection of its users in order to make clear their data not being used for some nefarious purpose. howev