u. s. has been accused of seizing oil from countries where it conducts military operations of warmer or rocky. president said that $150000000000.00 worth of oil money had been stolen from the middle eastern countries since the u. s. and dated 2 decades ago, syria and officials claimed last august that up to 80 percent of the country's oil production was being plundered on a daily basis. trump has openly said multiple times, so the u. s. has been taking oil from syria, but we are leaving soldiers to secure the oil that we may have to fight to the url . that's okay. but we keep in the oil. remember that i've always said that keep the oil. we want to keep the oil $45000000.00 a month. the. we're keeping the oil, we have the oil, the oil is secure. we left and troops behind only for the oil. we did leave. so just because what do you think the oil weight secured? the oil and that there's no reason for it in our opinion, and we've secured the oil and therefore a small number of us troops will remain

u. s. has been taking oil from syria. but we are leaving soldiers to secure the oil that we may have to fight for the oil. that's okay. but we keep in the oil. remember that i've always said that keep the oil. we want to keep the oil $45000000.00 a month. the, we're keeping the oil, we have the oil, the oil is secure. we left troops behind only for the oil. we did leave. so just because what do you think the oil said way, security oil, other than that there's no reason for it in our opinion. and we've secured the oil and therefore a small number of us troops will remain in the area where they have the oil. martin j editor of the grab, the dot org news outlet says the us has, it's the next target and it sites a reality of us foreign policy. you know enough to look back to the eighty's, even the seventy's. and if you look at just about every single intervention americans, don't you know where you mention syria, iraq, libya, most americans, presidents things that way they may not be quite safe because i'm clumsy. when talkin

u. s. has left a dismal human rights record is on the process. it observes the american human rights week, every year, to shut the line to the american crimes in the country and quotes. it's double standards regarding human rights. use of generally are to, to china has approved the new law on foreign relations. it is to strengthen the government's legal basis, but imposing counter measures against a civil rights to the national and e commitment and security. the legislation includes things dropped as with the measures designed to promote the kind of his own interest while respecting international law. i'm you and charles that, but it gives waging the right to counsel the actions that endanger the norms of international relations, particularly those that threaten amazing sovereignty and national interest. yeah. but who ex, but in the tanya but leads and legislation is meant to resist us of fluency. a tide of sending very strong signal that it's prepared for what's coming. and not only what has b

u. s. has more than once demonstrate to this bias in the ukraine crisis. and it's also a political policy auditing. in fact, is waging a proxy. what we're using ukrainians to fight with russia. do you remember that just a few years ago? i think it was just before the main sca cool to assign a new organization such as the as a fatality and what designated as terrorist by the us congress. they even put it down in black and white to the support ukraine is guessing from the americans cannot go to any of these organizations possible. this has been forgotten and that are you. i'm the as old patasha you must be criminalized long ago. by the way, following in the footsteps of his big brother, japan, and decided to remove the as a potassium from its list of extreme mr. organizations around 2 months ago if i'm not mistaken. so you see that everything is regulated by the rules. the west itself wants to follow, and overall, the reason living binds amongst all other countries to live by as well. these rules

u. s. has more than once demonstrated its bias in the ukraine crisis. and it's also a political policy on the to, in fact is waging a proxy what we're using ukrainians to fight with russia. but do you remember that just a few years ago, i think it was just before the main scroll to assign a new organization such as the as of fatality and what designated as terrorist by the us congress. they even put it down in black and white, but at the support you credit is guessing from the americans kind of go to any of these organizations possible. this has been forgotten or you, i'm the as old battalion was de criminalized long ago. really, by the way, following in the footsteps of his big brother, which was your pon, decided to remove the as a fatality and from its list of extreme mister organizations around 2 months ago, if i'm not mistaken, obviously. so you see that everything is regulated by the rules of the west itself, wants to follow the overall the reason living binds amongst all other countries

u. s. a quote unquote be reflected. and he also said that, um, yeah, the u. s. has the wrong perception of china in venice or root costs for the story, a low point in diplomatic relations. so there's not really much to talk to when you say that based to keep under major issues. also as taiwan, there's no room for compromise. that is basically the official position and also one equal proof to be quite a diplomatic both for you are quite pockets and it's, since you've mentioned tie one, much of the tension between china in the us focuses on the democratically govern island, which china regards is a renegade providence, is that likely taiwan likely to be a topic of discussion in the meeting between nc blinking and changing things. but at least in directly, i mean tie one uh, holds the potential to escalate into an open wall based. it keeps. so that's why this is really the, the yeah, the quite interesting uh the 2 sides to manage because it's really very dangerous that holds the potential of escalating into a one. i think what both sides during the meeting between see

u. s. has reacted so far. what i can tell you that the president who is not to behind me in the white house, bought it his retreat income. david is getting briefed on a regular basis from nobody else bought his national security adviser jake sullivan . and that tells you that the administration and the binding buying house takes the situation as it this place. and as it is really funky and unclear what has happened and fast moving, so that he is very interested in, is kept abreast of everything. what is going on now, what the administration is doing beyond that is the president to talk to the chancellor of germany, the president of france and the parameters the of the united kingdom earlier in the day. and so they all decided that they all monitor the situation and this is what you hear a lot. we're monitoring the situation. what that actually means is that they keeping it on purposely very quiet and calm in terms of what they doing and what they're thinking. and what they're saying, maybe on the phone to each

u. s. has been to find themselves in an awkward place. they don't want to have any types of meetings that. ready valid date, like the last my go to i, they've done everything to try to beef up this uh, st. presidency of, of one why though, which was a miserable failure. but it wasn't a failure according to the u. s. foreign policy because they were able to siphon off billions and billions of dollars have been as willing goals of cit going pay that base. so they've been as well in uh, oil companies. so it'll be interesting to see how the site is played, as it seems like they're trying to come across is more neutral than their former foreign policy, which uh they, they really functioned as a battling ram of the us in the region. and now the opening up towards our new partners which, which, which, which could have dire consequences for the us as he was discussing. but his way to hose the world's largest oil reserves. but it's expos, have been severely restricted by us functions for years now. while washington did recently a some of his restr

u. s. has the military and nuclear capabilities those of its allies. there are details that include what the us as plan of attack would be if the us were attack militarily. so clear, this isn't just, you know, just simple, wrong doing. this is very, very serious stuff. now, in terms of how strong the prosecution's case is, it's worth noting that they would not have put this case forward if they didn't feel that their case was particularly strong, or the evidence was particularly damning. remember that they had a very narrow margin of error to work with. we're talking about the former president of the united states going after him. but they had to do so in such a way that they couldn't encourage any notions of partisan bias or interference in the electoral process. but like i said there, the, the margin of error was narrow. the case that that you had built up is strong and that is what brings us here today to miami. yeah, tell us what is happening at the court house today. they're in florida and set the c u for us a little bit. what can we expect to see

u. s. has made some progress coming down the patient between the 2 countries or secretary yelling is planning to visit the by going to ask about, you're going to buy more us treasury by all by barnes. but then, why are they still calling the balloon a spy book to moscow is calling to get yet another example of religious suppression . ukraine. cold water has extended the house, the rest of most of pilots and pebbles. the leader of a monitoring po for 2 more months or ukraine has been seeking to take. he has a chat, a screwdriver of from the russian orthodox church, arresting priests and harassing people. the goal is to replace the local clergy with its own and government approved religious administration, despite numerous spiritual leaders, including the pope urging presidents or landscape to end the persecution of christians just for a moment. here's a look back at recent events. the key has also now cost a bill moving that celebration of christmas from the orthodox to the catholic calendar and

u. s. has added $25.00 trillion dollars and that must be from financing both types caught to the emergency responses in recent years. and that feeling has become increasingly political parties. i mean, is that to get concessions? well, let me each other for the size of the debt. some about this is a global chief economist with the economist intelligence unit. jones, not from simple. so i would 1st stop. i can see why this is such an issue in the united states, but explain for us why the world has about this annual debt ceiling back and forth in the united states. uh, why does it default have potentially have global implications? they would have because the us is the well largest credit to us. so it's got the biggest stock of foreign assets, people that don't live in the us, lot of putting their assets in there, even if the governments have bad relations with each other. so because the international community has such a logic exposure, do you assess it if it were real default and the valuable bo

u. s. has been spiking with israel and they obviously they are supporting the, is a prototype ignition against but us thing and they have supporting the is it a violation of human rights of palestinians. they are supporting the violation of the international law. but is it a, this is what the america is when it comes to, to put us in, you know, even if is it, i wouldn't throw on this, i'll make them on guys up. the americans will do nothing and they will keep on throwing value. and. 7 and not taking any serious step against. busy any as a good issue. so this is the equation in, in, inside both the congress and, and the white house. the americans keep listening to a fax to the jewish lobby in washington, the seats. they keep listening to that. i mean, globally is a, goes to the present sniffing. yeah. us as well as well is really for the so implants constructs new systems in the west by he comes of the intellectual community, have condemned the same steps taken in the pos cool in the move illega

u. s. has fall criminal charges against for chinese companies and 80 to individuals of allegations they illegally traffic chemicals used to make the drug fentanyl. the companies are accused of selling and manufacturing chemicals to contents, and mexico, which in turn traffic the drug to the us. earlier this week, when the secretary of state hunts the blinking, visited china, he calls the great to co operation on studying the flow of fentanyl. chinese embassy has condemned the move calling. it's a well planned entrapment operation. you can follow one of the stories on our website at alger 0, adult comments updated throughout the day of little news on that developing story coming out of russia as well as the day progresses, next advocate directs to stay with us. i want to and i've gone the star play over to the unemployment hasn't been central to global opiate production and this whole emissions of drug rounding them up. former jay, the fighter under covering that the case is my giving them the w

u. s. has done uh, has just exacerbated these tensions. i already mentioned the fact that trump had put 300000000000 worth of tariffs on chinese goods and try and then retaliated with another 100000000000. but that was a point where the finding administration could have changed the direction there and, and reduced some of these terms. and that would be, of course, really important to improving tensions all around, including on, on some of the more volatile issues where there is mutual perception, both in the us side in the chinese side. that there is increasing aggressiveness, assertiveness, in terms of what the sphere of influence is for both countries. i know it looked to me like you wanted to jump in, so i'm going to let you do that. but i also want to ask you about the idea that the answer, the blinking wants to essentially reestablish military to military communications between the us and china. is this something that can happen at this juncture? to sure they had an opportunity, as joseph pointed out in singapore, all i needed to do w

u . s. policy has faulty logic because the us has relations with china. that is, they want to force other countries to break with china and maintain relations with tie one. however, it seems to me that this is a loser tactic as a whole world increasingly recognizes the china is the most important player for global economics and politics. china is a benchmark and the global economy. it has helped the economies of other countries develop with better opportunities. hold on. this is our local stories on all to the comm visuals. check those out and we'll be back a couple of them. the, [000:00:00;00] the ocean virginia cause trouble understanding, being able to do any kind of a scale shift. i personally, i think that it gotcha package you would have thought of. i should have been an easy let's go back to mr. additional escape when he was 16, his father became a pa, design in proteins, jim and occupied territories. ordered by the us for these boxes on the case that them jr. denazi's destroyed his punches on unit, but the young man was saved by red army soldiers.

u. s. has been accused of seizing oil from countries where it has conducted military operations of warmer rocky president said that $150000000000.00 worth of oil money had been stolen from the middle eastern country to visit us and dated 2 decades ago. syrian officials claimed loss august fed up to 80 percent of the countries oil production was being plundered on a daily basis. trump has openly said multiple times that the us has been taking oil from syria, but we are leaving soldiers to secure the us. now we may have to fight for the oil . that's okay, but we keep in the oil. remember that i've always said that keep the oil. we want to keep the oil $45000000.00 a month. the, we're keeping the oil, we have the oil, the oil is secure. we left troops behind only for the oil. we did leave. so just because what do you think the oil weight, security oil, other than that there's no reason for it in our opinion, and we've secured the oil and therefore a small number of us troops will remain in the are

u. s. has been in the sense of seeing you that need to renew, use its defense dependence on law school. and now what to do as doing it school is the not to india. the student deals that are expected industry the was it one is a transport of technology. so manufacturing jet engines in india, this is the something that he has been asking us for while. and historically the us has refused up to now. and the 2nd is india, perhaps buying credential dues from the us, the visit will strengthen all 2 countries shed commitment to a free, open, prosperous and secure in the pacific island or shed results to elevate us strategic technology partnership. encouraging in defense, clean energy space. so you see why the u. s. wants to cement ties with india. india is the 5th largest economy in the was leaving behind even countries. is that testing due to india is seen as a leader of the global south to historic foss know off a gotcha. and of course, um, as far as in yes, concerned each news that it is north point

u. s. has imposed 2 states of sanctions and from public . one for space should be designated nationals to undermine the democratic processes. the directives prohibits any american citizen or entity from having commercial dealings with such people or entities from zimbabwe as they consists of sanctions, which onst and forth direct. any us citizen in a position of influence and international financial institutions to pull credits to them bubble, it was something or arguing that some boba's, inability to borrow from financial institutions has moved to do his best dates. then sanctions. it's also given the sanctions can be a deterrent to some risk of this invest. as many companies as above we have gone and as the i'm able to procure goods and services from here in canada street in the us and the u. k. due to these sanctions imposed by the way these are you because functions because do we need to impose the profile of the united nation? these a sentence will really soon change ident be we put so that took place. the struggle with the people invol

u. s. appeared to be more focused on the countries oil resources than defending alleged democratic freedoms. the u. s. has been accused of seizing oil from countries where it conducts military operations of warmer or rocky president said $150000000000.00 of oil money had been stolen for the middle eastern countries since the u. s. and dated 2 decades ago, syrian officials claimed last august, but up to 80 percent of the country oil production was being plundered on a daily basis. trump has openly said multiple times that the u, as has been taking oil from syria, as we are leaving soldiers to secure the oil. now we may have to fight to the oh, that's okay, but we keep in the oil. remember that i've always said that keep the oil. we want to keep the oil $45000000.00 a month. the. we're keeping the oil, we have the oil, the oil is secure. we left and troops behind only for the oil. we did leave. so just because what do you think the oil said way, security oil, other than that, there's no reason for it in our opinion, and we've secured the oil and therefore a small number of us troops will remain in the area

u. s. has been remarkably patient with india to step up to the plate and has made major concessions to india, going back to the us, india civilian nuclear agreement of 2008, which enabled india to join normal nuclear commerce without exceeding to the new k and nonproliferation treaty, the bush administration expanded considerable political capitals to make that happen. that was 2008. we are in 2023. it's the line for india to come to the realization that america will simply turn to other countries and return to other countries. and of course, we'll be turning everything it can to contain china, or is that not present? among the leads in delhi that china is, is the enemy, if you will. oh, it's completely clear a to the, to the significant segment of the indian italy. however, all at the same time, they are show back truth 5 by china. been practically frozen in place. they fear that in explicit up strategic boston, the shape and a robust, a viable strategic partnership which is out in the open wi

u. s. has gained in numerous capitalistic ways from building fossil fuel redress is owed by the global north to the global south. for the 1st world and rich wisdom countries, we have a high of carbon footprint, but regions most affected by time of change produced smola, carbon emissions. so we all need to be honest about where we find ourselves. it is true that 20 countries, including the united states, i know responsible for 80 percent of all emissions. it is also true that $48.00 countries seems helps out here in africa are responsible for only 0.55 percent of the total emissions. america has been an admission to the corner rise to africa and introduce renewable energy as a face. country is like south africa who are facing some of the west economic crisis. due to the energy crisis is pushed more and more away from coal, despite only contributing 1.5 percent carbon emissions from africa as a whole. on fact, some analysts have argued that the ration move away from cold is, gets del, south afric

u. s. has been tens of billions maintaining over 100 nuclear warheads across europe. that's the core next to a new report by an international campaign group. the, it's very hard to come and tone situations like these. one woman is killed and 6 injured as ukrainian forces from martin area here, a railway station, and on that a cover up for by those crimes. donald trump slammed his indictment on miss handling classified documents as he prepares to appear in the miami court. we report from the ground, the coming t y from the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel evans. here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. the united states deploy is around $150.00 nuclear warheads across europe. that's according to a nuclear disarmament campaign group, which states that the weapon rate is stationed on american military bases in 5 european countries. although the course and there isn't just kind of public information or, or denial of us, think the things were stations in europe. we do know that there are and if there was an station in 5 countries

u. s. has rolled out the political red carpet for indian prime minister in the ridge ramadi, the white house in the u. s. congress, making it clear that these 2 democracies, the world's largest and the world's most powerful, are on the same side. we could hear that embodies speech before us lawmakers tonight as well. so does this mean no more neutral india does this mean no more cheap? russian oil is it? finally in india is interested take sides with america. i bring y'all from berlin. this is the day the, the relationship you choose, united states you did, it is one of it will be one of the party relationships the 21st century. the friendship between india and the us would be instrumental in enhancing the spent, the full was through great powers that can define the course to the 21st century. public strong strategic partnership is a pre approve of the follow of democracy. also coming up after 2 days of talking at the ukrainian recovery conference in london, pleasures of billions of yours and a

has a visualized with this. the link between the strategic partnership between india and the u. s. actually, i would argue, has nothing to do with india's historic friendship with russia that continues, that's a constant. there is no compromise on that at the same time. uh, what brightness to move these, trying to do is buried. and in fact, the big, the strategic partnership that india and you west, how that you between them to a new level. that is what india is trying to look into this relationship, defense, collaboration, technology, collaboration in more private capital. and then it tends to be a manufacturing base manufacturing revolution with the american private topic. that's i think, you know, with the, it's sort of the major focus up in new york and building this us in the us strategic partnership. one new level us special counsel john durham says f b. i agents of apologize to him personally of accusations the former president donald trump, one the 2016 election because of help from moscow to durham and said, he found no evidence to support those accusations. the f b, i was

u. s. has no goalie and no players on the ice leaving china free to score into an empty net over and over again all over the world. former us attorney general bill bar once suggested during the trump administration, that the us by controlling shares in wall ways only to 5 g competitors, finland's nokia and sweden's eric's and saying that quote, putting our large market and financial muscle behind one or both of these firms would make it a more formidable competitor and eliminate concerns over it, staying power, and that quote, we and our closest allies certainly need to be actively considering this approach. now national security threats blown out of proportion have become a tool for frustrated hustlers looking to sabotage deals, but just happen to exclude them. while way is the latest example, but we've seen that before. americans, nato ally, turkey purchased the russian, made s 400 air defense system, widely regarded as the best as class as a result of russia's prioritizing, the development o

u. s. is spending tens of millions of dollars on nuclear weapons, including the maintenance of around a $150.00 war has across europe. that's according to a new report by a group which aims to abolish nuclear. our diplomacy may come with consequences as the u. s. and tends to punish south africa for allegedly spending arms to rush up despite for torrie ups neutral stance on the complex new frame and outright why pass the reaction from india to accusations from former twitter ceo jack boars, the, the logic that new jelly breton just shut down twitter in india, if it didn't take down certain accounts the coming to why, from the russian capital. this is archie international. i, rachel, love it here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. the us spend $83000.00 every single minute on nuclear weapons in 2022, but also maintaining atomic warehouses in europe as a coordinate to a nuclear disarmament campaign group, which states that the weaponry is spread across numerous american military bases over 5 year appear in countries, although the course and there isn't just kind of public information

u. s. has advanced a major new at circle net and suppression strategy. with taiwan at the center. now, one of the concerns in paging is that the u. s. might try to uh, turn taiwan into the ukraine of asia to bait china into a war that badging would like to avoid it possible and use just in from india and were another train this time a cargo one as derailed in the same indian state were one of the deadliest train crashes of this century occurred on friday. several wagons of a cargo trained the rail between 2 indian cities, while loaded with limestone are no casualties reported yet, this incident comes 2 days after a disastrous frame crash in the same state. according to officials, the incident has been investigated and the cause deducted. the commissioner of railway safety has investigated the matter and release the investigation report. but we have identified the cause of the incident and the people responsible for it happened due to a change in electronic, interlocking in the all calling get the deadliest dream tragedy in india's recent history. a tragedy that has stopped every c

and not only what has been the trade sanctions from the u. s the involvement and trying to prevent ship and ship making equipment. also later this month it's expected the us, which has been working on more sanctions against china in the form of preventing us citizens and companies from investing in china in certain areas. it, they know it's coming, obviously the very sensitive about the taiwan issue and us interference. so they're making it very clear that china is not going to be pushed around. unfortunately, it sets up this kind of tit for tabs. a situation from china is perspective definitely that the u. s. has been the aggressor and they've been responding, but it's downward spiral if it continues. that's trying to make it very clear that taiwan is a red line. i don't think anyone who's been watching the international situation has any doubt about that except in washington, who they feel that the trip trying to probe around the edges see how far they can push the us through arms sales to taiwan, to high level meetings. these types of things

u. s. has bio labs in many different countries of the world. the in 2017, the us air force website announced attend for the purchase of russian people's biological samples. russian authorities requested clarification of the proposed purpose of the purchase and received an answer from bow down, a spokesman for the us education and training come onto. the pentagon needs to collect russian by a material to continue with muscular skeletal system research. we are noticing why they wanted rushing data remains unclear and there was no assurance that it wasn't to help create to buy a weapons and see what the process is. because this is good for serious abuse to came into it. you can send you the yes, an extra because we have to, i mean you officiating the case of us, the general easy and most of his associates whenever punished for the risk crimes. many opens their own clinics in japan, and even one wants to buy a new with the new one local moves acting, it means i use, so cordova knows it. the youth, the only 12 defendants pleaded guilty. the court se

u. s. has been the aggressor and they've been responding, but it's downward spiral if it continues. that's trying to make it very clear that taiwan is a red line. i don't think anyone who's been watching the international situation has any doubt about that except in washington, who they feel that the trip trying to probe around the edges. see how far they can push us through arms sales to taiwan, to high level meetings. these types of things, sailing ships up and down the taiwan straits. these are extremely brockridge or they were happening by any country happening on the coast of the united states. there would be very, very swift dramatic action as was evident during the cuban missile crisis. mario has been called is i'm about to the pharmacy didn't also put on was burned, and a demonstration is still come up on commission from the authorities. morocco said it was an insult. everyone loves them throughout the world. regardless of the political positions or differences that may exist between countries, the kingdom considers it unacceptable. the face of the muslims should be disrespe

u. s. has been violating international law with the drawers. meanwhile, and the u. k. petitions being lowest, calling for a referendum on whether to disrupt the sanctions against russia and on supplies to you. trained by the petition says the governments of both of kids without any mondays from the british people suffer the consequences of sewing energy prices and inflation. and is also colson into the wall and the restoration of peace and stability. over $11000.00 people have signed the petition so far, and the end of the government will have to issue an official response. the okay, is ukraine's 2nd largest donor that's after the us. since the start of the wards committed more than 4 and a half 1000000000 pounds imagery 8, and he's also running a training program, a mean super past 30000 troops by the end of the year. lots of his own supplies include depleted uranium shelves, which have been linked to increased risk of cancer and environmental damage. but you'll come and say to on the founder, they also excuse me, all the petition on the web. but he says, the briti

u. s. has no goalie and no players on the ice leaving china free to score into an empty net over and over again all over the world. former us attorney general bill bar once suggested during the trump administration, that the us by controlling shares in wall ways only to 5 g competitors, finland's nokia and sweden's ericsson, saying that, quote, putting our large market and financial muscle behind one or both of these firms would make it a more formidable competitor and eliminate concerns over it, staying power, and that quote, we and our closest allies certainly need to be actively considering this approach. now national security threats blown out of proportion have become a tool for frustrated hustlers looking to sabotage deals that just happened to exclude them. while way is the latest example, but we've seen that before. americans, nato ally, turkey purchased the russian, made us 400 air defense system, widely regarded as the best as class as a result of russia's prioritizing, the developmen

u. s. has been sending the switch load con because they drowned tia crane to use and attacks. the drones have been used in afghanistan and iraq and are small enough to fit in a backpack and our launch from the to is wise the target area and usually is camera . the soldier can easily detect a lock on the target. while they're light in portable. they aren't exactly powerful basically the equivalent of a handful of 40 millimeter grenades that you can throw 10 miles away con, because they drones are becoming more popular and modern warfare replacing missiles and multiple missions. they're also used more than normal military drones firing one switch blade would cost around $4000.00 while firing one javelin anti tank missile would cost around $78000.00. because these drones are so cheap, they're disposable. which means that the switch ways can carry a warhead and drop it, and not have to worry about making back a return flight. comparing this to the tv to or the re for drawing which costs over $30000000.00 losing a switchblade. it's not a big deal. and for more let's bring in again,

u. s. has issued more sanctions against north korea, although in its latest missile test depends government says to miss sauls travels around 900 kilometers before landing within its exclusive economic zone. and the sea of japan, tokyo is quoting it, a re that violation of un resolutions to what sort of head donalds. is there a mixture of use for a new time? paying rolled out of the philippine government treat to the peters working abroad. and sanchez's find the evidence of an essential ingredient. some nice ice covered uninstalled the low the fee is heat, is dominated across parts of the middle east. over the past few days. in particular, across the gulf, we've seen very high temperatures, the southern parts of the run, as well as full oman and the m. or it's not conditions have eased slightly, but we're expecting temperatures to push up as we go friday into fat today. 45 degrees that in must get more of a windy feel as well. not just from the shamal, but also from that fi code as it works its

u. s. has no problem in concept with the idea of mutual respect. but to the china, he is mutual respect, often means of taking their position for granted, and particularly when it comes to timeline. so what the chinese say when they mean when they say what they need, when they say and mutual respect with regard to taiwan, is that the us and taiwan should have no official relations or unofficial relations . and that, you know, the us should accept china's position on the eventual resolution of taiwan. and that's just not, you know, where the us interest lie. so i think mutual respect, much like guard rails is an area that the 2 sides need to unpack through direct and candid and hopefully constructive dialogue. mm hm. so while the tensions grow and the 2 countries don't seem to even speak the same language, many are worried, especially countries in south east asia were stuck between china and the us. and the way, what is all of that mean for them? and i think they're navigating a really tricky situation. i think, even though the us in china, i consis

u. s. has been insincere and much of its language now to an extent aging. and she didn't seem to understand that through, but it needs to play to the she is constituents, but this was to endanger any possible meeting between job. i didn't see didn't hang down the track, possibly even of a high level meetings that are being plans. now i do have to say over stages for a ministry's comments where there's room they were shows are we still have not seen any coverage of this dictated comments in chinese state media. so it remains to be seen so far, how much they do wants to escalate. this is katrina u l to 0. at least 41 people have been killed in violence between rival gangs that a women's present in honduras should happen north of the capital. barbara and go for reports a sorry to say gang members and to the section of this woman's prison, where rival gang members were held and then inmates were shot, and others were banned in the facility located in tamara, north of frontier says capital to angry relatives, one tom says, after at least $41.00 people were kille

u. s. has been taken hostage of its own propaganda fix on the russia. and the policy is being driven by those full, some assumptions that very dangerous. and is college of a risk associated with those policies of us and nato as a whole should not be underestimated? were staying with the boy in ukraine? obviously, there was the, the visits of the african delegation, which saw a number of obstacles of during the trip, including the grounding of the presidential plane in poland. accusations leveled against russia about striking keith, while the african delegation was as when a statement by ukrainians. so they won't give up anything, they'll be no concessions that when it comes to the will, do you think they'll be any chance that russian camp will be able to find any common ground on which to launch piece thoughts? and do you think especially of key of isn't what i to, to concede anything of the prison important while seeing african leaders showed to them uh, in fact a quarter of signed document the draft agreement which was in an advanced stage. well, when

u. s. has wrapped up over $600000000.00 and unpaid membership fees, which it will have to pay off before being reinstated. washington has requested $150000000.00 from congress for the next 2 years federal budgets to cover the vac payments. now the white house link is plans to redraw nass go with this bid to calendar china and the fields of science, culture and education. if we do choose to rejoin, it will help address a critical gap in a global leadership to kids and capacity. and it will also help us address a key about unity cost that all absence is created in our global competition with china. so while the us state department has named china as enough goes single largest contributor, the organizations involvement in developing international artificial intelligence guidelines is under scrutiny. washington wants to rejoin unesco to prevent vision from having sol input in the ethical frameworks imposed on classrooms and scientific laboratories. with forces in the white house saying they're seri

u. s. has a wrong perception of china, and that is the root cost for the story. a low point in diplomatic coordination. so there's not really much to talk to when you say that basically under major issues also as taiwan, beth, no room for compromise. that is basically the official position and also the one who proved to be quite a diplomatic. both for a quite talk is in a sense for those journalists of the and the restaurant in beijing. we will check in with him later when blinking and she are expected to address the media together . now the jail russian opposition leader, i'll explain. yvonne, the has gone on trial on fresh extremism charges that could see him in prison for decades. the trials taking place at a maximum security prison. 250 kilometers from moscow, where the kremlin critic is already serving a 9 year sentence for alleged fraud. investigators now accused him of creating and financing a so called extreme esther group. but some of his most vocal supporters haven't been deterred, told me, you caught up with one of them. protests in russia always seem