u. s. has released video footage of air strikes on target and eastern syria. washington says it targeted to training count and other facilities used by the iranian revolutionary guard corps. it says it is responding to attacks on us bases in syria and iraq. officials and finland accuse russia funnelling migrants towards its border more asylum seekers from iraq. gammon, somalia and sedan are adding to a recent search. finland says russia is directing migrants to crossing points along the frontier to brush and night where the supreme court has ruled the government's plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda is unlawful. the decision is a major blow to prime minister wishes to knock who's made tackling a legal immigration, a key policy pledge. he says his government is already working on a new treaty with rolanda and could change u. k. low to make it happen. there want and government says it's unhappy that the court ruled that it's not a safe 3rd country for asylum seekers and refugees. desperate peop

u. s. has said they hope that the a going into gaza will be a steady stream and coming days. it'll be interesting to see the lines coming out of that, heidi, because i've been wondering just how much pressure is president by the under, at the moment as we continue to see this death toll and cause a mount. and yeah, the international pressure. certainly we are seeing that increase as we just saw with the development in the un calling into question whether this strikes on the refugee camp and gaza was a work crime. but what's interesting is we saw none of that language coming from the us administration. in fact, asked about this, the state department said that the u. s. has not made a determination whether this is really air strikes, violated international law and when pressed by reporters. why this discussion isn't even occurring, given the context of when russia did this in ukraine, the, the us very quickly came out to condemn those actions attacking civilians as war crimes. the state departmen

u. s. has that seems to be division in europe, but there are some big important players that are pushing out for a permanency. saw countries like fraud some spain, perhaps a slightly smaller country orleans, but it's a country that has real residents with this president. do you think you'll be listening to what some of those countries are saying? well, the store, i mean, i think all of this is feeding into the international conversation and crudo and canada made some more pointed comments yesterday as well. but at the end of the day, what the us says on this issue is, tends to be uh, you know, kind of kind of steps their, their own agenda with, with is real and doesn't always go along with where the rest of the world is on this and if and you, if anything, the directional call is usually the other way. um you, i will say you, i think it's more of the situation on the ground more then, you know, pressure from other allies or things like that. that would maybe shift things for the buyers and admi

u. s. has released this footage of a series of air strikes launched against targets, an eastern syria on sunday. the us as it targeted a training cap and other facilities used by the iranian revolutionary guard court. it says it is responding to a tax on us basis in syria and iraq to the us know where president joe biden says he's made real progress and talks with china's leadership region pain. they met for 4 hours during a summit of asia pacific nations in san francisco. their 1st encounter in person in a year. both leaders say they want to improve to strained relations between the 2 super powers. they 9 snoo cooperation in areas including narcotics, ai, and avoiding military misunderstandings. there are still tensions over trades on china's territorial claims on ty, one biden stress, the importance of stability in the taiwan strait. but as always, he said to us on china, we try to communicate better both fit for logically and personally. we're re assuming military to military contact, direct

u. s. in terms of gdp in terms of absolute numbers. now that seems rather unlikely. um the china china has slipped down to just 64 percent of the u. s . level of g d p. so that is pretty, very clear, but even more essentially, i think also in china you have an increasing amount of experts, the intellectual academic to say that a wall between those 2 countries could be more likely. and we have to be careful. and i think for this, you know, communication and the highest level of communication is essential to prevent any further escalation. now, janelle, the dispute over taiwan was probably the most explosive issue on the agenda, or at least one of them. a white house official has nice said that she indicates in that meeting that china is not preparing to invade taiwan. how big of a deal is this for the us? so it is quite a big deal. and taiwan is a, one of those topics that will always come up when the us china have to talk to one another for she's part, it was important for him to hear from us again, is that the u. s. does not, in fact support a taiwanese independence that the u. s. is not looking to back any particular party or can

u. s. government. so the u. s. has to be all set. however, to cost meaningful regulations that needs to be a global framework for you and recent experiences in a i counseled to come up with global guidelines as a g 7, which is the form of a major industrial countries reports. okay, agreed on a code of conduct. what developing a systems, what else was being done? the you is in the process of passing the act, it's a to recognize a applications based on the risk. no risk applications such as spousal support e mail will likely face no regulation. higher risk, a eyes like recruitment system will space serious regulation unacceptable. risk application. select biometrics, surveillance will be banned completely in india. a resignation wasn't an issue for a long time despite expos warnings. but after that, you set the tone with the act. the government had to change of mind. specific stand up still need to be agreed upon in just tech community has some suggestions already . for example, the developers should be held accountable if the system c

u. s. has of the us a sample of past efforts to deescalate the conflict. so the leave slip of the we regret that under pressure from washington, the language of the resolution was watered down. the council does not even demand the parties introduced humanitarian pauses, but only calls for them which makes a mockery of the providence of the council colleagues. it is simply a shame that the council, which has unique, powerful tools including chapter 7 of the un charter was able to squeeze out such a weak call from the very beginning of the current aggravation in the palestinian israeli conflict zone. the us delegation sabotaged any attempts to develop a balance in the politicized documents aimed at taking real and urgent measures to de escalate the situation. our american colleagues on the council justified the collective punishment and extermination of palestinians, primarily the civilian population under the guise of slogans about the fight against terrorism. and israel's right to self defense effectively paralyzing the work of the made un party for mainta

that it will be taking place against a geo political backdrop that has shifted significantly since the last time the 2 men met. the u. s. is now dealing with 2 wars, not just one. and it has every interest in preventing its most adversarial relationship from getting any more hostile. this includes tackling hold overs from past diplomatic disputes by say, presuming military to military dialogue that was suspended after a visit from then us house speaker nancy pelosi to taiwan, angered china. another low point in relations for us. take down of a chinese bible luna earlier this year, following months of diplomatic firefighting. analysts say the current climate has made it even more important for the us to minimize the chances of mishaps leading to more tensions. decision paying will undoubtedly want to talk about taiwan, president biden remained firmly committed to defending taiwan. and he wants to strengthen deterrence to make sure that cj and ping doesn't miscalculate, and that he understands if he tries to use force against taiwan. there will be a great cost for china, but at the same time, i think that he wants to con

u. s. has released this footage of a series of airstrikes launched against targets in eastern syria on sunday. the us is, is, is a targeted a training camp and others. still, it is used by the rainy and revolutionary guard corps. it says it's responding to a tax on us spaces in syria and iraq. china is leader. she's been paying has arrived in san francisco for a summit of nations from the asia pacific region. she will meet us present, joe biden, for only the 2nd time since biden took office. button says the us is not seeking to distance itself from china, and he's determined to get relations with china. back on track. dressel rains of triggered widespread flooding in the ancient via the me city of way. the world heritage listed site is now without power and thousands of people have been forced to evacuate their homes. it shows a warning that water level is may take days to receive an indian police a clash with protesters outside of clipped tunnel that has trapped 40 people. rescuers have spent

u. s. has also been pressing israel for at the very least a temporary, what it calls the human a tarion sees fire. are there any signs of that pressure from america having an impact on these really government as well on the one side every time. and so they blinking has been hit us export free of stacy has repeated israel has a right to defend itself. at the same time he's calls for i see monetary pulls into hostilities has been growing. we're talking about more than 9000 pillows, palestinians who died, both of flight has and civilians, according to the health industry, which is under how much control in the gaza strip. and israel justifies these by saying it's knocked out key commanders, thousands of combatants in the tunnels, hiding under this infrastructure, disability and infrastructure like hospitals. schools we heard last night, also ambulance con, boys and hospitals. this is going to cause international indignation. i mean, hearing the staggering numbers and the amount of a civilian infra

u . s. has placed on technological exports to china as technical, logical containment. but joe biden has told him during the summit that the us will be sending technological exports to china that china would then be able to use for its own military advancement. so it would seem that the curves are here to stay. however, huge and paying has had other goals that he wanted to pursue here in san francisco, including the courting of for, and direct investment, which has been declining in china, out of banquet dinner that he attended with us. executives were tickets reportedly cost $2000.00 a plate and $40000.00 for a seat, a chieftain pings table. the chinese leader wanted to represent his country as a place where the world can still do business. even in this moment of economic weakness for china. of our correspondent janelle do alone there. well, it's earned a reputation as one of your biggest tech events. the annual web summit in lisbon is set to close today. after drawing more than 70000 participants and 2600 tech startups. a i models like g p t have been a major focus for

u. s. has no, never sound came through such accumulates and the levels and you and before which this is just a reflection of how the world has started to proceed to us, the change of the radical god for russia, the war. and israel is just the latest chance to claim that the us is dominance on the international stage is ending? well, no rain a mirror on is a military analyst and research fellow at kings college london. she told me, sylvia, how pro kremlin media outlets i using the israel, how much conflict as well apart from the fact that russia is obviously using its position in order to do to spread a certain messages which i've confirmed so we can call them this information. ross is a world strategy is to become a piece broker in this conflict. this conflict in gaza is benefiting russia for many sides, especially because is that rooting attention away from ukraine, and now the whole focus is on the east throw and casa. so russia is trying to reinforce these claims depicting the united states

u. s. has to 9th the seizure as a care violation of international law. a joseph for chi has been declared the winner of liberia's presidential election election authorities said he beat the current president george way of i only arrived 20000 votes. way had already conceded defeat on friday and urged his supporters to accept the election results. torrential rains of last southern brazil, killing at least 4 people and triggering widespread flooding. more than 1600 people have been evacuated from their homes in the state of rio grande. they the so several villages have been entirely cut off by rising water levels. that there will be 2 days after being fired from open to a i, the companies former ceo, some ultimate and has joined the artificial intelligence companies pop rocker microsoft where he will be needing a new advanced research team. hundreds of the company staff are threatening to quit, overt ultimate it's, i've thing or in argentina, the election of right wing populus have you had them relate to the presidency, has thrust the country into an uncert

u. s. has often chided latin american countries for prosecuting its own leaders, us mainstream media likes to use terms like banana republic to describe some of these arrests of these presidents in central and south america. do you sense any, have park or sea, or perhaps even irony right now? given this historic moment for the us, there is definitely a high level of the bumper c a given what is happening that you as an even before, and i have a lot of i or any indeed. yes. because uh, the, this idea about, uh, nothing american countries are run into republics is, um, it goes from a colonial, his perspective, you know, and this idea that we kind of go over in ourselves, that we need, you know, overseers that we need to, you know, do what we're told essentially, and this call is from the, from the. busy uh, when the spanish temperature views the french, the british it to cover these land and you know, do what they need to do with the indigenous population. and it's, if it remains, it may have to

u. s. has released this footage of a series of air strikes of launched against targets in eastern syria on sunday. the us says it target a training camp and other facilities used by the iranian revolutionary guard corps . it says it is responding to attacks on us spaces in syria and rap indian police of clash with protesters outside of collapse tunnel that has trapped 40 people. rescuers have spent more than 3 days attempting to free the tramp workers. the protesters are blaming indian authorities for technical issues that have delayed rescue efforts. the us house of representatives has passed the temporary spending bill that will keep the government funded until mid january. the bill was passed despite opposition from hard right. members of the republican party, the new speaker mike johnson, was forced to rely on democrats for enough votes to pass the measure. regional summit of south east asian defense ministers has opened with calls for an immediate cease fire in garza post country indonesia

u. s. has been pushing for, and so it's in the us president joe biden is to see these a temporary cease fires of what they call tactical pauses. the israel has maintained to stop so that a full c spy will not happen, or they weren't even entertain the idea. but they said that he, in this conversation, did say that potentially, that could be a tactical pause, an hour ahead, old back in an interview that he had with a b c news. but just saying that the only way that what's happened is, is the hostages of fully released. i'm giving that time that it would need to release those hostages. that would be the pause in financing or in any strides they also discuss the importance of humanitarian. a is coming in, the us is trying to push israel to allow more trucks and they said, but they're looking now over the next coming weeks to expand the checks the security checks that as well does all of these trucks that move in as an excuse is how much of diverting some of the aides sewage to it? spices of of cou

u. s. has even been doubting the numbers coming from the policy mean health ministry this by 2 and officials, believing that the best tool might be even higher. considering the people buried under the rubble, they say that means they have no notion zip. how soon is it telling you the truth about how many people are killed? i'm sure is having cute and as prices look crazy toward, i think we should be incredibly careful. i think not. we really should be incredibly careful to be sure that they're focusing on going after that folks that are the pupil propagating this war against israel and is against their interest when i them happens. but i have no confidence in the number that passed. indeed, using the was, seems to be on guard when it goes to ukraine. yeah, it's for the people of gaza. the story changes the was continues to aid is around militarily, with no conditions imposed on the support given. despite the massive civilian death toll which grows by the day they condemned the rush shop right a

u. s. has released this footage of a series of air strikes launched against targets in eastern syria on sunday. the us, it says it targeted a training camp and other facilities used by the a rainy and revolutionary guard court. it says it is responding to a tax on us bases in syria and iraq. officials in finland say more asylum seekers have arrived at the south eastern border. their country shares with russia adding to a recent surge and asylum seekers know most of the migratory porter. we come from rec, human somalia and sudan finish officials of accused moscow of funnelling. the migraines to crossing points along the frontier for you as president joe biden. and china is president using, paying our meeting this hour in california for a highly anticipated summit. a short while ago, the 2 leaders arrived at the country estate near san francisco. it's taking place on the sidelines of the asia pacific economic cooperation, trade stomach, the economy will be high on president. she's a gender after

u. s. has always considered is real. it's aircraft carrier in the region. it's on single air farrier and now it is sinking. it's sinking with this spectacular, this both operation from gaza, which is clearly not just from us. it is called the resistance organizations, all the political organizations in gaza and in the west bank now fully engaged. the days have passed when the us can call the shots. it no longer has the capacity. it's global hedge, monique, it's ability to simply say, this is what is and this aircraft carrier is going to have forces. i think the guys have resistance exposure, so limits of us power. okay, let's turn attention the program know to around where people across the country are commemorating the take over of the us embassy in 1979 seen as a sizable moment in the nation's recent history. nice showcase does a museum spectacle intel from the former sovereign soil of america was labeled in its heyday of bi locals as the den of espionage less prost live. now, to our correspondent use of july joining us from the countries capital. hi ther

u. s. has major television networks. i don't like what they do. see issac, new should be honest, and direct and impactful, and this is direct impact. the want to start by talking about history. you see history doesn't begin when we want it to. history begins when it begins ukraine, despite what my friends in the us corporate media report, for example, didn't become a story in just the last year. in fact, it probably happened closer to 20. 14 is a just because you don't cover a story. doesn't mean it didn't happen. and so it is with this latest conflagration between israel and hum us. now, don't get me wrong. there is no question that what, how mazda did, and attacking israel and killing civilians, is on its face a barbaric act. something for which there is no place in civilized society, but that one at say those and follow the middle east conflict does not represent the totality of his railey palestinian relations. and without understanding the past. it's kind of impossible to truly assess or even criticize the here and now which is where we are h

u. s. has launched as strikes on a weapons facility in my saloon proteins in eastern syria and the statement. so could you of defense, lloyd austin? so the 2 f, 16 point to jets, struck in on storage facility used by iran revolutionary guns. this is the 2nd time that the u. s. has attacked areas in syria and iraq and recent weeks. this comes as a rainy impact groups on intensifying their attacks on american troops and the region. while all of us on you said that one of its minute feed, ryans was shut down as well. and again, the defense officials said that who's the forces down to the on monday, across off the coast of the country, they rang and backed onto group says that 5 missed on at the drone as it flew over humans, territorial waters. now new research shows that global temperatures during the last 12 months, while the hottest, during the last 125000 is the study by us based on the think type. it says that the average global temperature is just about $1.00 degrees celsius. higher than befo

u. s. has not yet forgot about china, so your hot photo during the world continue. we do have a memorial whole that's the whole day. seems how i thought you memorized all of those stories. that's a way has at all to go back to wave patch. you already know, so what time share you or tools all that to me now, what do you mean your eating and go by the way to perceive that's our friendship. come past them, generation by generation to make quite a few of the bottom and shield is the china u. s. relations. the toil of china. yes. a relation to as bolton opened by the people are fine. sure. sure. that's how it is so much. so it sounds he's so cool. holy down to me. tell you french, susan. mean, good luck. that would be good for you and the judge. she may well be my control panel. i'll be showing show, trying to do my thoughts. so hope with your soul. would you mind so, sir, but i can do finding that the you go may work mostly. yeah. cool. i oh, i know joe down global tough the good. sorry. i was hearing the i the translator was talking can do issue. yeah. alive. or the cu

u. s. has failed to hold israel accountable and continues funding it as it sees fits. and i've often said this to present or, or not, it is, or we'd have to invent. it is the best $3000000000.00 investment we make, or whether or not it is real united states of america would have to invent and israel that and the international community, turning a blind guy to be issue lead to what we're witnessing today. and most civilian law says across garza which the u. n. chief notes is becoming a graveyard for children last year. mama, java stated that the crucial step towards peace is recognition of the inalienable rights of palestinians. citizens implemented by diplomatic and legal means. we have gained the recognition of 140 states and have enabled the transformation of the declaration of independence in the internationally recognized state whose existence could not be denied with the assistance of the you when russia and other states israel and palestine have held various negotiations, some of which made history. however, it all begs the question, why do the us and its allies

u. s. has no never sock into such a humiliating levels in the us and before. but this is just a reflection of how the world has started to proceed to us. the change of the radical kind of, for russia, the war in israel is just the latest chance to claim that the us is dominance on the international stage is ending with joining me now is marina barone. she is a military analyst and a research fellow at the defense studies department at kings college london. brittany, it's good to see you on this friday we, we just saw that report about the propaganda machine in russia. what do you think the kremlin strategy is in this conflict between him off and his real? a good evening, brad well, apart from the fact that russia is obviously using its position in order to do to spread a certain messages which i've confirmed so we can call them this information. ross is a world strategy is to become a piece broker and this conflicts, this conflict in gaza is benefiting russia for many sizes, especially because is the routing attention away from ukraine and now the whole focus i

u. s. has said this is ukraine's more a brand names are fine. i think a dining ukraine makes the final call about what it's more ends are. and if the premiums want to keep fighting and try to get back from me and try to get back every interest you friday in territory, that's very right. but i do say that much of the global south is not taking sides despite the fact that this is a ball active progression. and i think that is in many respects, a consequence of a world in which many immersion powers are hatching in which china is now the lender of 1st resort and much of the global. so in which 2 thirds of the countries of the world trade war with china, that makes it with the united states. and so the country like india, like south africa, nigeria, brazil, indonesia. they don't want to take sides in what looks like a new era of east west rivalry. and as a consequence, they are sitting on the fence even though i think this is a more that is very clearly a word of aggression against the graeme in which countries, at least ethically and morally, shoul

u. s. has recently declassified 250000 pages of documents detailing operation aerodynamic. among them was a curious financial report on the items needed. so call my desk was members who were to infiltrate the soviet union. it included trivial things such as of the knapsack costing $3.12 in a few soviet shaving kits. which cost 50 until the truth is dressed in soviet civilian clouds to live at explosives, machine, guns, and ammunition to the underground members or deliveries were made by yeah. so the operation was the aerodynamic, the from classified documents michael spring, and then just a brief lieutenant, a tree authoration is carried out by associates of step on bond 0 ukrainian nationalists need a bunch of them and intelligence agents. they use everything from a major farming units such as the 14th granted year of boffin assess division, which was made up of mostly of collisions which are people with western ukraine and southern owens. they also recruited about 250000 ukrainians through st

u. s. has also expanded it's cloud seating program as well cover in large swats of the western states. so as global warming is on the rise, major seasons such as summer, winter and monsoon season across the globe are getting more and more irregular. extreme weather conditions and large storms are expected to become a common occurrence in the coming years. so environmental researches have now come up with a viable solution in order to control the weather. but because the technology is still quite new, many critics have raised ethical concerns about the uncertain side effects of tinkering with the weather and the serious risks of environmental damage if used indiscriminately was or modification may have long term impact over the atmosphere if used any continuous manner so now we're joined by professor jim fleming, author of and then they atmospheric science and breaking through the clouds to so jim, cloud seating has been used for decades now, but we haven't really heard about it much in the media. why is that? well, it depends on the what you're reading and what you're listening to the

u. s. has laid down some red lines in response to options discussed by is really politicians and the international community. no. is forcible displacement of palestinians from guys of no use of guys as a platform for launching terrorism or other other attacks against against israel. no diminution in the, in the territory wowza and a commitment to palestinian lead governance for, for guys and, and for the west bank a lot of knows the other potential broker the united nations as so far not presented suggestions for a solution, leaving the future of gaza uncertain i spoke earlier with, you'll see medical, the axis, the middle east analyst with the royal institute of international affairs, also known as chatham house in london. and uh south of asking, what will the, what the trip priorities will be in the rebuilding garza? it good afternoon. i think obviously when you look at your watch list of guys of the, you know, the massive above mental photographs of the dysfunction there. but no dodge, when

u. s. has even been doubting the numbers coming from the policy mean health ministry this by 2 and officials, believing that the best tool might be even higher. considering the people buried under the rubble, they say to me is i have no notion zip. how soon is it telling you the truth about how many people are killed? i'm sure, is having cute and is the price of crazy to war. i think we should be incredibly careful. i think not we, these really should be incredibly careful to be sure that they're focusing on going after the folks that are the pupil propagating this war against israel and is against their interest when that doesn't happen. but i have no confidence in the number that passed. indeed, using the was, seems to be on guard when it goes to ukraine, you had to for the people of gauze, the story changes the was continues to aid is around militarily, with no conditions imposed on the support given. despite the massive civilian that toll which grows by the day they condemned the ra shop ri