u. s. doesn't have much in the way of, of embassy officials. it's all politics. it's the u. s. now, on this, this into russia campaign and that been going on really since the late obama administration get a job under $500.00 bonus. are going on, paid leave, bounced the ultimate and facing on vaccinated municipal employees in new york. the $300000.00 city workers, including firefighters and cops, are monday to, to get their 1st dose by friday. at the latest knots resulted in a wave of anger. on sunday, demonstrators gathered in this city center to protest against the measures. despite the opposition, the cities mirror is spending by the controversial move your city work or you need to be vaccinated. we are here to keep you safe. so you can keep everyone else safe . york city police officers take our can believe is of the monday will actually have the opposite effect and reduce safety in newark. well, it's basically a way to the, from the police without actually the funding them. going to have police officers either, either leaving the job or not showing up for work to or, and al

u. s. have we're perhaps not have overboard han and the military leaders well certainly doesn't have as much as it would like. and to some degree, the military side of the civilian military regime was hold over from the boss your era, if not bus your loyalist within the us. at the very bad relations for decade. but the u. s. did help broker with the germans and the brit. the may, june negotiations and 2019 that led to the government that was just overthrown. and the u. s. has had constant dealing to these officials since then who until today had been holding to their commitments into their promises and then abandoned them as a result of this crisis. so there's the, they know each other, there's a good dialogue and there is a certain amount of economic leverage that they have sanctioned both in terms of economic sanctions, against the large holdings that the military has, for example, in the mineral sector. but also all of the humanitarian and economic systems that the us can provide and help wit

u. s. relations have been strained since turkey's acquisition of a russian air defense system. also, the u. s secretary state sat down with his chinese counterparts. disputes between beijing and washington range from trade to security and taiwan. then there's boris johnson and emanuel mack home. they've agreed to work towards de escalating a post breakfast. fishing dispute between france and the u. k. we have our diplomatic editor james bay's covering all of those. he's joining us from room. so james, plenty obviously happening on the sidelines. but what's the take away message when it comes to that all important topic of climate change leaders had to call 26 summit in glasgow next ordering earlier on, some of the leaders went to the center of rome to one the best known places, the chevy fountain where you know, the tradition is you make a wish as you throw a coin into the fountain, i am sure many of them wished for greener environment, vironment for the prosperity of the planet. but campaigners say it's not about wishing, and it's not about wishful thinking. it's about action a

u. s. have denied that the pentagon is linked to bio labs in the country. ah, ah. since 2018 under odin number 928, issued by ukraine's ministry of health. international pharmaceutical companies have had access to the country's hospital patients as a testing ground, including children. special safety measures in the handling of hazardous microorganisms are very expensive. i mean, it's a lot cheaper and easier to conduct that kind of research in countries where lives are of low value to the usa. the west, of course, does not care about the lives or the conditions of the ukraine or the population. it is also been a historically i'd buy people like adolf hitler and the german were war, tao to strategic plans for defeating russia. ukraine was rich with oil and it was always i'd as a natural resource ah area that could be utilized muster. do this disclosure to it would be was, would have to use them. we do it. when could go to it wasn't going to be a terry's squished as a bonus of police, but then we need to nurse jennings because that's a bonus. is mcdaniel my new york

u. s. outpost in southern syria. the pentagon as confirm, no u. s. forces have been injured. u. s. officials believe it was from a drone. it struck a base and al tanf and hums. the man accused of killing 17 people out of florida high school in 2018 has pleaded guilty. nicholas cruz was expelled from marjorie stoneman. douglas high school days before the shooting. a jury will now decide whether he should be executed or sentenced to life in prison. and ross is giving work as a week off with pay to curve and alarming rising cove. in 19 cases and deaths, president vladimir putin as approved approved a government proposal for the week long holiday. at the end of this month, only around a 3rd of russians are fully vaccinated. more than a 1000 russians died from coven 19 on wednesday. those, the headlights news continues here on out 0 the out. is there a world ah ah ah no just deem in nablus in the occupied to smack may not be one of the few must landmarks of the middle east. but for the very personal reasons, it's a place that means i look to me. my name is so sancho and a palestinian

u . s. have been reporting on revelations of some potentially damaging problems faced by the president's son. recovered emails from hunters laptop claim that he and his father shared money in their accounts and even paid each other's bills and ethically questionable practices. last month, it was revealed that in 2015 hunter allegedly demanded a $2000000.00 fee to help unlock libby and assets that had actually been frozen by the obama administration. given all these accusations, some are questioning why the media is so silent. isn't it funny how hunter biden does everything that trump children were falsely accused? f attacked over and condemned for yet the media stay silent. you people who a latin joe biden, tell you how to raise your children and tell you what's best for them. i have one word for you contact one year later in the night, posts diligent reporting on hum to biden's laptop remains more credible than a single story about russian collusion. gas prices are about as high as hon to bite .

u. s. have canister on security challenge. taliban fighters are again targeted in the eastern province of manga. as a security operation continues against iso. and on the brink of bankruptcy, indonesians flag carry a hit by the pandemic and mountain debt. ah! now the leader of columbia is a biggest drug cartel has been arrested columbia, as president says darrow antonio is sugar, also known as a ton yell was captured in a meticulous operation, was highly sought in the united states. washington describes him as the leader of an armed and violent drug cartel and had put up a $5000000.00 award to help locate him. died one donio also got i'll yes, ordonia. this is the hardest blow that has been dealt to drug trafficking in this century in our country. and this blows only comparable to the fall of pablo escobar in the ninety's murder of policemen soldiers, social leaders, as well as a recruiter of minor. and she's also known for the insanity that led him to abuse, adolescent boys and girls. while eli

u. s. have now marched further toward the mid atlantic. it's going to be a big story for d. c. as we look at this rain moving in on friday, there's a coastal flood watch in place. we could see about half a meter of water inundate low line areas here, off toward the west. we do have a few dry days in store for vancouver, 10 degrees, but moister has moved across the other side of the rockies. we could see some snow r for calgary up to 5 centimeters on friday. and those trick or treaters are gonna have to bundle up on sunday. you're down to minus 7 degrees below average. that's it says in ah, the ah, top usaa oil executives deny they misled the public about the role of fossil fuels in climate change. ah, i'm wrong homeless out there, a life and go home. so coming up france sees is a british boat and threatens its neighbor with sanctions in a row over fishing rides.

have denied misleading the public about climate change? the ceo's of exxon mobil, chevron b. p. america, i'm the president of shell, appeared before the u. s. congress. they were asked about by roles in down playing the threats of global warming. it's the 1st time the oil bosses have testified under oath on the subject. heidi j a counselor has his report. it's been a year of historic wildfires in the american west. deadly freezes in the south and record breaking flooding in the east. the fury of these weather disasters likely amplified by climate change nearly matched by the anger of democrats on the house oversight committee, who grilled oil and gas ceos on thursday. there are more of us than there are of you. you can poison the planet to make money, but we're going to defend the planet so we can live and we will win. find it in yourself today to tell the truth. it will be better for your company's futures and will be better for humanity's future. the purpose of the hearing, according to the democrats, who called it, was to force the oil and gas industry to admit that it knew of the harm of burning fossil fuels for decades, but chose not

u. s. have indeed been increasingly renaming their streets in fact, ostensibly to recognize black history and in the u. k. hundreds of streets linked to colonialism, slavery, they have seen their own names consigned to history, historian dorothea, wendy burgess, among those concerned about efforts this simply forget the past age 12 months. i don't think you should rename anything. could you should leave the name the painters or sculptures themselves gave if you want, he can comment that it was the norm of the time and that you wouldn't say it like that today on time. but as 17th century work is the 17th century work. in 100 years people will judge the names were give to day in the same way and say that strong or immoral times change. and that's why i am always in favor of living as it is in their original one that in honda. okay, reminder, all a busy weapons, they don't miss a thing by giving her a twitter page of follow news views on everything else to keep you informed on the entertain to day

u. s. health regulator approved phases covered 19 vaccine. the young children ah, the u. s. and french presidents have held their 1st in person meeting since they diplomatic dispute ahead of the g. 20 summit in rome. joe biden acknowledged the handling of recent security agreement with australia and the u. kate was clumsy. he says he was under the mistaken belief paris had been informed about the deal in advance. that agreement forced the cancellation of australia's multi $1000000000.00 deal to buy french submarines we have, you know, older no more loyal with ally and franchise. it's been with us from the beginning. reason in part we came what we did was quantity was done with a lot of grace. i was under the impression, certain things that happened that had but i made clear french read 3 values. now what's important is precisely to be sure that such a situation will not be possible for all future congo coordinations tango cooperation. but for me, what's important is that we build during the past week, some very concrete actions north or to strengthens the bother sheep. in the hell. this clarification

u. s. companies operating in bulgaria could be earning profits and 0. ready now the u. s. we have the right to tax that it fits those profits that are earned abroad and gary, 15 present. now the bulgarians would say, well, doesn't make any sense for us to have a tax rate 0. we're going to raise it to 15 percent. so now we'll get the revenue. and on this, you know, we'll get some extra revenue. and furthermore, we know that we're not competing with other countries that have a 0 percent corporate tax rate. so is raised to the bottom will be ended. so i think what your former common a commentator just said is correct, that this will actually be good for low tax rate havens because they'll all be able to collectively raise their tax rate up to the 15 percent minimum and not have to compete with each other. ready in his race to the bottom. so you know, he's a good for the big country is not necessarily because of the, the tax rate in the u. s. is still going to be more like 20 you know, depending on the buying reforms here might be up to 525 percent. so. ready countries a corporation i

we meet some of the migrant families who have been bought on a desperate journey to the u. s. southern border and the u. s. health regulate to authorize his phases cove at 19 vaccine for young children. ah, the u. s. in french presidents have held their 1st in person meeting since that diplomatic dispute ahead of the g. 20 summit in rome. joe biden acknowledged the handling of a recent security agreement with australia and the u. k. was clumsy, he said he was undertake, under the mistaken belief paris, have been informed about the deal in advance. that agreement forced the cancellation of australia's multi $1000000000.00 deal to buy french submarines. we have no older or no more loyal. no decent ally in france. it's been with us from the beginning. reason in part where we came we did was clumsy. it was done with a lot of grace. i was under the impression certain things happened that had but i made clear french read through, you know, what's important is precisely to be sure that such a situation will not be possible for all future congo coordination of congo cooperation. but

u. s. have been climbing as more places require proof. it of a corona virus vaccine to work or to play, but thousands of people are still expected to lose their jobs in health care and education, as well as re, as a result, sorry, a vaccine man base. and as chris in salumi discovered the impact on an already tight labor market remains a concern, health care workers were among the 1st to be offered vaccines in the united states . and many consider it a privilege as well as a responsibility. i believe. yeah, the mandate is a good idea. i think people should get access to it, but now it's no longer a choice in new york. it is a state and soon to be bedroom requirement in the medical field. yeah, i think everybody did, man, the, you know, i don't care if we get them. they want to blow them to flow. here at erie county medical center in buffalo, new york, more than 95 percent of the staff are compliant. but the rest have been placed on unpaid leave, the hospital has had to cut back and some procedures may overall. it's gonna affect the people

u. s. have destroying what he called the balance and stability of the region where there are military exercises and so on. how will pyongyang b, reviewing this? well, traditionally in the last few years, north korea has responded tit for tat in many of the, in many of the developments in terms of missiles submarine launch missiles is, is one example. and so i would imagine that north korea will be looking to see how it could demonstrate its own capabilities in terms of space. it's probably too early to do that. but some capabilities advance capabilities would be something that north korea will be looking to demonstrate as a result of their son. indeed, earlier this year in january, the north korean government announced that it was putting in place a 5 year military plan to develop advanced military capabilities. many of these capabilities are space based and more, more cruise missiles, more ballistic missiles, and these are the areas, artificial intelligence and unmanned systems as well. and the

u. s. have been increasingly renaming their streets in fact, ostensibly to recognize black history. while in the u. k. hundreds of streets linked to colonialism on slavery, have seen their old names consigned to history. historian dorothea, when de berg is among those concerned, and there's quite a few about efforts to simply forget the pos a 7 months. i don't think you should rename any. think you should leave the names of painters or sculptures themselves gave if you want, you can common that it was the norm of the time and that you wouldn't say it like that to date on time. but as 17th century work is the 17th century work. in 100 years, people will judge the names were give to day in the same way and said that strong or immoral can times change. and that's why i am always in favor of leaving it as it is in their original one that already in honda job. right. scottie nell's back again in moments with another fresh episode of news views. hughes. i'll be here after that with all your mid week news updates. i'll i can promise you a few. it's a busy day bye for now. ah, ah . moon elle

attack on wednesday night in the town of cones. barrick li say he was known to have frequently sought medical health to the u. s. now in the biden administration has issued a report on how it plans to protect american families from the economic risks of climate change. parts of the u. s. have been experiencing extreme weather, including wildfires and hurricanes. in february, a cold snap in texas led to widespread power outages, causing an estimated $10000000000.00 in property damage. the 40 page document comes ahead of the un climate change conference to be held in scotland next month. that's bringing our white house correspondent, kimberley hancock. my for us in washington, so tell us more. kimberly about what's in the biden administration's plan to, to deal with this climates crisis. i think what the main take away from this plan is it's approach. in other words, the biden administration through this plan seeks to show that essentially every aspect of the u. s. economy that touches ordinary lives. and also businesses is affected by climate change, whether it be extreme, whether in the form of flooding, drough

u. s. have been climbing as more work places are leisure facilities need people to show proof of a job. but thousands of people are still expected to lose their jobs in health care and education because of vaccine mandates. as kristen salumi explains that are worried about what the impact will be on a tough labor market. health care workers were among the 1st to be offered vaccines in the united states, and many consider it a privilege as well as a responsibility. i believe. yeah, the mandate is a good idea. i think people should get access to it, but now it's no longer a choice in new york. it is a state and soon to be federal requirement in the medical field. yeah, i think everybody could linda, you know, i'm here if we get them there, one of your flow, the flow here at erie county medical center in buffalo, new york, where the 95 percent of the staff are compliant. but the rest have been placed on unpaid leave. the hospital has had to cut back on some procedures. and the overall is going to a

u. s. government effort to get the u. s. citizens involved to safety. armed gangs have stepped up, their campaign of kidnapping, extortion, and sexual violence across large parts of haiti. u. s. officials say they've been trying to help the government cope with the problem. we realize what a priority this is for the people of haiti, and that's why we have provided funding to the tune of $312000000.00 in assistance over the last decade alone to strengthen law enforcement and capacity of the haitian national police. and to maintain peace and stability throughout the country . even so, u. s. citizens have been repeatedly warned against visiting haiti because of the violence in instability. president juvenile moisture was assassinated in july and an earthquake struck in august. you as based christian aid ministries, is just one of dozens of religious groups doing work and haiti summer. now asking whether the u. s. should send in troops to rescue the missionaries, or whether the united nations needs to expand its peacekeeping operations in a nation where hostage taking is now on average in every day occurrence. john henderson,

u. s. have been at regularly renaming their streets, but historian dorothea when de burg thinks the original titles are historically significant. a government, i don't think you should rename anything. you should leave the name of that page or some sculpture then south dave, if you want to comment that it was the norm of the time and that you wouldn't say like that today. but is 17th century work is the 17th century work. in 100 years people will judge the names were give to day in the same way and say that's wrong or immoral times change. and that's why i'm always in favor of leaving it as it is in their original home. is how busy when say, shipping up, check in with r t when you can throughout the day, will strive to make sure you don't miss any of the updates that matter. bye for now . oh, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identificatio

u. s. have been increasingly renaming their streets in fact, ostensibly to recognize black history. while in the u. k. hundreds of streets, linked to colonialism and slavery, have seen their old limbs consigned to history. historian dorothea, when the burgers among those concerned about efforts to simply forget the past age 12 months. i don't think you should rename any think you should leave the name the painters or sculptures themselves gave if you want, you can common that it was the norm of the time and that you wouldn't say it like that today. but is 17th century work is the 17th century work. in 100 years people will judge the names were give to day in the same way and say that strong or immoral times change. and that's why i am always in favor of living as it is in the original one that in honda, john, a deeper dive into a good section of those stories is as always, just a click away and r t dot com no maximum reading limits and articles anything like that on a comment section to share your views as well. do let us know what you're thinking . our 3rd good bye season. ah. my da

u. s. have started to do. now some analysts have also started pointing out that perhaps it's time for us to rethink how it's going to operate in the future. is it going to keep is consensus driven model for decision making? and is it going to stick to its principal of non interference? and whether this is feasible, when it comes to dealing with problems that going to come up such as the cou, in all very fraught, isn't it? florence louis? thank you. reporting from quarreling today. australian prime minister says he will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 35 percent by the year 2030 activists had been hoping for more ambitious target prime minister scott morrison says he's only aiming for net 0 emissions by 2050 would lead has a meeting in glasgow to address climate change issues next sunday with a strategy or accused of dragging its feet when it comes to setting net 0 targets. and we're wanting to, well as failed in another climate target with greenhouse gas levels hitting new records last year. the united natio

u. s. have not finalize the trade deal. however, when boards johnson was here just a week ago, he did manage to make sure that all of the terrorists were listed on scotch whisky whiskey. there is now british beef being imported and all the restrictions on british lamb. so this is an immense amount of trade going back and forth. i think let's trust is sensible. what she's doing is she is lowering expectations and not putting pressure on the u. s. to finalize that deal, whilst pivoting to the rest of the world, particularly the asia pacific region, all i know is you gotta make sure there's no tariffs on scotch whiskey that's for sure, hillary forward. thank you so much for pleasure. planing the story for us, and that's it for this time you can catch boom bus on demand on the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets. you google play in the apple app store by searching a portable tv. we'll see you next time on. boone bus, ah imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century. what other chap

u. s. have been claiming for years that there are us diplomats are being targeted or harassed by some mom, secret microwave weapon and that china, russia, or cuba. my me behind these a sophisticated attacks while according to recently emerged a document. this whole story might be just a big conspiracy theory, and it wouldn't even more interesting as that simple a cricket chirping. you heard it right in creek crypt cricket chirping. i might have been falsely taken of for the sound of this i of science fiction super weapon created by the russians and that this mishap actually triggered the whole thing. well, this is one of the, of bizarre takeaways from the was department's own report conducted by, ah, jason advisory group that has made recommendations for the was government us and to hey, dave, the cold war. so let's have a listen. we believe the recorded sounds are mechanical or biological in origin rather than electronic. the most likely source is the end is short tailed cricket. the recorded a

u. s. forces have been injured. it struck a base and l temp and hums government years. officials believe it was for a drone, it's the 1st time this military base has been targeted. and protesters in sudan and demanding the transitional government be dissolved, they've been holding a sit in front of the presidential palace in the cartoon for days organ i say, well can i say the government officials are not responding to demands that lay during the 2018 revolution and dozens of pro democracy protesters have been injured in a security crack down in s. what teeny, the kingdom shut down, access the internet after images of violence began circulating on social media. those deadlines, the news continues. we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world is that no matter where you call al jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that mattie houses in a movie ah, being all day old. i will bio jane is from in c o falls east know china has been gained the last week and on the order for show

u. s. have betrayed fraud sent over a nuclear submarine deal. we did was clumsy with a lot of grace. the clock is ticking just hours left. new york city's essential work is to get vaccinated or lose their pain. a job deadline has seen them as resident besieged by protest, as the ag parliament is suing the european commission for failing to hold accountable lowe's members, thanks to define the blocks rule of law that as the polish foreign ministry, some of the belgian ambassador over the countries criticism of warsaw approached to its legal dispute with brussels. ah! lives from oscar, thanks for joining us tonight on our teams national. i'm daniel hawkins. welcome to this. i was wonder. now there's just hours ago before new york's unvaccinated essential workers will be forced to take unpaid leaf, the man's job deadline is 5 pm, monday. it's feared, thousands will miss it. creating serious, shorter years in the sector, kayla molten has the story. 5 pm eastern standard time is the deadline for which city workers in new york city will be required to be vaccinated in order to keep their j

u. s. have branded that and faced a probe off to criticizing critical race theory in schools. we hear from our mother about it later in the program.

u. s. copyright office says you don't have the right to repair your item. for all of it, we're going to bring you the details on this new law. i'm scale here and we're going to give you the 360 view of these stories and much more on today's near view here, right here on our t america. ah, thank you so much for joining us because happening right now just down the street on capitol hill. there is fierce negotiations amongst democrats all about the reconciliation bill now president bite and even it took to the air today for a press conference. he wouldn't bagging the public to put pressure on there elected to help him pass his bill. these are not about left versus right or moderate versus progressive or anything else to pitch americans against one. this is about competitiveness versus complacency. jenna's in these bills is what 81000000 americans voted for. more people voted than any time in american history. and so they vote for their voices deserve you heard, not deny me or worse, ignoring. well, did they vote a 1000000 people vote for a bill about 450 pages

u. s. have been increasingly renaming their streets in fact, ostensibly to recognize like history. while in the u. k. hundreds of streets linked to colonialism on slavery, have seen their old names consigned to history. historian dorothea went to berg is among those concerned about efforts to simply forget the past a double month. i don't think you should rename anything. you should leave the name that painters and sculpture then south gave if you want, he can comment that it was the norm of the time and that you wouldn't say like that today. but it's 17th century work is the 17th century work in 100 years. people will judge the names were give to day in the same way and say that's wrong or immoral times change. and that's why i'm always in favor of live in it as it is in their original home. right, let's bring you another of our big stories today. imprison, wiki leaks, thunder. julian assange, find himself back in court today after a 2 day expedition hearing gets underway in the u. k, the high court will consider an appeal by the u. s. over a previous ruling to block the whistleblo

u. s. have threatened sanctions repeatedly over the last few weeks while we appreciate that update. thank you very much. you're welcome. web reporting live there on nairobi. ok, let's returned to us top story. now, a more on the breaking news out of lebanon protests against a judge looking to last years by road port blast have turned violent. we know so far that 6 people have been killed. let spake to run a curry in paris. now, she's a lebanese political activist, runa, thank you for joining us festival. what's your reaction to that intensive violence that we saw this morning? i mean, in the 1st reaction is an emotional reaction of sadness and anger. because every time this ruling class, and more specifically, in this case, the ruling party of lebanon has bella wants to, and lead the way. and they decide to do, it's either they do it by force, by violence, or, or by any criminal act. so, for me, it's just a continuous, vicious circle that this wanted to go class is putting us in. now we are at a phase where we are having a step forward in terms of justice, and this is not very frequ

u. s. russians will i have to travel to poland to apply for an american immigration visa. it comes up to numerous tit for tat moves, including the mutual expulsion of diplomats, the u. s. expanding its sanctions on russia and moscow bombing, the american embassy from hiring locals, commenting to our t. the u. s. department of state said russia has no one to blame, but itself the russian government's decision to prohibit the united states from retaining hiring or contracting russian or 3rd country stuff severely impacts our ability to provide counselor services, the extremely limited number of counselors, staff in russia. this time does not allow us to provide routine visa or us citizen services editor of the online news website. this can't be happening. devlin doff has questions over y rush is not grouped on the same list as war torn countries. it's the average person who gets hurt by this and you have to go to warsaw and you have to get the shing and visa, so it gets very expensive. it's all very childish. it seems to me, every other country on that list is a 3rd world cou

u. s. have been using for years to manipulate elections. and in afghanistan we ask if journalism can survive the taliban. we start with richard curtis, the well known writer, director, producer, and a passionate advocate for the un. sustainable development goes. when i saw to richard on instagram, there were lots of questions for him, including one from the cities who wanted to know why in an hour to a technology can make things happen in seconds. we're moving so slowly with the global goes. by the way, one of the global goes is to get the internet to everyone. yeah. you know, and that's moving fast. i'm one of the thing is that the, to the technology of don is spread words about black lives matter in the meeting. friday for the future with great speed and great passion and made people verified that so there's some good stuff happening. the development of the backs in absolutely incredible. i mean, the real art sir, is there is no money in trying to do things for the poorest people. then there is the rich people, which is why the o cures fr

u. s. a knows kudos c s u s. s the main enemy. so wow, we have, we have korean war. and after that, the u. s. o, foresee saw, ah, station the in south korea. so the u. s. u. s. forces include a cell, i mean is so hot, car activity. so well, when they talk about the hust her policy towards most korea, ah, well, i mean, the all entitle activity including the inequality jones, an insight sanction. and even the u. s. pores, his inquiry i sell at was they see there's a hostile indonesian airline. golda is on the brink of bankruptcy, like all carriers. it's been hit hard by declining travel during the pandemic, but it was already struggling with death. jessica washington report from jakarta, indonesia largest airport. passenger traffic is on the rise. as domestic tourism enjoys a resurgence. after months of relative quiet travel restrictions at major airports around the country on easing, as the number of coven 19 cases full. it's a welcome change for the countries a v ation industry. but it may not be enough to save one major player drowning in debt. the countries oldest airline guru to indonesia

u. s. foreign policy is to open up markets for certain trans national trade corporations and so forth. this is allowed, the u. s. to have it's had your money, america's greatest preponderance isn't it isn't military. in fact, although it might seem like that it's the u. s. dollar. and it's, it's economic preponderance is financial preponderance more than military, military is just a tool to open up, to allow it to dominate globally financially. but i think george pointed out something that's interesting, you know, the middle east will become in a new cold war with china. the middle east will become a sort of contested zone. aw, george or wells geopolitical math in 1084. this endless war with east asia, but the middle east is changed and changed because of us action. so there is now an arc of resistance that very well network to very well equipped and fortified, which stretches from iran all the way to lebanon. and that's a direct result of us and its allies, various operations and escapades in places like syria and iraq. and i think there was a tipping point came in january 2020 when iran fired missiles, a dozen missile

u. s. have started to do some analysts. it also started pointing out that perhaps it's time for us to rethink how it's going to operate in the future. is it going to keep, is consensus driven model for decision making? and is it going to stick to its principal of non interference? and whether this is feasible, when it comes to dealing with problems that going to come up such as the, the cou, in the prime minister frustrated. he says he will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 35 percent by the year 2030 activists have been hoping for more ambitious target . the prime minister scott morrison says this country's only aiming for net 0 emissions by 2050 or leaders are meeting in glasgow to address climate change issues from next sunday, australia, one of the countries accused of dragging its feet when it comes to setting net 0 targets china meanwhile reveal its long term goals on how it will deal with climate change. document released on tuesday shows china's action plan to build more hydro power and nuclear plants and to increa

having concluded this round of talks, u. s. and mexican officials have agreed to meet for a 2nd round of dialogue early next year. eric farnsworth is vice president of be council of the americas. he says the u. s. is came to rebuild trust when it's southern neighbor. clearly what i had previously been on offer was not working. violence continued at unacceptable levels. i think there were a number of reasons for that, not the least of which was the continued prevalence of the drug trade between mexico and the united states. the continued prevalence of frankly, guns going from the united states to mexico. not official, not guns sent by the us government, but guns sent by, you know, weapons traffickers that so feeling violence that also needs to be addressed. so the 2 governments are looking for ways to really broaden the dialogue away from just security and more and enforcement and more toward things like health care initiatives and addressing root causes of addiction and things like that to try to reduce some of the pull factor o

u. s. pressure, they always have done before. john holman, does it or mexico city far along is an associate director with the u. s. program at human rights watch. she says the migrant crisis, so the mexico could have been avoided. this is a situation in which a crisis is being created, but it doesn't have to be yes. there are a lot of people who are on the move and hemisphere. a lot of people who are fleeing from insecurity from the effects of climate change in mexico have had them stuck in southern mexico and have used in recent month and weeks excessive and abusive force against people who have tried to leave the mexico and head towards the united states in the united states for its part is also under biden and using a hard line border policy that the expelling people rapidly including to places like haiti, where they can not be received in safety. and all the while not following through on the promise of biden, the candidate need to have a holistic approach to migration to manage migration and to have a humane and dignified bor

u. s. immigrant visas on home soil. they now have to travel around 1200 kilometers to the american consulate in war. so it comes after the u. s. stopped a showing all tourist visas for russians earlier this year. now the us state department has added russia to its list of just 10 countries where it has no conceal a representation along with the lying. so the iran and libya and somalia, the russian foreign ministry has blasted the move. yes, diplomats tend to procedure trivial for the 21st century into a hell based on humiliation. on the brink of say it isn't and mike on a clean brain is casting leave ela with elsie correspondent alia katrinka. so russians have been listed as a homeless nationality, just listen to it once again, homeless nationality. this is really a diplomatic slap in the face and other countries on that lists other nationalities, i should say, include yemen, these libyans, that as well ends. and what those countries have in common? well, they were present the countries in which either b, u. s. has no consular presen