u. s. hope to counter growing chinese influence and bring allies like europe along with it? or we can now speak to roderick careful puts, who is a senior analyst at the maqueta institute for china studies. thanks for joining us on d. w. business. just explained with how much influence bout road has given china around the world. developing road initiative has grown extensively over the years at the moment, roughly 139 countries have formerly endorsed this initiative. what i've done, they said it's definitely moved the world economics time for gravity towards china and increasing investment, increasing trade, increasing people to people, contacts, and connectivity with china. countries have become more dependent on chinese economy. chinese politics, chinese good will allow pages to shape the norms rules and standards of these regions. basically, belt approach is the lower lives ation. with chinese characteristics, a lot of roads are being built, but they're all lead to beijing. china is policies towards the west and you have been aggressive. in fact, your own organisation has

u. s. envoy for north korea. some that can assume that the u. s. hopes the north will agree to new talks. this, despite the statement from the powerful system of north korean leader kim jong, dismissing hopes of any such meeting. drinking coffee can cut your risk of dead. the liver disease is according to a study published in the journal bmc public health. it says people who drink $3.00 to $4.00 cups of regular or decaf less likely to develop or die from such diseases . germany's marking 80 years since they not see invasion of the soviet union. the surprise attack on the 22nd of june, 941, would open the biggest and the bloodiest front of world war 2 and end in the complete destruction of nazi germany. by the end of the war and estimated 27000000 soviet citizens had died, including 14000000 civilians from its beginning operation. barbarossa as the invasion was cold, was conducted as a war of annihilation. germans also treated soviet prisoners of war, brutally that were executed or starved or died on forced marches from the front. the next season, the nazis took some 5700000 soviet prisone

u. s. hope the north will agree to new talks. this despite a statement from the powerful sister of north korean leader kim jong and dismissing hope of a meeting, the changing coffee can cut your risk of deadly liver diseases. that's from a study just out from the journal dmc public health. it says people who drink $3.00 to $4.00 cups of regular or decamp coffee are less likely to develop or die from the great barrier reef off of australia's east coast should be put on a list of endangered world heritage sites. according to a un scientists committee, that recommendation has angered the australian government, the reef as a major tourist attraction and australia has been working to keep it off of the endangered list. the when body says the decline in coral is due to climate change and urged australia to take accelerated action. get more. we are joined by rebecca amr. she is a journalist. she is based in sydney, rebecca, australia saying that the recommendation is politically motivated, that it will challenge it. what's behind the co

u. s. hopes the north will agree to new talks. this, despite a statement from the powerful sister of north korean leader kim jong own, dismissing hopes of a meeting in france, a woman is on trial for killing the man who raped her for years as her step father before later becoming her husband and tim valerie. because the story has moved campaigners against domestic violence with hundreds of thousands of people signing a petition. calling for her release. a you in committee has recommended that the great barrier reef be added to a list of endangered world heritage sites. the body blames a decline in coral on climate change and is urging australia to speed up action to save it. of this is prompted an angry response from the australian government, which has been trying to keep the tourist attraction off of the in danger list. that brings us to the growing movement to put acts of environmental destruction on par with war crimes and gender saw an increasing number of activists lawyers and politicians want what they are calling eco side t

u. s. hopes the north will agree to new talks. this, despite a statement from the powerful sister of north korean leader kim jong own, dismissing hopes of a me a you and committee has recommended that the great barrier reef be added to the list of endangered world heritage sites. the body blaming a decline in coral on climate change, and it's urged australia to speed up. the action of that has prompted an angry response from the australian government, which has been trying to keep the tourist attraction off the endanger list. well now to the growing movement, to put acts of environmental destruction on par with more crimes and genocide, an increasing number of activists lawyers and politicians want what they are calling ecosign to be punishable by the international criminal court. they say making this a crime would deter companies and governments from harming the environment instead of paying fines and compensation perpetrators would be liable to arrest prosecution and improve that would be quite a change my colleague, w, correspo

u. s . hopes the north will agree to new talks is despite a statement from the powerful sister, north korean leader kim jong, on dismissing hopes of meeting drinking coffee can cut your risk of deadly liver disease and is the according to a study published in the journal bmc public health says people who drink $3.00 to $4.00 cups of regular or decap are less likely to develop or die from such diseases . that's drawing movement to put back to the environmental destruction on the part with war crimes in genocide and increasing number of activists lawyers and politicians. one what they're calling ecos size to be punishable by the international criminal court. they say making this a crime would deter companies and governments from home and the environment instead of paying fines and compensation traitors would be liable to arrest prosecution and imprisonment will marie to so is a lawyer, an advocate for criminalizing an acre side, as well as being a member of the european parliament for the greens. welcome to the w. let's start by defining our terms. and so what sorts of things are we talking ab

u. s. hopes to reopen discussions about young young nuclear program will have overlays and find out why there are health worries to people living near oil production facilities in southern iraq. and the cost of looking sharp, she says, are in trouble for letting a local head dress breach copa, american bubbles, coming up with pizza. and ah, now the un envoy on afghanistan is wanting of increased instability after recent military gains by the taliban. deborah lion says the group has taken more than 50 districts in the country just since last month. on monday its forces captured the moms, the heed districts in northern condos province. they've also encircled the provincial capital, fronting many residents to pack up and had to cobble violence, has escalated their since the us announced its plans to withdraw its troops by september. the council has heard me think of the continuing to increase the violence over the past year. even as the peace talks began in doha, in september, the taliban recent advances are even more significant and are as a result of an intensified military campaign. mor

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u. s. is going to collaborate in building hope. it home when it's exactly the opposite, any u. s. official or diplomat who arrives in central america should arrive 1st leading with apologies, in leading with talks of reparations for the enormous damage. the u. s. foreign policy in neil colonialism have done this, is it crisis for a situation the why the house prefers to call it? that was entirely avoidable biden. and the democrats used my good, the g political tool to attack trump to win the election, but somehow lose city refugees got into their heads the go biden. and alan t harris actually give a damn about them. the austrian police say they've arrested 81 people as part of a global sting operation led by america the f. b. i is claiming to have court more than $800.00 criminals worldwide including alms and drug dealers by tricking them into using an encrypted app. the u. s agency apparently was alongside australia, it's federal police and he's pictures. you can see some of those arrests happening in australia and in europe. the app called anom was run by the f b. i. security

u. s is going to collaborate in building hope it home when it's exactly the opposite. any u. s. official or diplomat who arrives in central america should arrive 1st leading with apologies, in leading with talks of reparations for the enormous damage. the u. s. foreign policy. in new colonialism have done. this, is it crisis? so a situation the why the house prefers to call it. that was entirely avoidable biden . and the democrats used my good, the g political tool to attack trump to win the election, but somehow lose city refugees got into their heads the go biden. and alan t harris actually give a damn about them. not only did the u. s. up it's nuclear arms expenditure during the pandemic cable suspend, more on use than the rest of the world combined. full story after the break. ah . join me every 1st day on the alex summon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics, sport, business and show business. i'll see you then in the media reflection of reality the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer. tyson lation community, are you going the righ

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u. s. have been working on quantum computers for years now. europe hopes to catch up. 10 german companies have teamed up to form an initiative called q tak. they include b, m, w, siemens, and bosh with the goal of developing applications for the computer. i b m, system one will run those applications. and that will be big business, or at least that's what they hope the market for quantum computing set to grow nearly $44.00 from $470000000.00 euros dollars rather and 2021. to 1800000000. 5 years from now 2026. the earlier i spoke with professor root of acquire at the round hopper institute, replied solid state physics and asked him if quantum computing was really ready for a commercial moment. question is, when do we deploy for, for many systems or many customers, that probably will take 5 years plus. however, as the applications needs to be developed and we need to, the main development is on making software for. so getting insurances to it, getting the chemical industry to it, so we need this time to do that. so it will have a really impact within 24 months. but the main outreach will be for

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u. s. alone and the hope of declarations from many more g 7 countries. and today, we're taking a major step that will supercharge the global fight against suspend demick. in my direction, the united states will purchase an additional half 1000000000 doses from pfizer pfizer vaccine that will donate nearly $100.00 low and lower middle income countries. they will be the beneficiaries. well, let's have a look at that with a professor. yep. boom. who is regional representative for api said to africa, a thought of doctors without borders. welcome to d w professor. but let's start with that and i spent from a precedent by me. sounds like good news. yeah, thank you for inviting me indeed. sounds like a good word, but you have mixed feelings between the good use of having or donation 6 months after what some of our nation. but also it's like people giving us fish. why are we actually need to learn how to fish? how so? we have that feeling. okay, so the face being the vaccine and learning. what is the building vaccination centers or building vaccine manufacturing

u. s. alone and the hope of declarations from many more g 7 countries. and today, we're taking a major step that will supercharge the global fight against this pandemic. in my direction, the united states will purchase an additional half 1000000000 doses from pfizer, pfizer vaccine that will donate nearly $100.00 low and lower middle income countries. they will be the beneficiaries. well, let's have a look at that with a professor. yep. boom. who is regional representative for api said to africa, a lot of doctors without borders. welcome to d w professor. let's start with that. and i just went from a president by me. sounds like good news. yes, thank you for inviting me indeed. sounds like a good word, but we have mixed feelings between the good news of having a donation. 6 months after with the country part of our nation. but also it's like people giving us fish while we actually need to learn how to fish, how so we have that feeling, you know. okay, so the face being the same and learning case, what is this is building vaccination centers or building v

u. s. and the you in the hope that this will lead to the release of the journalist and other political prisoners seeking a sky is taking part in talks concerning these sanctions in poland, where hundreds of fellow resumes are protesting. president lucas shank, close regime. just a few of many across europe. outraged by the tactic. lucas shank o is using to silence his critics. hello. now to a craze. as bringing the art trade into the 21st century, a non fundable token or an a t is that kind of certificate of ownership for digital assets. it means viral videos means or tweets can be sold like works of art, is a lucrative business with some n f t, 's, fetching millions of euro's at auction. and now the one that kicked off the craze has just gone under the hammer. this is quantum one of the works of art and some of these natively digital sale. while anyone can find a copy of quantum online, only the highest bidder can claim to actually own it. it's a milestone in the fast growing world of and if p collecting. so i made quantum in 2014 and it's an artwork. it's an animation, a digital animation that

u. s. and japan are hoping to benefit from this. there's a couple of process and there is a g geopolitical dynamic in this because either you belong in this supply chain or you don't. so that will accelerate the geopolitical divide into the coming years and the export curves are not ended. the hallway band is still in place. we'll have to see not just the economic dimensions of this, but the geopolitical dimensions as well. june teufel, dryer, of course said june parker was talking about the acceleration of the geopolitical divide. and that leads me to something i wanted to ask you, which is could this race to make up for the shortfall ignite political tensions? i'm not sure because he or chinese government of course is the, is the, the reason for most of these political tensions, things were going fine until the chinese began is to use computer chips and rare earth and all kinds of things as economic weapons. so i think there are or did political tensions are, are already there. and i don't think they're going to get any worse beca

so i hope so as the dominant figure on the world stage. i think it's really the last of the u. s. united states washington establishment to be more precise. you've hoping that by studying russia into a junior partner of the u. s. on the nato establishment. if you'd like in the long term, it will create a circumstance in which well leadership will once again pass back to the us and hopefully in a put on their way from that point of view. oh, thank you very much that with marco gas international affairs call me and tell you that. thank you very much for talking to us this meeting here in geneva. well, it is the left leg of what is being a whistle. stop european to it for us president joe biden. what we've seen is joe biden, 1st at the g 7 in the united kingdom. he was then in brussels for meetings with nate. so with the a you today, but during those meetings with night, so we heard, well, lots of for talk about not only russia, but china as well, but when it came to who was mentioned, but most 63 times in the official communicate. a lot of times russia was mentioned 10 times china wa

u. s. tries to stop margaret from central america heading for its border while promising to help them find hope at home. the know about this and this is on their life and also coming up the u. s. recovery millions of dollars encrypted currency paid to hackers of a key fuel pipeline. presidential election is too close to call it, so that's candidate, it's slightly ahead of his right wing. rival is counting continues and it's official. cooper. the dinosaurs is now it's really his biggest pre historic plan he took. ah, the us is called on people from central america who want to travel north in search of a better life to stay at home, vice president common horace is in guatemala, where she met the country's leader to address the increase in migration. our white house correspondent, kimberly hall, get reports from guatemala city to come on honey guatemala national palace. us vice president, comma le harris issued a blank message to central american migrants looking to travel to the united states . i want to be clear to folks in this region who are thinking about making that dangerous track for the u

so the hoping this will send a signal to countries such as the u. s. u k. and european countries who are considering sanctioning china or chinese companies because of china's actions in hong kong. for example, taiwan, oregon, some of them we go, minority ensure young province. now this follows the expansion of a blacklist of chinese companies by the u. s. biden administration. last week and this blacklist comes as a result of national security concerns and concerns around surveillance as well. but the u. s. has about 4 of these different blacklist and they have slightly different penalties, but they do punish chinese companies and they have had real, real significant results. for example, we've had the chinese tech joint qual way they've seen their revenue dropped 2 years in a row because of restrictions imposed by the u. s. government. but on the other hand, china doesn't have an equivalent mechanism, what it has its own unreliable entities list. but this list doesn't really have any significant chief to affect these u. s. companies. so the chinese governm

u. s. where green energy hopes could be bad for an ecosystem. ah, the regional forces ticket region, a threatening to pursue what they are calling enemy forces into eritrea and ethiopia as them how to regions if required, this is alpha retaking to create that main city of mega lay on monday. people have been up celebrating is the federal troops and their allies retreated, government and all the fees fire with immediate effects, but it's not 100 percent clear if it's being observed because communication has been so poor for many months actually. meanwhile, the u. s. is warranty and error trade? it will take further action. if the declaration of a sci fi intake i fails to end the conflict, we heard from robert go take a little bit earlier speaking to a congressional committee in washington discussing the violence in the region. last month, the us imposed visa restrictions on both countries and economic sanctions on the if the obeah is at a pivot point at an inflection point, what the parties do now matters and will determine whether there is a bet

so this is another positive indication, promising indication, i hope the u. s. administration, the new one will go further and also we need collective efforts. we were sponsors of the mattress conference. i was a member of the soviet union. we worked with the americans as sponsors for the magic conference. and this for the peace process in the middle east, the multi part process is quite and also bilateral talks between as well as the jordanian palestine in delegation with anybody's integration with the syrian delegation. we corporate, we deal with all of them. we help the american efforts in this regard. there are some indications that the collective work will start again with the quartet, and we work on that with an ant on quantum thorough and, and c, s a dot, donald trump cannot just be a little bump it up the also, of course, because the former u s, administration of the trump administration have proposed oh, the so called century deal. and it was not a bad deal because it suits one part to israel. and as i accept it at all by the palestinians, and by the o

u. s. alone and the hope of declarations from many more g 7 countries. and today, we're taking a major step that will supercharge the global fight against this pandemic. in my direction, the united states will purchase an additional half 1000000000 doses from pfizer, pfizer vaccine that will donate nearly $100.00 low and lower middle income countries. they will be the beneficiaries. let's have a look at that with a professor. yup. boom. who is regional representative for api said to africa, the thought of doctors without borders. welcome to d, w. professor. let's start with that and i spent from a precedent by me. sounds like good news. yes, thank you for inviting me indeed. sounds like a good word, but we have mixed feelings between the good use of having or donation. 6 months after, with them come shepherd of our nation, but also it's like people giving us fish. why are we actually need to learn how to fish, how so? we have that and you know, okay, so the fish being the vaccine and learning to face, what is the building vaccination centers or building

u. s. alone and the hope of declarations from many more g 7 countries. and today, we're taking a major step that will supercharge the global fight against this pandemic. in my direction, the united states will purchase an additional half 1000000000 doses from pfizer, pfizer vaccine that will donate nearly $100.00 low and lower middle income countries. they will be the beneficiaries. let's have a look at that with a professor. yep. boom. who is regional representative for api said to africa, a thought of doctors without borders. welcome to d w professor. let's start with that and i just went from president biden. the sounds like good news. yes, thank you for inviting me indeed. sounds like a good word, but we have mixed feelings between the good news of having a donation. 6 months after western culture part of our nation. but also it's like char heap on giving us fish. why are we actually need to learn how to fish, how so? we have that me know. ok. so the taste being the same and learning to face. what is this? because building vaccination centers or buil

of people do make the journey northwards from central america through mexico with the hope of crossing into the u. s. w, a reporter i you tore size travel to travel to the city of top of schuler in southern mexico, near the border to guatemala. it's one of the key arrival points for undocumented migrants from central america. danny rios travelled from honduras to mexico with her 2 daughters and 2 nephews. they've just been detained, a checkpoint in tampa, tula, and don't know where they will be taken as they arrived last monday. we've been hungry and slept in the park because we had nowhere to sleep just trying to hold on none. august sanchez has been running a shoulder for migraines and half of july for 3 decades. she's noticed that since you as president joe biden to power more and more women are arriving alone with their children. it's a, you know, sometimes there's a button like in the north and a bottleneck here. we don't know what to do, but people are still coming in. a base. migrants are forced to seek asylum 1st and mexico before they can continue their journey towards the us. the authoriti

u. s. navy projecting power towards friends and foes alike. but here at the defense industry show in the port city of booths and the commander of the u. s. navy specific fleet inspects what south korea hopes will be. its 1st carrier being cooperation of smart technologies combined with more sophisticated jets mean a new generation of smaller carriers is now within reach of more navies. which shall take off and vertical landing jets. carriers don't need technology and they can operate in old japan is converting to helicopter carriers to carry jets. but the biggest carrier expansion has been by china rapidly acquiring its 1st 2 with perhaps 2 more under construction and heading east asia direction on its 1st major mission, the newly built queen elizabeth from the u. k. hoping to promote the latest and carry a technology to customers, eager to acquire it. it sends a very, very clear message that they say, like minded nations wanting to work together, the able to operate together. but for many, it's a message that has echoes of a bygone colonial era. why, how they should come to this part of the wood? totally nonsensical. and it did remind me of some kind of gun, but the gun boat diplomacy of

and a, the, this, russia gave hope that the u. s. has gone through and much of the western world. they have just been oblivious to how the international stage is changing and the rapid miss of that change. and suddenly they wake up and say, oh my goodness, are you surprised by this? go ahead in geneva. oh, i'm not surprised at all. god has a lot to do with the american mentality towards russia, in particular, since the end of the cold war, basically united states thought, well, unipolar world is coming there. you know, russia is defeated. soviet union was defeated during the cold war. so the united states really did not take russia seriously and the even, belittle rushes contribution to the decisive end of the cold war. so i think this is a mentality american restoration the past, quite many of them. and they're attend, including obama himself. so in that sense, what obama is used to say, this is a 2nd rate country we don't take into seriously. so what's interesting now is that at least i believe biden administration began to take russia more seriously. so in that sense, in terms

u. s. alone and the hope of declarations from many more g 7 countries. and today, we're taking a major step that will supercharge the global fight against this pandemic. in my direction, united states will purchase an additional half 1000000000 doses from pfizer, pfizer vaccine that will donate nearly $100.00 low and lower middle income countries. they will be the beneficiaries. let's have a look at that with the professor. yup. boom. who is regional representative for every sent to africa? part of doctors without borders. welcome to d. w. professor. let's start with an honest man from a president by me. sounds like good news. yes, thank you for inviting me indeed. sounds like a good word, but we have mixed feelings between the good news of having a donation. 6 months after with them, country are part of our nation, but also it's like people giving us fish. why are we actually need to learn how to fish, how so? we have that feeling, you know. ok. so the face being the same and learning to trace what is the building vaccination centers or building vaccine

u. s. still stubbornly, flatly refuses to wide satellite images that were taken in july 2014. when the malaysian boeing crash occurred a few days ago, a dutch court announced that there is no longer any hope that the u. s. will provide the pictures and that the question is closed for the court. these facts are of colossal importance. so clearly this ongoing trial which will ultimately determine whether those 4 individuals are guilty is a point of discussion. and the evidence that is coming forward or not, as it would also seem is raising some questions whether any of this will lead to any clear conclusions about those project events. in march 2014 remains to be seen . but one thing is absolutely for sure that this week will certainly be a very painful one. for all the victims, families are not bringing political analyst a be john, have a solely joining us live here on our team to national great to see you today. as you were just listening to the report with our correspondence ascii italy, she mentioned that there are very few people who claim to have seen or heard the missile from the ground. do you find it strange? the dutch investigators wouldn't actually want to hear from these 2 witne

u. s. port on saturday. the industry hopes it will help them move on from alarming images. start at the pandemic of deadly outbreaks on cruise lines that were left begging to dock and galico reports from miami. to say the crews, industry was decimated by the covered $900.00. pandemic would be an understatement . the 1st cases that the diamond princess in february, last year in japan, infecting over 700 people and killing 14 as a virus spread to other ships across the world. passengers and crew was stranded at sea ships were turned away from port and an industry worth billions ground to a halt. i'd say the hardest part is being told. pack your bags, get ready, you're going to, you're going to possibly go home today for example, and then that doesn't happen. and you kind of go now what's gonna happen with increasing vaccination rates in new safety measures. the industry is hoping to make a comeback in north america, so called simulated cruises with vaccinated volunteers on board of be making test runs for weeks. royal caribbean already been forced to postpone the inaugural tr

u. s. and the you in the hope that this will lead to the release of the journalist and other political prisoners. second sky is taking part in talks concerning these sanctions in poland, where hundreds of fellers hands are protesting president lucas shan close regime. just a few of many across europe. raged by the tactics. lucas shank oh is using to silence his critics. hello. yes. let's take a look now at some of the stories making news around the world. first nations, leaders in canada, demanding an apology from the catholic church for running boarding schools, where indigenous children were abused. the remains of over 200 children were recently found as a former school. canada's prime minister just intrude. oh said the church, i must apologize and release. it's reco, it's about the best scary we will a court in gonna have delayed rolling on a bail application for 21 l g b, t activists. it means the group must stay behind bars of several more days. they were arrested for unlawful assembly as a meeting about human rights in life may. homosexuality is illegal and gonna the un human rights counci

i hope will soon be in operation. the u. s. is in the lead those against the gas pipelines 50 years ago. they opposed gas supplies, missed the union because they thought we will become dependent on moscow. but in fact, they only care about selling the liquefied gas. this arguments about dependence on russia is just nonsense, because this dependence is not one sided and it's 2 sided. russia also depends on revenues from the gas supplies and exactly the same way as we depend on the gas. and by the way, you know, pins combined gas from other suppliers. tony, it is more expensive, more harmful for the environment, like this very liquefied gas in the us. what the u. s. one is on the one hand to promote economic interests in an unfair way. and i think sanctions against other states. absolutely unacceptable. on the other hand, it's still trying to keep europe in germany, in particular from forming a reasonable relationship with russia. and this is an argument that i do not accept . we recently discussed this and upon the spikes econom

u. s. tried to partner with china and there was a hope in the west that through economic development and through prosperity, china would join the family of democratic nations that there would be a hunger in the chinese society for democratic reforms. and that hasn't happened. i mean, it exists clearly in china, but it has been snuffed out. so this is why it has become this rivalry obscene systems. and this is why biden is concerned not just by this is a bipartisan issue in bite and do and war should bite and share that with the european needs to bring the europeans onside the united states has tried to do this, i think with some success by explaining to the europeans and convincing them of the danger that exists. and we saw this in this debate over 5 g network technology that the chinese company was way, was very eager to sell in europe and is eager to sell in europe. and the united states came and tried to convince the european allies that if they were to take on this technology, that they would be opening themselves to subterfuge, going forward by the chinese and they've had mix success on tha