u. s. looks at favorably as washington wants to solidify that trilateral japan, south korea u. s. alliance. certainly the launch of a missile by north korean icbm today, you know, emphasizes that fact. but the conservative prison unit also wants to encourage the business leaders here to develop stronger trade relations with japan. and, you know, several members of the business community did accompany him in the south green government. also, prior to this summit made up a list of something like a 100 joint projects. it wants to pursue with japan. so business as well as security is a, is a big part of this. leaders of the 2 countries might understand why they need to strategically engage with each other, but given a strong emotion, some people have about past war time trauma. what do ordinary people in south korea think? well, i think it really depends. you know, who you talk to business. people generally favor humans outreach, but liberals humans, a conservative. the left is a little bit more concerned about human rights and correcting history. show. we say a recent unit ministra

u. s. looking at in terms of energy support from ukraine going forward, whether that's in the mid term or maybe even after the war. so we're trying to do 2 things at the same time. one is to undo the damage that vladimir potent has done. so restoring transformer stations, helping to build resilience in the grid. and that's something that we're working with very closely on with our european partners. and then also addressing the challenge that you just had minutes or shanker talking about, which is to build back better, to build a new ukrainian energy system, which is more resilient, more decentralized, more european, more focused on renewables, rather than the old soviet system that ukraine had depended on in the past, right. i wanted to ask if you agreed with the energy minister's view that expanding renewables in ukraine would make the grill grid more resilient to rush attacks. what's your take on this? he's exactly right. it's true for the rest of europe as well. that is the greatest source of e

u. b. s side looks like a pretty good deal. they've got lots of guarantees in place. they able to sue, have credit suisse for a pretty low price. so i would say for u. b. s shareholders, yes, it was like a very good deal. but for the credit suisse shareholders, it looks like a very bad deal. instead, a lot of the credit suisse trail that i think going be scratching the head saying wouldn't, we've been better office if they still have not gone through. it's not possible criticisms any worth about $3000000000.00 at the end of the day. it must be worth more than that to somebody anyway, so i think they're going to be saying this is a very bad deal indeed for us. okay, but i mean, looking at u b. s shareholders and yes, they got managed to get cheap price here, but they are being punished in the way because, you know, the bank has been years of discipline to work on trying to sustain and strengthen its financial health. and now shareholders having this failed competitor foisted upon them. well, certainly way of seeing it, i think u b s certainly has not had the time to go

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at the rushes economy, usually in the west, the look in the rush is con me. the e u. s. dominated, yes, dollar dominated g p. a. if i look at purchasing power parity, rushes, call me much bigger than it appears to be. it's almost close to the size of germany economy if it's a calculate by a tech purchasing power parity. so if the rest of the world continue to trade to ways russia and china continued to trade with russia, ice in the sanction will not work. and to what extent do you think china has benefited from these western companies, ceasing business with russia, which unable to move in and fill the gap in the market? and obviously, russia is now re direct in its oil and gas supplies towards china, towards india. how strongly benefited economically from these sanctions, the china, russia have forwarded this strategic strategic partnership for already many years. and we have are already the 2 leaders. she camping and the vladimir putin have always provided the guidance at st. you low macro level for the cooperation between 2 sites, especially in the economic and other

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russia economy, usually in the west, the look at the rush is called me. the e u. s. dominated, yes, dollar dominated g p. a. if i look at purchasing power parity rush is called me, much bigger than it appears to be. it's almost close to the size of germany economy if it's a calculate by a pac purchasing power parity. so if the rest of the world continue to trade, the ways russia and china continued to trade with russia, ice in the sanction will not work. and to what extent you think china has benefited from these western companies seething business with russia with china, be able to move in and fill the gap in the market. and obviously, russia is now re direct in its oil and gas supplies towards china, towards india. house china benefited economically from these sanctions. the char, there, russia have for dessert, strategic, strategic partnership for already many years. and we have, are already the 2 leaders she keeping and the vladimir putin have always provided the guidance at st. you level macro level for the cooperation between 2 sites, especially in the economi

u. s. politics look like as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line, a a with the fish my go as far as and also they were forces was isis loss control in this area. we looked at the food bank. this is with this group. so they come with this is our 1st and only got a tuesday is our fault or the new you just have what could be then it, i think with that i'm, i got a message, lena micah with his google. so easy vision is this one of the one that is if you did, i did click on june brazil clinic. what was that? i'm a bank with metal inevitably dibels look was at the level cut down to seek full circle done. yeah, i'm all on the i've laid off all say dorothy, that devon yep. won't be she could get used to false. is what the executive it's a nuisance on. look at your home, but you are not welcome. it is exactly what they're all new. i've okay. this is kathy, could it i, i can it back up it don't polish the bottle. i told a bout, don't metal today is because in one but different but you like the model is exactly

u. s. also looking for that diplomatic legitimacy which doesn't have the certainly the un for example. i mean the. busy discontent about the u. s. his position on ukraine, the refusal for any diplomatic negotiations refusal even think about the chinese plan for peace and ukraine. meanwhile, africa suffering because of shortages of fertilizer and, and grey because of us sanctions and western sanctions. this is a european why does everyone else have to suffer? it's something that we've heard quite quite a bit as well. why not look for peace? so diplomatic legitimacy, there's scramble for natural resources. there. all sorts of issues say where the u . s. is rather on the back foot and not just one last thing, even that the success of the some in december, people were terribly happy about it. we had a lot of people say what, why didn't i buy that true meetings being biden. and the african leaders came all this way. it's like anyone who got the red carpet treatment was, was cc from, from egypt. meanwhile, the us, the 2nd and i, this is a war between democracy and we'll talk or see the leader

u. s. economy and i'm worried also about contagion about what's happening in banks in america. moving over to your yeah, well, the thing that everyone's looking at right now is there's a certain familiar ghost that's over the u. s. economy at the moment. if you remember back to 2008, shortly after that financial crash, that came the credit crunch, banks will worry, they want to stay stable. and so they tighten the lending requirements, they didn't want to make so many risky lending decisions. and so what they said is that we're going to lend to fewer people. there's a worry that this is going to happen. now. that means it's more difficult for you to get a mortgage. it's more difficult for businesses to borrow and invest. and that could have an effect on economic growth in the united states. but there was one more thing which j, pell pointed out, that is the journey towards lower inflation, the ultimate goal. he said, it's got a long way to go, and it's likely going to be a bumpy ride. yeah. well, that does not sound good just by that. thank you day. no problem. now to france french president emanuel micron. he has defended his decision to for

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u. s. has looked the other way. we heard from western media and talk to us officials, they've called such weapons. speaking of the culture, munitions unlawful, but washington itself has used thousands of cluster explosives in iraq. for example . how are such blatant double standards? not widely reported on do you think? no, because they have an agenda in the worst. with turn media, all the western media, they have guidelines to follow in terms of near 18 and the stick to it. so of course everything which is not fitting to this narrative. they put it aside. and so the fact that the us are them to producing and using these kind of forbidden are all low for weapon the they should the most about that like the fact that for example, the us has not destroyed it's all chemical whipping are slow on the country of russia, for example, which has destroyed everything. so the everything which is not convenient for the narrative, the visionary, they just should them up. that's all right. and now we know that the timing is also n

u. s. politics look like as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look. good us politics. the bottom line, ah ah, b u, i says, a russian fighter jet is collided with an american military drone over the black sea, causing it to crash. this incident demonstrates a lack of competence in addition to being unsafe and unprofessional. ah, lo mariam, muzzy and london, you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program hoc hassan. he believes clash with supporters of enron con, outside the former prime minister's home in law had it is expected arrest milan. we say psycho on friday is killed $190.00 people after hitting the country for a 2nd time in a month. it disagrees. continue to blame that government for last month, tre. crash. we show you the nerve center of that work. ah, now the u. s. is condemned what it call the reckless maneuver by russian jet that brought down one of its surveillance drones state department to summon the russian ambassador antigens. as the russian fighter jet collided with the american drone, as it was flying over the black sea sou

u. s. and the u. k. all over the world really well, are they really fleeing and is there a war? i mean, even in our youtube chat right here, take a look at us. lion junior, echoing some of what we heard from that far, i remember saying who are these people, the immigrants, what country are they from mainly and the u. k. economy is in good right. now for many form, foreigners sorta questioning why they're there and where they're coming from, what you make of, of what the far at member was trying to do there at that, at that protest. i mean that, that the stereotyping and their base in china with hate and they're trying to raise basically what the u. k. government has been involved in the past. you know, we have a number of rules that we've participated in afghanistan and iraq. that's where people are coming from, where we've also been involved involved for example. that's where people the thing fleeing from. we would also say people are seeing from the negative coating in this area and isn't. this isn't a yes. so the data is there, it's not difficult to find the homework, very transparent about where people come from and they have high

looked at it. so there are a huge questions, but for political reasons, the u. s. and the u. k. having already bomb syria because of the so called attack, they needed to have a report that came to the conclusions that they wanted. and that's why they exhausted all the pressure they did on the o. p. c, w, and really compromise the integrity of the organization. well, i read the statement of john kelly, i'm not sure who he is. he's probably just a regular state department bureaucrat, diplomat. it really seemed like an exercise in projection basically everything that he was accusing the russians of doing with regard to the p. c. w was very blatantly done by the us partners. i think the statement was a pretty low level look like something written out of hillary clinton's office using the russians of deception. just information, you know, the same, the basically the same things that they've always been doing that somalia continues to suffer from catastrophic hunger drugs and conflicts. the e u has cut funding to the country due to rising interest on the diverting over large amounts o

u. s. and they look just like that. that is the, the u. s. s, missouri, it is a nuclear powered virginia class submarine. they're faster, they are, they go for longer and they can remain under water for great periods of time, just coming up to refuel the people inside and on to fuel in the vehicle itself. and that's what makes this a big advantage out there over what was what had been diesel powered submarines. so eventually australia will be building its own. it'll be built by the u. k and australia. and there will be american technology in there. and the u. s. hasn't shared it's nuclear propulsion technology with any other country except the united kingdom. it started doing that in 1958. so this will just be the 2nd time it does that. and eventually when australia begins building those submarines, it's going to be in the 20 forty's, at least that is the current estimate. and that will strain the capacities of the industrial bases of the us, of the u. k. and australia. so this is a major project that will gone for decades, and it's really a

look at the main stories now. the u. s. is condemned. what it called a reckless maneuver by russian jet that brought down one of its surveillance drugs . and to can says the fight, jack collided with the head with the propeller of the drone, as it was flying over the black sea south of ukraine. russia is denied. it's jack came into contact with the driver saying it crashed you took shot maneuvering. several people have been wounded in clashes between pakistani police and supported the former prime minister in long con, protest to rob it outside his house in la hor, off to pocket sounds. interior minister said con would be arrested by the end of the day. and the death toll from metropolis liked, and friday, and malawi, mozambique, and madagascar has risen to 220. after ripping through southern africa for 2nd time in a month, a $190.00 of the dead that were in malawi, which has declared a state of emergency about us president joe biden is issued an executive order tightening background checks on firearms. he's chosen to do this as an event

look us politics, the bottom line. good with hello and welcome to the stream i met savage eat today. could a u. s. supreme court case break the internet? we'll look at cases that are challenging what's known as section $230.00. the shield law that protects social media and tech companies from being held accountable for harmful content posted online. the courts eventual rulings could have a major impact on the future of content, moderation, and internet free speech. of course, we are always interested to hear what you have to say, just jump into our live you to chat, share your questions and comments and be part of the stream. ah, with us to discuss this is megan jojo, senior council, with the electronic privacy information center, also known as epic. and in san francisco, julie ohio executive director of internet south wants yay or internet without borders. and in oakland, california mclean, draughty of the electronic frontier foundation, he's an attorney and legal fellow that focuses on free speech litigation. ah, so many things to discuss here. a complicated topic for people who are not caught

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u. s response look like in your view? well first china is providing russia assistance in the sense that it's buying its energy off the market. it's providing technical assistance do use items, and there have been some reports that chinese munitions have been found in ukraine, which is very interesting, but look, if china was to provide lethal assistance, i think one it would change the game with regard to russia's ability to sustain this conflict because russia is running out of men. um material, ammunitions and chinese assistance could help that said if they did, it was strategically i think, changed the game between the united states and hopefully our european partners, which is one of the issues i'm talking about here with regard to our willingness collectively to sanction china, financially economic and economically and otherwise. for making such a move, okay, and that is something that the white house has said there would be consequences. they haven't said exactly what the pentagon though mark is now saying that thos

u. s. is looking squarely added sir. g o political adversaries, if you will, as it looks into the growing influence of china and that of russia on the continent . and it is trying very hard to make sure that it comes out on top is already identified. ah, china as, as a villain, blaming and behind african debt problem. seeing that if it wasn't for china handing out money and, and seriously, and entering numerous african countries and dragging its feet when it comes to re negotiating. the said that, that african, and i'd be where it is. and we heard when jenkins jaelyn the us treasury secretary, when she came around earlier this year, she penned the current food crisis on, on russia, following the conflict. ready ukraine and a journalist arthur, specifically, if the u. s. is in a tug of war for the continent in order to win the influence here on african grants, fine for influence, just isn't the focus of my visit at all. i know it's a completely natural question. it is not at all what i am focused on. our interest is in pa

u. s. looking at the moment? is it looking better than expected overall? well, interestingly, i mean the only indicators are that inflation is starting to come down and said job figures have been surprisingly good. so in a way it does looking quite good shape and you may be that the fed will decide it doesn't need to do that much more because we should remember that the fed takes the medium term view and inflation. we see the immediate prints and we see, you know, inflation high and, and so forth. and we think my goodness of that was do something the 1st taking of you over a couple of years. and it's seeing the path of inflation coming down over time. it may decide that even though it's still high now it's coming down fast enough for it not to have to do anymore. so it's still possible that that might be slides do nothing. you do. okay. francis coppola great to speak to you. thanks for helping us understand what's going on in the markets in the us. now there's plenty more still a had here on this is our, including the french president defending as controve

u. s. in looking at sort of having a competitive advantage in the climate change front. so with a lot of subsidies for businesses, in fact, developing on innovating in the area on the u. s. itself so on, on the grounds rather than doing things elsewhere. so you're already seeing a move of production will be heard earlier about, moves to as indian chief already, but also in terms to subsidize that exist them going to the u. s. as well. so we've seen that happening in europe and europe is reacting by doing something similar itself, or at least talking about it. so there is an issue about what can the institutions do to ensure this multilateralism, if you like, that is maintained. and the w t o itself is an institution that people have talked about for quite some time in terms of needing reform. it seems to be getting a few more take recently, but those are aspects in terms of international competitiveness and any unfair practices, if those can be deemed to be that that are, those institutions should be looking at to ensure that at least there is no both in terms of investme

u. s. politics look like as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look. good us politics. the bottom line, and i am josh rushing, welcome to the stream. it's been nearly 20 years into us led invasion of iraq and event that ushered in decades of chaos, lawson, instability. but even though the shadow of invasion remains a rockies continue to work to rebuild their country. today we ask, what is the legacy of them based on life in iraq? no, but 1st let's hear from a couple younger rockies who share their memories from 2003 m and how to get an oil puzzle put on during the war. in 2003, we live 3 bombing gunfire and explosions with fear and anxiety. we were not comfortable about the situation is now better. and we remember the days of the war, but we hope that they are gone for good. i'm deny, unenrolled ice and boy and, and i, michael, it's diana, there's an incident after the war that i'll never forget until this day. one of the neighbors who sells cds and cassettes was killed by armed men. the killing happened in the street and destruction was everywhere. i

u. s. politics look like as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line ah, free people rooted in a shooting attack near a cafe in tel aviv. it's trading police say they're treating it as a terrorist attack. man. this, after hundreds protesting against the government's proposed judicial reforms block roads to israel's main. apple disrupting a visit by the us defense secretary ah, on the bulk of this is al jazeera life from london. also coming out russia launch is a new wave of missile strikes across ukraine, can make at least 6 civilians and knocking out power, including to this upper region nuclear plant. if we allow these to continue time after time, then one day our lack, we run out why georgians is still protesting, despite the government dropping plans for, for an agent law similar to rushes ah refers to some breaking news in germany. at least 6 people have been killed in a mass shooting and also dos. that's a borrow of hamburg in germany. their reports shots were fired in a church. their police say a m

u. s. is looking to count a russian and chinese influence in africa. harris will also traveled to tanzania and zambia. we are looking forward to this ship as a for this statement of the long and enduring and very important relationship and friendship between that people of united states and those who live on continent of africa. i'm very excited about the future about i'm very excited about the impact of the future of africa on the rest of the world, including the united states of america or canyon authorities have ordered hundreds of residents in the north rift valley to leave their homes pending brides by the military, unsuspected armed groups on groups have roamed the region for years, stealing livestock and frequently killing. catherine saw reports from some broo county. these 2 family members are mourning the loss of their son and husband in kenya, symbol county, michael. karen was harding his family's life store. when cattle bonded rated a water point, he and a neighbor was shot dead. margaret got another bush, amazing. ned. i blamed the bandits,

u. s. has a lot of catching up to do, and they may be joining in this fight already. a beck on looking to the east of washington is stepping up its efforts to counter china over taiwan, declaring it will ignore beijing's warnings that supplying weapons to the islands is a red line that's according to us state secretary anthony blank. and in response to a grilling why american sentences, whether the p r c has said to you or to anybody that works the state department, any of our diplomats that there is some sort of red line involved with stepping up our foreign military from no one to the extent that ever tried to say anything like that, that's not something that we would obviously take into account. washington has brushed off aging red line. us officials have long tried to draw such lines at the own to provide lethal support to the russians and their brutal attack against ukraine that that is unacceptable. again, that would be a red line. what i want to do with him when we talk is lay out what the, what kind of what each of our red lines are. a red line for us is we start seeing a whole

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u. s. politics look like as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line one on the 5th of march should large fire burn through the ringer camp across cox's bazaar and bangladesh, at least 12000 refugees. and now homeless more than a 1000000 ringa have fled to bangladesh. since mia mars military began it's cracked down in 2017. the un called it an example of textbook ethnic cleansing. refugees don't have citizenship right to me and mom, nor do they have official status in bangladesh. last sunday's farm happened as a bangladesh, he prime minister che casino, attended the 5th united nations conference on the least developed countries in doha, bangladesh is one of the 46 nations. the u. n. considers the world's least developed all those with less than $1000.00 in annual income per capita. there has been significant social and economic progress since its independence war from pakistan in 1971. many challenges remain including poverty, climate change, and political division. i'm a sub on today. bangladesh is go