mexico skirting its obligations into the united states, mexico, canada, a free trade agreement, or u. s. m. ca, but you know, having that said, there was an expectation going into these talks that perhaps these 3 leaders would set aside these disputes and focus more on areas where there is common ground underscore areas where they could strengthen economic ties in the face of blooming global recession, but setting aside these disputes over mexico's energy policy, these threats buy mexico to ban genetically modified course from the united states, entering mexico topics that could be seen as a distraction from the more pressing issues such as such as immigration, there's been a, an unprecedented search of migration, specifically from countries like ben, it's with cuba, nicaragua. so this is very, very much high on the agenda and certainly we're, we're expecting one of the largest announcements we're agreements to come out of this north american liter summit. but when i see that manual report over putting that for mexico city also is supreme court has dropped a terrorism case against a well k

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technical capabilities of what is now being provided to ukraine and i think of course as well the u. s. m. a ticket has worked closely with china and india to, to pressure between dissuade him from, from considering the nuclear option. you know, part of me even wanted is if maybe when the war is over and i can, we can access the archives and probably when i'm very old. so if germany fairly robust support, in fact, which is combined reverse sort of rhetoric of, of not want foot dragging or not. that doesn't turn out to be a deliberate strategy or part of a sort of piece to avoid escalation while still supporting ukraine. dr. jade mclinn . thank you so much for all of your insights. you're watching dw news. a quick reminder of our top story. western defense officials meeting in germany have failed to reach an agreement on delivering german made battle tags to ukraine. cave had been pleading for berlin to green light, the delivery of its advanced leverage to tanks, a german defense ministers that his country was still weighing up the decision that the latest on day to will you news at this h

m. b, an u. s. company, please. russell mckinney to rush al mardina mbm please. sure. you asked media, mr. minister and relations between russia. sure. and the u. s. m. like so, my little her, her as they are not in their best shape of cassini over 3. and one of the little was from the russian point of view, what would, what should washington do to bring back the relations to the previous level? that he and the vision in addition only to these if you chance relationship between brushing through us or do they stand in the way of finding solutions to other crises. for example, yemen, syria, libya and iran. thank you. you really are every time when too powerful here, countries solution which is a really good room do not cooperate or if even mostly dont talk to each other that has an impact on their viewable capacities to find solutions to international issues which requires joining of averages. that's no objective thing. what is required? if you normal, when you're looking for the relation stew, beep, beep broad walked right back to normal sates. well, normal state, what i

we're defending our salt champs, or one of the heavy tanks that ukraine would like to gant is the u. s. m. one abrams. it started serving the u. s. army in 1980 and was used in combat in the gulf and iraq wars as well as in afghanistan. so what makes is battle tanks so effective? have a look. the m one, a bronze tank is a 3rd generation battle tank, named off through a u. s. army general the it was created for homage ground warfare during the cold war for more than 40 years later and following significant upgrades. it's the u. s. army main battle tank. the abrams has seen action in numerous military conflicts around the world, including iraq and afghanistan, weighing more than 60 tons. it's one of the heaviest tanks in service that makes it bulky, but it's well protected against most anti tank weapons. it's $120.00 millimeter main gun has a range in excess of 4 kilometers. what makes the m one a bronze unique is its gas turbine engine, which uses a type of jet fuel. although it has an impressive performance, even washington has acknowledged it has very high fuel consumption compared to tr

is distribute that very widely. reading can tell value tools i work such a high as a researcher at u. s. m. in penang. she knows that hunters and gatherers settled early here later switching to farming. and it's trading linked to china. go back to the 2nd century, a d as k fines show. all these on your survey, we discovered more than 30 rock sites. so this is a very big leap in the archaeological research for her home malaysia. in the past for like 660 years where we were just though, so lead based on academics than researchers. only 3 sites were found in kinda valley sold because of their involvement. we got more than 30 sites now and then we have a lot more to discover that the mining companies pay little attention to the archaeological discoveries. there are 59 official excavation sites here, and everyone blasting here has a state license to do so. hills and caves where cave paintings and fossils were found are being destroyed. but none of the companies nor the economics ministry are willing to be interviewed on the issue. at the ministry of tourism, arts and culture, they draw our atte

u. s. place. best of both for the company, the analysis, a track on india, a what it's great to have you look at today's top stories. the u. s. m is well, it's a added fields. the fire of escalating tensions in the middle east june talk submit a recent attack on iranian infrastructure. both the u. s. secretary of state anthony lincoln and is really primary benjamin netanyahu. well, quick to pin the blame on say, ron ray, a little legit reasons. it's a time where many and international community i would say, most of the international community have seen the true face of iran. we've seen the barbarism of this regime against its own people. they've seen how it exports aggression. beyond its border and beyond the middle east. and i think there is a common consensus that this regime must not acquire nuclear weapons. we discussed deepening cooperation to confront and counter rance, destabilizing activities in the region and beyond. just as around as won't support terrorists that attack israelis and others, other seems not providing drones that russia is using to kill innocent ukrainian civilians. temperatures are certainly rising as

so to high is a researcher at u. s. m. in penang. she knows that hunters and gatherers settled early here, latest switching to farming, and it's trading links to china. go back to 2nd century, a d as k fines show. all these on the, our survey, we discovered more than 30 rock sites. so this is a very big leap in the archaeological research for home, home malaysia in the past for like 660 years where we're just though, solely based on academics than researchers, only 3 sites were found in kinda valley. so because of their involvement, we got more than 30 sites now and then we have a lot more to discover what the mining companies pay little attention to the archaeological discoveries. there are 59 official excavation sites here and everyone blasting here has a state license to do so. hills and caves where cave paintings and fossils were found are being destroyed. but none of the companies know the economics ministry are willing to be interviewed on the issue at the ministry of tourism, arts and culture. they draw our attention to the le

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well as break with the nav to the former and after north american free trade agreement, now called u. s. m. ca, i'm that, it, that, that has to be dealt and basically, m low as has said that he will pull out of nafta, threaten to pull out of nafta, the free trade agreement. if the u. s. doesn't respect their autonomy to set their energy policy policy. so there's a lot of conflicting issues right here. it's a very delicate dance between these 2 men. oh, we only have about a minute left, but i do want to know if you expect any major announcement to come out at the summit. i don't think so if was over the announcement on the brazil was very pause again. that is a sure is demonstration of solidarity and he'll be some improvements on, on a migration i think mexico will probably agree to cooperate than i said. so migration. i think the rest of, of ill chapa's son is a demonstration of mex wants to do a lot more di, recognize that needs do a lot more in security. other than that though, specially on trade and investment. i don't expect much, christopher sabatini, or chatham house. thank you so mu

it was already u. s. m. y to kwan via d m. c. in zambia. at dfi. you all know that this is the 1st producer of law cobalt in the world and i'm get you the 2nd almost 2nd producer of the cobalt in africa also and you know them yeah. produced a lot of gold it will do. it's produced also in a lot of that and so many other, some mineral lab and wellness in and have been down to far zambia den us if looking for or do things under the ground of zambia. they have been saying that there will div air several kind of opportunities to them apart as i'm going economy. it was onion authorities to them, an industry in order to help them to as plots, dues with a different kind of regulation of newer regulation related to health related to the condition of people walking on air news industry industries. and i also even to regulation elected to be ended on mental issues. that's why and we can say that we are almost sure that they will al zambia. but the condition is let us be involved in your economy for all your mineral weakness. how do you think that zombie and o

u. s. canada mexico free trade agreement. or the u. s. m. ca, both washington and ottawa have launch dispute resolution proceedings against mexico. what we can expect, however, at the very least over the next couple of days, is that perhaps these disputes will be set aside to make room instead to focus on areas where there is common ground, where there are where there is the potential to strengthen economic ties for mexico and canada to sort of pick up trade where the united states is maybe departing from trade with china areas where mexico and canada can fill in those gaps. we're already see signs that, that all 3 of these countries are, are so sort of showing a sign of unity. if you've been following the news, if our viewers have been following the dues out of brazil, that was a joint statement from the u. s. canada and mexico saying canada, mexico and the united states condemn the january 8 attacks on brazil's democracy and the peaceful transfer of power. we stand with brazil as it's safe guards, it's democratic institutions. so again, v

but more generally, a feeling that this is the end of the u. s. m, by. well, is there a couple things to say and in response to that, really interesting question. i want one is just that there's a promising evolution in the non governmental sector. in response to this war, i've critique vast sector and my were for merely monitoring how wars are conducted once they start in the absence of any commitment to peace mobilization. but more broadly, of course, you're right that the united nations reform isn't the only game in town. but it, while gooden is right about one thing, and in a recent speech that this war is about whether and who excess, the passing of a unilateral a unify unipolar world. we don't know the shape of a multi polar world in the exact institutions that ought to prevail. of course, a you, a multi polar world could be worse for humanity rather than better. but it could be better than the the unit polar world we've experienced in the last 25 years. and i think it's an open question exactly, whether it's the un or some other set of institution

pension and in the middle east says that you are on a story of bubble around the world wide to grow a u. s. m a r t is form of the palestinian health missed a few. this is where i live, killing innocent a need that the national committee for years, especially at this moment, that is a new government that is existing and it's new policies. a lot of me in, in industrial, john, i'm driving group house in laos, allegations by us base investment. a tech on the country was off of the company of $72000000000.00 in market value in just a few days. a welcome talk, a live a happy with. let's take a look at today's the us and israel appears to have added healed to the fall, escalating tensions in the middle east. folks, a recent run it back on iranian infrastructure. both of us to stay at the bank and, and is very prime minister benjamin netanyahu, quick to pin the blame on to her on for an array of legit reasons. it's a time where many and international community i would say, most of the international community have seen the true face of iran. we've seen the barbarism of this regime against its own peo

accusations that mexico was skirting its obligations under the us, canada, mexico, free trade agreement, or u. s. m ca. but as many of us expected, the leaders focused more on areas where there is common ground, more or less ignoring these disputes over mexico's energy policy over mexico to ban genetically modified corn from the united states. topics that could distract from the more pressing issues, such as the ongoing migrant crisis at the border. one thing concrete that we did here more so from the bilateral meeting that we, that took place between president biden president lope is over. the board is a new a policy ship by the united states when it comes to migrants from those 4 countries that we mentioned. $30000.00 migrants who will be accepted by mexico every month. these are migrants that have been expelled from the united states after crossing illegally across the border into the united states. the united states will also be issuing visa 30 as many as $30000.00 visas every month. the united states also announced that more resources would be allocated to southern mexico to continue this sort

accusations that mexico is skirting its obligations under the us, canada, mexico, free trade agreement, or u. s. m. ca. but as many of us expected, other leaders focused more on areas where there is common ground. still ahead on al jazeera confrontation as a co will have the laces on a sitting by climax miss joint and long the spanish gem mine and the vd festival in been in the place. why do you consider it to be the best place? ah, with cold snap warnings and fog warnings are beginning to be lifted across. northern india heather hears those details right now on wednesday, right across india. it is a fairly quiet pitcher. so on take you to pakistan. got some what, whether leaking in to baluchistan province. no, for k p k, the mountains. this will be rain in islamabad as well, but for the kept old territory round the mountains. this of course will fall as snow as one side of his throat wanted sack about. but look at this waking up on friday morning. bitter cold, locked into the bitter cold tear. cobble minus 19 degrees. so this is some dangerous cold. as we head toward asia pacific, it's looking li

accusations that mexico was skirting its obligations under the us, canada, mexico free trade agreement, or u. s. m. ca. but as many of us expected, other leaders focused more on areas where there is common ground. deisel claims at canada, more than 2000 to tax globally. last year, the coalition in syria and iraq that has been conducting operations against the group, says eiffel fighters continue to pose a threat. the operations are predominantly conducted by our partner forces. those, however, act in syria. we are here at the invitation of the iraqi government. we partner with our partner forces beer, the one that g d operations we advise and on these operations. so what that looks like if we have constant communication with our partner forces, we assist them in the planning. we enable them with the equipment in order to to the daughter a form iranian president has been sentenced to 5 years in prison. the royal physio hush me have not proved provided details on the charges against but the sentence wasn't final. local media reported that she was arrested in september last, jeff allegedly inciting a

noisy in london, you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program. protest is across the u. s. m. on justice for tyree nichols off to the release of video, showing him being brutally beaten by police agencies sound a warning in lebanon, where the economic crisis is pushed for out of 10 children into hunger. and from the sublime to the ridiculous me look at some of the more unusual productions on show at the sundance film festival. ah. hello, welcome to the program. we begin in israel where the far right ministers and the police high commissioner of called on every israeli citizen who has a licensed weapon to use it to defend themselves. a cause came as israel security cabinet met following attacks and occupied east jerusalem. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel's response will be strong. swift and precise. on saturday, 2 is rainy's were injured in a gun attack and still won in occupied east jerusalem. a 13 year old palestinian suspect is under arrest. this just aus off to a palestinian gunman killed 7 israeli settlers near a synagogue on friday night. he was shot dead a

accusations that mexico is skirting its obligations under the us, canada, mexico, free trade agreement, or u. s. m. ca. but as many of us expected, other leaders focused more on areas where there is common ground. bell street supreme court has dropped a terrorist in case against a well known professor of egyptian origin following. and i'll just have a documentary. i thought it was charged with doesn't send them between 220 in january last through the program. what is hidden is and then add on al jazeera, revealing that the charge is based on both evidence and fabricated accusations. what is best name for an annual report into european islam of phobia? while we spoke to various, if he says that it's a relief to finally be free of the burden of the k, i feel much better. you know, it has been more than 2 years now. were i lived in a, in a kind of limbo in a situation where i never knew would, would the judges go ahead and, and really filed charges which i did not believe at any time at any point of time. but, you know, i could also not believe that such a rate could happen on that. these allegations

neighbors of skirting its obligation under the united states, mexico, canada free trade agreement, or u. s. m. c. a. with that said, we have sort of expected that these 3 leaders may set aside. these disputes over mexico's energy policy over the threat by mexico wanting to ban genetically modified corn from the united states. focus more and underlying more areas where there is common ground set aside these disputes that could distract from more important topics such as the ongoing migrant crisis on the u. s. southern border. just on monday, before the official start of the north american leader summit, there was a bilateral meeting between president lopez over the mexico and us president joe biden, where they discussed a number of things not least of which was the ongoing migrant crisis. that was an announcement made by the united states in the lead up to this to this summit here in mexico city, where the united states announced an agreement with mexico word mexico would be taking in $30000.00 migrants a month that are being expelled from the united states, these are folks, primarily from cou

u. s . m. and i think that's really exciting. people are starting to realize that poverty is not a lack of character. it's just the lack of cash. and how do you solve a lack of casual, you get people money, that's what you do because poor people themselves are the experts on their own lives. there's nothing wrong with them. they just don't have the, the means they don't have to venture capital to invest in their own lives. and what the evidence shows us quite clearly again and again is that when you invest in people, when you give them the means to make their own choices. a lot of positive things happen, you know, kids do better in school health improves people fight new jobs. they start new companies, they actually are able to pay more in taxes. so again, this often pays for itself. and it's one of those ideas that really moves beyond the standard, you know, divide between the left and right. and that's a pretty radical while, if you're talking about while the paying more in taxes in the poor getting more cash to more radical re

u. s. you did say last year restrictions were concerned, s m, l and nikon, respectively. that shows that u. s. manufacturers aren't at a competitive disadvantage to to the product entails annual revenue has fallen 20 percent in the past year. the u. s. chip maker also says it's expecting to bring in $2000000000.00 less than analysts. we're expecting for this quarter. any reports or intel share price plunge more than 7 percent or more on the firms chip supply was his i was 3 correspondence for yeah. first a little and then too much showing for years we basically complained about that. there are not enough computer chips around now they are too many. and there is especially true for the a p c. and server industry that is doing pretty poorly right now. and intel is having a big stake into this a business. a lot of the customers are sitting on a high inventories. they have to get rid of those before they re order and therefore the leg cluster. a quarter for intel elect, luster. having that set one analyst put it that way, that was not an earnings report. that was a crime scene

states of skirting its obligations under the united states, canada, mexico, free trade agreement, or u. s. m. ca, both washington and ottawa have already launched dispute resolution proceedings against mexico. but with that said, what we've been expecting to happen is that perhaps these world leaders would likely focus more on areas where there is common ground, underscoring areas where there's more opportunity for strengthening economic ties. maybe setting aside these disputes over mexico is energy policy over this threat of mexico seeking to ban genetically modified corn from the united states, topics that could distract from the more pressing issues such as the ongoing migrant crisis on the us mexico border on monday, even before the, the summit officially kicked off that was the bilateral meeting between us president joe biden, mexican president and manuel. nope, is over that where they discussed a range of. 1 in topics not least of which is the ongoing migrant crisis on the us mexico border over the past 2 years, we've seen an unprecedented surgeon migration, specifically from countries

prime minister netanyahu says the response will be strong. swift and precise protest is across the u. s. m. on justice for tyree nichols after the release of video, showing him being brutally beaten by police sanctioned by the us accused of mass killings. one of his most powerful gang leaders defends his actions and an exclusive interview with al jazeera and on he to sim dough with your sport, barcelona, extend a lead at the top of la league. i did melbourne bell roofs train of store arena saba lincoln winds via straight open title. ah, ah, we begin in israel where the far right ministers and the police high commissioner of called on every israeli citizen who has a licensed weapon to use it to defend themselves. because com is israel, security cabinet meets following a couple of attacks in occupied east jerusalem. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is saying, israel's response will be strong. swift and precise. on saturday to israelis were injured in a gun attack and still won and occupied east jerusalem. a 13 year old palestinian suspects is under arrest. this just aus off to a palestinian

of skirting its obligations under the united states, canada, mexico, free trade agreement, or the u. s. m. c. a. but what we're likely to see, at least today, before the visit from the canadian prime minister justin trudeau is a president biden. and president lopez over there focusing more on areas where there is common ground, underscoring areas where both countries might be able to strengthen their economic ties and setting aside areas where there's tension over or, or disputes over economy and trades. the particularly over the question of energy policy here in mexico and this threat by mexico to banjo met genetically modified court of from the united states. i think that these world leaders do understand that the importance of strengthening these already sort of intertwined economies of the 3 nations out ways and any sort of a trade or economic disputes that might still be up at the air for at the moment. a lower apollo, live the in mexico city, mel albany. thanks a do deal with the news. al, from out 0 still to come on the program. how thailand is looking to gain from china's travel?

m armored vehicles? they will not be a game changer like the u. s. supplied m. hi, maurice, multiple rocket launchers are because with their help or ukraine, kate can strike a russian positions well beyond the front lines of up to 80 kilometers and destroy the communication lines. ammunition depos, a headquarters of the russian army there. so it is a game changer. these lie tanks are important for a different reason. the frontline in ukraine is more than 1000 kilometers. long. intense fighting is may be 7 or 800 kilometers long. so ukraine needs a lot of tanks, a lot of armored vehicles to defend that line. and to try to go forward to push the russians back from the occupied territories. and ukraine is expecting that russia will be trying to attack on different places and nobody knows where exactly in the coming weeks and months. so the western countries are apparently trying to strengthen ukraine before that, and that is very important. and where if you look at the french wiggles, they are very good for swift advances. they are good for urban warfare. and when

u. s. calls it f m s foreign military sales customer in just 2022 alone. the u. s. d o. d approved and secured a 3000000000 dollar sale of patriot missiles to saudi arabia and about 2300000000 for a bad missile defense system for the u, a. e. now over the years and through multiple presidents, the deals made between the u. s. and the saudis account for many, many billions of dollars every year. joining me to discuss the humanitarian crisis caused by nearly a decade of us bombs is doctor i showed you mon, she's the president and founder of the human relief and reconstruction foundation are known as y r r f. i. shad. thank you for being with us today. yemen has plunged into a full fledged humanitarian crisis. food shortages, cholera outbreaks, some 23000000 people in dire need. half of those are children. unicef has characterized it as a health scape. can you explain for us if this is an accurate depiction and why? and so chicky preeminent naming people, this actually is an accurate description. whitley don't realize, numbers is this. those behind single member falls 24000

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u. s. companies that the u. s. some kind of control on that, but a s m l is, is the major player here. but, you know, what would that, how do we set china back a little bit, but china, china would end up. i think china is working on developing their own technology and they could so would play. it would play a role. and a s a middle actually is a major, major component to, to slow down china as development of their own internal chips. so that there are, thanks very much for break enough time for us. we appreciate as always, earl rock, you sent executive vice president of the eurasia center thing time. thank you. ok. let's turn attention to india where a recent poll among citizens has thrown up. so my opening results, including the u. s. taking 2nd place among what people view as the top security threat to the nation. ortiz, india correspond the engine sharma picks up the story. and now the ball is seeing that u. s. is considered as a 2nd top thread going ahead of focused on and boxed on. remember, in the shares of he's 3 or military conflict with border disputes as well induct, ever sin

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