u. s. maybe we'll come later to discuss the american position on this issue. sure, we will, we will get to that at some point, michael, but sir q is europe risking, becoming too dependent on russian gas? oh, absolutely. and you know, the outlines of the so called agreement is very vague. what does actually constant to constitute an energy weapon and when are sanctioned triggered? so for example, if russia does abruptly raise gas prices to europe or constrict supply, does that constitute using the pipeline as an energy weapon? i think there's ukraine has very, is very, very right right now to feel very kind of threatened and vulnerable because there is no real consensus on how russia, how he's, how these sections executed can be triggered. and i think it's really incumbent upon people like cancer merkel before she leaves office to tighten this agreement up. we've, as the previous guest indicated that russia has a long record in terms of you know, aggression in terms of probing weaknesses in terms of finding out how it can leverage its geopolitical advantage. en

u. s. for military and security support that they should not count on the u. s. but maybe they should be turning more towards beijing or at least heating. what aging sees as the line or the direction that the asia pacific region should go in. and at the very least thing, twice before. antagonizing beijing. ok. katrina you there. bring in the view from china. thank you very much indeed. katrina yes. vice president come. harris is in singapore. to reaffirm washington lines is in the asia pacific region. harrison's match with the thing, a pre and president and prime minister. you discuss number of issues including teachers, islands, and china. see the crisis in me and my and the situation in afghanistan. there is no question there will be and should be a robust analysis of what has happened. but right now, there is no question that our focus has to be on a vacuum waiting, american citizens, afghans who worked with us and vulnerable afghans, including women and children. that has to be our primary focus and where we are placing our attention on the issue of afghan assent. and

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u. s. u k, a raising phase of maybe an open conflict. also innovations and orthodontics. we got a glimpse for you at the cutting edge technology being developed by one leading dental firm here in moscow. ok, so moment 3 point my own my line off. ah, what? it's actually pretty serious and i don't feel that's changed the way that i choose not one most good time of the morning. 2nd of august live from ortiz, will be sent to you or moscow. it's kevin, i did like to be with you. thanks for your company. let me bring you our latest then. and as you heard and a headlines, my demonstrations and golfing from germany, even italy as police clash would protest with a thing of over the restrictions since early july deli infection cases in western europe have remained low, but they are still on the rise the the okay, those close we can see where we are this monday morning. are your correspondent peter all over on the line? money paid a was always going to happen. the longer this went on, of course, the more angry a lot of people were going to get to the polarized opinion, isn't it? tha

some a pe well equipped to maybe u. s. military gear. just a small part of the trophies garnered from american troops during the hasty retreat, abandoned helicopters. the can also be seen inside high is that? well, the taliban now have full control over the countries. key transport hub is witnessed chaotic and deadly seeing since the military, sweat back to power across afghanistan. and after 2 decades of the us military presence, the group has issued a very clear warning. marble. how y'all was going to have a message to any possible invader. but anyone who looks to get this done with bad intention, they will face what the united states has faced today. there is something of a sense of relief here and that sense of relief isn't because the americans have gotten that that relief is being felt by diplomats but by civilians here. and that is the new, more incidents took place as the evacuation was wrapping up at capital airport. the taliban went into the airport proper. merely minute minutes after midnight, minutes after the american troops

u. s. if regulations were coming, you see facebook and google fight tooth and nail. maybe been off a division house somewhere else off shore where it won't have to comply, maybe creat another division. make up a thing like content moderator or something with a decorated official heading up the department to appease us regulators. it's a banded, they're not really complying because the repercussions are non threatening in the us. we talked about how facebook buys are basically a joke to them. meanwhile, in china, the threat of noncompliance is very real. and it's something that companies are afraid of. so that makes them moderate themselves, even as technically there aren't any rules out yet. so it's actually kind of good that they're able to rein in their own behavior in a way that's like more appropriate, less monopolistic, and or for the good of the whole without being explicitly told. and now chris have about 30 seconds left, but i want to ask this point here because the combined net worth of dozens of chinese billionaires in the tech sector have lots of 16 percent sinc

maybe the government maybe the u. s government knew what they're gonna do to the people. the regular people they didn't know and they have to leave their houses. they have to leave their life to run for safety. this is unfortunate what's happening? and today, the pentagon said that the afghan government needs to take responsibility and that its military has more troops more air capacity to overwhelm the taliban. how likely do you think it is? that the afghan government and the military can maintain control after u. s troops leave. i think the afghan government they're completely took over. they already sold afghanistan to the taliban, and that's why they cannot do anything and they are just waiting to taliban come and take over the capital. unfortunately this is what's going on and whatever is happening in the in the afghanistan all these crime all these genocide because of international community. this back to afghan people. they never they if they had any plan or something, they're supposed to let the people know they're supposed to let these translators who worked so c

u. s. is making good on their promise. well maybe you will notice if you listen carefully to the pentagon press secretary john kirby. while he described the 2 individuals who were killed by this drones dragon one who was injured as high profile members of ice or k. he would not commit to saying that they were in any way behind the planning of the deadly attack on the cobble air, air base. cobble airport that killed 13 us service members, and many, many africans over a $170.00 afghans. he would not say that you would not go that far. so we don't know at this point officially whether these individuals were involved in planning that or whether they were more or less targets of opportunity, that the u. s. was able to identify through intelligence of various types and then on least the drone strike against them. some other items that we learned from this, kirby saying that there is an active and dynamic threat at the, at the airport in cobble of that. the u. s. forces there are aware of this and are taking every step they can to prevent a

u. s. warnings are americans after what it calls a credible threat u. k. last military, likely capital not taking out maybe 15000 downs but hundreds left behind. i. hello, darren jordan, this is sarah ally from coming up getting out of the way of the hurricane. us state of louisiana. braces for more devastation. number 16, anniversary of katrina, a burning issue claims. the oldest indigenous group declares war on the forest industry over land right. ah. americans are being urged to stay clear about gun histones main airport because of a specific credible threat. president joe biden has already warned. another attack on campbell airport is highly likely within 36 hours. and he's bound further strikes against iso following thursday, suicide bombing, which killed at least 175 people. gabriel is under reports now from washington. d. c. fridays, drones strike big killed 2, i saw k members and wounded another was the 1st retaliatory strike against the group. but according to president joe biden, it won't be the last. it's unclear if those killed had a direct role and thursdays airport attack the killed over a $1

it was talking about different means maybe use of buses. we know that the u. s. has used helicopters, for example, special run the viewpoints to take groups of people across the perimeter. so they don't have to go through these gates and the crowds that are master around that. but directly onto the tarmac onto the runway. and then on to the evacuation plane. so it's interesting that he was, i think the u. s. is now thinking more on those lines about other ways of getting people into the airport rather than they heretic scenes that we've witnessed this thursday of running the goals. that if you like up the dangers that the perimeter now poses. and also interestingly beyond that deadline, talking about continuing to get out america's friends and people who have been associated with us missions. now this is far trickier because of course, this is after the deadline. this is after us forces have left there may, would that there will be no embassy here. so how do you go about trying to get out people who still have a right to move to the united states to have us prote

i mean it's a complicated picture and it's maybe 4 years to come. but at the u. s. has responsibility the decision could be in the us national interest. it's noticed they're very drop determined that i'm not here to comment on that. but as far as they are making it the other problem under the problem, i was always going to be like this. and no matter what we did, no matter how we would we handle the situation. it would have been this result necessarily the same. i think that the just this in general is the process that we've spoken about an awful lot on this channel, the doe, how process is that effectively dead and buried and gone because we understand the delegation of delegation is not coming to katha. so we seem to be in this odd sort of suspended animation of every one processing what's going on in afghanistan. everyone's taking a breath and everyone's waiting for something else to happen. but we're not quite sure what that something else will be. i mean, in my a suspended due process was dead officially when president by them announced right before the stumble

the moved to evacuate last got some personal questions about the sol, maybe the best the best god is sharla felice 0. the u. s. department has issued a warning to the taliban. we're going to be looking to their actions. they have said that they feel the utility of a negotiated solution. they are engaged in doha. but the simple point remains that if they attempt and seek to do otherwise, if they seek to contravene what they have said, then they will be in and out. prior. they won't have the support of their people, they won't have the support of the international community. and the concern on the part of all of us, one of the main, one of many concerns, is that the results will be civil war. will be a civil war in which the afghan people do not have and won't be in a position to achieve the safety and security in which they deserve. an oil tanker is thought to have been hijacked off the coast of the united arab emirates with several other ship signaling they are in trouble. britain's maritime agency says a potential hijack is unfolding of food gera, it appears to involve beecham and tanker cold. the ass felt p

i think it's true to say that maybe the frequency of helicopters taking all sorts of embassy stuff, the u. s. embassy to how many cars i airport, they have become less frequent as we've gone through the day. but they are continuing still, as they see, evacuation continues tensions about just what will happen next. as we got into the rob, many things from the right, the johnny's life, from the afghan capital cobble. so hail shaheen is the international media spokesmen for the taliban. he says fighters have taken most cities surrounding the capital, but they have not entered cobble as yet to our forces have not entered the city . and we just issued a statement saying that our forces will not enter the city, or we are talking and waiting peaceful transfer. i transition awful capital city. so and also there will be spatial, i mean, for the maintenance of security of the city. so that's personnel property, and i've got a boardman installation offices are not hot and the forces they have going that we see they have stopped the fighting and they have joined and all probably says in all majority of

u. s. reaction as the situation in afghanistan so rapidly on rivals? i think we knew that maybe we're going to end up at this stage, but i think it's the timeline here that is quite literally shocks the world. sure. as you just said, that we have the embassy staff being evacuated. at this point, we are hearing that they were ordered to burn sensitive documents before departing, the embassy and it. furthermore, we now understand that the embassy staff is on their way to the airport, including the us ambassador and the voices are speaking up and comparing this to the 1975 situation in saigon, where there's the famous image of the helicopter, and the u. s embassy, staff, etc. take a listen. the mitigated dissolved, are enough, can it's done the shameful, saigon, like abandonment of kabul. the brutalization of african women and the slaughter of our allies is the predictable outcome of the trump biden doctrine of weakness. now, ben, sas, the u. s senator also said that the usa withdrawing would hurt its relations with allies and it would hurt the international community. however, ant

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we still have other bases, maybe that yeah, that was kind of what they had. they had envisaged a permanent u. s. presence enough canister. and there are many democrats and hillary clinton's and the others of the world who felt the same sort of way, but vital is always, this is one area of consistency with everybody. if he did not want that long term presence and kind of stuff, she have a totally thank you very much indeed. let's bring in jennifer brick. what has she really associate professor of public and international says that university of pittsburgh, she joins us live via skype. thanks for being with us. i want to do. it was quite a strong defense of his policy when he said he stood squarely behind his decision and he hadn't, didn't want to continue. what he said was an endless was putting us troops at risk for a fight that he said that african leaders and, and african ministry had refused to fight. what did you make of the, the tone of this and, and how would it go down with people? i was shocked at the speech. i agree with his policy is actually i agree with the desire to withdraw from a

u. s. department of justice for comment on that will closely follow the story. m. bring you any updates. ok, maybe on some other news, the french government's been accused of ruling a health dictatorship of response to coven passes. people put onto the same powers to voice, their anger on thursday of defense is constitutional counsel will be, governments moves, legal and so to liberty. in the forty's we had a period of occupation and people need to, to, to, to show a paper to go here or here. and it's a bad memory hearing friends. yeah, we are because i speak on behalf of everyone, a little angry. it's not that we against the vaccine, but we have no one said because it is only 6 months old. we can no longer go to the cinema. or if children want to go to the cinema, if the parents are not vaccinated, then they cannot. well, we can no longer do anything. it's called the fund it scandalous because the french don't want it. we know very well that and the constitutional counsel, there are people who are close to power and will not go against power. i don't much i see this as a betrayal for french peopl

u. s. withdrawal, is there any prospect or understanding that that will cease or continue with you know, things like drug strikes or even maybe special ops deployments from neighboring countries? certainly i'm in the one major security concern for not in the united states, but other countries. is that a great to which the telephone will be out to stop groups like al qaeda or islamic state from having freedom of action within the country. and certainly if western countries, the united states in particular, believes that there are targets fucked. unity, i think you would say that those to be executed quite readily from washington. and again, it's another issue of why you might want to delay recognition. so they don't have when you don't have sovereignty of your country, then those difficult legal issues about the ability to take military action inside it much lessened. and what about the position if i want to position of countries like to g castanan was becca stand themselves quite opposed to the top bon rule in the 9900 ninety's the tardy bon complained to the you and about them allegedly supporting those back and touching mal

u. s. has to join the united nations convention on the law of the session so far, but claims to uphold the convention. maybe us has recklessly intervened militarily in afghanistan, iraq and syria, but claims to be pending the interests for the small countries. so i think it would be much more credible if it said that it was offending the you every legend label and its own interests. meanwhile, china delivered a shipment of 200000 vaccines to vietnam the day before harris arrived. however, the vice president noted that the u. s. a has committed even more this week as it legs behind china and russia in the global supply of vaccines. today, i am pleased to announce that 1000000 more. 1000000 more doses are on the way to vietnam, as we speak and meet at this very moment. this brings the total number of doses we've donated to vietnam to 6000000. we have also pledged $500000.00 to us in covered 1900 response fund to support the purchase of more vaccines. the united states remains a strong supporter of us in centrality, including inter regional health security. okay. joining me now to discuss it, professor richard

u. s. wanting to americans after what it calls a credible threat. but you can laugh military flights, lead combo offer, taking up maybe 15000 bath guns, but hundreds left behind. ah . hello, i'm down, jordan, this is out there a lie or from coming up getting out of the way of a hurricane. us state of louisiana. braces with devastation on the 16th anniversary of katrina. and the push to arrange reduced hunting of brown bears in romania after a flurry of attack. some people ah, americans are being urged to stay clear of a gun histones main airport because of a specific credible threat. president joe biden has already warned. another attack on campbell airport is highly unlikely within 36 hours. and he's vowed further strikes against iso following thursday, suicide bombing, which killed at least a 175 people. gabriel is under reports from washington. d. c. fridays, drones. strike big killed 2 i. so k members and wounded another was the 1st retaliatory strike against the group. but according to president joe biden, it won't be the last. it's unclear if those killed had a direct role and thursdays airport attack the killed over a $150.00 afghans and over a

maybe bad for sure. and someone sussing video here showing covered 14 lying in the street ahead of the black u. k. u. s. and the western nations had been warning the national about the threat of a severe terror attack, advising them to avoid the airport. the witness we spoke to says americans have failed, the afghan people, stuff was, we feel abandoned. that's because all these people, those who are trying to get in there for they are having some documents that they can go. but the are the people like actually doesn't have anything. all these you have to do and media is in the news. so lots of them doesn't have any legal documents that they are trying to get out. there are like more than $20000.00 polygons. but right now, this thing is all messed up automated. i don't know why the americans are not processing then anymore. but lots of people just like us are striking and hearing and know everyone is trying, you know, just to get out of this country of this situation and run from taliban. so yes, be left abandoned. we are left behind. we just want, you know, to get out of this country as soon as possibl

maybe the chinese very defensive, the field. there's that they're being circled much like the rational. so that's good reasons. i mean, the u. s. s. launched economic war to undermine me. military containment of china, which is military aspect. and also, unless you think you're only interested in human rights interference in hong kong, young and both, which is not barely principled on human rights. there's also efforts to the stimulus, china, so it see all of this lecture. it's not simply trying to learn about china and make compromises, but rather to see it to, to undermine china. and i think in order to have proper diplomacy that back and really look at a strategic level. if the united states rulings move from unit to multiple or system, if not, i think they will only spiral out of control and diplomacy will have little meaning . okay, we get a demon, let me go to you. i mean, we can take it, leave that base value, then basing it made it clear that it would be a having peaceful coexistence with the united states. specifically in the west, in general, be acceptable to them. but that's, we don't see that coming out of washingt

maybe we should have been more specific. now for a serious point, we need to save the refugees from this mess we created. the u. s. has cut back at the silent program and in many cases, limited to ask in interpreters, apparently you need to know english to be worthy of compassion. i mean how our ask is supposed to know that we have leading hearts. if we don't tell them we should be accepting many more refugees than we are. i mean, we have the space, it, we're going to destroy someone's country, we should at least give them i don't know. kentucky says it's the birthplace of abraham lincoln, but even lincoln was like, you can call me the senator from illinois. speaking of kentucky, the way libertarian sen ran, paul talks about cove. it makes him sound like a denial is. but despite the rhetoric some more recent news indicates that this he was well aware of the virus before it was coming for the rest of us. apparently, the senator's wife kelly paul purchased stock in de leon sciences, which produces rom, just severe. in february 2020 rand paul just discloses 16 month after the fact, even though by law you was required

u. s. afghan policy and do you think that's going to be in a growing chasm between the white house and the pentagon? i don't mean maybe the war mongers in there. i mean the strategists with that had in their hands thinking, what are you doing while they still salute commander and chief president is commander in chief under our system. so it's we haven't seen any defections within the us military, if you're, if that's rituals, is clearly frustrated. you know, when you get above, when you get into the general ranks, it's much more political after that. they're going to, they're looking out for their golden parachutes and stuff. so they're going to go with what the commander chief wants, but you're colonels and your rank and file military. they're very, very upset with what's happening and because they now see there were, that's actually going against our, our fiber to leave americans to pull the troops out 1st and then leave americans like that. it's just an unconscionable, this whole policy is terrible. and, and even tonight is talk of impeaching the leadership, the, the national security team a bite. and frankly, noth

u. s. with so many family members who have loved ones that are in the military there at the airport, helping to evacuate people. but the 1st reports for maybe 2 us soldiers injured or killed, then it went up to maybe 8 or 10. and then of course now 12 and then just within the last couple hours now it's gone up to 13 with 18 that are injured. so as the day went on, i think it really sunk in here in washington and really in the united states on how bad this was. this was the worst casualty count for the us military since august 2000, 1120 years ago. where was that? oddly enough, afghanistan. how did that happen? it was a chinook helicopter, that was shot down. killed 30 american service members who shot it down. oddly enough, it was the taliban. then. now here we are 20 years later. and it's now according to the administration. i saw k and now the u. s. is actually needing taliban cooperation to try to help secure the airport to evacuate americans and afghan partners. yeah. and on that important issue of coordination with the taliban, as you're saying seems to be key. do we know if this us cooperation will continue after august 30? first of t

demographic that you better say maybe more, more often here in cobble, which are incredibly anxious indeed afraid they see weston action here. the last 20 years, the u. s. nato efforts, they say that is being an absolute failure. and they accused the west of basically not doing enough to support the previous government, not doing enough to support the i n a, the afghan national army. they are afraid of what they perceive as potentially being reprisals as being a reversion to what they remember of the old days of the child. the child of, i'm very keen to tell them in the world that they've changed and that they're all going to be things like, you know, an inclusive government. that there will be no reprisals against people who worked with western organizations or nato forces that people will still be able leave the country if they have the necessary paperwork when the airport opens. but many of these people will tell you that. yeah, they feel very let down in any dates. suddenly using words like butt trail and collective punishment. all right, to cha, life i say in the afghan capital combo charlie, thank you. what you effect of state, anthony blink, and

maybe this might be something we need to actually booster. our resume with global arm sales are a huge business in the u. s. of course is number one. the problem with these is the absolute worst form of corporatism, because the population is taxed and forced to pay for the r and d for the development of these weapons systems. and then pseudo private companies and rake in the profits from the sales of these military equipment overseas. and then the government's benefit by increasing their influence over countries they seek to see influence over. so it's really a global boone dogwill. and unfortunately, what you see are poor people in yemen and elsewhere who bear the brunt of this sort of global bonanza in for the arms dealers in the governments. so then then here's my question is i'll supply for other countries. ok, let's say they are in violation of the arms treaty act. who's going to enforce it? who's actually in charge of saying you're wrong, stop and would other countries go, but wait a minute, why does that country get to do in that country? doesn't? who's actually in charge right now? that's why i think you need to look deeper

u. s. just gotten to the point where it knows how to weather the storm or was there some fear that people in businesses wouldn't comply? well, there maybe 3 major things have happened. number one, obviously, that now we're not an emergency vaccine, but it's fully approved. about 15 percent of people who didn't get vaccinated, we're waiting for that and number life. so number 2, the net crates, his whole waterfall of mandate bike companies, bike county governments, state government, hospitals, colleges, whatever. so that's another 20 percent. but the big thing people are, are missing, get out. is this the, the natural immunity? the idea that when you do get infected and you have your a symptomatic, you know, you had it and all of a sudden in other countries like u. k and netherlands, it had a variance spite. those variant spikes ran out relatively quickly. and, and the only math that makes sense is because about 30 percent to 25 percent of the people in the u. k. in other words, they were already infected and they had the anti bodies. so i think if you do all the math, it looks like, you know, if this was a stock market, but the worst is

u. s. is still working hard to get americans and african allies out. yeah. did that the evacuation had been painful and a lot could still go wrong. so maybe clear. the evacuation of thousands of people from campbell is going to be hard and painful. no matter when it started when we began. i think when this is over, the american people have a clear understanding of what i did, why we did it. and but look at the job. my job is to make judgements. my job is to make judgements. no one else can or will make. i made them, i'm convinced i'm absolutely correct. it is not the 1st time biden has defended his decision to withdraw troops from the country originally scheduled to be over august 30. first. the president has now admitted the deadline may have to be extended to complete that evacuation or to donald comments. now, on the 7 days of disarray of afghanistan's last exit point, the past few days have been an ultimate exercise in white washing for the white house. the beverly collapse of gaz done following the us with drool happened as people were being shot, desperate of gunny scaling jets, some even tragically falling off the shaggy to their deaths.

maybe touch on the incapable. we can get that us perspective knowledge cross over to washington dc. my kind of standing by at might, the u. s. has as thousands of citizens still there enough, get this done and getting them all back is a priority. oversee very much. so, president biden has said, does much in an interview, the 1st interview he's given to a major us network, and he's revealed a surprising factor piece of information. and that is, he says that us forces will remain there for as long as it takes to get all the americans resident in afghanistan out. we are talking about some, 16000 americans, all the estimate. now what is not known is whether they are in the airport complex or whether some of them outside that code and that has been established by the taliban a few miles away from the airport. so this is a critical issue because that raises the question of if the president is to keep his word, how are they going to get those americans to the airport, let alone afghans who you marry, can this one to evacuate those work for the americans in the past or for n g o, i understand in a number of cases, africans, nationa

u. s. a. nato, a lot of western countries off guard by the looks of it, but quite why that would be. what would think they could have seen this coming, but maybe not. you don't know what's going on behind the scenes. diplomats are also reportedly directed to destroy sensitive documents and computers before they left the camera. just putting in these live shots, it could go anywhere any moment, but as a say, a sunny day. as the u. s. lead ally withdraws of nationals who help foreign troops now say reprisals from the taliban. i mentioned that just now one group of outcomes with assisted u. k. forces rally illustrates the carbo storyboard on friday, demanding protection from the british government. perhaps their calls were heard. $600.00 british troops deployed that is safe guard u. k. nationals, they evacuated from the capitol as well as supporting the relocation of former africa and stuff. we spoke to one interpreter who worked for british and american forces. he asked to remain anonymous, the fear for his life. my family has listed to it's in the fall sometime my son be home was attacked twice. my father has been given warnings and threats man

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u. s. embassy would like you to register with them, but not everyone does that. so they don't know how many of the they don't know how many actually want to leave there. maybe some people who are intending to stay. and so that complicates the whole issue. here's another thing that complicates the issue. they want to get all these people out as quickly as possible because of their safety. also, militarily, it looks good and they want to leave afghanistan in the way that you're biting, said you would, on august the 31st. but every day, the kiosk continues to be broadcast on american tv networks. joe biden finds his approval ratings, flipping their 63 percent of americans support the president's decision to pull american troops out. afghan is done, but only 47 percent. thank he has done a good job when it comes to actually doing that. the problem seems to be the lack of joined up government that you're biting with, elected on the idea that he would be the competent face of american government. so as long as this crisis continues, it hates that image. and as attention focuses on the evacuation efforts, the world health organization is wanting of a why the human