u. s. on chinese economies would be quote, virtually impossible. she made the comments during a 4 day visit to the country intended to stabilize and increasingly tens relationship between washington and paging. twist or has reportedly present assume mass off the launch off is viable short messaging platform. the new up threats attracted more than 30000000 users, and it's 1st day. twitter owens by 11 mazda accused mess up run by mark sucker burke of the low fleet using its trade secrets by hiring former employees. in the united states hiring appears to be slowing down with fewer new jobs, unexpected creation in june. the world's biggest economy, out of 209 size and job last month died from 306000 in may. the vickers may come as welcome used to the federal reserve, which recently paused, is aggressive interest rates. high companies. chinese authorities are expected to impose a more than $1000000000.00 fine on ons group marketing the end of a years long regulatory overall office and tech company. the record find comes from it a wave of bruising crocod

u. s. one more goes into election campaigning mode, so it potential instability is on the horizon, but all sides safe for now. and this is of course, something that started me approaching but we watching very closely. and the quick look at some other headlines from around the world of the logger, mercenary group is completing his hand over a weapons to rush as regular armed forces. the defense ministry made the announcement more than 2 weeks after the private group stage of $34.00 volts equipment that includes tanks, multiple rocket launchers, and artillery system, one your one secretary general antonio terrace has urged russian president vladimir putin to extend a deal allowing the safe export of green from ukraine via the black sea. moscow has threatened to ditch the agreement, which expires on monday. russia is demanding the removal of barriers to shipments of its own grain and fertilizer protesters and cannot have classed with police during a 2nd round of demonstrations in less than a week

u. s. on his way back to taiwan from south america. something that is not going down well with the aging. a ginger china firmly opposes any form of official interaction between the us and the time when region firmly poses any visited by tylen. independence separates us to the us in any name or under what ever pre text the tie. one question is the very core of china score interest in the 1st red line that must not be crossed in china . us relations with deep and yet we spoke with a joseph gregory mahoney, a professor of politics and international relations. and he pulled them yet another publication by one. we've seen vitamin saying provocative statements himself in the past year that appear to change the status quote and even cross certain red lines. and then him or his administration, walking them back to some uncertainty a degree. yeah, i don't think any of these transit stops by to how it is. officials are ever accidental. they're always part of the game. always flirting with the edge of that said i. i also think there's no need for

u. s. one of the major miscalculation strategic miscalculations which actually denotes yeah, it's assigned or the death or there is a base or a grilled order of approximate economy is the fact that united states and i wrote 3 books on there never had a clue about the size of rocks on the call, maybe it has some new stuff which on stage or the washer pride uses number, openness styles. more than the whole world combine. and they don't understand how often the economy works and they don't understand how russian military industrial complex operates. and russia are, produces united states in every single apartment. united states actually may combine in every single category of there are neither 3 material beat them, new sizes be themselves, be them, thanks be done. what have you, you can take a look at the speed with which we're russia, or original weights and updates is nuclear submarine forces right now in how many sheets of rush approaches as bill from now. yup. is a strong issue and they involv

u. s. one that really threatens women's reproductive health. hollywood is on the brink of a shutdown for the 1st time since 1960, with some of its biggest active liked agent. join a strike, the bi script choices the screen actors guild and says deals have not been reached with studios and streaming services. they're demanding more royalties from streaming services and as well as safeguards around the use of artificial intelligence to preserve jobs for reynolds has moved from the business studios and 5 out in california. on the screen actors guild executive board will meet on thursday. they'll decide whether a strike will go ahead and then if they do, if they do decide to strike all tv and movie production will immediately cease and the actors vote big stars in big players will go out and hit the pickup lines. what's at stake here is not only the usual labor management conflict over pay and benefits. and in the case of actors royalties and a passport, but also the looming prospect of artificial

u. s. one that really threatens women's reproductive health. europe can say it's highest temperature ever recorded this week. some parts of southern europe are registering temperatures in excess of $45.00 degrees celsius in greece, taurus and particular left sweltering. jones ratcliffe is in athens with more. the people have been preparing, as they went out to see the monuments like the acropolis behind me by drinking water, making sure they had the hat, so and so on. but the most important thing that we saw visitors, tourists do here was the, goes to the acropolis early in the day. around 1 o'clock local time, we saw that the number of visitors to the populace dropped dramatically, almost really to a trickle. and that is why you're seeing very, very few people up there. now, normally you would be able to see crowds in the camera shop behind me just all over the, the walls in front of the post and on building. you can't really see people there now, and that's because they've hated the governmen

one minute. the 45 year old is a 4 star general. yes, p h the, you need to nomics from the you case studies in the u. s. so on paper, on a cd, if you want. yes, everything it takes to be a new leader of for this country about what will be a 1st for him and will be crucial to see is whether he will be able to win a legislative seat, which will make him eligible to become a prime minister. a potential and over one sentence him to a could take place within a month after this election. that is to be taking place here in cambodia on sunday . and that is really when things will become interesting because the pressure for one minute to perform well in this new job is the norm. as the country is facing a slowing economy, a 2 thirds of the voters in this election are young voters with high expectations because the income inequality in the country here in cambodia is quite high. so. so huge tasks to come a for potentially for a new leader home or not to your into body a, the, at the women's football world cup the united states have launched their bid for a 3rd consecutive trophy with a comfortable 3 meal when agai

u. s. selection on the horizon. this assumption is now and it shattered because obviously russia kind of really do 2 things at the same time. wage of war and on. so the question whether the let important is still in the stable position of a person who controls all the pressure and also can define who is successful. going to be the question of succession, been pre poland and a very, very dramatic man. so what does this mean for poor to him? because a lot of analyst immediately said, well this has really weakens his position. and we've seen him suddenly, much more out in the public as well. what consequences does it have for him and for the power structure in russia as well? she needs to re assure the leads that the old system of the balance of power between different elite members with poochie and as their arbiter on top is still intact. it is quite and this is, this is an open question. you rightfully mentioned, we see much more of him in public and let's not forget he has been absent from most of the public events

not a building permits on the site, hopefully the budget administration will decide not to go forward. and in this regard, are there any parts of jerusalem that you'd accept the u. s. embassy to be built on, or is it this location in particular, is a problem to no, no, i mean the principle a position industry globbed is that is utilizing them. it says on the national law has the stuff is good, but i'm, i'm the, the find on southern and the status of jews, and even disregard should be negotiated between the event at parties. and this is about, this is a problem behind moving the u. s. embassy to just have them in general and this specific. so i, we have another issue of the history of the slide, the history of ownership by palestinian a owners posting on refugees and intending to dismissed as well as endorsements we were talking about it foster. this was a slavic walks slumber enrollment, which is another issue or something they mention in this regard. so this brings and the issue of international law in regards to refugees, properties, policy number, if you'd use you under the notions brought the restitution of october to which the us as well as the other you are

u. s. embassy, and on the beach front. there are now quite a few 100, you know, thousands of people standing. he gathered outside the embassy, as he said, this has been going on to say is what is really the only day of disruption they have resistance city. well, uh and it's been happening since 630 this morning. lots of people who am some of them are off right. but, you know, very, very, very proud the old saying and various different places on the train station, right or wrong will be going to the 9 where and tell her be where most of the protest to happen every saturday night starts to get. these have been going on 7 moms now. this is a and unusual one minutes during the week, but they all becoming a regular the during the week. as the vote for the taking a reform will come to the connected as, as what will happen next week. we're expecting the 2 final version of one particular move from is major judicial eval to be going for a final word next week. and that is why everyone is out today. really trying to voice their conc

u. s. on to various gabriel, i was on. jo has more from miami, the number to. 2 yes, it's were you know, missy has come to miami thousands of bands. welcome to football superstar, as he was introduced this week as the newest member of the enter miami. write us out. the question is, why did arguably the greatest football player of his generation choose to leave europe and continue his career it into miami, one of the worst teams in the m o. s. once beleaguered professional football league in america. the reasons are many. first mess you will see you at home in miami, a city with the largest origin time population in the us and the miami. so not only be a player, but also an owner, initially signed a $150000000.00 contract with enter miami. that will also give him part equity in the teen. something he wouldn't have had playing anywhere else. and the deed assigned him to a lucrative revenue sharing agreement that could tack on hundreds of millions of more to his annual income. long after his scor

s. b, in the course of the investigation. the detainees confirmed the preparation of assassination attempts on behalf of the s b u, for reward of 1500000 roubles for each murder, the investigative committee of russia. will initiate criminal cases, aggravated by extremist and terrorist motives against the detainees. it's a significant plus that they maintain that uh these individuals have been offered significant cash rewards for each chewing. again, another echo of the cynicism of this assault on to on i'm defense, this women a k, 47 roy fulls a or a relief. and at least an individual's life were recovered. a lot of munitions and a lot of the paraphernalia of the far right. as well flags function sign codes, this type of a pernicious type of uh, equipment. they are also named as a group called paragraph 8888 being a reference in nazi parlance to heil hitler. and we actually can have a look at some of the footage of one of the suspects that has been captured exclusively on the physically to was used to. so i created the new nazi group, paragraph $88.00, after which i conducted the secure to service of ukraine, who put up blue

u. s. military stuff. deluca on social media bonus doesn't hide. his ties with the u. s. department of defense is military and scientific specialization is insects as deadly disease carriers and joshua boss to live philip typical us leveled them. what is it? i'm what's going on with that development across club, but 10 subjects is job who i have to go with knowing that i'll be sonya stuck at dunham voltage at those stories to know um good boy will put it in. does not change . it doesn't gulf coast, don't start those stories to ops and deals with the kids. what else that i was trying to do more than i think it was huge, contained that it says that it was one. let me move stories and less sort of thing . and bill of that cannot also know up, but it's to me to confirm that it's an improved model of the goes bomb showcase to the unit 731 museum in hobbin. and i just did. it's still not some of the know for well the center of bottled water is starting us out on saying and now we're not showing it. so for schools to sort of most of them, your new national athletics ducks buil

u. s. one that really threatens women's reproductive health. so the news now and europe could see its highest temperature ever recorded this week. some parts of southern europe are registering temperatures in excess of $45.00 degrees celsius in greece, taurus in particular with left sweltering jones. throughout the list is in athens. with more the people have been preparing. as they went out to see the monuments likes the acropolis behind me by drinking water, making sure they had the hats on and so on. but the most important thing that we saw visitors, tourists do here, was the, goes to the acropolis early in the day. around 1 o'clock local time, we saw that the number of visitors to the property has dropped dramatically, almost really to a trickle. and that is why you're seeing very, very few people up there. now normally you would be able to see crowds in the camera shop behind me just all over the, the walls in front of the post and on building. you can't really see people there now, and that's because they've hated the government's advice

i see this primarily as really, frankly, a proxy war on russia's border that is being pursued by the u. s. and then, you know, powers the hang on. i guess i'll just do a slide view though because i've spoken of should this but think you'd be willing to go onto facebook and catch up to see what was the some of the most areas close. i use this key members here when there was a resume and they did it through it when williams saying, if they have come, you love, it even goes faster than that. oh my gosh, residual. because i need for someone to bring, i need ship escalating. somebody took the 1st test, one is correct, is that correct? those companies when we're dealing with a certain changes that go to pretty good to do so instead of with the blue, i'm going to shoot to get them so. so here through the or the same thing you know for the low step in this concept of the math concepts for the keyless when from the, from the hours from the end to the do it in b, c differing. you could keep the way in the pollutants, just give us an edge. it's on the shift store, was the same little ball coming in.

someone who is said, unless the us propose to win a new thing award risk losing one for a deputy undersecretary of the u. s. navy dr. seth crops, the president of yorktown institute joins me now. thank you so much. that's for coming on. i mean, they're just off and on the bill in the as last week. i did it with some people to this it lensky was acting acting up. i don't know whether anyone to the data it was going to lead me to create in the middle of a war and whether he was in fact, just to ask thing and whether even major membership is that important given that, you know, present, leaving us who would come to the age of japan, if it was boomed. mary mayo, members, uh, provided russia where is an incentive to fight on by failing to agree on how and under what circumstances are most important when your grade would be admitted to nato. so that means that the signals trying to pull is that uh, western resolve is uh cranking and that, uh is objective, can be to outlast the resolve of the atlantic alliance. and when a new, great, i mean, you're an expert in all or an expert in information warfare cuz you, you

on i've got to spend branch of islamic state was behind this attack. and the reason i say that is that indeed this is womach state has targeted the j u. i s political party in the past in great part because the j u i s has, are some of the leaders at least have expressed support for the child on and islamic state course on his arrival it's all about. and so i think that as long as the state uh is seeking to um, to target this group that is expressed support for, for the to all of on a key islamic state rival. but indeed emphasize that we still have not had a formal claimant responsibility by any group as of yet. yeah, michael, let's just say the pack us down and tell about the ttp came out to condemn the attack. how significant was this move given that the finger of suspicion would also have been pointed at them? all right, well that means indeed, that's what one was saying because the vast majority of the tax impact sent over the last 2 years had been carried out by that group. that's because one of the told on took over in afghanistan almost 2 years ago. the pakistani taiwan, which is ideologically align with the taliban in afghanistan,

u. s. is one of the countries being swept by high temperatures. millions of people have been advised to take extra precautions during the heat wave by kind of reports. it's a some of discontent to mid scorching temperatures. rick, hold off the record set to be shifted in the sweltering heat. 85000000 people and the heat alerts is really crazy. you can go outside really without feeling like you're going to test and pads with the heat expectations of more heavy rains of the unprecedented flooding in the northeast of the us. a direct consequence say experts of climate change, human cause climate change also causes rainfall to be more extreme. we're atmosphere holds more moisture. so when a storm system comes, it's dumping out much larger amounts of water. california is death valley is full costs to reach higher than 54 degrees celsius. this weekend in texas, officials are anxious to be monitoring the venerable power good demand for cooling power. heating a rick hold for the 2nd day in a row, and the

u. s. and one of the poorest experts say it all helps create a cycle of violence. poverty, unemployment, an education system that continues to not work for all of the children here. but at the same time, in order for us to keep the community safe, including those children, it is really a pressing matter. it is urgent that we get a handle on the violence. the police shooting says a big part of the problem is that they are short staffed. they're down 700 police officers and hiring here has been difficult. but the problem is years old and the baltimore p. d. s. had problems of its own know task back. in 2015, large protest followed the death of freddy gray in police custody. more recently, a massive police corruption scandal more than a dozen officers arrested for robbing drug dealers of guns and drugs to sell themselves. baltimore is a city in crisis at $830.00 more gun violence victims to an already long list. patty calling al jazeera, so you cry now when tens fighting is taking place on several fro

the most of the come on the al serra, the west wing drugs pro u. s. secret service finds at the back of cook on the floor of a wife's house and loving the dawn, seeing the blaze away. so i'm not used to using saucer to keep depression that day the the, brought to you by visit capital. hello, welcome. some of the look at the international full costs. we've had some very live you storms and across the us, so you can see this line of cloud and right now that sky to freshen things up as we go through the next style. so how does that? that's where we still have some very, i'll say are in place, so that the to celsius. there we go to west $31.00 full to run. so we're in the thirty's down across the east and save another coast out across the deep south that severe dangerous heat continues. and it will plumas hate that to around the south west through arizona, southern parts of california. i hate, we'll get squeeze a little further east, which as we go through the next couple of days, that is the nice picture for friday will getting down into the will the mi

so that the news just coming in to us on or i to a former high ranking u. s. navy official, is today's gast, i'm going under broad. she talks nato's defacto rejection of kia on the risk of neutral or escalation in the new crane concept that's all ahead. stay with us. the i'm action or time. see and welcome back to going underground will cost people around the world from dubai in the u. a, what do you make of last week's nature? somebody seems, if you ain, you're a nation on the board with russia, which has a new limits partnership with china. well perhaps today is 60 percent of us read the so called small boy nuclear weapons death north west. las vegas might be instructive with me now from washington, dc to someone who is said, unless the us proposed when a new day award risk losing one for the deputy undersecretary. the u. s. navy doctor says crops the president of yorktown institute joins me now. thank you. so much that's for coming on, i mean they're just not off and on the bill and the as last week, i did it with some people who has a landscape is acting

their content on social media, that's according to a report from the house judiciary committee, citing documents from the parent companies of facebook and google eclipse, that ukraine's s b. u would slide content on social media and then send it over to the f b. i who then reached out to the companies themselves and requested to have that content removed in so doing the f b. i violated the 1st amendment rights of americans and potentially undermined our national security in light of well documented instances of the f b i civil liberties abuses. this new information raises grave concerns about the f, b, i's credibility as a nation's premier law enforcement organization. but the story wouldn't be complete without accusations or russian involvement. right? well the focus of the report isn't just on the f, b i and it says or shit. but also on the claim that the s b u was quote, widely known to be infiltrated by russian online forces that claim was made without any evidence. as the report detailed the ways in which the f b, i use anything it believe to come from you premium intelligence to the males. social media companies center individuals that included a verified us state dep

to say they had and last thing, as he made for the boat to so many questions, we have heard from one u. s. military official. who said it's not no for the someone be escorted to, for extradition to end up on a tour of the deal with the tries and but this is what the defense secretary had to say just a few moments ago. yeah. what i can confirm in that i would say upfront that were very early in this event. and so there's a lot of that that we're still trying to learn. but what we do know is that one of our service members who was on an tour will slowly and without authorization cross the military demarcation line. we believe that he is in the b r k custody. and so we're closely monitoring and investigating the situation and working to notify the soldiers next to ken and engaging to address the sense of it. in terms of my concerns i'm, i'm absolutely for most concerned about the welfare of our troops. and so we will remain focused on this and again this, this will develop the next several days now and i will keep you posted. so see how, what sorts of different logic efforts are taking place

on hold. for oregon happened as the u. s. secretary of state on the same thing and it was the visiting brisbin where he attended an annual meeting with his training as foreign and defense ministers. discussions having to to the advanced and climate to clean energy plans. but it's been regional security. that's really the domination of these tools. the impression you've raised with my colleagues just underscores the absolute imperative of working to maintain the status quo when it comes to taiwan and making sure that no one engages and actions unilaterally. that could disrupt that, that status quo. that's what all of us are our focus on as well sir clock has been following that. mazing forest and brisbin. they've always been told why it's going to be about boosting regional security and infringing military cooperation between the united states and australia. to count us, china's increasing an influence, an expansion potential, military expansion, in the end of a civic. now the us is expanding its pick print in australia, and

like to welcome daniel as hamilton and a senior fellow at johns hopkins university and the next bid on u. s. foreign policy in washington dc daniels. thanks so much for your time. i'd like to begin by asking you, in your opinion, how significant are these commitments and security guarantees that ukraine has been given? was this the best that nice or latest could also as well. i think it's important to look at the context um the ukraine and nato are working hand in glove right now on so many different issues. not only in terms of the provision of defense material, but in terms of all sorts of efforts to help you currently in society against the on flux, the russians have done so because at the summit that out in bill, in the us, they have committed to further increase those preparation step up to the milk some provision the military needs and may be announced, but that's not last of it is that the g 7 countries have also issued a communique in which they are going to now negotiate with ukraine. additional security guarantees beyond the nato ukraine partnership. so altogether that's quite sig

together to address the ex essential threats of climate change. judge will talk to, to focus on climate finance and the u. s. has defended plans to supply cluster munitions to ukraine. the controversial weapons of done by both the $100.00 countries. one time says it's aware of the risk to civilians but couldn't needs ukrainian troops defenseless. well, you're cutting cities near the border with the russian. have a long history of russian influence shaped their identity. now love to move in the air of being bombarded by russian artillery, trying to reconcile the past with the present, shown to help report stuff from coach chief. it is been removing the symbols of its soviet passed since independence in 1991. you can now cheaply buy a bust of linen, should you won't one, but collect to follow to me, lindsey says, nobody does cause that to do that. it's in your true level. i think it is so important, it is history. and if you forget history, then there's nothing left. for many, it is history that has delivered war and with it, the process known as the communities ation has given way to the rustic vacation. the

i see this primarily as really, frankly, a proxy war on russia's border that is being pursued by the u. s. and then you know, powers the hang on, i guess i'll just be the closest because i've spoken to the police troops kind of shoot this, but don't give you leave to go on. so if you scroll down, catch up to see it was, this will bring us as close. i use this key members to really it was easy limited through williams. so even if they have kind of repeating the question asker by next i have, uh uh, i'm not sure if each of them then if there's a mind debris, i need shit that escalated. somebody took a virus test. one that is correct is took those committees list with a certain changes that go to pretty good to do so instead of with the blue one that you choose to put them so. so here, through the scenario, talk slowly like what else we did receive dis chip it as partial partial street. like the chest, the fusion you said all the way us why get those folks to reduce the terms that you might show us my, my shooting us cause any place or the delay and especially before the workshop search to b

u. s. military stuff and deluca on social media boss doesn't hide. his ties with the u. s. department of defense is military and scientific specialization is insects as deadly disease carriers and joshua boss to live. so a typical assault and what i'm, what's going on with that development across club agenda is job who i have to go with knowing that i'll be sonya docket that on both sides, adults stories to know um, good boy will put in as much genius as that goes because don't store adults stores to ops, so just the kids sort of cut off to do more than a photos which contain it. it says that it was only move from its stories at the low sort of thing and bill of that cannot also know up. but it's to me to confirm that it's an improve model of the goes bomb. showcased the unit 731 museum in hobbin. and i just did. it's still not some of the do for well the center of bottled water is starting us out on saying and now we're showing it. so for schools to sort of, most of your new national products ducks building is wired, some guess it's new move because it, because the cars

the bill enables us authorities to gather information on u. ssuspected of being involved with possible spies or terrorists. 3.39 million searches were conducted by the fbi in 2021 under christopher wray. christie's buddy. u s. intelligence officials have indicated that was up from just 1.2 million. in 2020. that means the biden department of justice and fbi massively increased secret domestic surveillance by over 300% and a third of the searches that were sought by the fbi and secretly authorized by a federal judge. we're supposedly in error. this is a stanek. it is unprecedented seasons have fbi agents have turned whistleblowers? they have bravely come forward to report agency abuses to congress. they've been severely punished by fbi brass. that's christopher wray in a report titled fbi whistleblower. testimony highlights government abuse, misallocation of resources and retaliation whistleblowers have had their security clearances revoked didn't suspended without pay. some have been left homeless for speaking up on abuses, their witness reports

prepared to deal with the payment problem, which is going to be the number one security problem going forward. indeed, in fact the u, the u. s. military is probably one of the biggest polluters because of the emissions of greenhouse gas is associated with its activity. so not as not only is it not fit for purpose for the new security regime that the global whole world is going to have to face. this is not the country of this country. this is the world against splendid change. and we are not ready for it, and we need to change the way we do things. so. so when i'm drunk, terry won't engaging that the us in china are running out of time to avoid a hiring future is what he said. to what extent is it already too, too late for that that we've passed the tipping point here? the future is now about mitigating the effects. and as i can see you shaking your head or come back to you in just a minute but, but just quickly, so i single because i want to bring you only back into the discussion is sure. so we, we have to work 2 times the immediate emergency crisis time scale is dealing with the impacts of climate change that are happening

u. s. and this one has long had close and frankly, political ties, despite differences of a settlement policy and the treatment of the palestinian territories. common security and geo political interests have prove it to the hearts as prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his latest political course. the relationship has become more difficult, although presidential bite and just invited mister nathan young to the white house . he has also been open to the critical of the new controversial writing government . he said in an interview, i am one of those that believes israel is almost a security risk for 2 state solution. there was some very extreme elements in the government, us. and so it's not prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who will be at the capital to mark is rode 75th anniversary. instead of really president iso counsel court addresses congress in a joint session. this could you saw it and then you all government and it slides to reform that additional rate system. but also that efforts to find a compromise between the government and opposition. and israel compromised seems hard to come b

it's on the camp. coolest most most those come here now, just area including a u. s. government report on the chaotic evacuations. my dentist on criticizes decisions made by boat showed by donald trump pockets. tom gets a multi $1000000000.00 available here. what the i am at once in which a more in the states, the frank assessments. quite frankly, elizabeth dressed the elephant in the room. the reason of the south koreans want their own nuclear deterrence is because they don't trust the us informed opinions. fighting has basically lock this thing up so far, or that it is impossible virtually for somebody else 7 to the race at this point. in depth analysis of the days headlines, so then by the end of the states that there is no strong government to control and which means that this might affect other countries inside story on al jazeera july on, i guess the thing goes to the post office, the local election, sort of shift to the right click the country with me. so now they deal with the info, right? government $11.00 piece meets the indian women, breaking down gender b

on the hit when you're trying to portray the world has now become multiple or is no longer a place for the u. s. and you'd have to have the last word. and as our leader one said, the u. s. has been thrown into the garbage can. if history today, we need to strength, no choice without neighbors. the dollarization is one of this objects that toss the agenda of this. there's a c o session for around the fall of the dollar and the global financial service company in the end of usaa insurance. that are several of the countries banking system from the rest of the world. now addition to donor and using alternative groceries in february for the runs, returning to the global market, showing how my quote can move in as the sean high corporation organizations can help or control reduces depends. and so the goal or this could help regional countries, significantly tips ethic, another growth, because the us dollar has multiplies the world economy. now we can bring the us, but now probably by using local currencies, no trade with the regional countries. many people the wrong believe that the revival of the 20

political tensions gains to reduce its dependence on its biggest trading process, but not at all costs. joe biden and visits nato's newest member. the u. s. president is on ross's doorstep in for lunch to meet with norfolk leaves, the colors and i have summit that brought you crane a little closer to the military alliance. the i've been visible and woke up. we stop with breaking news. the united nations schuman bryant's office, says it's found evidence of a mass grave incidence west of full region where at least $87.00 people were buried last month. the un office says it has credible information that the break away rapid support forces, power, and military, and their allies carried out the mascot. it says many of the buried people belong to the ethnic african muscle. each group. their bodies were dumped into shallow graves near the city of age and 9. uh if 5 months has escalated in recent weeks with rifle military factions, both a month sale, i will have more details on that as they come in to us. we're turning to our other top stories though. germany's cabinet has approved. the major strategy for dealing with china is biggest trading pa

u. s. and 8 on must support defend ukraine is something we promised them when they became a cyber nation. in fact that i'd turn your argument on its head, i'd say when this whole situation is something that is a, is a disaster for russia that it created for itself. when it started in 2005 to try to assassinate victor. you shouldn't call the president of ukraine and then blame the u. s. and the west for the stabilizer in victor, yanna coal, which in 2014, when it was in fact the corruption and of that regina to craniums themselves. i know early point one, but you said to solve a nation, we have the phone call a victorian newland deciding on who becomes the leader of ukraine in 2014. don't weigh so. no, no, and i was a u. s. s o n t, who is now in the, by the ministration. who decided i just worry, brainstorming. yes. and in fact, the idea that the u. s. has some puppet master a new trainer for that, frankly, anywhere in the world. people who wants to youtube video of newland decide who's going to run ukraine and as far as over in the nation, are you saying therefore that zalinski is in cha

soon as add one of the protests into low beat that for us we're back and forth is, i'll call and visit dave resistance. what more can you tell us? forget, i'm actually dining outside the u. s. embassy in tennessee on the beach front. there are now quite a few 100, you know, thousands of people standing here gathered outside the embassy. as you say, this has been going on all day is what is riley's including the day of disruption a day of resistance? have you? well, i had, it has been happening since 630 this morning. we've got lots of people here in the drought. right. but, you know, very, very, very been found the old thing and various different places on the train station by the wrong, will be going to the 9 where and tell her be where most of the protest to happen every saturday night starts to get. these have been going on 7 moms now. this is an unusual one that of during the week, but they all becoming a regular that, that during the week as the votes of it takes it, a reform will come to the connected as, as what will happen next. we were expecting the 2 final version of one particular move from the major additional or the whole to be going to the excessive for a fin

you in the report on the inside correspondence is on the ground of reporting from across the continent. all the french stuff from outside to u. d. w. 's africa every friday on dw one continent, 700000000 people with their own personal stories. we are, every day likes what europeans fear and what they hope for focus on your own dw, the, the, the, this is dw dues live it from berlin. israel says it's rated a militant stronghold of the occupied westbank because really forces used drones to strike targets in the town to janine. and what it says was a counter terrorism operation. palestinian officials say at least 8 people were killed and destroy.

u. s. war crimes. in the van biggest u. s. military information leak in history. we have a different kind of revealing of tubes on today's show, the former pentagons, chuck spin, a famous for what was coined the spinney report, which criticized us defense spending and the pursuit of complex weapons. with a u. s. military strategist, of 20 years. y'all gives his ground breaking eighty's report along with subsequent reports. he's written over the years or more relevant today than ever this while the united states, the country with the highest military budget in the world, arguably spins out of control when it comes to defense. pouring weapons into ukraine is part of the nature of proxy. what with russia, he joins me for today's episode from arlington in virginia. chuck, thank so much for coming on, you know, just last week's going on the ground. we had larry larry wilkerson, the former, cheapest job to the secretary of state, and he said, people are building extensions to their homes in virginia and maryland. you're going to have to rim claim does a, just a very briefly about your revelations and the i understand t

ones. for use, the u. s. assumed that it could manage china's rise by binding china tied to into the world system of trade. and by the fact that china would become more democratic, will open this result. this didn't happen. but china is still became very tightly bound into the us economy on division by cheap chinese manufacturing by chinese labor. china is going to a point now where it is a real produces technologically advanced goods and solar and electric vehicles and causing general as well. at the same time, there's been these constant military junction, taiwan, where on that today is con, between its technology computers and 70 countries with walls. the usaa insurance, i mean they're, they're fortunate by the washington post. not even tony. so many doctors are present in the chinese missiles bunch of that's, i was in the meantime, their president and iphones, electronic vehicles, p. s for the and also some other high in electronics. and so it points to the odd interdependency of the 2 laws. there are so

u . s. president is on a 3 nation trip to europe, which will culminate in that nato. somebody's in lithuania, on choose day. i was full such as the following events from london's downing street so well the usual very sol, some expressions of unity and the lines from both president biden and risky. so not good behind that. there are some tensions and some differences in policy when it comes to ukraine. nice know, typically most recently over the exports of cost to munitions to ukraine, which the president has now committed to as a member of the convention on costing munitions. the case is obliged to oppose such measures and that's something the dining street says that the prime minister soon acted in person during the talks. it's unlikely that this different goes difference goes much beyond that, but it is a point of difference. perhaps the most significant one is on the pace of ukraine's eventual expression to nato membership. the united states as seems to be considerably more reluctant. there's also been differences between the u. k and some other west allies of us and washington on a presi

and it's on the u. s. costs that can provide that injunctive relief. but this is not confined to the cartels, the low tire land is known to be the largest importer of us fire arms, which so the worst episode of gun violence and its history. the last year when 36 people were killed by a madman with a us supplied gun us weapons left behind in afghanistan have re surface in a separate conflict army militants in the region of kashmir. the fatality and now has more black hawk helicopters than $85.00. so the countries in the world, the outside an isis k still exist in our growing and afghanistan. and eventually they acquire these weapons. that's in addition to the weapons supply by america to sodium ravia, keeping the war hot in humans. the global repercussions of u. s. arms exports have very serious questions about their effects on international security and stability. we use the country have been focused on stopping the pool of ration of weapons of mass destruction. but if you look at how civilians died in armed conflicts around the world, it's hard not to

sides korea and sweden to gather information on the face of a us soldier who crossed into north korean. officials say, travis king was facing discharged from u. s. army when he fled, while on a tour of the demilitarized zone. women have taken to the streets in the ass gunk half to a couple to protest the telephones decision to close. the salon's nationwide. security forces broke up the demonstration using tasers and fire hoses. the band as to the number, the growing number of restrictions on women's freedom seems to tell a bunch of power. a video, released by a wagner affiliated to telegraph channel, appears to show mercenary chief gift any precautions. speaking to his troops and bella roost, he can be hard to 9 seeing the progress of russia's invasion of ukraine is the 1st time that provision has been seen on video since he led a rebellion against moscow in june of the to the war. and you create night and keys has called for more air defense systems. after rushes, aerial attacks on his black sea coast. the bombardment damaged critical port infrastructure, including oil on green terminals in odessa and nearby to an are in a more ukrainian offic

to someone who is said, unless the us proposed when a new the award risk losing one for the deputy undersecretary of u. s. navy dr. seth crops, the president of yorktown institute, joins me now. thank you. so much that's for coming on. i been there just off and on the bill and the as last week. i did it with some people. those are lensky was acting, acting up. i don't know whether anyone to the day there was going to had meet ukraine in the middle of a war and whether he was in fact just acting on the weather or even nature. membership is that important, given that the, you know, present, leaving us would come to the age of japan. if it was boomed. mary mayo, members, uh, provided russia. where is that incentive to fight on by failing to agree on how and under what circumstances are most important when your grade would be admitted to nato. so that means that the signal sent to pool is that uh, western resolve is uh cranking and then uh is subjective, can be to outlast the resolve of the atlantic alliance. and with a new grain, i mean, you're an expert in all or an expert in information war fact as you do

u. s. . this would be one of many, many strong pieces of evidence. it is really, more of a building block that a chargeable offense in and of itself. just like the raffensperger call, you have testimony in this case about trump saying, we need this many votes. all of this goes into the pot of evidence, showing they have this illegal motive and they, meaning trump has, allies conspired to overturn the election. >> because it's part of a pattern? >> just because it goes to the conspiracy. conspiracy is an agreement between two people or more to do some illegal objective. the illegal objective is the overturning of the election. this is a piece of evidence that he and others were on the same page and they are taking action to try to get that done. >> david, do you ever think raffensperger in georgia obviously didn't go to find the votes that trump asked him to. governor ducey obviously didn't go try to overthrow anything in arizona. do you ever sit and think about what would've happened had that on something? >> if they had actually changed votes? >> ye