u. s. over the past decade, america has bombed and china has built. hillary, do you think that china is a threats to us diplomatic supremacy? certainly, it's rep to us dominance in the region. that's been clear now for many, many years. and certainly has accelerated under a divided administration, and the administration is concerned about that. they're acting on that. remember they came into office as president binding himself declaring that he was going to treat saudi arabia as the cry of that they are. he was going to refuse to do with prompt ribs mahogany, been some odd and only dane himself to deal with saudi arabia's king. it has been a frankly humiliating reversal and u. s. policy. really recognizing that they need the saudis not necessarily only to achieve goals, but to prevent the saudis from undermining the body ministrations for a policy agenda as well as its domestic politics going into the 2024 election here . abilities. oh gosh and, and the, the, there is still a relationship betwee

that will continue to stay focused on the trip was postpone following the spied balloon incident over the u. s. format extensions rising between the united states and china, over a chinese 5 balloon that the chinese 5 balloon that flew across the u. s. back in february, was able to gather intelligence from several military sites. and then we shut it down, sending a clear message, clear message. the violation of our sovereignty is unacceptable. well, earlier we spoke to nelson wong, the vice chairman of the shanghai send, have a written packet international studies that mr. wong's site is that dependent guns statement and admissions about the balloon, while it leaves many more questions. now the nonsense. a late statement from the pentagon is somewhat confusing because we don't know what was the occasion for the pentagon to makes that statement also is and seems to you to pilot that was flying on top of the blue or rated confirm that they did not collect any information while flying over canada and the us for a week. why the white house do decided to shoot? now, my 3rd question is why the penta

u. s. and nato have over $600.00 military base is world wide. russia has just 18, but the west still claims that russia has aggressive intent by turning those russians, the soviets. and so it is dangerous boy, a man that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy to create this image in the soviets. as out for world conquest, which was not the case, then bar, now the nato should have died, but they want to give it meaning. it is about infect, created by nature, nature has business machine because you must remember if nature where this by the shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large office companies would lose millions and millions. they'd only have one units instead of 2 yards, each 0, there wouldn't be a terrible there's a simple method to put a device with the rest of the world. the will say we was forced to seize the territories, right. in order to maintain security, adult had left the brain border, security and democracy. the reasons used to justify martin was waged by nato and led by the us. the not was, i'm in school main phone, feeling data to been no

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it tries to get new jelly on his side over those war crane avoiding jail. the u. s. president's son hunter has reportedly reached a free deal allowing him to escape any present time for a legal possession in an tax evasion, the scaling speed of saddam's be syncing to death and destruction. ease and disadvantage. b, u. n. warrens of the consequences of the ongoing war and sudan as another sees fired back by the us and saudi arabia breaks down with both sides, the keys in each other, a violation the coming to live from the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel, blah. that's here with the top stories of our welcome to the program. and we begin with the latest developments from the front lines. russia, ministry of defense says that several attacks, but you premium forces happened, repelled by russia's ball, stock assault group, for example, roshi and south done. yet. the footage, released by the russian defense ministry shows troops in action and the past 24 hours. several attempts to break through russian defences are side to have been foiled. earlie

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but larger questions still boom over the u. s. india relationship. there is the issue of democratic backsliding in india and how india has failed to join the us and its allies in condemning russia over its invasion of ukraine. but most of the state visit is symbolic of a longer term that, that washington is making, that pulling all the stops to pull india into the us is orbit, will improve its defensive position in the indo pacific and convince new delhi to find ways to bridge some of its differences in mindset with washington, despite its desire for strategic autonomy. joining us is con, to best buy from the lead klein, you school of public policy at the national university of singapore, a professor. it looks like quite the red carpet. the americans have rolled out for moody. what does that signal? i think the united states is obviously quite keen to engage in their father geopolitically, economically and even politically culturally. and i think from the american side, you know, i think president biden has it in view that uh, some of these popular an

u. s. has wrapped up over $600000000.00 and unpaid membership fees, which it will have to pay off before being reinstated. washington has requested $150000000.00 from congress for the next 2 years federal budgets to cover the vac payments. now the white house link is plans to redraw nass go with this bid to calendar china and the fields of science, culture and education. if we do choose to rejoin, it will help address a critical gap in a global leadership to kids and capacity. and it will also help us address a key about unity cost that all absence is created in our global competition with china. so while the us state department has named china as enough goes single largest contributor, the organizations involvement in developing international artificial intelligence guidelines is under scrutiny. washington wants to rejoin unesco to prevent vision from having sol input in the ethical frameworks imposed on classrooms and scientific laboratories. with forces in the white house saying they're serious about the digital age of competition with china, something the us seemingly hadn't taken into acc

u. s is by far the largest historical emitter responsible for over 20 percent of oil emissions, and the u. s. coast behind. however, with one of this information to me seems to deflect and rather suggest that an older population of humans is the bigger contributing factor to this problem. further insinuating, the africa and her birth rate last way at the home of this issue. i've been to number of african countries where they're very proud of their increased birth rate, but the fact is it's unsustainable for life to the lead loan. when you add the future numbers, can excellence is on typical of western lum accountability. when it comes to the rooms of the world and who bates and then to blame it on an africa for centuries, the u. s. has gained in numerous capitalistic ways from building fossil fuel redress is owed by the global north to the global south. for the 1st world and rich wisdom countries, we have a high of carbon footprint, but regions most affected by time of change produced smola, carbon emissions. so we all need to be honest about where we find ourselves. it is true that 20 c

u. s. b, u. s. is alone reco them over. craig need, is it? it doesn't like, but it comes, that message has been look, you know, we know you're looking at us, but it wasn't god, this is an internal russian matter. all of us. we know we, we didn't have anything to do is we were just watching it. we were just watching it . and indeed, we were told that bite and held several calls with the western alliance. say look, don't say anything about this. we're just going to watch this. we don't want to get to have any suggestions that we're supporting, the valve, the group overturn over trying vladimir version or something, some sort of attempt of whatever we we then what actually did did happen to above. the group says that this was simply an internal matcher. about military and military policy and you can sort of see why because the volunteer group is a site suppose a terrorist organization according to the us, not us is often used and suppose that enemies in the world to fight the games of adversaries in the past. and there's another reason why i thi

learn incident over the u. s. format extensions rising between the united states and china, over a chinese 5 balloon that the chinese 5 balloon that flew across the us back in february was able to gather intelligence from several military sites. then we shut it down. so need a clear message, clear message. the violation of our sovereignty is unacceptable that as well as live now to nelson, a long life chairman of the same high sense of rim and international studies, nelson eval, was a pleasure to see, is a. now this story is just come out, so i wait and this story i think does come out, but this report says, does come out. why do you think this has come out now? and what do you think of the statement that the chinese berlin, i quote, didn't collect any intelligence data as well. a might be less than full and all failing to see the whole picture about to me. this statement from the pentecostal is somewhat confusing because we don't know what was the occasion for the pentagon to makes that statement also is and see

learn incident over the u. s. for medic, tensions rising between the united states and china over a chinese 5 balloon that the chinese 5 balloon that flew across the us back in february was able to gather intelligence from several military sites. and then we shut it down. so need a clear message. clear message. the violation of our sovereignty is unacceptable. well, there was by the nelson wong vice chairman of the shanghai side of a room talking international studies. and he says that the pentagon statement that the balloon was not collecting intelligence data, certainly leaves many more questions than a. a late statement from the pentagon is somewhat confusing because we don't know what was the occasion for the pentagon to makes that statement also is and seems to you to pilot that was flying on top of the blue or rated confirm that they did not collect any information while flying over canada and the us for a week. why the white house do decided to shoot? now, my 3rd question is why the pentagon has decided to m

i stepped up as concerns over dislodge, to land mines and grain shortages from the rupture down pro donuts, trump is facing his most serious legal trouble. the u. s. department of justice unveiled indictments against the former president over his electric mishandling of the secrets. documents the hello monica jones. good to have you with us in columbia for children who went missing off to a plane crash over the rain forest. last month's up and find a life, it's the result of a massive rescue operation conducted by the army and volunteers. the children from an indigenous communities spend 40 days in the jungle before being found. a it's a story of survival for the ages. for children lost in the columbia, and amazon has been rescued. president gustavo petro broke the news on twitter, calling it a joy for the whole country. that one's own most the children were alone. they used me, they made it on their own. they have set an example for survival that will go down in history to get on the story of the siblings aged $139.00 full and one somehow survived. after the small plane they were traveling and crashed over the rain forest. on the 1st of may, the

u. s. has largely fall over the one time the principal that is the, you know, there's a successful the never a set of this of once the principal because the understand that's the cornerstone of this. it's on the us relationship. but usually you as the, wow, this is one time baseball and that is the batteries, the red line of china. and then we all like, it was the breakdown of these by that relationship. and then as you know, many of the call there will be a devastating cost was not only between the 2 companies, but also this weekend and to the higher world. so all these recently years we have seen the last, the is increasingly challenging. this 110 office, following the especially when biting on about a on several occasions actually, you know, we was you guys advisors why the us will said choose students have why? he said yes. so that's so valid on their own wines on all of it. so i think that there is a loss of its loss on the tire size in the way it has to be all on the talk to you a, you know, i like a nice work about the, the pretty good you know, his wife and up as full body and we'll

october suspected chinese bible that in flu, over the u. s. bank and engine are expected to discuss the taiwan as well as trade on the south china sea and a phone call. last week. she said the us it should stop interfering in china's internal affairs. i knew 3 days as far as the gun ensued on the truce, brokers by the us, and so they have a be a follows the kenning on saturday of 17 people and an air strikes on the capital costume. so don's armies being boxing the pot of military rapids support forces since april pose of oakland. and molly, for the constitutional referendum is the 1st in the series of polls that will enable the transition from military to civilian rules. but opponents say that proposals will give the president of too much power. the military sees controlled in 2021. are there on this president abraham, while i, as it has been officially invited to visit saudi arabia in the mesa sign of improvement relations between the gulf arrivals. society followed him in a separate, suffice of being fox, and also made the invitation. durin

back in february, a suspect a tiny spy balloon was detected flying over the u. s. lincolns trip is looking to setup systems to avoid similar incidents. china has repeatedly calls in the us to not interfere and its sovereignty or domestic affairs . the world's top to economy seemed to be at odds now over a growing list of issues. we found out that some deal i would like to emphasize once again that the us should not be bound to size about dealing with china based on fission of power domino, china and us must develop the relationship on the basis of mutual respect and equality. lincoln is the highest level of us official to visit china in 5 years. now, governments across the world are waiting to see if this is it will lead to any concrete results. patsy, a little pennsylvania for insights towards the . all right, let's go ahead and meet our guests. engaging is on our tag in china. if there's analysts and senior fellow at the tire institute, that's a chinese geopolitical think tank and culture, sir in england, is natasha lynch, that deputy dean and professor at the u

u. s. government figured shows that over to 150000 children and for the us illegally can appear to 13 months. the economic situation is the driving force. many have lost hope that anything will change due, but has prided itself on its universal care and education system. funding increasing migration has presented a new challenge, an aging population, people who are too old to leave, but unable to survive if they stay. the indians, worst trained accident in decades, has killed more than 280 the armies helping to rescue dozens of people still believe to be trapped. the, i don't know about the center. this is obviously rely from doha also coming up. so it ends on me brings in reinforcements. one of the capital talk to struggles under more shelling and artillery fire started.

u. s. navy, which killed all over 290 people on board the doing plane for 35 years on there. one is, are still waiting for an apology from washington. i believe that that's a captain of the ship william rogers. maybe it was his name. uh rogers, i know his last name was rogers. uh i believe that he knew it was a passenger plane and he was ordered to to shoot it down. and uh, unfortunately hundreds of innocent people lost their lives its, it's a great tragedy. i, i'm not aware. it's maybe maybe they did, but i'm not aware of the us government ever paid any kind of reparations or damages to the iranian families that, that lost family members on that flight. in 1981, the notorious terrace groups majority in account organization known as the m k. o m u k. well, i'm the headquarters overwhelms as well. i'm a group of with party dealing several officials, including your role. then just as chief mohammed, the history activists, it'd be enter your 3rd group has enjoyed significant support from washington, strep throat, all you is at the chevy and one of the engine main actions carried

the spanish company, telephonic, a, german rail, and french car manufacturer over know, are all affected. u. s. companies, cyber security ventures predicts that cyber attacks will lead to global damages with around 7 trillion u as dollars in 2022. from most countries, there's more than that d. d. p, leaving financial demons aside. cyber attacks could also be life threatening. most parts of the critical infrastructure as simply and adequately protected. how come and what can we do to change this? according to experts, the main reason for week spawns is outdated security systems used by companies. this makes them vulnerable. a lot of critical infrastructure is less mature, is not necessarily big multi nationals. it might be local or regional providers. it's those that are often the most vulnerable as a not able to invest in security in the same way as large scale providers. and that means it's not need that great to a number of different types of factor groups or frets, might be able to talk to them to increase protection against cyber attacks. these weak spots need to be found in security syste

u. s. a has been taken over from syria, but we are leaving soldiers to secure the oil. now we may have to fight for the oil . that's okay, but we keep in the oil. remember that i've always said that keep the oil. we want to keep the oil $45000000.00 a month. the, we're keeping the oil, we have the oil, the oil is secure. we left tips behind only for the oil. we did leave. so just because we're keeping the oil and we secure the oil, other than that, there's no reason for it in our opinion, and we've secured the oil and therefore a small number of us troops will remain in the area where they have the oil multi j, who's the editor of the, my gray, b dot org news outlets. he says the us is now looking for his next target. but it's just the 2 of us foreign policy. you know enough to look back to the eighty's, even the seventy's. and if you look at just about every single intervention americans, don't you know where you mention syria, iraq, libya, most americans, presidents think that way, they may not be quite so, but it is. i'm clumsy. when talking about oil, i don't think

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u. s. has been tens of billions maintaining over 100 nuclear warheads across europe. that's the core next to a new report by an international campaign group. the, it's very hard to come and tone situations like these. one woman is killed and 6 injured as ukrainian forces from martin area here, a railway station, and on that a cover up for by those crimes. donald trump slammed his indictment on miss handling classified documents as he prepares to appear in the miami court. we report from the ground, the coming t y from the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel evans. here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. the united states deploy is around $150.00 nuclear warheads across europe. that's according to a nuclear disarmament campaign group, which states that the weapon rate is stationed on american military bases in 5 european countries. although the course and there isn't just kind of public information or, or denial of us, think the things were stations in europe. we do know that there are and if there was an station in 5 countries

over the u. s. lincoln engine are expected to discuss the tie, one as well as trade and the south china sea and a phone call. last ration said the us, it should stop interfering in china's internal affairs. i knew 3 day tuesdays far has begun ensued on the truce real quick by the us. and so i did review all those accounting on saturday of 17 people in an air strikes on the capital costume. so don's armies being battling the pot of military rapids support forces since april the house of oakland and molly for the constitutional referendum. it's the 1st in a series of polls that will enable that transition from military to civilian will. but opponents say the proposals will give the president too much power administrative fees control and 2021 around this president has been officially invited to visit. savvy arabia is the latest sign of improving relations between the golf arrivals. the invitation was made as the saturday for the minister made the 1st high level visit to the front in 7 years, presiden

u. s. and you said she has over alleged human rights abuses with your troops, return to the for the east african block now consist of 8 member states political economists yard. so it says that you're a trios seeking new allies, is due to western hostility. is this a good decision far as you, as well as the regions by the time and use a try, no relationship with each here about the buyers. and then uh, you know, enter your eyes extremely in the information that it's only not visiting china. and most course that's we do any good. and then also i think the african union that they have less, but they were very passive and that and that around actions. so now they becoming more of a certain in the region, us till the making some changes to position orient. yeah. there is a possibility on all office making views towards the west on size. the hurricane has yeah. doesn't seems to be changing. so it's is nice looking for, you know, a last and you are nice and you know, the bicycle is too big and more credits. another episode of the godfather series, that's how hung gary and prime minister victor or bon h

u. s. in china continued to increase over various issues, including taiwan. secretary banking postponed a trip to beijing in february, after the us shut down the chinese spine. but there's no fee american coast us officials playing down and talk if any major breakthroughs during this visit. i say it's an attempt to reopen the diplomatic channels of what they call a crucial time and relations. china will continue to be around and a major player on the world stage as we are putting ourselves on that stronger footing to compete, that they have and will continue to take provocative steps. we understand that and you've heard the president say it's important to have that diplomacy with world leaders. it's important to have that discussion. so we believe intense competition requires intense diplomacy and that's what you're seeing from the state department . let's get into this with david sacks as a research fellow at the council on foreign relations where he focuses on us china relations. welcome to dw, as 5 years since the us secretary of state visited china during which time relations between the 2

u. s. nationwide student, that loan is over $1.00 trillion dollars. and on top of that, you have annual tuition increases and then inflation. today, it seems like college is no longer an investment. but a speculation. 50 years ago college was the traditional past due financial success . if he graduated with any kind of degree and a good g, p a, you could walton to any well paying entry level corporate job. but today, this doesn't work anymore. and fresh college graduates are competing for menial entry level positions. in 2021 undergraduate enrollment colleges in the us failed by 3 point one percent. overall, enrollment at higher education institutions have declined. my 5 point one percent since 2019 as a. yeah, there couldn't afford it or thought it was a waste of money. and nearly 9 and 10 gens years are educating themselves through alternative means, like internships and certificate online programs. 48 percent of non enrolled young adults join the workforce instead of going to college. are people better off studying at a 2 year technical program or

u. s. nationwide student, that loan is over $1.00 trillion dollars. and on top of that, you have annual tuition increases and inflation. today, it seems like college is no longer an investment. but a speculation. 50 years ago college was the traditional path to financial success. if he graduated with any kind of degree and a good gpa, you could waltz into any well paying entry level corporate job. but today, this doesn't work anymore. and fresh college graduates are competing for menial entry level positions. in 2021 undergraduate enrollment colleges in the us failed by 3 point one percent. overall, enrollment at higher education institutions have declined by 5 point one percent since 2019 as a. yeah, there couldn't afford it or thought it was a waste of money. and nearly 9 and 10 gens years are educating themselves through alternative means, like internships and certificate online programs. 48 percent of non enrolled young adults join the workforce instead of going to college. are people better off studying at a 2 year technical program or our 4 year

issues they might reach some agreement on the yeah, the list of grievances to really over settles everything. i mean, the u. s. for example, accuse us of china of human rights violations. and since young unfair trade practices, it's also criticized with china for russia and evening stands when it comes to the one ukraine, etc. and from the chinese perspective that china sees itself as a victim of the u. s. tech sanctions. and also it's um, excuse us, of washington to trying to contain china's rights. and i think both the rhetoric on, on, on washington sites, but also on the aging side does not leave so much room for improvement or compromise. i would say that it's likely that both sides will um, focus on. yeah. and not the really major issues, but more on non political issues. for example, the climate talks or also not quite takes control. i mean the u. s. also has a pro, a big painting the problem and a lot of the precursors that are coming from china before they reach the u. s. so i think they could, um, on those fields maybe reach some small progress. another point of interest to this trip, i do think she'