u. s. policy is, what the united se supports will be. and these kinds of real situation as no ambiguity to us. and we understand that the u. s. is committed to providing weapons to taiwan for taiwan. self defense in the us is also seriously engaging, tie one for security discussions. so these are what the united states has been providing, and we will continue to discuss with united states and what we would need in other than that. you should probably also look at that u. s. presence in this region. and the way they show their presence in this region, just a couple of days ago, you saw to us ships saving truly my straight. that is the way the united states is showing its presence in this region. and by doing that, i think the us is showing is commitment to a piece instability in this region. and it is not just the united states that is doing that. we saw strongly canada, u. k. frogs and etc. they also sent their ships to this region to conduct freedom of navigation operations in line with their intro pacific strategy. so it's not only do u

u. s. policy is what the united se supports will be. and this kind of real situation as no ambiguity to us. and we understand that the u. s. is committed to providing weapons to taiwan for taiwan. self defense in the us is also seriously engaging, tie one for security discussions. so these are what the united states has been providing. and we will continue to discuss with united states and what we would need in other than that. you should probably also look at the u. s. presence in this region. and the way they showed their presence in this region. just a couple of days ago, you saw to us ships saving true the come i straight. that is the way the united states is showing its presence in this region. and by doing that, i think the us is showing is commitment to a piece. instability in this region, and it is not just the united states that is doing that. we saw strongly canada, u. k, frogs and etc. they also sent their ships to this region to conduct freedom of navigation operations in line with their intro pacific strategy. so it's not on

u. s. policy is, what the united se supports will be. and this kind of real situation as no ambiguity to us. and we understand that the u. s. is committed to providing weapons to taiwan for taiwan. self defense in the us is also seriously engaging, tie one for security discussions. so these are what the united states has been providing, and we will continue to discuss with united states and what we would need in other than that. you should probably also look at that us presence in this region. and the way they show their presence in this region, just a couple of days ago, you saw to us ships setting truly my straight. that is the way the united states is showing its presence in this region. and by doing that, i think the us is showing is commitment to a piece instability in this region. and it is not just the way that he says that he's doing that with australia, canada, u. k. frogs and etc. they also sent their ships to this region to conduct freedom of navigation operations in line with their intro pacific strategy. so it's not only do u

u. s. policy coming from the president himself? what we're confused, we are very clear that that depends on how one is our own responsibility. and we also are very clear about what the teller relations act face, that hello relations act. say that the when id say is obligated to provide taiwan with defensive articles. and the u. s. has been living up to the commitment of the power relations act. and we appreciate that very much in the last few years are relations with the fight in the ministration has been very well in going. they are strong and we have been discussing pi wants defense, need the kinds of defense strategies that taiwan will need to be able to defend itself. so we don't doubt on the us come in to tie one is being very clear. and i need to tell you, once again, the defense of taiwan is our own responsibility. if we are not committed to our own defense, we don't have the right to ask others to sacrifice in under these kinds of circumstances . we need to show that we are determined to defend ourselves, and it just like t

u. s. broadcast of the american forces would defend taiwan in the offensive chinese invasion. beijing has condemned his latest comments as a violation of official u. s. policy will get reaction from taipei ah, i manuscripts mckinnon. thanks so much for joining us. britain is preparing to lay its longest reigning monarch to rest in a state funeral. the bell is tolling at westminster abbey, where the service, the queen elizabeth, will be held some to 1000 guests, including weld leaders and foreign dignitaries, and now filling the aisles of the abbey. after the hour long service, the queen's procession will head for windsor castle. her final resting place, a national holiday has been declared in the u. k. and on sunday evening, people across the u. k paused for a moment of silence to remember the only monarch most have ever known. it was a minute observed across the country. prime minister lives truss and others all over the u. k. paused for a moment of silence in honor of queen elizabeth with london's iconic big been also mocking me occasion. by remaining silent earlier, there were more hectic scenes with people rushed to given to the queue to see the queen l

u. s. side one material rounding. the white house later walked back by then the statement saying washington's policy has not change this as the official u. s. policy doesn't commit to military action to defend taiwan. but instead sends military aid to the island. the latest batch of funding for the island announced an early september included over a $1000000000.00 worth of arms and includes an array of anti ship and, and a anti aircraft aircraft missiles. the package comes a month after you as how speaker nancy pelosi visited tai pay, which prompted major chinese military drills surrounding the island. i. number of us lawmakers have followed policies trip, and reiterated washington support for taiwan. so now to go further in depth on this, let's cross live to professor benjamin chow from the paris school of technology and business. professor chow, it's great to have you on the show to day. now biden's comments have white house officials needing to clarify that the u. s. official policy towards taiwan has not changed. is there a conflict between what the president is saying and what washington's policy actually is here?

u. s. naval command, talking about how a major focus of u. s. policy needs to be opposing beijing in the southern hemisphere. we can say plainly that the united states has neglected its relationship in the south pacific amour, accounting for not by engaging more deeply. the hoping concerning actions by the people's republic of china have in the region, including the secret security arrangement with the solomon islands that have been concerning for the united states of america. and i think a concerning, also for new zealand as well. yeah, it states is also talking about putting preemptive sanctions on chinese officials in order to deter military action against the island of taiwan. we also have other calls from us officials for more sanctions and more efforts to curb beijing's influence around the world. now, many are looking at china and admiring the great restraints that the country has shown. when nancy pelosi visited the island of taiwan that was largely seen as a provocation. many are now wondering how far the united states intends to go in trying

u. s. foreign policy. but if the people in, you know who like them, really started expressing discontent, which i think is a note old coming on, then they're gonna have to change. or are there governments going to come down in the news? israel's admitted that there is a quotes high possibility that his soldiers killed a prominent al jazeera generalist. not as he concluded a pro bins, the events surrounding her death in may. this year when she was shot dead while covering and his bailey military rate. it appears that it is not possible to unequivocally determine the source of the gunfire, which hit most abu at class. however, there is a high possibility that most abu at clare was accidentally hit by idea. the gunfire that was fired toward suspects identified his om palestinian gunman. despite the finding the military, top legal officer will not be launching a further investigation due to the lack of criminal suspicion. the soldier allegedly responsible for the killing has apologized according to and he's re

u. s. foreign policy. but if the people in, you know who like them, are really started expressing discontent, which i think is a no roads coming. i've been there, they're gonna have to change, or are there governments going to come down? on the movement towards d. dollarization is intensifying globally prompting the creation of new zones of free trade. well, that's the focus of date 2 of the eastern economic forum which has been held in the far east and city of bloody vall, stock in russia, with almost 7 feet countries participating ortiz oksana boycott sent us this report from the event it's warm as usual, brings together manual with all the neighboring countries. but i think what distinguishes it from similar western is events, is that the main focus here is on the practicalities of operation. there's very little discussion about ideology, you know, political condemnations. what have you, even the current climate of distrust between a russia and the west is not really being discussed. in fact, various re

this going directly against the longstanding one china policy and while the u. s. is pushing south africa towards a green energy policy, the country faces a series, a wide spread power outages with from las go to the world. this is our to international. i merger blevins and here are the top stories this hour. we begin with the latest from the don bass, for 13 people have been killed and at least 8 others wounded and a ukrainian artillery attack on the city of done net. that's according to a statement by the mayor. now, a warning you may find some of these images disturbing. the shelling, targeted crowded areas in the city center. this footage shows the aftermath of the hit on a busy central square where civilians including 2 children were killed while they were stepping out of shops and waiting for a bus. now we blurred out images of the human cost of his latest attack by key ebs forces. with the attack came in 3 waves. you fast shall landed behind that building of a where the bank is. we do not know where the 2nd one men did. you said one fell right here. is there'

u. s. foreign policy because this responsibility drastically refused the u. s. believe them the started to believe more. i in their own mis, they invented this idea of the us victory in the cold war of the history of the unit polar moment and so on, so forth. and the senior administration behaved with a greater element over responsibility. this is why of course they wanted to weaken the soviet union, but they're bugs the. his secretary of state baker, national security advisor, school growth. they didn't want to collapse. i didn't realize that you know, my way so that it does not con damage to everybody else precisely because they didn't want an uncontrolled proliferation of nuclear weapons. and when the. busy soviet union still collapsed because of fuel of domestic reasons. they immediately made an effort to secure the. busy of nuclear weapons and united states basically was the end of the highest re collection of soviet nuclear weapons for all new graham bills and cars into russia under the centralized and safe control. do you think the decision right now? if

u. s. policy doesn't commit to military action to defend taiwan, but instead sends military aid to the island. the latest batch of funding for the island announced an early september included over a $1000000000.00 of arms, and includes an array of anti ship and anti aircraft missiles. the package comes a month after us house speaker, nancy pelosi visited taipei, which prompted major chinese military drills surrounding the island. a number of years. a lawmakers have followed philosophies, trip, and reiterate at washington support for taiwan. earlier we spoke with professor benjamin chow, who questions if the u. s. is even capable of getting involved in the taiwan issue . one is created said to us is moving away from strategic ambiguities when it comes to the high one question, but we must 1st asked if the u. s. is able to to defend taiwan effectively even if it wanted to. if the us and kelly just tie, want to send you sold to mean i tried a u. s. b c. think to try to missile. second, we cleared tha

policy. you're absolutely right. the u. s. foreign policy is dominated by a liberal and neoconservative hawks who dried to before the whole conflict as a struggle between good and evil democracy, amber talkers, and they deem allies russia. they tried to prove that roger is the source of evil. i am, you know, this makes it impossible to, to make a settlement. you know, the course of the right? absolutely. then it is of the existential conflict. them this, the united states in a bad luck, because if they don't win this fight, but when the good of the evil additional way they will have to escalate, that's what kissinger is constantly talking about. that's very well speaking about deadlock in quite a literal sense. a prison bite ended up the other day. a said that donald trump and the mag republicans represent a form of extreme extreme isn't that threatens the very foundation of the american republic, given how badly the democrats i doing in the polls, given the recent searches at trump's a state and given the midterm elections c

policy. you're absolutely right. the u. s. foreign policy is dominated by a liberal and neoconservative hawks who drive to perform the whole conflict as a struggle between good and evil democracy and the doctor, and they deem allies, russia. they try to prove that russia is the source of evil. i am, you know, this makes it impossible to, to make a settlement, you know, because of the right. absolutely. then it is that the exit national conflict on this, the united states in a bad luck. because if they don't win this fight between the good, the evil additional way they will have to escalate, that's what kissinger is constantly talking about. that's very well speaking about deadlock in quite literal sense prison bite. and then after the other day, a set that donald trump and the mag republicans represent a form of extreme extreme isn't that threatens the very foundation of the american republic, given how badly the democrats i doing in the polls, given the recent searches at tramps, a state given the mid term elections coming u

u. s. foreign policy. but the people and you know, who like them are really start expressing discontent, which i think is inevitable and coming. then they're going to have to change, or are there governments going to come down? well, we'll have to wait and see when that happens. i'm a favor got to leave it the doctor jack rasmus, economists and politics professor st. mary's college of california free born at the time. but thank you very much for joining us today. is jose admitted that there is a quote high possibility that his soldiers killed a prominence. i'll just have a journalist, as it concluded, approved into the events surrounding her death in may this year when she was shot dead while covering israeli military rate. it appears that it is not possible to unequivocally determine the source of the gunfire, which hits most abu i clad. however, there is a high possibility that most abu claire was accidentally hit by. i d. f. gunfire that was fired towards suspects identified his arm palestinian gunmen.

u. s. presidential biden tells a u. s. broadcaster, that american forces would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion. beijing condemned his comments as a violation of official u. s. policy. ah, i'm nicole for alleged to our viewers on p b. s in the united states and around the world. welcome britain has bid farewell to queen elizabeth this 2nd with a historic state funeral. her coffin has been placed in the royal vault at windsor near london for oriel in a private ceremony. hundreds of thousands of people turned out to pay their respects as the hers carrying elizabeth coffin made its way to windsor across over to her correspondent at windsor castle in a moment. but 1st, this report on a funeral ceremony followed by millions of people around the world. aa queen elizabeth begins her final journey. her coffin made its way to westminster abbey. a full military guard accompanied the departed monarch, part of an ancient ceremony, combining church state and the royal family's history. ah, elizabeth's grandchildren followed her into the abbey, ah! followed by her son, king charles the 3rd, and the queen consort camilla. o. e. britain's prime minister lives trust was confirmed b

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u. s. side one material room. the white house later walked back biden's statement, saying washington's policy has not changed this as the official u. s. policy doesn't commit to military action to defend taiwan. but instead send military aid to the island. the latest batch of funding for the island announced an early september included over a $1000000000.00 worth of arms and includes an array of anti ship and anti aircraft missiles. the package comes a month after you as how speaker nancy pelosi visited tie pay which prompted major chinese military drills surrounding the island. a number of us lawmakers have followed policies trip, and reiterated washington support for taiwan. earlier we spoke with professor benjamin chow, who questions if the u. s. is even capable of getting involved in a taiwan issue. one is korea and said to us is moving away from strategic ambiguity when it comes to to high one question, but we must 1st asked eve the u. s. is able to to defend taiwan effectively, even if it wanted to. if the u. s. and co, we just tie one to send missiles to mean i try to us, we risk b. c thing to charge missil

u. s. policy, which is the u. s. wants to kill euro really think it over. the americans are the great beneficiaries of this, especially the oil industry that is cleaning up as the oil prices go up and that's strengthening the dollar. the euro's doing down the british pound is absolutely punching it's right now. $1.15 this morning and the apparently, the europe is run by a nato amount by the elected politicians. and miss bare bach of the foreign secretary said yesterday in poland, but she doesn't care what the european voters month. she's going to support your brain. well, imagine the politicians saying they don't care what the voters say that she's in there, and she is going to do what she's agreed with the united states to do to boycott russia. and let me go to going to go to paris john, i mean, how do you explain that? i mean, i agree with everything that michael just said there and, but i thought europe in america were comrades in arms and it comes to their proxy war against russia. but, you know, the, the, the, the 2 players to get the short end of the

u. s. naval command, talking about how a major focus of u. s. policy needs to be opposing beijing in the southern hemisphere. we can say plainly that the united states has neglected its relationship in the south pacific amour, accounting for that by engaging more deeply. the hoping concerning options by the people's republic of china have in the region, including the secret security arrangement with the solomon islands that have been concerning for the united states of america. and i think a concerning, also for new zealand as well. yeah, it states is also talking about putting preemptive sanctions on chinese officials in order to deter military action against the island of taiwan. we also have other calls from us officials for more sanctions and more efforts to curb beijing's influence around the world. now, many are looking at china and admiring the great restraints that the country has shown. when nancy pelosi visited the island of taiwan that was largely seen as a provocation. many are now wondering how far the united states and tends to go in tryi

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u. s. policy, which is the u. s. wants to kill europe. really think it over the americans are the great beneficiaries of this, especially the oil industry that is cleaning up as the oil prices go up and that's strengthening the dollar. the euro's going down, the british pound is absolutely punching it's right now. $1.15 this morning and the apparently, the europe is run by nato amount by the elected politicians. and miss bare bach of the foreign secretary said yesterday in poland, but she doesn't care what the european voters month. she's going to support your brain. well, imagine the politicians saying they don't care what the voters say that she's in there and she is going to do what she's agreed with the united states to do to boycott russia. let me, let me go to going to go to parent shop. i mean, how do you explain that? i mean, i agree with everything that michael just said there. i'm, but i thought europe in america were comrades in arms, and it comes to their proxy war against russia. but, you know, the, the, the, the 2 players to