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u. s. s. all, you're saying? absolutely. and gorbachev, you know, made it possible. you know, i mean, you know, the soviet union, as i said, was collapsing under its own weight. so this process is unstoppable. but nonetheless, gorbachev made, made 2 mistakes. one was to think he could reform the soviet economy through a car, through a cockeyed combination of privatization and somehow socialist reinvigoration. and he also trusted western leaders like ronald reagan. did you think he should have trusted trusted west? me clearly turned into a celebrity in the wake of it. of course, not because those western leaders were, were, had, had the goal up in most uppermost in mind and turning former warsaw pact, members into close u. s. allies. and then using them to dismantle what ever was left of the old soviet union. and that method tacking russia itself. you'll get it. you don't have to be drawn to be a stalinist or a hard line nationalist to see what happens. i mean, essentially the, the, the, the west responded to the, for the soviets by, by increasing its militancy, launc

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u. s. s. all russian television. and the news of his death president vladimir putin had expressed his deepest condolences that says that he'll be sending messages to his family and friends. the un secretary general lead global tributes to mccallegh overture until you get arish called him a towering leader. while the european commission president, as the on the land call him a trusted and respected statesman out there is rob reynolds has interviewed because gorbachev here came mikhail gorbachev. a member of a new generation and not of the old communist who had lived and worked under stalin, but of a different generation. more of a technocrat, more of a man with ideas. and he did have ideas about how to change the soviet union, how to allow it to, to develop and survive, glass nosed openness in english, perestroika that means restructuring glass knows, gave russian and other peoples living in at that time, the soviet union, the opportunity to speak out are to, to, to talk about their society to talk about their leaders

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u. s. s. all in 1991. joining me, the allies from silver springs in the state of maryland is belinda harring. she's a deputy director of the atlanta counsels eurasia sent and a senior fellow of the foreign policy research institute could help you with us live on al jazeera. how do you think mikhail gorbachev will be remembered? a depending really i suppose away. you'll hearing the news in the world. thanks for having me. you're exactly right. so in the u. s. and in britain, i think there's still a bit of gore be media. we remember him fondly. he allowed these reforms that you discuss perestroika glass noticed that unleashed i a lot of energy and allowed the soviet union to fall apart peacefully. he was only in power for about 7 years, less than 7 years. and he did a law. he presided over in arms agreement that cut out an entire class of nuclear weapons. he withdrew the soviet forces from afghanistan. he eventually came clean about chernobyl, not at 1st. they eventually did, and he sanctioned multi

u. s. s. all ah, alabama. laura kyle, this is al jazeera live from dough ha. also coming up, accused of threatening a judge pakistan's, former prime minister and wrong con is due in court. will be live in islamabad and com in the capsule, but a rocks prime minister threatened to quit f rivalries continued. ah, began gorbachev the soviet anita who helped ends. the cold war has died at the age of 91 born into a poor farming family. he rose to become the most powerful man in the communist government. gorbachev initiate the massive program of reforms and was praised in the west as eastern europe moved away from communism. and he was criticized in russia for failing to prevent the collapse of the soviet union between jason b looks back on his life a call go, but you've changed the cruiser 20th century history. his legacy though was valued more by some the, by others in the west, he's review. it is a great statesman, a nobel peace prize winner who played a decisive role in ending the cold war to many russians. he's the man who allowed the soviet empire to collapse,

u. s. withdrawal. done not since the u. s. wister. all on if you go back off, al keidel has never been completely eradicated. so for people who follow the subject, it was always clear that some people, some okay, i'll kind operatives are around afghanistan and how much they did. what exactly they did. that was the question mark, but that they are around that, that they are active, has already been the case before taliban takeover. again, with imo knowles, of what he, it was suspect that, that he, somewhere into i've gone a san pocket on border area with sources on this agreeing on which side of the border that he was in call loop was certainly a surprise. but it all condos around is not a surprise at all. i'm. can you give us a sense of how this operation was different from the bin laden operation in 2011? it was completely different. here we're talking about the cia drone shooting apparently, to rockets into that house, according to u. s. officials. um it was a type of messiah that doesn't have a warhead, so there's no explosion. um, rig

u. s. rhetoric because he accused the u. s. washington. all for a conspiring and you know, getting the opposition parties in the military to do. i was to from power so he has become immensely popping up. but i believe that the government is not really worried about it because every politician bugs on knows that as long as the possible me agree is backing them, which the military is doing at the moment of their position to secure but popularity, non popularity is rising bushel now talk to me about the military a bit more in which way are they running the country? well, 1st of all, they have a huge economic sticks in box. so the biggest chunk off the g p a and done some defense budget because of this strategy. geopolitical situation of box are where you have india and new york rather than the stuff, or is it going to stay on your own? so military gets a lot of money involved in businesses as well. at the same time, the military determines because military has boxed on directly for over 35 years collectively as a military decides the foreign poli

u. s. because of course, nature is funded and essentially led by the u. s. isn't it? do you think they have the power west losing all its interest influence in the middle east and, and are russia and china and turkey taking the whole middle east control. we have moved to contain the west of o situation and turkeys giving a great hand in order to, to preserve and not the world to fall to chaos. i think that if it goes to debt, the turkey will be kicked out of nature. but what is to nato without jerky it's then it means the ditch with dog, middle east, it's, you know, it is loses, it's one of the core forces they are listening. water aired or gun has to say, if, oh, there, the con wants to make a filament, and sweden to collapse from his side. he can do it. he has all the tools to do it. and, and it's interesting that we are, for the situation that to northern countries are in the rule of anchor. it's highly connected to, these are blocking the nature oh, coming to russian, northern borders and what's happening now in armenian sprites, on, in the black sea, it's all connected. what's happening in crane malaysia's ex p

u. s consulate in tijuana has instructed all u. sgovernment employees in that city to shelter in place until further notice. thousands of mexico's national guard troops have been deployed to help cities deal with the violence, fbi and the department of homeland security has issued a rare joint intelligence bulletin warning of a spike and threats to federal agents nationwide in the wake of the search at the former president trump's home. it's comes as pro trump forums erupted with violent threats and calls for civil war in the last week. the bulletin side of the gunman in ohio last week who was killed while trying to enter the fbi field office in cincinnati. in washington, d. c. a man has shot and killed himself after driving into a barricade at the us capitol capitol. police say the man's car burst into flames after he drove into the barricade around four o'clock this morning. police say he then got out of the car and began firing shots into the air. as he crossed the cross first street. our officers were responding. they had heard t

all necessary measures to resolutely safeguarded sovereignty and territorial integrity. in response to the u. s. speaker's visit, all the consequences arising there from must be borne by the u. s. side and the taiwan independence, separatist forces by these pictures right now from the song sean airport and ty pay, it's a regional and military base. that was, that's pillows he's playing right there. when she was touching down and his she is coming down the rampart. now the flight trucking website flight radars at the number of people around the world following her jet reach 700000. it's a reported record figure about tracking service and wearing a face mask. the u. s. how speak us stepped off the plane around $1050.00 p. m local time. of course. first things 1st you go to stop for p, austin, and then get your picture taken with your tie when he's buddies. she said her visit is evidence of a u. s. commitment to support taiwanese democracy. policy has become the highest ranking american official to visit the self ruled island and 25 years. now. in response to harvard to china, the military has begun drills and at least 3 areas all around fi, $121.00 chinese war play and also and

all comes to ass. anthony blinkin has confirmed and the u. s has announced that china's broken off all communications on certain issues with the u. s. and those issues include military, that's of great worry, of course for taiwan. because the u. s. is time, once main ally, and in addition to that, the united states why law has to help tie one protect itself. should there be a war scenario. so having those communications broken at a time and these military exercises are taking place, it's of great concern right now. anti government protested in lanka, gathered in colombo, in defiance of a crackdown by security forces. it comes a day after one of their main camp sites was dismantled, the angry about an economic crisis that showing no signs of ending, despite a change in government. when al fernandez has more from colombo, they marched from different directions with one common demand, stopped the repression. c ah, students, artists, trade unionists and ordinary shall lumpkins united against a government the sea is stifling descent. why? yeah, they are is seeing these people all brought some kind of teens. i'm going to disappear . brough

all comes to ass. anthony blinkin has confirmed and the u. s. has announced that china's broken off all communications on certain issues with the u. s. and those issues include military, that of great worry, of course for taiwan. because the u. s. is time, once main ally, and in addition to that, the united states why law has to help taiwan protect itself. should there be a war scenario? so having those communications broken at a time and these military exercises are taking place. it's of great concern right now philippines, foreign minister era, enrique manella has told us secretary of state as we can, cannot afford an escalation of tensions. anthony blinking his invalid and has been present ferdinand macos junior described us philippines times as a special relationship for our relationship is quite extraordinary because it is really founded in friendship. it's ford as well in partnership, and it's strengthened by the fact that it's an alliance as well. we're committed to the mutual events pretty well committed to working with you on shared challenges you're creating president to ms. lewinsky has called for sanctions on russia's nucl

well, 1st of all, u. s. s u s supreme court extra interpretation 2nd, but in fact should not preclude no government and government say, you know, attempt to was that you like in that respects should stand up and defend much round world, particularly in question china, where there's not even the pretense of respect because nobody is about to speak. yeah, nobody can vote on native economics. china pretend system right? nothing more than the size. so it is a very simplistic view of human rights. so i don't believe that somebody has to be perfect in order to defend from rights for rather in everybody should scrutinize themselves, but then devote themselves to protecting the rights around the world. i frankly wish that us did that more. thank you. you know, rather than, for example, president biden's recent fist bump with the saudi crown prince. yeah. yeah. that, that was reported on a lot in the implications of that fis bump. what about climate change kept? what can that mean? what should it mean for the future of

all comes as a anthony blinkin has confirmed and the u. s. has announced that china is broken off all communications on certain issues with the u. s. and those issues include military, that's of great worry, of course for taiwan. because the u. s. is time wants, main ally. and in addition to that, the united states why law has to help tie one protect itself. should there be a war scenario? so having those communications broken at a time and these military exercises are taking place, it's of great concern right now. a philippines, foreign minister has told the u. s. sector estate is region count, afford an escalation of tensions. antony blinkin is in manila, and has met president fenton and marcus junior, macos described to us philippines ties as a special relationship for the meeting was dominated by discussions in washington. similar intentions with beijing. fontanello has more from manila. after a rough patch under the administration of president would return to the philippines and the united states have reaffirmed an enduring partnership. on saturday, u. s. secretary of state antony blanket, met with the countries newly elected l

all comes to ass. anthony blanket and has confirmed and the u. s. has announced that china is broken off all communications on certain issues with the u. s. and those issues include military, that of great worry, of course for taiwan. because the u. s. is time, once main ally, and in addition to that, the united states why law has to help taiwan protected self, should there be a war scenario. so having those communications broken at a time and these military exercises are taking place, it's of great concern right now. stella had on all to 0 with her from a mother of 2 young children about life in gaza after 15 years of blockade and the constant fear of war. and as a left us from harris to leave columbia for the 1st time, we looked at how his conservative predecessor has fared over the past 4 years. ah, 1st it was iraq, now it see it on hello everyone, hope your weekends go. and while, so we're talking about the world's highest temperature so far for 2022 said in dawn at $53.00 degrees we painted the colors on dark or the color, the higher the temperature. so, you know it's hot there. but let's talk about the precipitation because for human

u. s. plans to muster all native nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949, the soviets acquired their own nuclear weapons. so any plan to annihilate the u. s . s. i had to be postponed indefinitely, but the idea remains the same. the united states has to be seen as the only major player in the international arena for anyone who sold otherwise had to be like cbs dissociates union itself is no. this is a victory for democracy and freedom. these events clearly serve on national interest. george bush was um, booked out of it on you one irish v. i'm jan. arch leashed to austin. zebulon and tablet block on mine was that you know, one of the dean and these milan sounds, i'm the assassin when mine's a young child has an annoying cl analyst on plus. he had to say that i completed to know jesus landis. mm. united states became the indispensable country. i worth exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the path for all the countries. and so it became a new i renewed justification for american aggression in the world. it was the justification for the 20 years of war and the 21st century and the middle east for the attack. so on 7 countries, that

u. s is shifting focus for what is the course of all days. the worship, russia has been claiming the extension of the nato, which are the u. s. has not addressed that much. and obviously the u. s. is spending to on so many countries why know? because really, it is a gains and all of the interest of these countries, especially when they come to necessitate necessities. it is to be not up to this country to trade or not free with russia. just as the european countries are still buying billions of dollars worth of energy from most china and other countries have the rights to decide home to maintain normal trade relationships with, especially no less than one 3rd of the member states of the nation have supported dissension that gains of russia use, can i talk about the money part of this? the u. s. deputy secretary of the treasury has said that on cra, cannot retain its corresponding relationships with major global banks. if a cooperates with russia, i put a t. how long of these quote, major global banks been under america's control? well, looks like every the us dollar was considered the international currency of choice . but aga