u. s. s. are you okay. and france had stored because at the same time, london hosted secret angland, german negotiations. in exchange for the british empire integrity. the british greenland german march to the east. despite the absence of agreement, was given to understand that he was free to act in the east. and shouldn't worry about the west when we speak of new territory and europe today, and we must principally think of russia, the colossal empire in the east is right for the dissolution of hitler. my income for hitler makes clear, and mine come in 1925, that the real goal is to take over ukraine and going to the east against the soviet union. that was always real goal and europe pins understood that in some ways in poland to was preparing to invade the u. s. s. r. we enhance le ah, the dismemberment of russia lies up the heart of the polish policy in the 8th. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia from our thought by the polish army general staff intelligence branch. angela had other plans that d

u. s. s. are involved in allegiance, danish and swiss. as part of the viking and not lenders as divisions. the dutch netherland s. s. belgium. s. s. volunteers. the flanders legion, the spanish blue division. the obedient scandal as ask, as well as notoriously vicious s. s. officers from lithuania, estonia and ukraine. fullness to all of europe, led by nancy, germany took part in the slaughter of soviet nationalism. first and foremost slavic people. by the time i gained, the poorly kicked off the damage to noir, else tie. and the 2nd friend so nodded in the west was form to me. and every month before victory day, ah, when it became clear that the red army could manage on its own, ah, ah me. throughout most of the war, the americans and the british were confronting 10 german divisions between us. while the soviets were confronting more than 200 german divisions by themselves. in addition, dying to find nicer, dodge and drove mama home jo cruiser leader, stunned. so again, i'm afraid this harp not loose, read me the dash i gave him as ist d

meeting, as just under way in a time when the turkish american relations are further afraid to need to allies, turkey and u. s. e 's are growing increasingly growing a part just a week ago president was in new york, attending the united nations general assembly, and the turkish side has requested a one on one meeting with president biden, but the by the team has rejected this request. so he and by the fail to biddies the differences in a meeting in new york and he just one day later went on concise in by the administration. i says that the u. s. a. the quantity u. s. is continued support to total groups, referring to us partnership with the y p g, a kurdish on group located in north syria is causing a great risk to turkeys, national security. and he also said that turkey as planning or intending to buy a 2nd batch of $400.00 me file system from russia. and that was phase washington. remarkably, because just after this statement, the us senate committee on forums, nations want to turkey that purchasing the russian made me file systems means more sanctions tube or turkey to cuts a low which is designed to come to the

meeting as just under way in a time when the turkish american relations are further frayed a to need to allies, turkey and u. s. e 's are are growing increasingly growing apart. just a week ago, prisoner was in new york, attending the united nations general assembly, and the turkish side had requested a one on one meeting with president biden, but the by the team has rejected this request so and disappointed. and also angry by did rejection president had one on back on back one way to turkey, while talking to the journalist says that he have managed to work well with the previous president bush, obama trump, but not with by didn't so far. and he also said that he and by the fail to buddies the differences in a meeting in, in new york. and he just one day later on september 24 after prayer in this tumble went on criticizing by the station. i says that the u. s. c. the quantity us is continuous support to total groups. referring to us partnership with the y p g, a kurdish on group located in north syria is put in a great place to turkeys, national security. and he also observed that turkey as planning or intending to

u. s. she, and she said the u. s. policies are straining ties well, benjamin husky, which is a research fellow at the school of regulation and global governance as a trillion national university. he says there is a lot of progress to be made in order to mend the relationship. the relationship has been on the rock for some time, and this is taking in the right direction. having contact between the leaders at the high level is really positive. if they can have a direct line of communication, they can engage with each other in a frank way, at a free way, as opposed to china in the united states, slanging it out. and you know, media is also a meeting which comes in advance on a whole host of really big multilateral meeting in the next few months. the remainder of the few things like united nations general assembly, the apec meeting. the g 20 meeting will be a lot of opportunities for president she and president bottom to get together and talk coming forward. having said that, though, even though it's a good sign, the reality is that t

even when the us had eyes on the ground wherever they are, through drain was and through, through, through the, the rules of engagement that the u. s. u. s. already have and we know anyway, that civilians are being killed. whether, whether the us have you have people there or not, whether it's by drone or whether it's by the troops who are in fact stationed at a new york. i had a great piece just last week talking about all the untold hundreds of civilians who have been killed rather routinely by the us who we don't know anything about. so this is just another example, not so much. it's less relevant to the pull out from afghanistan, but once again, relevant to the rules of engagement in the us as drone was which of course, joe biden, and president obama and president trump actor. he escalated them enormously to rely on increasingly out, instead of having a large footprints on the grounds. thank you very much. sure. have shop returns the washington. and just one of the story following the sour, frances, recall its ambassadors to the united states and australia, part of the massive diplomatic backlash against any security packed, a counci

counting has begun in germany's general election. exit polls show the 2 main parties, the s p v m s c u s. t. a few lines are running, neck and neck, the greens falling in 3rd place say they are open to discussing it, coalition. thousands of people have protested against the technician. president moved to vote by decrease, of course of kaiser were also out enforced on the streets of chinese on sunday. and a funeral has taken place for one or 5 found a finance killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. the bodies of before others have not yet been released. the un phase of ganeth son is facing economic collapse without the immediate assistance and humanity, terry and aid. millions of dollars of afghanistan are frozen in foreign bank trades, laptop gas business is struggling to survive. john stratford re for some couple though of me as he sold land at home in all his thoughts of his textile company. 40 years ago. he says he has since invested half a $1000000.00 in the factory. close afghan and foreign companies use to buy the clothes and scarves. it makes the business as virtually ground to a halt. in

u. s. id. it hasn't imposed punishing sanctions on the if you can government. and let's say there are multiple reasons for washington's caution. ethiopia is the u. s. s main ally, and the strategically and one of africa and key to its projection of power across the region. ethiopia is also important to us as war and tara, an important component against our bob in somalia. now that us troops officially withdrawn permanence, abbey ahmed is also deregulating and privatizing economy. after decades of central planning, which is beneficial for us multi nationals. and perhaps most importantly, even as if you're pure, received hundreds of millions of dollars from the u. s, it's a key trading partner and investment destination for china. and as the biden administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of out of our bay. jing, well, she, every time see al jazeera washington guineas military leaders say they will not yield to pressure from the west. african economic dog echo off to the post president of the convey to leave the country a delegation from echo and is in guinea a match. the military leaders on

u. s. are they looking at it as making crypto a more dangerous place to invest all around? whether there are some people who are concerned about that because of the u. s. regulation and all the talk with regulators are not actually coming out and saying anything specific they're going to do that keep hinting around regulation rather than actually calling for specific regulation. the head of the fcc. once basically all crypto to fall under his purview, which you will see about actually happens or not. but there are a couple of important things here. number one this, i agree with christy completely. this announcement by china wasn't even an announcement. it was an answer to a question during a q and a session, which essentially means it's not like, you know, china stood up and said, we're going to make a declaration that's going to shock way through the world, reiterating their stance that's already been in place. but the chinese miners have already sold their equipment and moved on and found new places to begin mining. so it's not going to affect that part of the business. and in china, you know, those who are buying crypto in the underground will cont

u. s. s. some campbell cabinet members are on our global terror lists. there's reaction from china as well and his more not to have too sure of her how to go from china, attaches importance to the taliban announcement of the establishment of an interim government and some important personnel arrangements which is put an end to the 3 week anarchy state and that's kind of stand. it is an essential step to the countries restoration of domestic order and post war reconstruction. we respect the sovereign independence and territorial integrity of afghanistan and will never interfere in its internal affairs. shall a bell has more on this now from common. a telephone can take, a government announced and an amorous, resurrected security was increased. the senior leaders surveyed cobble the new domain outside. what was the u. s. embassy? telephone members discussed who's been appointed and to which rogues, the leader hi, but toler, arkansas, was crowned the mere duty 3 cabinet appointments with her son of whom the leadership council received the top job of acting

are samantha power, u. s. id. it hasn't imposed punishing sanctions on the if you can government and the say there are multiple reasons for washington's caution. ethiopia is the u. s. s main ally, and the strategically important horn of africa and key to its projection of power across the region. ethiopia is also important of the us as war on terra and important components against osha, bob in somalia and now that us troops officially withdrawn permanence abbey, i'm. it is also deregulating and privatizing ethiopian economy. after decades of central planning, which is beneficial for us multi nationals and perhaps most importantly, even as if you're pure receives hundreds of, of dollars from the u. s. it's a key trading partner and investment destination for china. and as the biden administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of out of about and bay ging. well, she ever times the al jazeera washington. let's take a closer look at the conflict n t gray, which is now and it's 11th month. but t great people's liberation front had dominated ethiopia, politics, but any 30 years until prime minister abbey, on that

u. s. war. the u. s. drop 15000 bombs and missiles on afghan positions. a great number of them, undoubtedly killed civilians. these are war crimes, these are violations of the geneva convention. they should be investigated. but obviously the kangaroo court here is a kangaroo court in the sense that it cow towering to us into british pressure. yeah. which is why i said it kinda smells strange because you don't have a court, a place of justice saying, we're not going to investigate those alleged crimes because it cost too much of madness. such a bizarre explanation. makes more sense. what you've just been explaining that this is all about pressure, but now surely, anybody else being investigated by this court is going to say, well, you're not, you're not just you picking and choosing your cases. indeed, i mean, it's really been ludicrous for the past 30 years. the united states funds, what are called international special tribunals of the united nations. as i mentioned, milosevic was brought to to western europe and put on trial there. but these chords are funded by the united states and they can only prosecute those wh

conducted ballistic missile tests, just hours apart. tensions are soaring in the korean peninsula and diplomatic talks have sold the u. s. s. condemned feeling young over its launch. without mentioning south korea's tests, you are still in pic, gymnast civic, use the f. b. i of turning a blind eye to the sexual abuse that they suffered at the hands of former team. doctor larry nath, sorry for athletes, gave emotional testimony to authentic dish re committee, which is looking into the f. b, i's miss handling of complaints against the sports doctor. master has been jail for sexually assaulting hundreds of women and girls. i report to the agencies conduct accused the f. b. i of making fundamental errors. to be clear. p 1000000 people could be pushed to the brink of starvation in just 2 weeks, around $10000000000.00 and assets of remain frozen abroad. banks are running out of cash and warned that they may have to close their doors unless the government releases more dollars. at least 2 people have been killed after a year. many security forces fired on protesters and aden and mccalla, demonstrations have interrupted in cities

are disagrees. it doesn't, it's not material to the u. s. tried a relationship right now. i think there are plenty of issues that the u. s in china can actually work on human rights. not one of the hong kong is also like out. it's not something that the 2 countries can come to an agreement, but some issues they could agree on are in the area of technology or trade and so on. so that's where they should start to see what we can agree on, because there's a lot of work to be done in those fears, right? exactly, but there is what i know. let me go diner in beijing here. but there is what we'd like to talk about what you can't talk about. ok, let's be very clear about compromising a country sovereignty, hong kong, irrespective of how you feel, what hong kong, that's part of china, that's their affair. and the, the process of the united states and china exchanging diplomatic embassies is that taiwan is part of china. it's very clear, a very simple look at the documents. ok. it was explicit and implicit here where you wouldn't know that from the mainstream media whatsoever. so let's go to pepe it or when you take a look at that

u. s. remains are closest ally of course, so you can follow the u. s. and assuming the act on government could keep the taliban at bay and didn't prepare for the west as every government should. but does this make rob a writer and does, for johnson have a leg to stand on? when robs incompetence seems to encapsulate the government's loss of control. as a whole. public person doesn't have deep knowledge and who is supposed to to protect the nation. it doesn't make me feel that i can trust politician, my whole opinion of the government is not very high. and as the dominant, rob, so behavioral thing is appalling. i'm just sure that she doesn't know what's going on this site. actually not the best. i mean to, to be on british, but someone gives you 4 days or 5 days to clear out the country can go much chances . can everyone else seems to be more, more concerned with his own in depression that he is making on the world? well, there's a lot more what's going on in the world around him. a heads off teams that's out in the yellow voyage to the north pole, and a r

u. s is considering compensation payments to the family of the victims. they were reportedly trying to get visas to resettle here in the u. s. thousands of migrants are seeking asylum in the u. s and they're flooding the texas border crossing 8000 to 12,000 people have crossed the rio grande in the past week into del rio, texas. most of them are from haiti. thousands of people are now living in makeshift shelters under a bridge as they await processing. the mayor of the city of del rio texas, is calling for help from the federal government. police in washington, d c are gearing up for a political protest taking place tomorrow outside the u. s. capitol the demonstrators say they plan to voice their outrage about the treatment of trump supporters facing charges for the january 6th riot at the capitol. as foxes. madeline rivera reports, authorities are taking extra measures to protect the capital. the fencing surrounding the u. s capitol is back up ahead of a rally in the nation's capital saturday meant to show support for those arrested in connection with the january six insurrection. u. s capitol. police say they've been preparing for weeks as they fa

are people going to see this being an example of the u. s. perfectly probably not, because the australians again are the customer party and the u. s. is merely and the care a merely vendors, the nato was still going to look and wait and see where us actions and match up with us words. but i think in the final analysis, what's really going to matter is how well the u. s. and how consistent the u. s. is in defending its nato allies, whether it's a eastern europe or our allies in asia with regard to china or allies in the middle east. if the u. s. starts to falter in any one of those places. that would be the probably, maybe the death knell of us credibility for quite some time. well, and i think that's what the question is up there right now. like i said, it's just because we've gone through the last 6 weeks before i let you go, you know, australia says they're doing this because they believe that china could possibly be aggressive to them and they want to be prepared. but are we seeing currently at least in the present, any signs of aggression against australia, specifically by china? any threats? well right now, what you have is it,

u. s. 0 and strike in campbell are demanding compensation and to be located from afghanistan. it comes out to the u. s. admitted mistakenly targeted an 8 worker and 9 of his family members instead of iso fighters. now kong political elite or voting for a powerful committee, which will choose the cities next leader and nearly half its legislature. fewer than 5000 people from most the pro astonishment circles able to vote its territory through elections in staging, overhauled electoral system that speak to keith richberg about this is joining us from hong kong. is a journalist and director of the hong kong at the university of hong kong journalism and media study center. thank you so much for joining us, mr. richberg. so again, the 1st election in china overhauled hong kong electrical system. first of all, how significant is it? and how is it different from previous election sound in the city? well, it is significant only in the sense that it adds on some members of this committee that's going to be in charge of selecting the next chief executive. if i use the words selecting, that will be electing beca

u. s. was really big news here in australia before was even mentioned in the u. s. because they are, they're joining the big boys in the united states. we see now that france was cut out of the deal. they weren't even told until they read it in the papers that they're deal if they had with a strangely submarines had been disregarded and torn up by the australian and they were now the strands are not going to get these nuclear power subs built by the u s and the u. k. what happened is that france now is even talking about building up the european army. there was a story in the daily telegraph this week that frances, willing to give up. it seemed to create a european union seat up the un security council that had been discussed for those per spun and un for 25 years. that it was an old discussion from more than a decade ago. but of course, britain would never give up its veto, and france would not give up a treat of now britain is no longer part of the you. it will never lose ill keep its veto. france has denied this story, but i wonder whether there aren't discussions to the point wh

u. s. withdraw, but he also tried to turn a page and refrain u. s. foreign policy didn't yeah, there's no question that the u. s. president is trying to turn a page to silence his critics who are disappointed with the explanations they've gotten from the president. the far with regard to the hasty withdrawl, the americans left behind and the americans killed as a result of this evacuation that was messy at best. and so that's why there is this effort by the administration to re frame the policy moving forward. not only is he promising to end the forever war, but he's also planning to take american wars elsewhere. and other words, he's saying that the threat to the united states and to sort of american national interest is no longer in afghanistan. and as a result, the u. s president same that the resources will be repositioned, but at the same time, no longer will there be the policy of trying to kind of inflict american style lifestyle or democracy on other nations. the us president promising that this will be far less interventionist, moving forward. yeah, and kimberly opinion polls show that most americans still support the u. s. withdrawal of many, of course i'm happy with

u. s. is foreign policy include taking a look at a long standing relationships. the relationship with the u. s. is nato partners are being key among them and asking the question whether the relationship is capable of moving into the 21st century. what changes even though they may be painful, need to be made in order to continue moving ahead. let's not forget the us and, and france have a keen interest, for example, in checking the spread of iso related groups in west africa. and certainly you're not going to find washington standing in the way of parents as decision to take out an ice all affiliated person, as we saw happening on the continent on thursday. so this is a situation where joe biden may actually be pushing a more active us foreign policy, but also one that perhaps is a balding as well. so you're not going to see the us and france, which have had a, a relationship really going back to the founding of this country, abandoning each other at this point. i'll just here state department correspondent, rosalyn jordan. i live in washington. many facts did ross. that's bringing ethan pool. he's a research associ

u. s. on defense. and the route threatened to delay a major cooperation summit between the u. s. and the u on trade and technology. the that's bringing our guests for today from paris are joined by emanuel do plea president of the institute for european perspective and security from brussels. theresa fallon is director of the center for russia, europe, and asia studies and from london where star robin is a managing director for europe at eurasia group. so welcome to the program. all of you much trouble if we can start with you by going over some relatively recent old ground front says it's been stamped in the back. what on earth will these allies thinking or with the focus? i'm not thinking of it at all. was this a deliberate ploy to keep france in the dark or a diplomatic snuff through? i think the guests will be able to speak to, you know, how the french of the see what happened. i think the reaction from paris is driven ready by 4 o'clock to one is a believe the trust and integrity between eyes and mouth. clearly, and this is, this was not the case. given. secret talks have been taking place for more than 6 months. apart from the interest in the pacific region, and

u. s. military has said it was targeting ice. and in the u. s. republican party leaders said they are planning legal action against the binding administration in response to a new mandate for corporate 1900 vaccinations, the federal employees and large parts of the private sector. now the current via pandemic has had an impact on the education of hundreds of millions of students across the globe. most are now back at school. but in south africa, many still struggling to access the schooling. they once had family, the miller has this report new allows him up. more law has spent much of the school year at home. it was in the town, babysitting young children, micah, who are not at school. the pandemic is for thousands of public schools in south africa to shut alternate school days to reduce the numbers of pupils on site. since i'll go to school one week or maybe even a one day a week. and really the thing hurts me a lot because i love my schoolwork. and this calling the virus is just so bad for what time, according to a government survey on the impact of the corona virus on household one