u. s. security coordinator could not reach a definitive conclusion regarding the origin of the bullet. the u. s. s. see concluded that gunfire from israel defense forces positions was likely responsible for the death of serene ob. luckily the u. s. s. c found no reason to believe that this was intentional, but rather the result of tragic circumstances during an id f lead military operation. well, the journalists found they were aghast, and washington's refusal to condemn israel, declaring they were incredulous regarding this supposedly inconclusive results of being that there were many eye witness accounts of the shooting statement by our family. we will continue to call for justice and accountability and call upon the un and i c. c to take immediate action in order to bring justice . this doesn't end here. sharin avo claim was an al jazeera television journalist and one of the middle east most experienced reporters. she was killed on the 11th of may while attempting to report on an arrest operation by really security forces in the jenin refugee camp in the west bank. she was shot midst clashes despite

u. s. s. see that this was not intentional and nothing to suggest that this was anything more than the results. and the tragic result of a counterterrorism operation in which a non combatant, in this case, a mouse in journalist was built at the same time, we do want to see accountability. the idea is in the midst of its own investigation as a professional military force. the idea i will be in a position or is in a position to consider steps to see to it that something like this can happen again to consider steps that would safeguards noncombatants in the to so we have fear of anything more. that's the end of it. that's we're, we're always going to encourage steps to safeguard civilians and non combatants in a, in a combat zone. this is a message we have discussed with our is really partners prior to this i. and we believe that based on the findings of the u. s. se, on that there does need to be accountability, we have consistently called for accountability. in the case of miss awful, a block was k

u. s. side can see this clearly. if the u. s. insists on taking its own course. the chinese military will never sit idly by and it will definitely take strong actions to fort any external forces interference. anticipating a possible escalation, china has reportedly started to pull its military forces towards the taiwan straits . earlier, beijing decided to close the area off and is currently conducting military drills in local waters. multiple rocket launches have been seen in the area of the exercises. meanwhile, taiwan itself has launched fighter jets for patrols and is also deployed it's air defense systems. earlier, the chinese media speculated on calls to shoot down the u. s. how speakers plain, if she dares come to taiwan and the u. s, there were reports that security concerns could force the official to skip her visit. but nevertheless, close. he is expected to stop by japan, south korea, malaysia and singapore, and some american media and politicians insisted there is no way to cancel her plan, visit to taiwan. we cannot back down the face of the chinese b

u. s. side. can see this clearly if the u. s. insists on taking its own course. the chinese military will never sit idly by and it will definitely take strong actions to fort any external forces interference in, while a commentator for china's global times wrote that the chinese military would have the right to intercept any you as fighter jets. that accompanied philosophy is plain and even shoot them down and they don't respond to calls. but despite the threats u. s. media and politicians continue to argue that policy can't back down now, because that would be a big win for china. we can not allow chinese threats to deter a mere visit my member of congress apply one. if we can allow the chinese to dictate who can visit taiwan and who cannot, then we have already seated. tie one to the chinese if pelosi postpones, will cancels to visit, it will be seen as a us climb down in the face of chinese indignation and protest. and an affront to our friends in taiwan. asia says the plan visit not only flies in the face of decades of diplomacy, but also violates the one chin

u. s side can see this clearly if the u. s. insists on taking its own course, the chinese military will never sit idly by and it will definitely take strong actions to ford. any external forces interference, an anticipation of a possible escalation. china has decided to close off the taiwan strait and is currently conducting military drills in local waters. multiple rocket launches have been seen in the area of the exercises with the chinese military reportedly moving additional weapons there in while taiwan itself is launched fighter jets for patrols and there's also deployed it's air defense systems. chinese media earlier speculated on calls to shoot down the u. s. how speakers plain, if she dares to come to taiwan in the u. s. there were reports that security concerns could force the official to skip her visit. nevertheless. busy pelosi is expected to stop by japan, south korea, malaysia and singapore. some american media and politicians insisted that there is no way to cancel her plan visits. one, we cannot back down the f

u. s side can see this clearly, if the u. s. insists on taking its own course, the chinese military will never sit idly by and it will definitely take strong actions to, for any external forces interference. while plus his plane is crossing the pacific ocean, china has decided to close the air space of the taiwan strait. as taiwan itself has launched its fighter jets and deployed air defense systems, the mid china's increased military activity in the area. the chinese media earlier speculated on calls to shoot down the u. s. house speakers plain if she dares to come to taiwan. in the u. s. there were reports that safety concerns could force the official to skip her visit. nevertheless, pelosi is on her way to asia now. where is also to visit japan, south korea, malaysia and singapore. the american media and politicians insisted there is no way to cancel her plan, visit to taiwan. we cannot back down the face of the chinese breast if they think they can threaten us into merely not traveling to taiwan. it might in fact incite the

u. s. b s john list. jamal kush old g casual g fiance reacted to the meeting with the tweet. seeing the blood of the princess next victim is on biden's hands. the u. s. president has counted the criticism. thank you, bill here. respect to the murder of cash yogi, i raise it at the top of the meeting, making it clear what i thought of it in time. and when i think of it now, he basically said that here he, he was not personally responsible for it. i finally came on was he said he was not personally responsible for it, and he took action against those who were responsible human rights groups waddy, that this is far from enough. now, saudi arabia has never been a rights respecting country. it's ever been a country where you can speak freely, but what we've seen in the past 5 years is a total shut down of the space for any public criticism or any hint that you might disagree with the authorities. the leaders discussions ranged from regional security to clean energy initiatives, but saudi oil is being seen as the driving factor here. especially if it can replace russian supplies on the gl

u. s. federal reserve bank will high buy more than e c b over the coming months. but we do see this turning. so in september where our u. s. economist x u. s. a patient to make a turn and the fed to start hiking by less than it's done in recent months. that is, when we will see the dollar news out compared to the euro, will pressure on the years own economy, get worse if russia carries through its threat to cut off supplies or severely reduce gas supplies to europe, we expect that russia will close the top to fully before year end and probably before europe, not just the gas levels or gas supplies to the intended rates is by 90 percent come 80 percent, sorry. come november. and that will be hard. it will hurt, especially like i previously mentioned countries like germany and it was highly exposed, especially gas, but it's not something that europe can't adapt to. so a lot of european countries have already ramped up coal production. and it's use also that nuclear production may come back online in germany or discussion so fast . been pretty pessimistic melody. is there anything positive to say right now about the euro's o

u. s. and russia, the secretary of state antony blank and made it plain to his counterpart. sergey love rav, that the u. s. wants to see russia back away from. it's ongoing a battles inside ukrainian territory and that the u. s. was prepared to hold russia accountable if it tried to expand its military mission and others. i also made clear to foreign minister lever off that in light of recent statements coming from the kremlin about their plans to proceed with further annexation of ukrainian territory. indeed, the foreign ministers onwards about replacing a democratically elected ukrainian government, as well as being part of their ongoing plans. those plans would never be accepted. the world will not recognize annexations. we will impose additional giving costs on russia if it moves forward with plans. also continue to stand with ukraine. antony blinkin is about to embark on a 2 week long trip that will take him to africa and south east asia. but he will expect to love focus very closely. not just on the war in ukraine, but on the fate of americans who have been detained there wrongfully. in washington's view, it's a

see ports for ukrainian and export. despite the west repeated allegations of moscow, weaponized food and fueling the global hunger prices, rushes foreign minister begins at diplomatic tour around africa. the u. s. s. left backs by moscow's presence in the region where the top military chief, seeing it needs to be calendar. we look into washington's interest in the continent also. that's one. and 2 times my name is.

u. s, but with the u. s. pushing very strongly against africans. now, it's going to get harder and harder and you will see some defections, for example, kenya stoking a strong game against russia when it's dependent on beller roost and russia for so much of it's fertilized. it's going to face fertilizer crisis because it's simply won't be able to get them on the market. europe is going to take a 1st preference and kenya is going to be left behind. so you see this happening already, but yes, we do hope our countries will focus on national interest. i mean, put in stepped up and replaced shock therapy with nationalist interests. sometimes we get worried about alexandra jogan and those kinds of folks that are referred to . but we have not had our national this moment or put in moment way after liberation of freedom from colonial domination where we could act in the interest of all people. while the picture you're reading is really in depressive. so perhaps let me ask you 11 more question that is quite concerning, but maybe it has some hope in it as well. many economists are warning about famine in northern a

u. s. but with the u. s. pushing very strongly against africans. now it's going to get harder and harder and you will see some defections, for example, kenya stoking a strong game against russia. when it's dependent on bella, luce and russia for so much of its fertilizer. it's going to face fertilizer crisis because it's simply won't be able to get them on the market. europe is going to take a 1st preference and kenya is going to be left behind. so you see this happening already, but yes, we do hope our countries will focus on national interest. i mean, put in stepped up and replaced shock therapy with nationalist interests. sometimes we get worried about alexandra jogan and those kind of folks that are referred to. but we have not had our nationalist moment or put in moment way after liberation of freedom from colonial domination where we could act in the interest of all people. while the picture you're reading is really in depressive. so perhaps let me ask you 11 more question that is quite concerning, but maybe it has some hope in it as well. many economists are warning about famine in northern and ce

u. s. does all the time. the u. s. is incredible. crisis right now, politically, you see the president, the united states, with the record low approval ratings, with record high inflation, with record high homelessness. again, with record high pandemic numbers. and so they are scrambling to find any one to blame for this. russia has been the escape go now, certainly since 1917 revolution and beyond. and, but eventually people will, i think people who are already waking up there, they're not behind this blame game. they are blaming the president united states, joseph vine. that is where the blame firmly wes, and i think he's going to, his party is going to be punished in november because they're not going to buy that . russia is the source of all these worlds. coming back to russia, though, russia has repeatedly denied blocking food exports. and what is the real cause? if you can narrow down to one thing, what is real cause of the world's food practice right now? well, again, the food crisis has been developing over time. the pandemic and how the pandemic has been treated has led to some of this trade and. 6 sourcing syst

u. s. for the weekend ahead. well, what is there to say rob 12300000 people were trying to go on vacation and the u. s . airlines are completely unprepared if we see anything like the cancellations we saw during memorial day weekend. tens of thousands of people could be stranded for a day or more on the way to where they're going. let's remember, there was a 54000000000 dollar bail out of the industry in 2020, and there was a condition not to lay off workers. while these airlines were heavily indebted and they were looking for profits, so they found a loophole following workers, as well as encouraging the pilots to go into early retirement. now we have all the man returning people want to go on vacation, and the airlines are completely unprepared. and can just hope that the worst of it doesn't match to come to pass of it in the, in the short term on despising the medium term. what was the plan for on behalf the airlines and maybe even above the u. s. government to take the pressure off the ation industry. well, they're trying to get workers back to work. it's been a struggle. some airlines are offering passengers. these fee waivers to those fees t

u. s. for the weekend ahead? well, what is there to say rob 12300000 people were trying to go on vacation and the u. s . airlines are completely unprepared if we see anything like the cancellations we saw during memorial day weekend. tens of thousands of people could be stranded for a day or more on the way to where they're going. let's remember, there was a 54000000000 dollar bail out of the industry in 2020, and there was a condition not to lay off workers. while these airlines were heavily indebted and they were looking for profits. so they found a loophole following workers, as well as encouraging our pilots to go into early retirement. now we have all this demand returning. people want to go on vacation, and the airlines are completely unprepared and can just hope that the worst of it doesn't match to come to pass up in the, in the short term on despising the median term. what, what's the plan for on behalf the airlines and maybe even above the u. s. government to take the pressure off the ation industry? well, they're trying to get workers back to work. it's been a struggle. some airlines are offering passengers these fee waivers to those fe

u. s. i see it's a multi national organization. so can you be a little bit more? well, i don't want to bring in specific countries, but the u. s. s c, it's a multi national organization. it includes several of our los nito and so we brought in as part of that team. 2 officials from that multinational team with extensive, as i said before, 42 years of combined forensic experience that they come to a termination that there was that they could not include that there was an, an, or a lack of how did they come to a conclusion that i mean, they basically didn't come to any include what they did with it, what and so. so, so can you explain why i would, is that you're so you're able to say that there's no covenants of intent, no matter who did vision. right, well, and that's exactly what they find at what they found or precisely what they did not find it enough. well, they found no reason to believe this was intentional. but again, if i went against with finding the reason that it was, wasn't again the to the to tell in the totality of the circumstances based on the 2 investigations to which they were granted access. based on the site v

u. s. forensic experts. investigators will run ballistic tests on the bullet to see if it matches ammunition used by israeli soldiers. the u. s. has apparently agreed not to share with it with there is really counterparts. sure it was a palestinian american. she was killed by israeli forces on may. the 11th, while covering is really raised in jeanine camp. israel says it's shot down 3 anom drones and launched by the lebanon based group has been up. they were heading towards a disputed gas field in the mediterranean sea. the military released this video said to show them being destroyed. the kerisha gas field is part of maritime dispute between israel and lebanon. those are the headlines. we'll have more news here on al jazeera for you after this is europe. ah, oh. 2 a with a mother. yeah. get home on that is you still facial, you got it and you do well, they've always a push to go on the shelf with . i mean 50 if i look on the shuttle tire. well ah my fellows. so if you just want to talk to them is david scott is going to see pacino's, cathy chevy, sort of issues and he gets you a clinician, some sort of physical. yeah. first

u. s. congress sees this as being critically important. the u. s. congress. that is very divided. we're democrats and republicans typically agree on nothing. they are very united on this issue, particularly when it comes to the defense of israel. and this is political, this is a president who is low and the approval ratings is struggling on a number of issues and knows that he has congressional elections come november. and we should point out he is going back empty handed right now. because the reason that he was making this trip was to get the saudis to pump more oil. he did not secure a new agreement, is to try and get the saudis to do just that. to lower the price is back in the united states. so essentially he comes back empty handed, has to deliver that message to the american public, the voting public and the voting public. that will be a deciding who will control congress, whether it will be his democratic party, or whether it will be the republicans come november or kimberly hockey great to have you here in doha. and if you to share your insights, can we, how could all whi

u. s. wants to see russia back away from. it's all going a battles inside ukrainian territory, and that the u. s. was prepared to hold russia accountable if it tried to expand its military mission and others. i also make clear to foreign minister leverage that in light of recent statements coming from the kremlin about their plans to proceed with the further annexation of ukrainian territory. indeed, the foreign ministers onwards about replacing a democratically elected ukrainian government, as well as being part of their ongoing plans. those plans would never be subject. the world will not recognize annexations. we will impose additional significant cost on russia if it moves forward with plants. also continue to stand with ukraine . antony blinkin is about to embark on a 2 week long trip that will take him to africa and south east asia. but he will expect to focus very closely, not just on the war in ukraine, but on the fate of americans who have been detained there wrongfully. in washington's view, it's a complicated situation. but the priority is to both try to in the war and to bring american

u. s. officials. american investigators will run ballistic tests on the bullet to see if it does indeed match ammunition used by israeli soldiers. the u. s. is apparently agreed not to share the bullet with their swayed counterparts. sri was a palestinian and american. she was killed by a ready forces on may. the 11th while covering israeli raids and janine camp israel says it has shot down 3 anom drones headed towards a dispute. a gas field in the mediterranean sea is ready forces, say the lebanon based group has bella launched the drones israeli military release . this video said to show the downing of the drones, as blah hasn't commented. chorus gas field is locked in, a maritime dispute between israel and lebanon. ever been protest across libya just a day after you. and mediated talks between rival factions ended without an agreement on friday protested, and the city of to brook stormed a building. the house is one of 2 rival parliaments as i go about rising prices high and employment power outages and years of political deadlock. malik, trainer reports from tripoli. this is what's left of to brooks house of representatives. building

u. s. forensic experts investigators will run ballistic tests on the bullet to see if it does indeed match ammunition used by israeli soldiers. u. s. has apparently agreed not to share it with the israeli counterparts. sri and was a palestinian american. she was killed by israeli forces on may. the 11th floor covering is really res, engine income is all the headlines. the news continues here in the office here after the listening, stay with us. talk to al jazeera, we ask you be more specific, how many pills are you asking for? and what kind of military equipment we listen, ask the people of cuba industry. if there is a difference between donald trump, enjoy bite for them, it's fine. we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the store restock matter . on al jazeera, evangelical voice is on the air and on law and their impact on abortion rights in america, rodrigo detailed a leaves office and takes a parting shot at journalism, in the philippines. and this is stony province produces plenty of news that somehow goes on report below our maturity expert in europe, the listening post where we dig into the coverage and examine how

u. s s, if it doesn't do that, it will impose these nice sanctions. won't see your assessment of washington stance in regards if you think that sanctions are really going to achieve anything. first of all, it's the americans that left the nuclear deal, not the iranians. it was the americans that were violating the nuclear deal from day one under obama. and under trump, they tore up the deal. whereas the iranians were committed to the deal from day one till now. and the american demands that we see today are basically in conflict with the nuclear deal. the americans want iran to accept the conditions that do not allow for the full implementation of the nuclear deal. and iran simply won't accept except that in fact, european officials have privately told iranians, that if it was up to us, we would accept the running conditions and have the deal fine for the implementation of the j. c. p. o, a. so it's obvious a is americans that are dragging their feet, americans that were violating the deal, the americans who taught the deal, and by them ever since he came to power, even though he criticized

u. s. border. on thursday. the u. s. supreme court ruled that the by didn't ministration can end a controversial trump era policy that required asylum see his to wait in mexico while they claims are processed well, in other developments in the last president, joe biden has predicted that some states will try to arrest women who cross state lines to access abortion in areas where it's still legal. i'd and gave this warning during a virtual meeting with democratic governors to discuss what action to take on the supreme court overturned a ruling that made a portion of constitutional right. several republican states move to immediate a bond. the procedure. i think people are going to be shock when the 1st state of 1st faith tries to arrest a woman for crossing the state line to get her health services are and their i don't, i don't, i don't think people believe that's going to happen, but it's going to happen, who's gonna, who's gonna telegraph for the whole country that this is, this is a gigantic deal that goes beyond affects all your basic roach. germany has signed an agreement to hand over the ownership of the been in bronzes, said i ch

u. s. officials. american investigators will now run tests on the bullet to see if it matches the ammunition years by israeli soldiers. the u. s. is apparently agreed not to share the bullet with that israeli counterparts. sharyn was palestinian american. she was killed by israeli forces on may 11th, while covering raids in the occupied west bank. now, israel saying that it's shot down 3 unarmed drones headed towards the disputed gas field in the mediterranean. is ready, forces accused the lebanon base group has bala of launching the drones military released this video, which is said to show the downing of the drives. kerisha gas field is locked in, a maritime dispute between israel and lebanon. has ball as confirmed. it launched the drones as part of a reconnaissance mission. in watching al jazeera ly from london still had for you on the program. people in india's assamese de la to rebuild after some of the was flooding to hit the region. we're in one of gone is main commercial hobbs, where a new tax on electronic transactions is wreaking havoc on business people. ah i welcome to look at the international forecast now. what w

u. s. officials feared potential armed conflict with china. other american politicians are apparently pushing for greater involvement in the region. so just seeing the u. s. is delegation. visit to taiwan is a must ortiz, rachel blevins has the details. nodded . states appears to be moving forward with plans to send a delegation led by how speaker nancy pelosi to tie one next month. despite a host of warnings from beijing that the move would be a red line for china. do we have repeatedly made it clear to america, our stern position against us house speaker, nancy pelosi is potential visit to taiwan. if the us insists on going its own way and challenging the red line of china, it will surely be met with forceful responses. all ensuing consequences are completely borne by the us. however, when it comes to red lines issued by other countries, washington has shown that it has no problem ignoring them. after all, that's why i refused to give russia any kind of guarantee that ukraine would not become a member of nato. despite the impact the assurance could have had on ease intentions, but even by himself isn't fully on board with policies plan. and it appears

u. s. forensic experts. investigators will run the ballistic test on the bullet to see if it matches ammunition used by israeli soldiers. the u. s. has apparently agreed not to share that with it with their is really counterparts. sharina was a palestinian american. she was killed by israeli forces on may. the 11th or covering israeli raids in jeanine camp. israel says it's shot down 3 unarmed drones north, by the lebanon based group has been a towards a disputed gas field in the mediterranean sea. the military released this video, so to show them being destroyed. the kerisha gas field is part of a maritime dispute between israel and lebanon. a 3 day meeting of religious leaders and tribal elders in afghanistan has ended with calls for the well to recognize the taliban government and lift sanctions. women were not allowed to take part. international community has been wary of offering recognition, especially on the taliban restricted women's rights. more than a 1000000 people have descended on central london to march. the 50th anniversary of you case 1st prize parade event follows 2 years of cancellation because of the crone of

u. s military is sending its warships through disputed territory, disputed waters near taiwan. how is that a good idea when polo sees visit is not you know, d, u s. has always send mixed messages regarding some with any type of problems . and if you look at the rationale behind all these exposure from the, the domestic politics in the us, you see that biden is right now, facing, skyrocketing high inflation and rec, could ripping low approval rate at this point in his presidency. not looking good for his upcoming return election and loosen to return election would mean the death of the legislative agenda and bruce post, steve would lose her speakership. so plain tough on china is a car to settle american domestic political conflict. so the have an incentive to say next, and i think it's to, to china. what do you think these mixed messages are going to backfire on washington in any way? for sure, it is a very risky and i don't think most of the time people want to close to lisa taiwan . they have seen the consequence of ukraine playing the fire in which i did to pick nations and china. and well, congress dragging the world to largest economies int

so i think that what we're seeing now with the escalation, we just saw that the u. s. s. ronald reagan and it's a strike group is headed back to the south china sea. and of course, this is, this is escalating the situation. i think the united states recognizes this. i, i don't know why they are. they are still pushing to go through with it though. that's the bigger question, but of course they have their friends in the military industrial complex to fat in their pockets and line their pockets with all of the weapons and new systems that they want to use against china. yeah, and just to, to go on that the us lawmakers do claim that it's been common practice for congressional representative, the travel to taiwan. so if that's the case, how can be g justify the reaction? this isn't just any congressional leader. this is the speaker of the house who is, you know, what 3rd in line the presidency, should something happen to the president, the vice president? i mean, this is a very, very high profile visit and it comes at a time of increasing tension. it's not like the u. s. is

u. s. has been bullying small nations since the end of the cold war blinking the recent statement is absolutely ridiculous, only shows the one eyed nature over the way the u. s. who sees the world because the us, as we know, as since the end of the soviet union since the end of the cold war and secular been bullying small ations in terminally, as a way of projecting its own power worldwide. the stages of the u. s. is undisputed believe is the thing that the us wishes to maintain, and any nations that do not sign on to us protection will that receive the us punishment. and that's what we call bullying. and that's what we call progression and false and isn't illegal to a force which the u. s. has already demonstrated initially new flavio and when, when they got away with that u. s. demonstrate to the, in iraq and libya and so on and so forth. it's the u. s. game plan. you will do it nicely if you agree, and if you don't agree we're going to believe. so the idea of lincoln that he wants to stop this kind of system in the world is, is ridiculous. what lincoln wants to do is to confine bullying to the us and the u. s. power. no one else. there's the main story, this our do

u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi is plan trip to taiwan is now up in the air after joe biden says, the pentagon does not support seeing a top u. s. official come to taipei. i think that the military thinks it's not a good idea right now, but i don't know what the status of it is. earlier the announcement of policies visit for august, it was followed by a harsh reaction from china as beijing warned it will take forceful measures if the u. s. house speaker follows through with her plan. it would be the 1st visit of such an american official to taiwan and 25 years. this comes just days after china lashed out at the us after an american naval destroyer was spotted in the disputed taiwan strait. u. s. navy claims the warship acted in accordance with international law, adding that the trip demonstrates commitment to a free and open indo pacific. beijing doesn't agree and says the move is only stoking the risk of a confrontation. the frequent provocations and showing off by the u. s. fully demonstrate that the u. s. as the destroyer of peace and stability in the taiwan strait and a maker of security risks in the taiwan strait. us china

u. s. has become less and less engaged in the region. so this is a very important also for the u. s. i to be are back here. he will be also looking at one see arrives in the afternoon at the ban gary on app, what you will be risk away to see some new defense our systems and also our defense system. the iron dome that's also, you know, a u. s. is a very strong in that support of israel in that case. and as i said, you know, there is the sense that, you know, coming together, this is trip to saudi arabia. that there might be some kind of, you know, steps being taken in that regard to reach and has really changed here in the past years. but of course it's also just personal relationship. i present biden always likes to highlight that he has been coming here for many, many years. at 1st as a young sen, $9.00 to $73.00 meeting, then with my minister golden golden ear, he'll also visit the palestinian territories. how unusual is that for us, president? why don't think it's unusual every are you as president has visited to of the occupied territories and, and the u. s. has been, you know, one of the major players when it came to peacemaking effort