u. s. said the deal would help feed millions of hungry people across the middle east. and we spoke with john las martin j who finds the geo politics surrounding this crisis. ironic at best i surprised to know because it's only been about 10 days. but when you look at who is making those calls, micro rate raising concerns about it, you have to understand the implications of a korean shorted a week shortage. and a lot of those countries in africa, we're looking at a rise in terrorism on massive grocery close to europe. so those were obviously concerns to you actually look at the politics and you take a big abroad, a helicopter view of what was going on in the last of the months. it was lensky. it would have profited so much by famines in africa, by insurgency, an uprising revolution in north african countries. if, if food crisis had really broken out, you know, movies come to subsidize read, for example, would have been so lensky. you got more media attention. she craves more and more so it's kind of ironic to use diplomacy. chief joseph burrell has said that double stan

u. s. said that they would be willing to discuss, you know, freeing some of the central bank reserves that they have in the federal reserve in the united states. so it's just to be quite honest. everyone is confused and cobble . no one really knows what's going on and, and no one really understands the dynamics of it. there's so many questions as, as you said earlier, it seemed that the government had denied this attack. you know, just a couple days ago, i and then now the usaa saying that that, that, that was the attack that they apparently, that they claimed that way that they kills our harry. and so literally, everyone is sort of at this impasse, not understanding what's going on at the moment in this country. all right, i'll in the tv life in kabul, ali, thank you. we're de barrage, the senior fellow in the gulf international forum. he says, the fact that al qaeda's leader was killed in kabul suggests afghanistan's government is protecting on groups. his embarrassment, it shows that al qaeda

u. s. said it killed al qaeda leader. i'm an alex, i'm a harry would have reaction from washington d. c. ah, the speaker of the u. s. house representatives at nancy pelosi has arrived in taiwan despite warnings of severe consequences from beijing flows is the most senior us official to visit the self governing island in 25 years. is expected to visit appointment and meet the president on wednesday. china, which considers the time on part of its territory says it will launch what it calls, targeted military actions around the army. or shortly after landing close, he gave a brief statement. she said, our congressional delegations visit to taiwan honors americas on the waiver and commitment to supporting taiwanda vibrant democracy. america's solidarity with the 23000000 people of taiwan is more important to day than ever. as the world faces a choice between autocracy and democracy. i speak to, she had returns, he joins us live from washington, d. c. so what's that for that war? this likely to b, very difficult to catalogue the 7. we know that we've had various sort of guests from beijing

u. s. said it had received formal notification regarding a moratorium on old pending naval visits and is awaiting updates and so called political procedures. this comes off to the island chain, signed a security packed with china that happened in may. and you, as you can imagine, it inevitably set off alarm bells in washington dc. clearly we've seen the chinese bully and coerce nations throughout the indo pacific to do their bidding and to serve what they believe their selfish national security interests or rather than the broader interests of a free and open indo pacific. it's regrettable, we call it out when we see it. it's a short time ago i spoke with matthew robson, the full, my deputy foreign minister old new zealand. now, he says that washington's reaction amounts to a rejection of the solomon islands right to be sovereign in its policy. while the solomon islands, its 2000 kilometers from the north of the trailer and from new zealand, is exercising its sovereign right against patton, a bu

u. s. and best at large for, for the arctic bounce. right. and mark, that's what i wanted to ask you about next because the u. s. has said it's going to create this position of arctic ambassador at large in order to step up diplomacy as russia and china increasing their presence in the arctics. i'm curious from your point of view, is this going to actually help with diplomacy? in the us is the last of the 8 arctic states, which, which did not until today have been an actual acting ambassador. so, so what it does is that the live of all the 8 states, well, when they need that bilaterally are in the act council, which unfortunately is on is on ports right now. and so why, why you have regional military rumble? it's even more important to you also have to have a medic exchanges to avoid prevent that some misunderstandings of perhaps mine disputes turn into some, some major conflicts and get and get out of hand. so, but it's both the appointment of the article or the decision to have a u. s. and best that large for the arctic is both because of security, but also because of commercial interest. and also because of climate ch

blank, and the said that the u. s. is committed to a mutual defense treaty with the philippines. marco said the current geopolitical environment shows how important their ties are. tie one's defense. ministry says it's fired flavors to warn offset. we're 7 drones and unidentified planes flying over its territory. tensions remain high with china, which is furious over the visit to taiwan by us house speaker dancy pelosi. they're giving individual plans the international editor of ty, one plus, and she's joining us on skype from taipei good to have you with us. so the military activity by china seems to be affecting ty, ones, outlying islands. now why is that significant? that's right, so the islands that these unidentified aircraft and drones were identified on our scene on which ty, one's military, you fired flares to warn off our inhabit is the islands and the islands on the taiwan straits, which are some of the closest to the chinese mainland kenman in particular, where those drawings flew over is only about 10 kilome

he said, the u. s. is committed to a mutual defense tracy with the country. marco said the current, your political environment showed just how important the anti as well. well, taiwan defense ministry says it's 5 flares to one off several drones and on identified planes flying over its territory. tensions remain high with china, which is furious over the visit to taiwan by us. how speak at nancy pelosi that speaker decompile, and she's the international editor of taiwan class. and she joins us now on skype from type a to chinese drills now seem to be affecting high ones, outlying islands. how significant is that? that's right. so these islands are on the tie. 13, and they're seen as the closest point to mainland china. and in fact, one of those islands can min island is only about 10 kilometers away from would you and province in china seen as the main point. the general perspective here is that should trying to, to invade, that would be the 1st points of landing along with not so island to. so there is

u. s. had had its own opinions on it . in fact, joe biden, at some point even said that the u. s. military said there was a bad idea for polos you to come, but could not tell her what to do. china, meanwhile, has had very strong words and certain aggressive actions with incursions to the era depend zone. in fact, we're hearing that more of those in incursions asked nancy pelosi lambs. they've sent warships to that media line that separates taiwan and china. you know, i, so there has been so much speculation over those strong words back and forth. and here he is said here he is about to land on taiwanese soil. i want the government as still yet to confirm that she is coming, but of course, local media has run rampant with it saying that even giving her a schedule for the sport to morrow, saying that she's going to meet the president of taiwan tomorrow morning. if you then is good to go to legislature, she's good to give a press conference even visited human rights museum before he sets off again. so there has been so much talk and so much speculation about nancy pelosi visit. and

u. s. official said the cia carried out an operation on sunday, targeting the man they believe was central to planning the $911.00 attacks in the heart of this wealthy cobble neighbourhood where many taliban leaders reside. the head of al qaeda found a hide out, but not out of washington's sides. the u. s. official says i am on als away. harry was identified on multiple occasions, spending time on the balcony of the house, where he was eventually struck early on sunday morning. now we have eliminated the mirror of our kinder. he will never again, never again allow of kingston to become a teacher. so shaven because he is gone and we're going to make sure of nothing else happens. you know campy, are launching providence united states. we're going to shoot to that won't happen. the gyptian bonds are why harry was osama bin laden's, right hand man. before late of succeeding him as head of al qaeda. but you are says he was actively involved in planning the september 11th attacks in the us, as well as other al qaeda operations, including 2 u. s embassy bombings in east africa in 1998. and the at

u. s. national security council spokesperson has said that the u. s. is monitoring developments urging all sides for com, adding, however, that quote, we firmly believe that israel has the right to protect itself. not saying this is official reaction, but this is so far what's coming out of the u. s. it sounds very consistent with what we can expect from the u. s. if they haven't said it yet, they're going to say something like that very soon. i have no doubt there is this constant sense of yes, we call on both sides to tamp down. but we respect israel's right of self defense. which 1st of all is not even an issue here because there was no attack that israel was responding to. it was responding to what it said could have been an attack. we expected there might be an attack. and therefore, we have the right to do anything we want, including violations of international law, such as collective punishment. the failure to distinguish between civilian and military targets, among the, the 8 people at least, that have been killed so far. i was a 5 year old gir

on the other side, jack tumor said that the u. s. greenhouse gas emissions will be slashed by 40 percent by 2030. that's not so long ahead of us. so even though the progressive being has been somewhat critical at some of the legislation, this was definitely the best outcome for the biden. why and house and the democrats over all on capitol hill is definitely a win for the president. but the bill does fall short on other major promises that the president made. indeed, so much of compromise has been around getting one democratic senator, mansion of west virginia to wode, in favor as so the white house and democrats have been negotiating tireless lives with him for months and months. the package now offers provisions that will increase pipeline projects despite the climate provision. so much of the compromise is around certain corporate tax breaks that the centrist democrats actually wanted eliminated. now or we are, of course, in a mid term election year. democrats, i have been closing the gap with the republicans in opinion surveys a

u. s. in the korean war, if the u. s. is thinking that china bluff, it's making a huge mistake. i'm slew though. secretary lincoln has said that if nancy pelosi does visit and china responds, the responsibility for the escalation will lie entirely on beijing. how convincing is not argument well this the usual la rhetoric. busy i personally focus on action, there's lots of was actually being exchanged, especially coming from the u. s. side. they become not trustable. i would just focus on action. the single fact that l o z, nancy pelosi e might be on the island of taiwan. that that is a very dangerous escalation and we are, we are heading to was a hot war as, as any amount of time. it's still, it seems like it's no more like if it's more like a win alfred the u. s. has suffered a number of reputation said products in recent times from afghanistan to latin america, pushing back recently, saudi arabia not conceding to us. the models to increase production significantly in energy is pelosi visit. and the attempt to show that america is still relevant internationally to out degree. that's part of it. as i said, imperial narcis

u. s. high speaker said that the u. s. will not allow china to isolate taiwan. so what could the us do to stop it from happening? oh, this isn't, as she said, just the united states. certainly the visit itself was that kind of show of support and a demonstration that and whatever the position china takes. parliamentarians and lawmakers at least and will continue to come through and, and make their visits. and this isn't just us. parliamentarians and we'll makers, we've seen that at increasing from european parliamentarians to i think, in a context in which there is a sense that taiwan is under heightened threat and within the parameters of a one china policy that and countries need to start strengthening economic linkages . personal ties, pushing the on the informal side, even as beijing has been squeezing on the diplomatic side in terms of its international recognition. expanding the scope of informal recognition, essentially showing that other countries have a stake in taiwan and doing that and as direct and, and personal away as possible. so i think the sense

said, you've got the u. s. president, seeing that the u. s. military doesn't really think that timing doesn't really think a trip to taiwan is a good idea yet. the speaker seems to be going ahead with it anyway. yeah, exactly. and for them to say that it is entirely her decision. i mean, they are putting her in a place of really remarkable responsibility here, not just for this trip before whatever comes out of it when it comes to those increasing tensions between the us and china. i mean, we've seen how those tensions have continued to increase when it comes to the trade war. now when it comes to these issues with taiwan and really the steps that the trumpet administration took to break decades of diplomacy in order to then try to establish some contact that hadn't been there for decades. and you know, it's interesting because we talked about how taiwan isn't necessarily on board with this trip because of course, they're looking at the reaction they will then receive from them. but at the same time, other leaders in their region have also

u. s. recently said, well, we think is your eyes the right to defend itself. well, what about the palestinians right? to defend themselves, the u. s. supports the genocide. let's face the u. s. sue's israel is it's client, stay as the chair in the middle east, and it supports it's designs on taking over all the occupied territories. towns military is reportedly planning to conduct artillery drills during the upcoming week. that will come as a response to chinese exercises over the island to start in the wake of us. how speaking nancy? pelosi is controversial visit to taipei patients military exercises around the island and could a ballistic missile know which is which landed in the waters off taiwan. china's armed forces also conducted drills in thick zones surrounding the islands facings. military said the exercises were focused on training for a joint blockade as well as the target assault. and as is console, i say has condemned bay jane calling it to the evil neighbour next door. busy also accusing china of destroying the taiwan straits with military drills.

u. s. and said we need your help. we need your money to tackle drugs in this country more than $8000000000.00 and went to military forces in columbia for that reason. but the didn't seem to be result where, where does that money and all what, what happened there? columbia has long functioned as the israel, the u. s. is israel in south america with aching, mobilize and deploy troops, it will where they can in circle and intimidate. then as well as this phony war on drugs was merely the justification to mobilize $8000000000.00 in clan alamba. to move around colombia, swashbuckling like the colonizers of yester year, us has 9 more terry bases is francisco mentioned in columbia. none of these bases are legal and that was the function of the henri base. the santos is the duke is the biggest seller off this tremendously geopolitically important in mineral rich oil rich country. that's a massive price. now that the left wing, the masses of 40000000 people of columbia, pushing back against this right wing imperialist gender,

u. s. wouldn't be able to achieve anything on its own. meanwhile, the chinese embassy in washington, i said that the only way out of this crisis was for the u. s. to rectify its mistakes, and that it was the u. s. that is the trouble, macon warned, against. take him relations down the track of conflict and confrontation. the war games are set to continue to day. china had, in particular, notably across the median lines several times of the last couple of days. and analysts are fearing that this could be a new norm for the p l. a. in future exercises. now, living on an indiana has become the fast u. s. state and ban abortion. after the supreme court overturned the landmark roe v wade ruling, the decision comes into effect on september 15th with some exceptions, and means women in indiana can only get an abortion in cases of rape or incest. when the mother's health is at rest and motion was previously allowed up to 20 weeks into pregnancy and supporters of iraq's, she, i didn't looked at al serra have held mass friday prayers and several cities sada, urged his supporters to remain in front of

tracking site flight radar. 24 dot come said the number of people following her falling her jet, which almost 3000000 people. a record figure for the service. the u. s. health. because said, have, as it has evidence of the u. s. commitment to support tie when needs democracy, policy has become the highest ranking american official to visit the self hold island in 25 years. the white house, meanwhile, has stated that a dialogue between washington and beijing will be kept open and the u. s. won't be involved in any military conflict with china. the united states will not and does not, will not seek and does not want a crisis. we are prepared to manage wellbeing chooses to do at the same time, we will not engage in saber rattling. we will continue to operate in the seas in the skies of the western pacific. as we have done for decades, we will continue to support taiwan. defend a free and open indo pacific and seek to maintain communication with beijing. since it's switched recognition from ty paid to beijing, washington has held an ambivalent position regarding china and taiwan. officially it acknowledges beijing as the earning lifted him at government

u. s. recently said, well, we think is your eyes the right to defend itself. well, what about the palestinians right? to defend themselves. the c u. s. supports the genocide. let's face the u. s. c's. israel is, it's client, stay as the chair in the middle east, and it supports it's designs on taking over all the occupied territories. it's been 3 days since pelosi left taiwan, but tension between china and the us remain high in the wake of the us. how speakers controversial visit beijing launched military drills over the island, making good on its promise. that type pay will pay a price for hosting the u. s. official. beijing's military exercises around the island included ballistic missile launches, which landed in the waters of ty, one's northern, southern and eastern zones. china's armed forces also conducted drills and 6 soda employee surrounding the violin. beijing's military said the exercises were focused on training for a joint blockade. the target of fall and air space control taipei condemn beijing as an evil neighbor next door, also accusing china of

u. s. military of course recognizes the risk that it faces. every senior military official has said that the u. s. i cannot count on winning. of course the factors you mentioned that taiwan being so close to the mainland. trump said this as well, but also they need to consider the rapid advances that the p l. a is made over the last 20 or 30 years since the last high one straits crisis. also strategically. i'll use a bruce lee quote here. so bruce lee said, i do not fear the man who knows 10000 kicks, but i do fear the man who has practiced one kick 10000 times. and what this means here is that the u. s. screens for missions all around the world in the middle east, in latin america in europe. china really has one focus. that's taiwan. so, anti area axis, denial, listen, submarines, all of this. the armis, the doctrine, all the training is all oriented around one goal. so the u. s. military of course, is very worried. you look at the war games that they've run. they say blue gets its ass handed to every time you have the u. s. losing every time. so clearly, on one hand, the military

the foreign ministry said that if the u. s. and side kicks truly cared about regional peace and stability, then it should have warned the u. s. and persuaded that not to go ahead with his visits in the 1st place and then also said that if it truly cad, then it wouldn't be making these vocal reactions now about china's overreaction successes watching also said that the counter measures were justified because this is about china's sovereign territory integrity and the measures were also a staunch commitment to regional patients debility china, summons of japan's ambassador as well as europeans, the mass of the g 7 and you, nation's issued statements expressing concern over china's military threats. and beijing also seems to shrug golf toko purchase stations over ballistic missiles which landed in japan's exclusive economic zone. meantime, china's continue to keep up the pressure on slide one. there were aircraft and war ships, which once again crossed over the median line of the taiwan strait. also reports of the cyber attacks, as

u. s. president joe biden said ukrainians had inspired the world. but the cost of the invasion continue to rise, is estimated. it will take $750000000000.00 to repair the damage across ukraine. and while secrecy surrounds the price tag for russia's invasion, estimate suggests that could start at around $1000000000.00 per day. for now though ukrainians were remembering the human costs of the war and honoring the lives lost, theresa bo begins are coverage from keith. was new my father and son walking to pay tribute to those killed in the war. both of them were injured in the fight against russia, attended, entangle, says he's getting ready to go back to the front once he has recovered so far, this is not a celebration with this. his memory celebration will be after the victory when everyone returns home, alive and fallen. we have many losses now. it's independence day ukraine. but there are no celebrations this year because of the war. it may have been 31 years of independence from soviet rule, but the fight for freedom people say, is more alive than

u. s. representative said that any potential fall out or danger from the tax on the nuclear power plant, they fall squarely on russia shoulders, simply because russia is involved in the special operations. here's the response of the united states to what seems like a very clear den. danger, the cause of the situation is if we ship facility is not a mystery, it is another tragic result of the russian federation decision and to further invade. it's the sovereign neighbor ukraine. russia alone created risks, and it can eliminate those risks. now. my withdrawing from ukraine now, the russian representative talked about how this fits a pattern that talked about how the ukrainian forces will embed themselves in civilian areas using civilians in effect as human shields. and this is essentially nuclear black males, an attempt to force the russian military out of a certain area. or else there could be some kind of disaster which would then be blamed on russia. even though it is ukrainian forces that persist on escalating things near this power plant. now, it's important to know that the fact that

speaking in new york, she said the u. s. and germany have already showed remarkable unity in supporting ukraine. she also said a joint stance is vital and that it's time to extend the ties. juggling in the u. s. voters in kansas are deciding whether to remove the right to abortion from the states constitution. that could result in access being limited or band kansas as the 1st state to vote since the supreme court revoked the nationwide, right to abortion in june. and to british airways a, suspending sales of short whole flight from london heathrow airport for the next week. he throw has kept the number of departing passengers because of staff shortages. their port has asked airlines to stop selling tickets. and to cut flights. united states says it has killed the leader of al qaeda. i meant i was a while harry and a drone strike in afghanistan. he was one of the founders of the terrorist group and was in hiding for more than a decade. the cia targeted the man they believe was central to the 911 attacks in the heart of this w

u. s. and they said the 1st ship to export grain from the ukrainian port since the russian invasion has been cleared to continue on its journey. after passing inspections in turkey, the shipments being held as an important step in the fight against a global hunger and a lifeline for ukraine's battery economy. but ukrainian president vladimir savanski has warned that many more such shipments are needed. it's a sight for sore eyes from many around the globe, a ukrainian cargo ship loaded with tons of corn entering the bus for us bound for them at least. but as it left the black sea at 1st had to make a stop in istanbul. there the ship was searched by a team of inspectors from ukraine, russia, turkey, and the un. russia has been blockading ukraine's ports since it invaded in february . but turkey in the united nations negotiated a deal between moscow and keith last month, allowing ukrainian exports to resume. russia insisted on the inspections to make sure outbound ships are only carrying grain or fertilizer. and that inbound ships and not carrying any weapons. this ship called the raw zoning,

and i said ma'am, all this is right after we invaded iraq in april of 2003, i said ma'am, i would like to enlist in the u. srine corps. and she said no you're not. and i said well why? and she said, well because i'm not letting anybody go to the marine corps given what's going on. she loved the marines. she loved the individual marines. but she was scared like a lot of young parents and grandparents are for their kids. and so when i brought the recruiter over to our house to try to persuade her that she should let me enlist in the united states marine corps. she told the recruiter, if you step one ft on my porch, i'll blow it off. and so they had a conversation about the u. s. marine corps while she stood up on her porch and he stood in the yard and that was how he eventually persuaded my memo that i could join the marine corps. and, and, and the reason i'm running for senate, the reason that i love this country is because the country was so good to me, the people who are here, you know, supporting me, the people who are always there for me, everybody from, you know, public school teachers who took an inter

u. s. military of course recognizes the risk that it faces. every senior military official has said that the u. s. i cannot count on winning. of course the factors you mentioned that taiwan being so close to the mainland. trump said this as well, but also they need to consider the rapid advances that the players made over the last 20 or 30 years since the last high one straits crisis. also strategically, i'll use a bruce lee quote here. so bruce lee said, i do not fear the man who knows 10000 kicks, but i do fear the man who has practiced one kick 10000 times. and what this means here is that the u. s. screens for emissions all around the world in the middle east, in latin america in europe. china really has one focus. that's taiwan. so anti area access, denial, listen, submarines, all of this. the armaments, the doctrine, all the training is all oriented around one goal. so the u. s. military of course, is very worried. you look at the war games that they've run. they say blue gets its ass handed to every time you have the u. s. losing every time. so clearly, on one hand, the milit

u. s. i saw a went through a change of many, many things for millions of people, all have shots. the german chancellor said that democracy and freedom and the reification of germany are with the results of the marvelous work from his man. joe biden, the u. s. president said he was a man of remarkable vision, and the result was a safer world with greater freedom for millions of people. he particularly highlighted ronald reagan's work with gorbachev in reducing the arsenals of nuclear weapons. ursula vander lion via a president of the united. yeah, of the european union, she called as she said that it was a crucial work that he did at to end the cold work cold war. and antonio antonio got cherish the, the secretary general of the night of the united nations said that he changed the course of history and was a one of a kind statesman. andrew, thank you very much. indeed. we appreciate that mandab simmons talk to us from london. i started the sport, his joe rob, thank you very much. how we start a new york question. top names tumbled out of the us open on day to including last year champion m. a writer connor

said, dad, we're heading for the airport. i asked, why are you there? what's going on? the americans are taking us to the u. s. a. my son replied. zacky was 19 years old and sabby was 77. when they reached the place, they called me again and said, dad were inside the airport now don't worry. i asked them to come back because i feared something bad might happen. they said no dad, the americans promised to take us to the was a few minutes later i got a call from abbey's phone. someone told me that zachary had been killed here with me a little bit. when you see people hanging on to the sides and wins of your plain, then why are you taking off? i heard from the international media with us said our pilot had a perfect plan. really, how dare you fly in such circumstances. all their claims regarding human lives and human rights are a complete law. mm. the big yoga. and the security of the airport was completely under us control. even the taliban were scarce winter and they did not allow people under the premises. it was definitely a complete negligence of their security measures till the last, the wounds and misery were

u. s. and the european, the euro area buy more than 2 percentage points. and financial investors rightly expect that this will even increase in the future. why this, as you just said, the u. s. has, or the sort of reserve bank of the u. s. has already increased interest rates much more already earlier than the european central bank. but there are many reasons why this might continue in the future. why that although we have rather similar inflation levels in this country, so to speak as where 8 percent more than a percent of both countries. i'm, the composition of the inflation is different. i receive this pressure mounting on the euro now and for the foreseeable future. how much does that say about the current economic power of the common currency area? it rather said, that's a, something about how attractive is it to invest in the u. s. into financial assets in the us versus financial s. as it's in your area, of course, you have a financial asset that implicitly also depend on the economic power, the 2 country groups in the u. s. what is really different is 1st day recession risk, you to guess delivery problems is less high then for europe. second in the u. s, we

u. s. has said she has been wrongfully detained before the sentence. and greiner pleaded with the judge, pray, favourable rolling let's get straight across today. was russia analyst konstantin egger on this breaking news story? constantine is as a surprising verdict to you. no, absolutely not. actually. no, i think 99 percent literally 99 percent of r o court cases in russia and in a guilty verdict. so brittany druck griner in this respect, is no different from ordinary russian. and of course, in such a context, it's clear that she has become a hostage and before she's exchanged, i think that's going to happen for someone in the u. s. the sentence has to be severe. that's the russian traditional and speaking of prisoner exchanges, there have been high level diplomatic efforts between laugh rav and blank and discussing a prisoner exchange. and you do think then that that is still on the table or yes, definitely. so she was arrested a prior to the last rhonda wall, ah, 17th of every week before put in re invaded he cried. but since the beginning of the 2

u. s. does not recognize taiwan. the u. s. is repeatedly discouraged taiwan from declaring independence. the u. s. has never said that it would defend taiwan. it has never offered to support taiwan having a sea of the un. what the u. s. has the one china policy, the one to the policy is incompatible with saber rattling over taiwan with china. we've been speaking to political satirist and or 3rd, ted roll a ted as always, thank you for going to program and sharing your thoughts. thank you. the russian energy giant gauss problem say's its a waiting documents. but we'll classify a key gas turbine us officially on the sanction. now that will allow the equipment to be returned to the country from germany and reinstalled into the north stream one pipeline. das promise to supply an owner of this turbine is simply obliged to obtain documents that these product is not on the sanctions. and we must be sure that the british company, a subsidiary of seamans, will not remotely turn all this turbine. well that statement from the kremlin follow the german chancellor, his visit to the faculty of the systems giant siemens, where

u. s. has said that it will continue to support the defense capabilities of its allies in the middle east. meanwhile, yelman's warring parties have agreed to extend a 4 month truce for further 2 months hours before it was due to expire. united nations and boise and set the truce between the government and who thes will now last until october, 2nd, the renewal announcement came out of the animosity delegation completed 3 days of talks with the fees and the capital. some president biden says it's an important step, but it's not enough. in the long run, christian salumi has more now from the united nations. the 2 month extension of yeoman's truce is being welcomed by members of the un security council and the humanitarian community who point out the positive impact it's had since it was 1st adopted back in april, reducing the number of casualties. the longest period of calm and 7 years, and i had other positive impacts as well, allowing fuel to get into the country and displace people to return to their homes . but there are sticking points that remain. they want to get more supplies into the

so the white house said the u. s. will not allow itself to be intimidated and will take old necessary measures to ensure the safety of nancy pelosi and washington has a rather ambivalent position towards china are officially called us one china policy. it acknowledges beijing is the only legitimate government for the whole of china that includes tie one. however, that along with calls with a peaceful resolution of the ty, one issue has not prevented the us from maintaining unofficial relations with. ty pay for example. washington likes to sell weapons to the island of china, said that the us need to stop quote, playing the tie one cart. this is a serious violation of the one china principle. there is but one china in the world today. one is an inalienable part of china's territory. china strongly urges the united states to stop playing the taiwan card and using taiwan to contain china. one china policy has been a definitive aspect of us china relations for the past 40 year. but today's visit by nancy pelosi seems to p