u. s. agenda for the secretary of state's visit includes aid it surely the u. s. interests go beyond simply coming to the area because there is, there's a country that needs help with security, needs help with dealing with some of the issues that kabir mentioned, of this placement of people, right? the u. s. has economic interests and security and military interests in this area to that it's seeking by this visit re let into this visit, you know, done plenty like in the us, pretty public. i think such visit has doubled the significance in which you know that the america, the u. s. is playing a cure on, you know, in terms of defense and the security issues in the country measure. now, it is an opportunity because it's the 1st time that nija receive and you know, very important from america in this particular times in this way it is. i think it ought unity for me just to discuss, walk in order to come about or what is going fights in total, him fighting, but the tree kidnapping, etc, etc. all right, let me bring in daniel, now is there an element of competition be

u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, and his russian counterpart, sergey lover of met for the 1st time since the war began. a gathering of leaders beset by division, ring as host of the g 20 foreign ministers meeting. india was determined to focus attention beyond the war in ukraine. but despite their best efforts, the conflict quickly dominated the agenda. for the 1st time since the war began, the u. s. and russian topped diplomats and spoke face to face on the sidelines of the summit. i told the foreign minister of what i and so many others said last week at the united nations. and what so many g, 20 foreign minister said to day and this war of aggression engage in meaningful diplomacy that can produce a just and durable piece. but the brief exchange did little to narrow, the divide between them. instead, russian foreign minister, so gay lover of accused western nations of turning the g 20 into a foss. oh, after hours of negotiation, ministers from 20 of the world's wealthiest nations were unable to agree on a joint declaration. the lead differences on the ukraine issue, which um, we

u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking, who claims the washington goal is actually to bring peace. however, documents from the pentagon, dating several years back revealed the u. s. longstanding policy of trying to influence key decision making or to correspond it, donald quarter has the story. what does the key of regime have in common with nicaraguan drug traffickers, in afghan islamic fundamentalists, american money and expertise have converted all of them into proxies at one point or another. take these 2019 job ads for us state department employees looking to advise ukraine's defense ministry training includes advisor and mentor skills capacity building operational readiness. the advisors, primary focus is support for ukraine's restructuring of defense budget management systems towards nato, and support of the ministry of defense. his goals towards nato interoperability. the president of ukraine has signaled his desire for the defense establishment to move toward euro atlantic integration. the senior strategic policy advisor will consult with the deputy prime minister for europ

u. s. secretary of state, anthony blink, and russian foreign ministers. i love about an unexpected meeting on the sidelines of the g. 20 meeting in new jelly. the 2 spoke for less than 10 minutes. these are live pictures now from new delhi, as we wait for that press conference from the u. s. secretary of state will go live there when it happens. the station master on duty during greece, his worst train accident in history is due to testifying court. he's expected to be asked why a passenger train was allowed to run on the same track as a freight train. the families in buck his father having 2 more from a fall. the left one, sir, they lost when a boat carrying migrant sank off the coast of italy on sunday, while at least 64 people drowned. natasha gonna hustle this baby girl and her 2 brothers barely old enough to walk. now have no father. mohammed took here was a young police officer from pakistan's point job province earning $150.00 a month. he saved and borrowed $8000.00 from family and friends to pay a trafficker to smuggle him into europe. on sunday he

u. s. secretary of state and this 4 day trip to ethiopia, niger are cheese africa. corresponding corolla taught. le examines whether the u. s . fear of losing influence in africa may actually be feeling it's resurgence. u. s . secretary of state anthony blinkin is back again on the african continent. taking off his visit in africa, 2nd most populous nation, if you appeal wasting little time blinking hell talks with senior officials of the ethiopian, federal government, and the te, gray regions lead us. but blinking his next stop proved a bit peculiar. he became the 1st us secretary of state to visit the j, a country in the for a hell region which has been played by muslim extremists and other tara groups. despite their best efforts. various western lead missions in the for hell have failed dismally to quell the sensations. i'm here any yoga and then on to year to reaffirm a pledge the prison by made at the u. s. africa leader summit late last year. that means the united states is committed to deep, responsive, and genuine partnerships on the continent. because we believe we can help you

energy to the rest of europe, as ukraine has been in the electricity sector up until october, when he's a tax began, we'll have to leave it there. that was the u. s. assistant secretary of state for energy resources jeffrey piatt. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for having. well, india is the 2nd largest global producer of footwear, after china, manufacturing $2000000000.00 pairs a year involving hundreds of production stages that consume energy that's mostly derived from burning coal. but it's not just this waste. the production process itself places a huge burden on the environment. i'd cobblers have long been a fixture of city life in india, the small shops, residential neighborhood, and market. part of a traditional repair and reuse economy that extends the shelf life of shoes. it's a sustainable approach, but it's on the decline. india, as economic growth has opened up new opportunities for the marginalized communities that long pursued this profession. it's also given consumers greater footwear choices and money to spend on them. today the massive foot when the st. john's out product made predominantly of synthetic material. they're hard to repair and recycl

u. s secretary of state. and thank you very much a night or 2 to be here for the diplomatic relationship between the jar and the united states has been one. but it has been quite stable and given the statements by like agree, lincoln for he, i'm to 5, the different transition that took place in the jar in 2001. now, difficulties of that difficult transition can only be understood if one looks at the neighboring state to new job places like molly chart as an example and, and more recently with where the same cycle but thought the outcome was build huge blues to democratic candidate within the country to, to that extent, new job in of the concrete managed social economy can political challenges, kabir your family, that who's in places like molly and so on. exactly as well as the instability that we cannot make condition in those locations of given rise to so apart from the instability within governments of the state. the fact that the people i feel, you know, the president of government is not good at that shou

u. s. secretary of some states, anthony lincoln, excuse me, sorry. anthony blinkin and his russian counterpart serg lab rav briefly for the 1st time since the war began. a rider up to date christie plants and has your business update right after a short break. tesla promises to caught cost, but there's still no sign of the car maker. she's up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program online. d, w dot com highlight. jan these had 1111 north single woman. mission is to send the fest female jammin israel, his late in the gender gap in space exploration. germany's 1st female astronaut has been waiting for years to get her turn. a private initiative is pushing to make it happen. mm. me personally, it's just a dream. i've always had, i've always wanted to see the us for destiny for space starts more, jason on d. w ah, tesla tics off investors. the electric car maker says it will cut production costs in half, but a promised affordable model is still nowhere to be seen. all c u. s. plans to help us al. i keep the lights on. also on our show, india

minutes since the this is the us secretary of state entities, 4 day trip to ethiopia, anesha life because he's africa, correspondence cur. butler examines whether the u. s. fear of moving into an africa may actually be feeling it's resurgence. u. s. secretary of state anthony blinkin is back again on the african continent, taking off his visit in africa's 2nd most populous nation. if you appear wasting little time blinking hell talks with senior officials of the ethiopian federal government and the te, gray regions lead us, but blinking his next stop proved a bit peculiar. he became the 1st us secretary of state to visit the j. a country in the fight, hell region which has been played by muslim extremists and other tara groups, despite their best efforts, various western lead missions in the hell have failed dismally to quell the sensations. i'm here any yoga. and then on to year to reaffirm a pledge to present vibe made of us africa leader summit late last year. by me soon as this is committed to deep responses and genuine partnerships on the continent. because we believe we can help you solve, share challenges and deliver on the fundamental aspiration

u. s. secretary of state and to be blanket has said he expects most of the g 20 to continue to back ukraine, and that he has no plans for bilateral meetings with his russian or chinese counterparts. in the video address, opening the summit and the ranger bodie says the group needs a reset to solve current, global issues. we must all economies that most d liberalism, egan cries is today. the ext williams of the last few years. finance or glitzy, glamorous g. by and emmy, that of them and vol. clearly, sol, bag global governance has fe. the majority of the g 20 or the majority of the g 20 a. continue to stand against russia's war, retentions over that conflict are threatening to divide the group more than a year into the war in ukraine. the conflict is bogged down. western leaders have made isolating russia a priority. but has it worked? this is russia's foreign minister with his indian counterpart ahead of the g. 20 meeting in delhi trade between russia and india has boomed since the war began. it's hardly an outlier. russia is exploring long held frustrations with the west to build new alli

u. s. secretary of state says russia has shown no interest in engaging on peace and ukraine. it follows an unexpected meeting between antonio lincoln as russian count . again that brought on the sidelines of the g. 20 summit in new delhi. and the indian form and says, confirmed that they will be no joint statement from the meeting. you said a consensus couldn't be reached. russia and china were the only countries to refuse to support a demand for russia to withdraw from ukrainian territory. anastasia was on duty during greece, his worst ever trained accident appeared in court. a 59 year old being charged with manslaughter by negligence. at least 45 people died after 2 trains collided on tuesday. now you kind is blaming russia for a strike on an apartment block in the city of that, but it's here that killed at least 2 people emergency. so it was a scrambled rescue victims from under the rubble, the cities acting mass as the fine story building was almost completely destroyed and the attack. meanwhile, russia says its forces have responded to a ukrainian attack in the south west

u. s. secretary of state says russia has shown no interest in engaging on peace and ukraine. it follows the 1st face to face conversation between antony lincoln and his russian counterpart. sir gala robson was stamped of the war. the 2 men on the sidelines of the g. 20 summit, new delhi divisions over the conflict dominate at the summit. the indian foreign minister has confirmed they will be no joint statement from the g 20 meeting saying they can't reach a consensus, or russia and china refused to support a demand for moscow to withdraw from ukrainian territory. i told the foreign minister of what i and so many others said last week at the united nations. and what so many g, 20 foreign minister said today, and this war of aggression engage in meaningful diplomacy that can produce a just and durable piece. presence. lensky is put forward a 10 point plan for adjusting durable piece. the united states stand ready to support ukraine through diplomacy, to end the war on this basis. president putin, however, has demonstrated 0 interest in engaging saying there's nothing to even tal

u. s. secretary of state, henry kissinger. when she political experts on presidents of euro constant, pierre and manuel, to man say faith, that despite the merits for rights website being very extreme, the west continues to support ukraine. romanian minorities are, are subject to were oh, to discrimination in ukraine. the sort of situation is getting worse, even worse of undoing usaa saw time under review craner becoming more and more nationalist or romanian son whom guardian minorities are feeling the pressure of for you, credit and state. and this is why are many rumania so guardians actually will like more autonomy with you. quin this site is very extreme and the problem is, or because or the western member states shoe box ukraine that don't say anything about. but if russia order to merge such a site to make you huge, sure, criticized for partitions from governments of nate to member state from you of the shots from nato. fisher's, ah, a system of defact, a detention that's how researchers from the charity refugee action ha

u. s. secretary of state to visit j. a country in the for hell region, which has been played by muslim extremists and other tara groups. despite their best efforts, various western lead missions in the for hell have failed dismally to quell the sensations. i'm your any yoga. and then on to year to reaffirm a pledge, the present vibe made with your separate leader summit late last year. that means the analysis is committed to deep responses and genuine partnerships on the continent. because we believe we can help you solve, share challenges and deliver on the fundamental aspirations where people, if we work together. but the us may be making its african return already on the back foot of his zeal, political adversaries, china and russia. the yanks were militarily present in this a hell. while the extremist and terror groups grew in confidence and even successes leading neeagin's neighbors, molly, end with unify. so to cancel all military cooperation with western countries in favor of co operation with russia. and while th

u. s. secretary of state anthony blanket heads to this the whole region. we are joined, live by our correspondent from south africa rabble. it's hot luck, a corroborate what are the main aims of blake and trip to africa? fiorella this comes 2 years after the fight in northern te grey region between the federal government of the yoga, as well as the t grey and forces they now list the blinking will be affirming exactly what the state department has said prior to visit, which is that they want to re fashion their relationship with addis ababa and that it should be a commentary. one lives here more from what we what we're looking to do was re fashion our engagement with ethiopia. we would like to be able to have a partnership that's commensurate with their size and influence and with our interests and commitment to africa. now this comes of course flurry of questions about the u. s. involvement with regard to this war and what is the national interest r. but of course, as they talk about what they're hoping to do with this in the rebuilding of the relationship

u. s. secretary of state antony blink and spoke briefly with his russian opposite number. sir gay, love rob. it was their 1st face to face meeting since the start of the war. lincoln says he made it clear to leverage that the international community condemns the invasion. ah, i told the foreign minister of what i and so many others said last week at the united nations and what so many g, 20 foreign minister said to day and this war of aggression engage in meaningful diplomacy that can produce a just and durable piece. so that some practice with database chief international editor richard walker joins me in the studio. going to say, richard, it's not communicate. we're talking about what we don't have here. we just heard from secretary of state antony blinking. what more did he have to say? yeah, well, he's really pointing out the, the sort of gulf between the position that the u. s. in the west is kind of been leading in being critical of, of russia invasion of ukraine on the one side and, and russia and china on the other side of what we're seeing here in this form, in thi

u. s. secretary of state, underneath lincoln already declared he has no plans to meet his russian or chinese counterparts. will both attend as well. it over quarters on wednesday that he expected the majority of the g 20 to continue to stand against russia's war attentions over russia's invasion, are threatening to divide the g 20 states, and to rival blocks. more than a year into the war in ukraine. the conflict is bogged down. western leaders have made isolating russia a priority. but has it worked? this is russia's foreign minister with his indian counterpart ahead of the g. 20 meeting and deli trade between russia and india has boomed since the war began. it's hardly an outlier. russia is exploring long held frustrations with the west to build new alliances. the u. s. in europe have passed multiple rounds of sanctions on russia, but a failed to get critical countries like china and india on board. the war has also created food insecurity in many countries. and not everyone blames russia. many people blame the sanctions regime. and russia has pressed for more military cooperation with cou

u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and says he won't be talking to his russian or chinese count deposit as he tries to get nations to condemn the war. also on the program, anger and frustration followed greece were stafford braille disaster demonstrators called for accountability after i had on train, collision kills at least 38 people. unusual winter weather creates havoc in parts of southern california. but some people living there, it's a 1st time experience ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. and is prime minister in there and remote a cold for you to say as a foreign ministers from gee 20 countries a gather in delhi. mr. modi's video message began a summer's at which, at russia's g along invasion with ukraine. and it's economic impacts are expected to dominate the agenda. ad of the re figure a secretary of state and to be blinking that he had no plans to meet his russian or chinese counterparts. was to blake and told reporters on wednesday that he expects the majority of the g 20 to continue to stand against russia's tensions or without conflict, or threatening to divide the

u. s. secretary of state and tele blink and visited rhonda, he mentioned the case and there was g ties with him. they run on government. and since then, there's been action behind the scenes meetings and everything. and people have been watching towards the release of addresses about gina and the allies that they were imprisoned. we've. there's also the influence of an immediate katara who and t last, weakly had a meeting with paul co damage. and that is when, according to me, did reports that deal to freak who say about gina was actually reached. and yesterday, presidential by den welcomed very bad news of these really seeing it was a happy moment. and he also thanked the u. s. officials for having had or taken part in ensuring that truces, again, that actually gets freedom again they, they legal advice or the advisor to their cattle image also on his suit up it is, was, was very proud of their particular move that had been taken in seed that khattab was in the deep of the disease that was made to release every summer. dina, what a felix just briefly i was as our beginner is seen as a hero

u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, visited rhonda, he mentioned the case and there was g. ties with the in their run on government and since then there's been action behind the scenes meetings and everything. and people have been watching towards the release of addresses about gina and the allies that they were imprisoned. we've. there was also the influence of them a mirror katara, who until last weekly had a meeting with political damage. and that is when, according to media reports, the deal to free to say, again that was actually i reached and yes, that the presidential by then well come. the news of these really see it was a happy moment. and he also thanked the u. s. officials for having had or taken part in ensuring that truces or by gala actually gets freedom again they, they legal advice or their advice or to be cut out. it means also on his suit up it is, was, was very proud of their particular move that had been taken and said that catalog was in the deep of the disease or that was made to release a recess. akina flip a felix just briefly. i was, as our beginner is seen a

u. s. secretary of state, as u. s. secretary of defense to change the itinerary for his visit to tel aviv malakai bay. more said be reports till of evils brought to a standstill as protest is blocked, roads and highways. scenes like this repeated across israel and just like the highways they want to block the judicial reform bill that would give the committee the ability to overrule some supreme court decisions o a power. the proof is to say is anti democratic. these protests are so widespread. they disrupt at the visit of the usa, khatri of defense, lloyd austin. he was supposed to arrive on wednesday, but that was changed at the request of these riley's meetings like this would normally take place at the ministry of defense. instead, the venue was televi tv's main airport and prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his team had to be brought in by helicopter. after the meeting, the prime minister treated saying they spoke about the threat of iran. and it was a united front on iran, as well as both the u. s. secretary

of intense battles for months. now. are shifting gears now to africa, where the u. s. a secretary of state antony blinking is set to visit it the opiate anesha as a by the ministration really again, the day is just trying to strengthen its influence on the continent. if i blink, and the 4th such us diplomat to visit africa this year alone, earlier the president of, at a korea accused washington of taking an on constructive approach to the ongoing conflict in secret a lot more about that right now. of course, over to archie correspondent, catabolic the americans are saying that they're looking at this really in their relationship with if you're in a different way. and that's what they're hoping to establish a re fashion, the re imagined relationship with, if you're considering, if an influence here from all, from molly fee. what we're looking to do is re fashion our engagement with b o. p. we would like to be able to have a partnership that is commensurate with their size and influence and with our interests and commitment to africa. this is also part of the dynamics. when you look at the 2

u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, accused the retreat government of war crimes. so i wanted to ask, what do you think the u. s. c's as it's right to make such statements and judgements and if they're gonna make judgements like that, who was to hold the u. s. accountable for it's a legit war crimes around the world. oh yes say secretary of state. and his judgment is always a is not acceptable. because it depends on their own interests for their own sake for their own interest to us the of course they blame etc. that is that way, how to do things with them. how do business with them? and will always say that we say we tell them we don't accept it and we don't accept it because it is a life and we data to tell them. and we should go to college statement about these things. model less youth system. i can only agree with my counterparts and speaking in the sense that i smoke cigarettes, the united states never hide it. you've never hated that. they see themselves as exceptional nation, and they is exceptionally and covers every area, including for national affairs and

of the united states is fundamental of an iowa. that is the size of the continent. ah ah, u. s. secretary of state entity blinking visits a nicer to booth us influence in africa. that has a red tray i q that walking sort of indicating peace in the whole region. australia plan to buy 5 nuclear powered submarine from the us and develop more in the future . draws criticism from china. i made concerns the deal puts nonproliferation agreement address with russia agreed to extend the black, the brain deal which was set to expire the saturday or didn't missile 60 days. but does the west must hold up? it's part of the.

u. s. secretary of state expressed his concerns over these railey governments, planned judicial reforms that spark the wave of mass protest all across the country . israel's response was bold and straight forward, flagrant, stupid, and unnecessary interference. but even more often, israel does not give any verbal response. hahn serene with actions instead to international warnings that the countries settlement policy will kill the hope for a 2 state solution. how these rarely palestinian conflict. israel announced 8 will expand as if saying, could listen to your they normally said bowwie or rather, what is permissible for israel cannot even be criticized. well, i wrote up this news out as a really interesting sorta and auntie dot com blink couldn't lie about exchange with the level about we'll be back with a with the titans for medius believed in men and sided with m. o. he stole fire from the cruel gods, and gave it to humanity. ah, the gods chained the titan to a rogue. and a huge eagle devoured his liver every day. but the darkness where men had wandered before had already been dissip

of great concern to the united states, and in fact we have an update. now i'm just being handed this from my producer chris sheridan. we have a statement from the yes u. s. secretary of state antony blanket. i'm reading it here live. the state department has just released the statements on the arrest of the us citizen. we are deeply concerned over russia's widely reported detention of a us citizen journalist. we are in contact with the wall street journal on the situation whenever u. s. citizen is detained abroad, we immediately seek, conceal or access and seek to provide all appropriate support. in the strongest possible terms, we condemn the kremlin, continued attempts to intimidate, repress, and punish journalists and civil society voices. the department of state's highest priority is the safety and security of us citizens abroad. we reiterate our strong warnings about the danger posed to us citizens. inside the russian federation, u. s. citizens residing are traveling in russia to depart immediately as stated in the travel advisories for russia. so that is the latest statement coming from the us government just handed down just moments ago. kimberly thank you

u. s. secretary of state says russia has shown no interest in engaging on peace and ukraine. it follows an unexpected meeting between antony blanket and his russian counterpart, sir gay laval on the sidelines of the g. 20 summit in new delhi presence landscape for ford, a 10 point plan for adjusting durable peace. the united states stand ready to support ukraine through diplomacy to end the war on this basis. president putin, however, has demonstrated 0 interest and engaging, saying there's nothing to even talk about unless and until ukraine accepts, and i quote the new territory realities while doubling down on his brutalization of ukraine. and the indian foreign minister has confirmed that there would be no joint statement from the g 20 meeting, saying the members couldn't reach a consensus. bob, me, metal was at the summit. she reports from new delhi nations. have been read to rating that positions and we have seen that divide between, you know, countries like germany, like the united kingdom, like the european union blocks are double down on russia according to the aggress

u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking is visiting ethiopia. i need jack to boost u. s. influence in africa, though that comes as at a korea acute is washington of impeding peace in the south region. australia to plan to buy 5 nuclear power submarines from the u. s. it does droll criticism from china to mid concerns. the deal puts non proliferation agreements at risk from the program are russia agrees to extending the black sea grain.

u. s. secretary of state antony blinking was the 1st time both of met since the russian invasion. but if anything of substance was achieved both to remain tight lipped later the press conference. lathrop blamed the failure for consensus on the western nations present also today. unfortunately, the declaration on behalf of all ministers of the g 20 group was not endorsed or our western colleagues. like a year ago, under the indonesian g 20 chairman, shiver were seeking to bring to the forefront an issue with the situation around ukraine by tooth and untruth. smith and antony, blinkin conceited. the failure to move forward threatened the principles on which the g 20 was founded. right? that there are real challenges to the multilateral system. handles challenges in many ways are coming directly from russia, which ah, has been violating the very principles that lie at the heart of that system. india's chairmanship of the g 20 was supposed to be the blossoming of its ambitions to leave the global self promoting issues like dirt alleviation and climate change . but that seems to have b

u. s. secretary of state and same thing can promise this to allocate a $150000000.00 to african states to combat security issues in the continent was during his full day visits, it follows previous failures by western nations to address the problem. and we continue our special coverage of the grim legacy left by the disastrous us led war in iraq. 20 years since then. us president george w bush's ultimatum to saddam hussein.