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. anticipating a possible escalation, china has decided to close off the taiwan strait and is currently conducting military drills and local waters. multiple rocket launches have been seen in the area of the exercises with the chinese military, reportedly moving additional weapons there. meanwhile, taiwan itself has launched fighter jets for patrols and has also deployed its air defense system. the chinese media earlier speculated on calls to shoot down the u. s. chow speakers plain if she dares to come to taiwan. and the u. s. there were reports that security concerns could force the official to skip her visit. nevertheless, plus he 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 planned visit to taiwan. we cannot back down t

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. 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

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

u. s. seeing no legal path to get there. they paid a smuggler and got into a truck here. anything? do you? 53 migrants died in that vehicle in sweltering heat. but i me for the i have lost being part of my life. the tragedy casts a shadow over the meeting between you as president biden and mexico's present lopez, overlander aid organization, see thousands have died in recent years, trying to cross the border. and despite you as promises, nothing has changed for the better. the holy become igloo. s. migration policy is cruel and inhumane level. there's almost no legal way for refugees from central america to enter a kidney. and so they turned traffickers and organized crime because that seems the only option because of that. but it is risky and expensive. gave a re, as gorda e, gotta thousands of migrants wait in camps on the mexican side of the border due to lengthy us asylum procedures. many of biden's attempts to relax. some rules have failed in the face of conservative opposition. gay. there was great joy when the democratic president said he wanted to change something. but cons

u. s. see the impact of this visit. i suspect you won't see that for another couple weeks. america needs a saudi oil. this is in light of the ukraine, russia conference, not only do they want oil from saudi arabia, but at the same time they want to buy that oil at a cheaper price. now on his arrival, joe biden's welcome was installed, contrast to the welcome of the previous american president, donald trump, when he visited saudi back in 2017. if i hadn't got was a 1st pump from the crown prince. before being ushered into a room for meeting with the saudi king salmon at a press conference afterwards, biden said that the 2 had discussed saudi defensive needs and wants to the normalization of ties. with his role, a journalist asked the american president whether or not saudi was still a pariah state to which the president chose not to answer, but there was a lot of laughter from the saudis prison. this of course, refers back to commented, died, and made when he was on the campaign trail. i with thank you. thank you. thank

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

supporter of israel and israel sees this is an existential threat, but also not just for the foreign policy stage, but this is important for the domestic stage as well. because the 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

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 th

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 made clear to form is to 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 such. the world will not recognize annexations. we will impose additional giving cost on russia if it moves forward with plans. also continue to stand with ukraine. antony blanket is about to embark on a 2 week long a trip that will take him to africa and south east asia. but he will expect to run 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

you see new lows in the opinion polls and is also due to speak here today because for the 2nd quarter running and the u. s. is seeing negative economic data coming out pointing towards over session. so both for this moment are on the defensive and that's not a very productive climate for any kind of compromise. not at all, dw corresponded. michelle ok, thank you. some analysis on chinese foreign policy. i talked to ian chung and associate professor at the national university of singapore. i asked him for his expectations from the talks. honestly i, i expect quite a lot of bluster and positioning, but i really do not expect any resolution to the differences because the issues at hand are very much intertwined with domestic issues in both china or the p r c and also the u. s. so i don't think leaders on the leaders on either side have very much room for new maneuver. well, with this crucial election coming up for she, jim ping. i bet there's a lot of. well, i wouldn't say acting, but a lot of playing to add to the public going on, especially this anger over at nancy pelosi proposed visit to taiwan when you

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 chi

u. s. export, see, it is likely that india will become the main emitter of greenhouse gases in the 2nd half of the century. if it doesn't take a different pop, you can ask other countries and in this doing so to, for example, to promote technology transfer as 11 element. if we are not able to to bring also campus like in the on board, there will be a $1.00 warming already really in $11.00 decayed or 15 years from from is this would mean a clover failure. a big country like india needs to move more decisively towards a $1.00 degrees celsius bought for itself and for the world only. then there is a chance of getting the global climate crisis under control. the battle agreement create an obligations that states have to live up to that open channels. legal action over climate change to the activism is mostly winnable on the streets. but some of the biggest climate victories are scored in court. bending court cases could get a boost from a recent woo and human rights council resolution. it recognizes access to a healthy and sustainable environment as a fundamental right. people all over the worl

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

quite so a sort of about but the other thing that's going on is that i think the peer or see perceived that the u. s. is also pushing taiwan to become more assertive on its side. and i think what we see right now is the p r c working very hard to kind of push back on the u. s. encouragement of taiwan. thank you. that's very clear, professor, shoving rigor from donors in college, thanks very much on day, is almost done. but the conversation continues on line, you'll find us on twitter, i act d w news or follow me up to go. i'm a good with a legal fields, a legal wells, legal nature, conservation, in southern spain, foreigners of digging up water from a unesco nature, reserve, a fossil fuel, scarce resources, in which the authorities are partly to blame. focus on europe. news on d. w is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult to success in our weekly coven, 19 special. in 60 minutes on d. w. o. ah! red alert for the this isn't just route. this is a rid if occasion. i think we're going to have some epic fighting

i had to see the u. s. president meeting with gulf leaders in saudi arabia's capital. he laid out how he sees america's role in the middle east zone becoming clear to me and how closely are woven, america's interest, or with the successes. normally, we will not walk away and leave a vacuum refilled by china. russia ram will shift to bill on this moment, active principle, mercury leadership. it was a clear message to gulf states who have gradually seen us disengagement from the region. notably the withdrawal from afghanistan, but biden also signalled washington remains a dominant player when it comes to the most pressing threats to global security. the war in ukraine time has growing influence and preventing iran from getting a nuclear weapon and saudi oil has been a driving factor with the u. s. looking to shore up it's supplies and bring prices down, especially if it can replace russian energy. but the summit was overshadowed by bite and criticizing saudi arabia's human rights record. in particular, the killing of journalists, demarco shoji the saudi foreign minister s

u. s. as poland reinforces its own military, while sending masses of arms supplies to neighboring ukraine. that's as of the state has been seeing its own army, lacking some key weaponry. michael maloof, a former senior pentagon security policy analyst. well, he says that the u. s. doesn't have enough stockpiles to provide for both its own defense needs. and those of ukraine you are stuck, piles are limited, the amount, the ability of manufacturers to make this equipment is also running into issues. namely the, the, the supply chain issue. lot of the equipment goes that is being supplied is not a not tracked. so no, no, no one knows where this equipment goes. once it gets into ukraine, a lot of it's being destroyed. but a lot of it to is going on black market. it's endless, and it's in the united states only has so many resources. and that's, that's aside from the equipment itself. i mean, it's, it's, and the congress, i think, in the american people certainly are waking up to this reality that there are other issues for america right now. and that's what, by the ministry should be focusing on. and it's not to ron has accused th

quite so assertive about, but the other thing that's going on is that i think the peer or see perceives that the u. s. is also pushing taiwan to become more assertive on its side. and i think what we see right now is the p r c working very hard to kind of push back on the u. s. encouragement of taiwan. thank you. that's very clear, professor shopping rigor from donors college. thanks very much. what i can look that up small store is making headlines around the world. peruvian president, pedro castillo is a mocking a year in office, and they dwindling support on the grid. locking congress on wednesday night police broke up a demonstration of the support in congress for sabotage in president north korean leader, kim jong says he's ready to use nuclear weapons in potential conflicts with united states or with south korea. he was speaking on the 69th anniversary of the end of the communion, red heavy rains in the united arab emirates, of course, flash floods closing roads and forcing families to leave their homes. the national weather sensor says it is the most rain for 27 years now to columbia, which is

quite so a sort of about but the other thing that's going on is that i think the peer or see perceived that the u. s. is also pushing taiwan to become more assertive on its side. and i think what we see right now is the p r c working very hard to kind of push back on the u. s. encouragement of taiwan. thank you. that's very clear, professor shoving rigor from donors and college. thanks very much. take a look now at small stores making headlines around the world. the north korean leader kim jong says he's ready to use nuclear weapons and potential conflicts with the united states on, with south korea. he was speaking on the 69th anniversary of the end of the community. and president emmanuel macro has welcome to saudi crown prince muhammad been cell man to his presidential palace and paris. the visitors drawn controversy in france because a saudi arabia is a human rights abuses. saudi government has been linked to the 2018 killing of journalistic america review president petro castillo, is marking idea in office, and we dwindling support on the grid. locking congress on wednesday night police broke u

u. s. i see that there does need to be accountability . we have consistently called for accountability. in the case of miss awful up was killing out again, we're not going to be prescriptive in terms of what that looks like. we said what this appears to be and what it appears not to be. but regardless, we believe there needs to be accountability ought to see to it. that something like this does not happen again. the family of sri novel awfully is angry that the state department has put out this assessment and says that justice has not been done in their loved ones case. when asked about whether the u. s. government um, perhaps blindsided the other ugly family price, went on to tell reporters that the u. s. government has been in close touch with her family, however, is the question of whether anyone will be whole criminally liable for her. sharina ob lockley's death is still an open question. sure, lancoste prime minister renelle vicar messina says the country is bankrupt and the economy has collapsed. but he also says he has a plan to rev

u. s. administration and what nato don't want. they don't want to see russia. iran, china is where, like cuba, the d, p r k, and other countries aligning and really, but i, you know, against dollar had gemini, and the u. s. nato, you know, imperialists of that. you see all over the region. christopher, you bring up a very good point about this multi polar world, and we also have heard that iran is interested in the bricks alliance as well. why is the us so concerned about the strengthening of ties between russia and iran? look at iran is it is a major repository of oil, and that's always been why it's been in the imperialist sites. that's why the british, in 1953 along with the ca, over 3 months, that back democratic leaders went to nationalize the oil. and because you're not in 79 after you know, the overthrow of the shop, they don't want to listen to washington. they wanted to have their own foreign policy. they are very much for a different type of world order. and so you, what you see now is that iran is interested to join russia, china and other co

quite so a sort of about but the other thing that's going on is that i think the peer or see perceived that the u. s. is also pushing taiwan to become more assertive on its side. and i think what we see right now is the p r c working very hard to kind of push back on the u. s. encouragement of taiwan. thank you. that's very clear, professor shoving rigor from donors and college, thanks very much. i'm day is almost done, but the conversation continues on line. you'll find us on twitter, i act d w news or follow me to go. i'm a good with the future of human kind of depends on saving nature in an increasing number of authors and artists are convinced of this in their recording their experiences in can their books save the world next on d, w. child traffic in every year. the vietnamese mafia smuggles hundreds of children in their faith working as slaves in the clutches of the games who trade in people in 45 minutes on d, w o india, a land of contrasts of ambitions of inequality. 75 years ago, mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence. what has remained of his vision? where does the world

u. s. that certainly needed that southeast corner states like missouri and kentucky st. drenching down. pause as that stagnant system slowly moves its way east. now by tuesday, we are likely to see some of the heavier falls effect western areas of kentucky, but also some of the gulf states in the u. s. going to see some severe storms rush their way further east with the risk of flooding. we could also see some flooding effect the 4 corners states. as the monsoon rains continue to fall across the western states of the us. but for the west coast, it is largely dry picture of muggy weather, around temperatures in the north west. finally, coming down after extensive heat, but they are going to continue to rise because some of the southern states like new mexico, as well as arizona and texas dallas, nellie touching 40 degrees by tuesday and was moved to central america suddenly hot from northern areas of mexico hot and dry with showers, stretching down to more southern areas. heavy rain once again likely to affect panama and costa rica by monday, but showers and sunshine across the caribbean in the days ahead. that sure weather . ah. discover a whoop of difference. determination. i'm

and we see the north of the u. s. talking and europe talking about concern for africa and they want to alleviate the food crisis. but you know, it's like the rank hypocrisy of this people just does not arise because s a w t o ministerial conference in june in geneva recently. and the u. s. and e, you were blocking poor countries from public stockpiling or food so that they can cater for emergencies. and then when it comes into context of the ukrainian rule, they're all supportive of the african position that block us from storing grain, you know, so that they can make profit from higher prices, yet they pretend to care for african countries. it's ridiculous. well, it's probably because they also want to keep it for themselves. there's green supplies, and i think this is one of the very unique features of the ukranian crisis. is that absolutely well, he can not only came home to roost, but it came home pretty soon, and it's not only the poorest countries of the south that have to deal now with the rising foot and fuel

u. s. i don't see, don't be else. i no longer live with phone. i normally take the, i don't want to boss or wait on that for support. a dollar because of all possible they said you budget to lock the doors of us. oh, presents for the ship. i teach. this is now born in se in front. it's a shock to find such levels of radioactivity here. but we're close to the largest uranium combustion plant in europe. we've got stalling me for buffalo. both supplied with uranium from africa and the side produces tens of thousands of tons of waste, just 3 kilometers locals that understandably worried about, believe it that is in status or what a direction of iran the company that owns and runs this facility, reject this really quickly elsewhere this reject it or can impact on we or non tunnel told us that we set out to established in to look for any evidence of one timing nation. over the course of a year, we took dozens of samples and sent them for independence. amanda we followed the uranium trail all the way back to me. j. a country that has applied with power

u. s. a. 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 is talking a strong game against russia when it's dependent on belarus and russia for so much of its fertilizer. it's going to face fertilizer crisis because it 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, perhaps let me ask you 1. 1 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 central

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