u. s. should reflect the otherwise that could be any of quote unquote strategic surprises that really gives you an idea how serious um yeah, the status quote of the tube i left for a relationship as well. yeah. as you say, uh this shows, there's a huge amount of tension between beijing and washington right now, and that's been building for years. can let's visit, do much to change that problem. well, much in terms of diplomatic breaks is no, that's really unrealistic right now. but i mean the, the best possible outcome would be to, um, yeah, prevent a cut this real fee into all the escalate or at least stop the escalation spiral. and for this communication is essential it's, it's the precondition. and yesterday, at least blinking had 7 and a half hours of talks with the chinese for, i mean it's the same gun and both sides describe it as a, quote unquote, candid and open. so i think there was a cautiously optimistic sign, but of course on all the major disputed topics, the trait, what the um uh the

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u. s should have taken venezuelan oil by force back in 2019. as the u. s. claimed it stood for venezuelan freedom and democracy at the time the coming to live from the russian capital. this is archie international. i'm rachel evans here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has passed away in milan in the hospital there at the age of 86 rushes, president vladimir fruit and expressed his condolences. no day that the late prime minister will be remembered as a friend of moscow. it moved by lead to she was a politician of the european or what might say global scale. there are few such people in the international arena now. she was a great friend of our nation and did a lot to establish business and friendly relations between russia and the european states. he was an unusual person for a politician because he was very sincere and open. i want to express my sincere regret and condolences to the tale and people and all the relatives of mister berlusconi who insult them for at least scone was admi

u. s. should have the right to see both sides of the story in the ukraine conflict. that's according to the claim, film director oliver stone receives audiences are only being fed an empty russia nor a to the all screw winter is this weekend's guessing going underground, where he will also be speaking about his new documentary film nuclear. now, you can watch the interview throughout the day. here on our t of this week, it was an advisor to the ukrainian deputy pm, and this was quoted across the whole u. s. news. we consider the act of is a damn breach, an act of terrorism. the consequences on the scale of general bill, which you already have exploded, are not actually ideally as bad as you say in the field, has qualified gas stations in their effect on breathing. but uh, this is what the deputy m b m system does or landscape. what is it with the power of nature, the scale of how many people should leave their homes? it's always new, clear now. and once you get into a war situation, imagine krench even help so much probably getting it from, especially from the wester

u. s. should quote, make it clear that we support opposition leadership so they can quote, take on and defeat air to one, not by a crew, but by the electoral process. by then also said that, quote, i've spent a lot of time with him, meaning president air to one of turkey. he's an autocrat. so now suddenly the white house is switzerland's not picking sides. biden said earlier in the electro process and turkey that he just told that whoever wins does it on in big us we. so is it any wonder that earlier in the presidential campaign, early one had been accusing the opposition and washington of colluding together against him? you might, them gave me instructions saying we have to tell the other one. i know this all my people know this tomorrow the ballots will give by then announced as well. and if anyone was looking for a 2nd source, other than finding themselves trump's former national intelligence director, richard grinnell just extensively accused biden of 4 and meddling and turkey. instructing jef

u. s. should have the right to see both sides of the story and the thing calls like that. so holding to the claim, filmed, all right, with all of this done, and it says audiences are only being fed. i'm, i'm to russian narrative. the also with a is a this weekend's guest on the undergrad away. he'll be also be seen by his new documentary film nuclear. now now you can watch that interview, but also this news, both of the and throughout the day here on oxy. this week it was an adviser that ukrainian deputy pm, and this was quoted across the whole u. s. news. we can see the, the active is a damn breach, an act of terrorism. the consequences on the scale of to know bill, which you already have explained on what actually ideally as bad as he's in the field, as qualified gas stations in their effect on breathing. but to this is what the deputy m b m system does it landscape? what is it with the power of nature, the scale of how many people should leave their homes? it's always new, clear now. and once you get into a war situation and there's, you know, credit even help so much p

u. s. should have the right to see both sides of the story and the thing confident. that's a good thing to the acclaimed film direct to all of this done, who says audiences are only being fed. i'm, i'm to russian narrative. the old school, when a is this weekend's a guest on the by the way, he'll also be speaking about his new documentary film nuclear. now, to watch the interview throughout the day here on archie. this week, it was an advisor to the ukrainian deputy pm. and this was quoted across the whole u. s. news. we consider the act of is a damn breach, an act of terrorism. the consequences on the scale of general bill, which you already have exploded, are not actually ideally as bad as he's in the field as coal fired gas stations in their effect on breathing. but to this is what the deputy m b m system to the land scale. what is it with the power of nature, the scale of how many people should leave their homes? it's always new, clear. now once you get into a war situation, imagine credit even help so much propagating it from especially from the western side. it

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that part should be a full member of the u. s. need also coming up, the age of artificial intelligence has arrived, the creators of a i say the technology promises to transform the way we work and live humanities future could be brighter, or it could be dark, very dark. if this technology goes wrong, it can go quite wrong, and we want to be vocal about that. we want to work with the government to prevent that from happening to our viewers watching on tv ups in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with artificial intelligence. it has the potential to wipe out to humanity. now that is the stark message from hundreds of a i, scientists, researchers, and tech industry leaders. they find a statement calling for urgent action to rein in the technology you see right here, it's not all long at all, only 22 words and it reads, mitigating the risk of extinction from a i should be a global priority alongside other societal scale risk such as pandemic and nuclear war, this is remarkable because of th

u. s military analyst who likes to pentico and type as has died at the age of 92. how spec should the to see it with the new york times and 1971 revealing uncomfortable details of u. s. involvement in the vietnam war, initially as a pulls off the walls boot become passionately opposed and hooked the lake would help in this. that's all for now with the is next then inside story will examine what's behind jimmy's 1st. if a national security strategy, the follows still no laptop in that seats across the sides. yeah. but still things are very high temperatures because no, the pos are china close enough to cause southern parts of china. big sundry down poles continues to come the way through here and the plumber. i use the my, your friend really active as we go through the next as a split, the system makes its way for the race with drawing in that line of heavy and funder down pulls right into central pos of charges. the south is that what is, is going to be salary and hot, humid weather here north is that, well, as you can say, more of that whole sunshine bodies and getting up to 36 c

u. s. and then, backed by the e. u. through nato. the us wants to violate the principle of a neutral territory that should be established between the borders of russia. nato ukrainian neutrality would allow the us to avoid violating russia, security and that of the eastern powers in general. ideally, ukraine should be a country separating nato from russia's borders when you cranes president. so let's do, refuses to do this. it is because in fact, it is not he who is waging this conflict. he is upon a pop it in the hands of the western authorities. who is being used to attack russia's identity and its desire to create safe conditions to protect its interest and its people. i think africa is definitely gravitating towards one of the sides. it's the one of international justice because of africa, cannot adhere to neutrality in a conflict, in which obviously the west decided to violate the principles of peace. it is necessary to say with all boldness and clarity that in this case, russia was attacked and is defending itself as long as you crazy proud. he was respected. there were no problems. i think russia offered much more because his positi

should define. so in the why, for some drivers, what troy casa is testing out with bmw of u. s. 1000 this 2 times super bye, who enjoys the total read the more that can be called a more protesters forbidden me from protest. soldiers who refused to fight. we are brother nations after wrong. we should be friends with each other. but instead we are a more that is not ok in just a minute. look at a divided society pro or anti voices inside russia. in 30 minutes on d w, we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. magic corner check hot spot for food. and some great cold from the boys to boat w travel off we go, the winds and no speed trumps the feet with crashes. how this is due to is what was it proof turn. what makes this ultra slight case to never give up right now owner of the .

it should be open communication. but you know, the u. s. is biting on both sides of the field there. they say that we want to meet and have defense dialogues and things like that. but at the same time, they continue to blacklist the defense minister. he was only put on that list by donald trump because donald trump, they just made a haphazard decision. this gentleman was defense, the renters are li, it was at the time just in charge of procurement for the army. and he was dealing with systems that russia and china had been exchanging for many years. so it was, it was kind of thought i ask unexplainable, and it's unexplainable why biden won't pull back on it, other than domestic political concerns. mm hm. no indeed. now, zillow does stipulate that beijing's solvency is a top priority. but given how delicate the issue of, of tie one is, you can't exactly see this little reducing tensions with the us of over the master as well is not, it's not to beijing, doesn't see itself is trying to reduce tensions. it's trying to make it very clear that t

u. s. has imposed 2 states of sanctions and from public . one for space should be designated nationals to undermine the democratic processes. the directives prohibits any american citizen or entity from having commercial dealings with such people or entities from zimbabwe as they consists of sanctions, which onst and forth direct. any us citizen in a position of influence and international financial institutions to pull credits to them bubble, it was something or arguing that some boba's, inability to borrow from financial institutions has moved to do his best dates. then sanctions. it's also given the sanctions can be a deterrent to some risk of this invest. as many companies as above we have gone and as the i'm able to procure goods and services from here in canada street in the us and the u. k. due to these sanctions imposed by the way these are you because functions because do we need to impose the profile of the united nation? these a sentence will really soon change ident be we put so that took place. the struggle with the people involved with us. so that

u. s. supreme court agreed with that ruling of with the challenge, i should say, suggesting that in the case of harvard, it was violating this her title 6 of the 1964 civil rights act. and that in the u. n. c. case, it was violating the due cause provision under the 14th amendment. and so that means that colleges and universities now have to look at other ways of building what they consider to be a goal of higher education, which is bringing in a diverse student body. rather than this ruling is, in a sense, it's pretty narrow because it's about college admissions and college recruitment does. it however, undermine affirmative action in a wider sense to well, the only reason why this decision affects the higher uh, bodies of education is because these institutions accept the federal funding. harvard for one example, gets about 20 percent of its operating budget every year through federal grant and research money's in order to conduct research as a division one research institution. the university of north carolina is in a similar position. that is why the us supreme court could weigh in

u. s. decision to read one anesco chose washington spear of china is growing influence and i agree that this is not how the you how unesco should be used. it should not be used by one player to bend the world to its will. the anti is really biased and so it was a red herring. i think the us, uh, the us is, is, uh usually does, whatever is real, tells us to do. uh, it takes insides political dictation from jerusalem. and so the us is not sinking very clearly now it realizes that that gesture was uh, was um, essentially harmful to its own interest and its trying to make amends. i mean, this is a sign i think a real political and economic weakness on the part of the us me. first of all the us now realizes that exit and unesco was a serious mistake. and number 2, it is continued to lose ground economically to china. so clearly the us uh, strategy is not working in this and the decision to re enter now unesco is, is essentially at un mission that that is the case. so, so i mean, so us, us foreign policy is once again shown to be erratic. it's poorly thought out and self serving in the narrowest possible sense. and that's all for now

if i told you, said it, it should be increased by another 100 median tom returns can as compared to 2022 level. another important avenue was u. s. the increase and the footboard capacity of the bike, a lot more main line and con side 1000000000. main line. this every low, it should be what i would increase by 15000000 times revising to 17 about the remaining time. but i would like to take this opportunity to point out with all the successful activities of the government and the russian way, ways are still managed to organize and efficiently withdrawal of containers and from the russian far east. as a result, we remove the clouds yet i also shaking the application the load for the russian far is the m analysis. you facilitating that by fate to the supplies of goods and says from asian country is used in the next 5 years. we are getting to the mission renew, i'll imagine feed them, recommend the ministry for tate and i'm glad they're developing has already made amendments to the large scale menu to ship building program. we're going to use the national welfare funds for that, and we're going to build no view of it for 200 men wit

recognize the forces that came to power unconstitutional english that we should have or some other more recent examples of the u. s. has in fact he refused to promote a dialogue between the public regime and protested in moldova for women's son who had cost all the lines and the russian policies for something thousands of mould opens to hold peaceful protests is gonna, do you remember the west suite gym was that they kept coating this and attempted to the west could never support me of it. however, the same process happened in georgia where the west doesn't approve of the current government has been successfully supported states protest against this government. and will, if i can go to georgia, might on the west to prove that successfully to who himself came to power as a result of an old crew by the way. and i could be supported by the west. those are the examples i wanted to share in the countries where the west strives to protect its pet, right? jesus, which was no protest. it conceivable by default goes. however, if the leadership of a country doesn't promote the hedge one's interest, but talks in the national

the government of israel should reverse these decisions and hold all continued settlement expansion. but the u. s. b u n. m b, u r, faraway palestinians are all around here and they take is rarely expansion as a threat. the talent of to the most. i a weakness of violent attack by do stuff. there's just recently was dozens of cars burned and houses damaged again in response to the shooting at the gas station, as like a gas that in the body it keeps expanding and expands the amount of daily basis. there's threats, lots of alliance until the people threats on the call to on. so that's on the village, the, the farming, it's right on everything. and that is low open sides slide this time. even though we're under military control, i think we are the longest nation on that. i can face them in the world. i mean, we just have to fight back. we can't just sit there, let them keep going. we have to do something about it. we can just let them take our land. it's not right, but it seems the 2 state solution that the world is worried. the supplement policy will prevent from being achieved is locked out of the

i should have taken venezuelan oil by forest back in 2019 as the u. s. claimed and stood for venezuelan freedom and democracy at the time. and the quote, washington is losing its position and credibility on the political arena for the majority of the world's population supporting russia. that's a coordinate to the author of the report on the north stream pipeline sabotage, the coming to live in the russian capital. this is archie international. i'm rachel evans here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has passed away and the milan hospital at the age of 86 rushes president vladimir putin expressed his condolences noting that the late prime minister will be remembered as a friend of moscow. the bill belichick. she was a politician of a european, or one might say, global scale. there are few such people in the international arena now. he was a great friend of our nation and did a lot to establish business and friendly relations between russia and the european states. he was an unusual per

we would have that right next to donald trump openly claims to us should have taken venezuelan oil by force back in 2019 as the u . s. claim that stood for venezuelan freedom and democracy at the time. the coming to you live from the russian capital. this is our t international. i merge of love it to your with the top stories of the our. 1 come to the program, us and we begin with breaking news as our former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has died at the age of $86.00 in milan. he passed away in a hospital after being admitted last week with serious health issues. russian president vladimir food has expressed his condolences. notice that the late prime minister will be remembered as a friend of moscow. bro scone was the longest serving italian prime minister since world war 2. let's take a look back at his legacy. born and fascist. it's lee in 1936 silvio berlusconi said that he remembered the horrors of war from a young age. perhaps that is what serve this is drive to become not only immediate ty coon, one of the richest men in italy, but also the longest serving its highland prime minister after world wa

the government of israel should reverse these decisions and hold all continued settlement expansion. but the u. s b u n n b u r, faraway palestinians are all around here and they take is rarely expansion as a threat. the talent of to the most. i a weakness of violent attack by do stuff. there's just recently was dozens of cars burned and houses damaged again in response to the shooting at the gas station, as like a gas that in the body it keeps expanding and expands in on a daily basis. this threats lots of alliance until the people. so that's on the call to on. so that's on the village, the, the farming, it's right on everything. and that is low, open sides, the slides this side. even though we're on the military control, i think we are the longest nation on that i q patients in the world. i mean, we just have to fight back. we can just sit there, let them keep going. we have to do something about it. we can just let them take our land. it's not right, but it seems the 2 state solution that the world is worried. the supplement policy will prevent from being achieved is locked out of the picture,

according to our guests coming off with an active s b u and exists to preserve colonialism in africa. the influence of what we should understand that the un is an instrument created after the end of the 2nd world war in order if you like, to quickly consolidate the imperialist division of the world. and since then, since 1945, when the, when was created, many countries that remained colonies at the time protector, it's and so on, has become independent, has become full members of the un. however, the un itself, as an organization, has not changed in any way. and today, more and more people in africa, more and more african countries have realized that their establishment, as full members of the world community will not happen with the help of the un. on the contrary, the un exists rather to preserve the colonial approach, which no longer suits us. so it is natural that there is a refusal of its presence and the demand for the withdrawal of the newsman forces, which i hope will be followed by others. such demands illustrates the state of affairs. well, such demands for the withdrawal of troops will become more, more c

the government of israel should reverse these decisions and hold all continued settlement expansion. but the u. s b u n n b u r, faraway palestinians are all around here and they take is rarely expansion as a threat. the town of to the most, i a weakness of violent attack by do stuff. there's just recently was dozens of cars burned and houses damaged again in response to this shooting at the gas station as like a gas that in a variety it gives expand that makes the amount of daily basis, this thread sides of alliance until the people threads on the call to on, so that's on the village, the, the farming, it's right on everything. and that is low open sides slide this time. even though we're on the military control, i think we are the longest nation on that i keep facing. or in the walls, i mean, we just testified back, we can just sit there, let them keep going. we have to do something about it. we can just let them take our land. it's not right, but it seems the 2 state solution that the world is worried. the supplements policy will prevent from being achieved is locked out of the picture, at lea

u. s. and the national committee and they did something which is like providing humanitarian both ways. and the us government also send sion some evil doors who should be held responsible for the crack down in hong kong. but we still like the response from the kick off a month from the you to see that the really to the risk with the hunger women. they are willing to also uh to, to have a more restrictive stance to take action. uh to hold the equal to is a comfortable, you know, call. so yes, i think they should do more. uh, you know, other um to that the international community know that they can walk away with that . we leave it there. thanks so much for joining us today. sunny turn and that does have such a date as most orders from the region on our website. the dot com forward slash a share, and as everybody you can follow us on facebook and twitter feed back tomorrow at the same time. so you then by the we are all set and we're watching closely. we all seem to bring you the story behind the news. we're rolling about unbiased information all 3 months. sometimes a seed is of all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing an environmental

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president bashar assad is the enemy of his own people and should be put on trial defending those words by citing french democratic bodies, while the u. s. console on american islamic relations urge support for the so named a sub empty normalization bill, which will tighten sanctions on the serene people. we welcome the thoughts of a guest puddle on the issue of the west, forcing its own politics on independent nations. when we talk about the sun, that's when we talk about head gemini, when we talk about impression, then you'll talk about those false values that the west has to be the preaching throughout the world verbally, but on the ground, it's completely the other way around. what we have seen the politicization of the a i c, j, the international court of justice, one day they want to bring the president boynton to try out today. they want to bring the president as after syria has been admitted to the ad. i believe i'm president, that was the start of the so the 2nd summit in jet the few days back now they want to bring him to justice. this is my gong differentially, the whose own country has been cut and they've got that fee. okay

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of his own people and should be put on trial defending those words by setting french democratic values. by the way, the u. s. console on american islamic relations urge support for the sony and a sub empty normalization bill, which will tighten sanctions on the syrian at people coming of course, as a number of months after devastating earthquakes there in turkey. while we at welcome the thoughts of a guest panel on the issue of the west, forcing its own pulp techs on independent nations. when we talk about the sun, that's when we talk about head gemini, when we spoke about impression, then you talk about those false values that the west has to be the page and throughout the world verbally. but on the ground, it's complete the, the other way around. what we have seen the politicization of the a i c, j, the international court of justice. one day they want to bring the president to tend to try out the today. they want to bring the president as after syria has been admitted to the ad. i believe i'm president. that was this daughter of the so the 2nd summit in jet the few days back now, they want to bring him t

president bashar assad is the enemy of his own people and should be put on trial defending those words by citing french democratic values. by the way, the u. s. console on american islamic relations urge support for the sony and a sub empty normalization bill, which will tighten sanctions on the syrian at people coming of course has a number of months after devastating earthquakes there in turkey. while we at welcome the thoughts of a guest panel on the issue of the west, forcing its own pump techs on independent nations. when we talk about the sun, that's when we talk about head gemini, when we spoke about impression, then you talk about those false values that the west has to be the page and so all the world verbally, but on the ground, it's complete the, the other way around, so what we have seen the politicization of the a i c j, the international court of justice, one day they want to bring the president good.

i should have it akin then as we have an oil by force back in 2019 as the u. s. claim that stood for venice freeland freedom and democracy at the time, the coming to live in the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel evans, with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. us. and we did was breaking news as our here on our t, former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has died at the age of 86 and milan . he passed away in a hospital after being admitted last week with serious health issues. bro, this county served as a tale in prime minister 3 times. let's take a look back at his legacy. born and fascist. it's lee in 1936. sylvia versus connie said that he remembered the horrors of war from a young age. perhaps that is what serve this is drive to become not only immediate ty coon, one of the richest men in italy, but also the longest serving its highland prime minister after world war 2. italy is the country i love. here i have my roots, my hopes, my horizons here, i learned my job as a mentor for premier or from my father and from