u. s. should help defend them. give them the growing tensions with china. the philippines is turning more strongly to the us. the country has given to us access to 9 military bases on its soil. they are part of the so called 1st island chain, a line of american military bases that the u. s. is using to project power close to china. one country being cautious about how close that gets to the us is vietnam. these are the outposts vietnam controls in the south china sea. one of them is bar canada, reese. this is what it used to look like. and this is it in 2020 for enough space to fit a runway for long range military aircraft. so vietnam is kind of following china is playbook. vietnam has been ramping up its outposts a lot recently sold me saying that now maybe it's a good time for them to really scale off without attracting a lot of attention for on basing then counts on is vietnam analyst. he works for a single poor state funded thing tank. the use of is check institute and he's based in australia. the focus is now on the page so that you try to read as quic

u. s. has no official position on who should control watch and the see. but it says it cares about freedom of navigation. here. the u. s. s deployed ships and aircraft in the region in response to china's island build up. and both countries sometimes come dangerously close to each other so that rivalry is growing here. and that is consequences for the main us ally in the region. the philippines, the, this is the moment the chinese coast guard member went at the crew of a filipino naval vessel. with an axe. this sailor says he lost his time in the incident. he was headed to a filipino outpost and dis, bradley islands. to this old navy ship, which might be the world's most unique military assignment. the sierra madre the philippines ran into ground at 2nd time. a sho in 1999 to claim control of to reach the yes they did that on purpose. and yes, since then the ship has basically been stuck. they are getting rusty or they say they did it to keep an eye on the ongoing chinese construction of mr. freeze, which is just 20 kilometers away. there are a few filipin

u. s. should respond as quickly as possible to the international community's legitimate concerns . voluntarily share its data with the world health organization about suspected early cases in the us. disclose what's going on at fort dietrich and us biological labs all over the world and give a responsible explanation to the world. and what is the role of the united states you may ask. well, the former us cdc director has weighed in, revealing that washington was involved in funding that we had not research with the state and defense departments on the list of patrons. he also indicated being fined from helping the site officer researches in china realized they had a serious problem despite their obligations on the international health regulations . what was the us role in or? well, i think it was substantial. this is why, you know, when you look at the accountability for china, their accountability is none in the lab work. and, and, and the gratian, the virus, their accountability is not found in

u. s. should respond as quickly as possible to the international communities. legitimate concerns, voluntarily share its data with the world health organization about suspected early cases in the us. disclose what's going on it for dietrich and us biological labs all over the world and give a responsible explanation to the world. and what is the role of the united states you may ask. well, the former us cdc director has weighed in, revealing that washington was involved in funding that we had not research with the state and defense departments on the list of patrons. he also indicated being banned from helping beside officer researches in china realized they had a serious problem despite their obligations on the international health regulations . what was the us role in? well, i think it was substantial, and this is why, you know, when you look at the accountability for china, their accountability is none in the lab work and, and, and the creation, the virus, their accountability is not found in t

u. s . should by of greenland the canada should become the 1st, the 1st state. oh. and he has also promised that he will not abandon you great and will continue funding for it. so i, i don't, i don't really see what all. yeah, i mean i, george, i even think you can use the word mix bag because i largely agree with the sentiment of margaret. we'll have a different marketing strategy here. i mean for the, for those that have criticize the, by the ministration, which is a lot of it is warranted here and you have the juxtaposition better we'll as class . well donald trump is sounding very real, is to me, i mean, greenland, how much the cost. i mean, that is realism. it doesn't sound nice. it's not pleasant, but that here's realism, george is absolutely. and i don't disagree with the marketing. what i said about the rules based folder that i am and that that's the tool, chrome, the word goals, the liberal wing of the american political and military establishment. that's how they justify um, american foreign policy of america advancing its interest, america, bullying, san

u. s . should by of greenland the canada should become the 1st, the 1st state. oh. and he has also promised that he will not abandon you great and will continue funding for it. so i, i don't, i don't really see what all. yeah, i mean i, george, i even think you can use the word mix bag because i largely agree with the sentiment of margaret. we'll have a different marketing strategy here. i mean for, for those that have criticize the bite ministration, which is a lot of it is warranted here and you have the juxtaposition but a real as class. well, donald trump is sounding very realistic to me. i mean, greenland, how much the cost. i mean, that is realism. it doesn't sound nice, it's not pleasant. but that is realism, george, the absolutely. and i don't disagree with marketing. what i said about the rules based order that i am and that that's the tool, chrome, the word goal, the liberal wing of the american political and military establishment. that's how they just they fight. um, american foreign policy of america advancing its interests, america, bullying, sanctioni

u. s. should not be involved necessarily, and conflict. i think that's a pretty broad consensus actually about it in terms of actually the, the, the, the confidence going on right now of us obviously doesn't support aside, but it also has alshaun on their terrorism. that's so great. now they're just kind of sitting back and was watching. i think the concern is what's going to happen in terms of the american military presence. so in an eastern, you know, syria of both the, the bases down near the jordanian in iraqi border. but also some of those up in the curtis regions. i mean it's possible that trump might, in as a favor to or the one in turkey basically abandoned the that occurred to the, to their fate under, under a turkish assault. but at the same time, obviously there is some interest as having some presence to that to counter a isis as a try and take advantage of the situation. all right, test savings if necessary, professor politics at university of san francisco stephen many times for your time . thank you for talking to us turning

u. s. should approach syria. there are some who are going to advocate that the u. s . t i the u. s. maintainance military presence in syria under the banner of counter terrorism. purpose is dealing with the remnants of islamic stage. there are others who are going to want us to pull out kind of under this banner of america 1st. and i think it's going to be interesting to see which sort of cam on. when is this internal debate within the trump administration? and which side of this to be trump sides with. but i think on, in general, what we can expect from the 2nd, trump administration is a very confusing, messy, and rather dysfunctional foreign policy towards syria. we're probably there are many contradictory statements that come from trump. announcements that are sort of made impulsively. if record of trumps 1st administration towards syria is in guide, then this is definitely what we should expect this time around. all right, george your coffee aero, the chief executive of golf state analytics. thanks so much for joining us, and i'll just here a great to get your perspective jus

u. s. and this regional partners should close the monitor of what it described as china is growing road in the car of a nation, a senior cuban official has dismissed the claims of suppose that the chinese base is in the country as a lie, being surprised by washington legends that the us media is frequently spreading about, alleged chinese military bases in cuba. are commissioned reports that cuba, as enemies in that country are funding as a way to justify their own criminal policy of economic aggression. they are absolutely false. that's close live to john cannot exceed the research. how does the outcome modeling analysis when he thanks for joining cuz i'm a product i'm it's very good to see you. so what are your thoughts? what do you think of the us concerns about the potential for a rising chinese influence in cuba? cuba? well, i've been involved in cuba for more than 30 years and for 30 years have run the us, keep a trained economic council. so i go back pre russian federation to the ussr days, and then in the us ceasar days, the lord's listening post was a substantial intelligence gath

u. s. oh yeah, it should be very soviet attended to outlook because you know absolutely existing socialism. you can now reverse from it even if it's a one way direction and they have the same kind of a bolshevik mentality and their belief system and how the app or out of that is built to reinforce it and also to attend it. because i think it's really important government it's, you know, the default position is it russian interference. but in, in plain sight it's e u interference, left private. or, i mean there's it in the cafe. so these capital city, you sort of alleged the oh, the do very specific things like in the case of georgia, for instance, the essentially threatened georgian voters, it's the reverse of via downgrading of the visa possibilities. so it doesn't look very clear case of black managing the miles of the population really into a certain voting decision, right. the other thing is that i wanted to add this, i think drops. okay, right. those something sort of like the list of the, from the line production you've talked for it, right? you can do it in the tube, it can put some

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u. s. and japan and the allies should html yes. sometimes i want to blame the to allies for doing i mean the war and had it's not for them. i wouldn't be having this issues, but it's because of what they came with and what they leave behind. that's cost somewhere for us to have. please enjoy reason. last live similar this they should be coming over in person with the resources to do the clean up the back at the police fun score. headquarters, the offices, the heading down the range to dispose of 2 rounds of want 1st 1st, but blowing them up the we have to stay at a safe distance in the radio room to down. but there are many, many more to go. what is out there is unsafe in just my estimate maybe more than a 100000 items still out there. the cleaning up the solomon islands will probably take decades, and it's highly likely in that time, more people will be injured and even killed the may. evelyn doesn't want to let that happen. she's now training in hewick. so risk awareness in the hope she can one of those of the dangers and spit th

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presidency, how to react to potential terry, of what to do with regards to ukraine should from decides to reduce the u. s. h for kids. and they will also speak about the situation in syria. they see the full of the assets received as a historic chance for the country to be rebuilt and reunited. but of course for that, they also need to come up with a g on that. so those are the big topics on the agenda here. alex on the phenomenon reporting from brussels, thank you very much for that summer. thank you. the president vladimir putin of russia has admitted security failings over the killing of a russian general in moscow. earlier this week, 14 has been holding his annual news conference state media say the public sent in to 1000000 questions and said russia was not defeated in syria despite the over throw off the us on regime. who can also said that he is ready to talk to you christ, president, for the minute zealots, who didn't went on to claim that russia wouldn't be ready for a missile jewel and ukraine to test it's new arrest and miss elegans, west and ad defend systems. sean stuff, you've got you. ther

donuts trump presidency there will be discussing how to respond should teach, impose tariffs on your pin products to, to reduce the u. s. h. to create and they will also speak about syria and, and the draft, the conclusions that i have seen. they states that the full of the set receive is a historic chance to rebuild and re unite the country. but of course, the question is, how can you appear in union play a role there? and so all those issues also on the agenda. thank you very much for that update. speaking to us from brussels, that's alexandra phenomena. and president vladimir putin has admitted security failings over the killing of a russian general in moscow. earlier this week, he made the remarks during his annual news conference pushing there also said that russia was not defeated in syria despite the overthrow of the submerging regarding ukraine. vote and said that he's ready to talk to president for a lot of years, a landscape. he also mockingly challenged the west to a high tech duel suggesting russia called stripe kid with its new arrested missile to see if the west could protect ukrainian capital shots of yo

south korea's constitutional code now has to decide if you should be permanently removed from pilot. also coming up america's top diplomats, s u. s. officials has been in direct contact with the rebel group now in charge of syria. antony blinking his comments on the 1st top, the consummation of american dialogue with h t, as designated as the total risk by the us. since the ousting off of the bus and pro you protesters in georgia port authority to postpone the switch on our christmas lights on the tree outside parliament is and the growth of the election of the new president the i'm going to jones, welcome to the program and with staffing in south korea, where the countries opposition has edge the constitutional court to quickly give its ruling on the future of president june suck your on saturday, south korean lawmakers, those are to impeach the president. overhead. boxed marshal, no attempt has been suspended while the country's top court decides whether to remove him from office opposition. lead a lead. jamie only said in a press conference that a switch position by the court will help alleviate as a national, a mile radius

u. s. army commander in europe says there are plenty more ukrainians who should be on the battlefield. there are enough people in ukraine, but there are not enough soldiers at the front. to be honest. when i 1st heard a few years ago that ukraine was not mobilizing young people to fight against russian aggression. i was surprised. in my opinion, the conscription age and ukraine is too high. in most countries of the world, you can enter military service at the age of 18 or 19 ukraine could also take this opportunity. us both of us, secretary of state and, and they blanket and nato chief margaret to have said to have, need to make tough choices. and draft is 18 year old to fight against russia. and the ukrainian parliament has gone further by passing a law to allow the mobilization of women some m t, as in cat of cried foul over the move. congratulations, you have taken the 1st step towards mobilizing women. because if a woman passes basic, general military training will go after that type. she automatically becomes registered for military service. even if she is not a medic. and she can

u. s. e u, i'm these read have been in london and in birmingham and was going all over britain against a against is right. well, it's probably you should pretty uh, actually it because i watch that on my phone and it was kissed um and making a stump speech. uh, apparently it says some. all right, if pass now inside person that does the same well. your stomach is the stop. he doesn't have to stand on a stump, p is dop, this is to, you know, and these just isn't that solely it's, i'm happy to read reports all the time. that belt is true of main street major, that his premier shape in the united kingdom is turning about out to be an absolute disaster. and that he may be on seated at any time by the power of public opinion. the sooner the better. because he is an opportunist of the west. wes, kind that over. so his history is pat with savory associations with and my 5 and i my 6 and folk, all kinds of stuff that we absolutely do not want in a prime minister in the u. k. well, he was doing in cyprus, i have no idea. maybe you could maybe explain it to me, but i there are more important things in life. well, it was best buy plays the spy pla

u. s. viewed, and the city on the coming period. we play it, go should go and this and you, nation that's if you want to on the additional level of the current middle east crisis was for seen by then libya and later market off a who was assassinated in 2011 by militants. supported by nato forces, he predicted almost every thing that has happened in his country, warning other leaders to be where being toppled by the us the evidence. why won't there be an investigation into the killing of saddam hussein? an arab leader was executed by hanging. yeah, we sit on the sidelines. why? any one of you might be next? yes. america followed along side saddam hussein against iran's khomeini. he was their friend, us vice president cheney was a friend of saddam hussein rumsfeld. the us defense secretary at the time of rack was destroyed, was a close friend of saddam hussein. ultimately, they sold them out and hanging to your friends of america, let's say that we are not you. but one of these days, america may hang us a while the room was filled with laughter, leaves, fo

u. s. got more now and this from dw, i call. i'm yeah. can you tell us about this man? because kevin, i should really, as well when you go out on the streets on to the, let's see, i'm ask people about him. the 1st thing that they will tell you is he is a former stuck and i am now why does that matter? because it's something that makes quite a few people here angry because they feel that businesses only qualifications open . and so we'll say, listen, he doesn't even have a college diploma. in fact, when he got elected on the same day, people would gather in front of the parliament to demonstrate, bring their own color. so tough that case is it to show them up as to say, look, we are even more qualified than the actual president. however, he does have some political experience coming. us really has been member of parliament since 2016 here in georgia, is a member of the georgia dream runing policies. but he is also known for being a member of the hall, right. so a political movement which is known for very open n t western kremlin friends, the rest of the week and just a few days ago have a nice

u. s. in nature, were there in any conversation to try to say maybe it should be dealt with as a way to try to establish sovereignty and, and to try to move relationships forward. and it was ignored because it's such a difficult problem to attack. so, and there's no easy solution and, and it just, it continues to faster, really for, on both sides of the border act. let's move to what's happened in the last 10 days or so. the pockets to on tell about, stormed a check point or an outpost in south. was there a strong impact, hist on it and killed 16 soldiers on the 21st of december. then the pockets dani strikes on the 24th of december. and then the african response that came with a tax on pocket storm positions on saturday, but that's not the start of this attack. so been growing. oh yeah. they not uh yes, uh the gave me to it was of the better shouldn't between the sun and buck us tom was better day, which are the better off for security. but a stand insult was a good starting point. big of a lot of stock or kin around 16, not a dude. but the independent sources also stated that it was more

i think ross should be fully entitled to a race every s b u office building in, in, in the ukraine. for starters, eliminate the s b u. and then begin to go after the political leadership. because they're not gonna stop there, they've made it very clear. they have 0 interest in negotiation. the only negotiation they want is over russia's dead body. and um, what are your thoughts on what of the diamond revelations, the general carrillo had exposed during his time in office like the us funding fire lots and you trade slow races, which is raises the question about the financial interest that are involved i'm but i have no evidence of this, but just based upon my prior experience working with investigations of organized crime, i guarantee you that there were criminal games in both ukraine and russia that had financial interest in those bio labs. i. i'd be interested to know who actually owned those laboratories, the physical plant who owned the buildings, were those owned by the government, or were they renting them from peak, or renting them from people? now those rents, i bet you were

and they should have no protection and it should get the very punishment, but the way that the u. s. was giving out america set those states, then whenever they call the german, the agents in world war 2, they executed them on the spot, get ahold of exactly the same side of that, of the standards as a whole. others. so again, there are assisting a terrorist in there. so these nations there is no legal coverage for them. thanks for speaking to us this evening is good to hear from you for me, us army officer on political commentators studies last week. we have next. thank you. the u. s. federal government is trying to down play public hysteria, offered a series of identified flying objects, was spotted in the skies over several states. having closely examined the technical data and tips from concerned citizens. we assess that the sightings to date include a combination of lawful commercial drones, hobbyist, drones and law enforcement drones, as well as mand fixed wing aircraft, helicopters and stars mistakenly reported as drones. we have not identified anything anomalous and do not as

soft could be of constitutional for now has to decide if you should be permanently removed from college. also coming up america's top diplomats, s u. s. officials has been in direct contact with the rebel group now in charge of syria. anthony, blinking his comments on the 1st top, the consummation of american dialogue with h t as designated as the total risk by the us since the ousting offered by shar.

u. s. administration will not continue the policy of the previous administration. and the trump administration should lift the sanctions against syria. as for russia to emphasize that syria does not want russia to leave the country in a way that would not correspond to the nature of their relationship, syria has strategic interest in relation to russia, which is the 2nd most powerful country in the world, and plays a significant role in the international arena. where are some pilots who is have their own curves and syria want to really look country, most of the influence, but singly emergency basis. the uniform policy issue says the russian issue will be addressed as soon as defining so far. these as soon as possible, but there have been others in the west, especially in germany, one, but the instability in syria will own new from another influx refugees into europe . this is the irish declines, and this is the same strategy as in libya, afghanistan and iraq. and they want regime change because a ruler strategically does not do what the united states nights. that's why they organize it. but all about

u. s. administration will not continue the policy of the previous administration. and the trump administration should lift the sanctions against syria. as for russia to emphasize that syria does not want russia to leave the country in a way that would not correspond to the nature of their relationship, syria has strategic interest in relation to russia, which is the 2nd most powerful country in the world, and plays a significant role in the international arena. well, western powers want to get rid of moscow's influence in the nation. the u foreign policy chief says that the issue will be discussed with serious new militant leaders as soon as possible. and that's as ross and intelligence area reveal to us and bridges, special services, a prepping jihadists to carry out terror attacks and russian military bases. it comes us, some in the west have eyes open, and one that instability in syria will prompt more problems for europe. this is the irish decline. this is the same strategy as in libya. i've gotten this gone and wrong, and they want regime change because a rule, a strategic key does not do what t

u. s. administration will not continue the policy of the previous administration, and the trump administration should lift the sanctions against syria. as for russia, the emphasize that syria does not want russia to leave the country in a way that would not correspond to the nature of their relationship. syria has strategic interest in relation to russia, which is the 2nd most powerful country in the world, and plays a significant role in the international arena. now, western palace and we'd have their own chips in syria, one to read the country of moscow's insulins, particularly the military base. now, e u foreign policy chief says the moscow issue will be discussed with syria defacto authorities. as soon as possible, a rush, an intelligence area review of the us and british special services. i put up the militants for terror attacks on russian miniature basis in the nation. but others in the west like germany have one that is the ability in syria will prompt another influx of refugees into europe. this is the army speak license. this is the same strategy as of libya. i've gotten this gone and wrong

u. s. administration will not continue the policy of the previous administration. and the trump administration should lift the sanctions against syria. as for russia to emphasize that syria does not want russia to leave the country in a way that would not correspond to the nature of their relationship, syria has strategic interest in relation to russia, which is the 2nd most powerful country in the world, and plays a significant role in the international arena now, western powers of each have their own interest and troops in syria wants to read the country of moscow's ends, lines, particularly the military bases. now the you foreign policy chief says of moscow issue will be addressed and discussed due to the ratio the series of the 5 to a fall reduced as soon as possible. now, ross and intelligence earlier revealed us a bridge of special services, a prepping militants for terror. attacks on russian miniature basis in the nation. but all those in the west, like germany have ones that it in stability and syria will prompt another influx of refugees into europe. this is the irish decline. this is the sa