u. s. still, uh, as young remains the key partner in this part of the world in southeast asia, particularly if you look at the rivalry with china, the rivalry for influence of the territory. i'll leave it to you politically. but also you can obviously in southeast asia and there's a few sign steps of the us as the and it's still important, for instance, a hosted a meeting in washington and also a president biden will after the g 20 meeting visits. yep. now, when he comes to this part of the girls, dw asia pacific bureau chief care of mathis, thank you. you are the secretary general antonio good head as has urged the international community to help make africa a renewable energy super power. he was speaking in the canyon capital, nairobi where leaders from across africa are discussing the transition to green energy production at the continents 1st climate summit, kenya is calling for a solutions oriented approach. it says africa has an unparalleled opportunity to benefit from the fight against glo

u. s. still, uh, as young remains the key partner in this part of the world in southeast asia, particularly if you look at the rivalry with china, that the rivalry for influence of the territory. i'll leave it to you politically. but also you can obviously in southeast asia and there's a few signs that uh for the us as the and it's still important, for instance, a hosted a meeting in washington. and also a president biden will after the g 20 meeting visit vietnam, when he comes to this part of the girls, dw asia pacific bureau chief care of mathis. thank you. and here are some other stories making news around the world. in brief, at least one person has been killed due to heavy rains and flooding. hundreds of drivers got trapped in their cars and many areas are facing power outages. after around 10 hours of thunderstorms into a rental brain. the organizers of the burning man, music and arts festival in the us state of nevada, have been able to reopen the road, leading out of the festival ground,

u. s. military still ill, legally occupies eastern syria. turkey occupies the north of it. the syrian government with rock show ok you, you know, has control of the rest of the country. but with the us sitting on the oil and wheat fields, you know, there's no hope of recovery. there's no peace deal. there's no talking to the enemy because you've demonized them and caricature them to such an extent as part of your, your foreign policy. that it is impossible then to lower your self to conducting diplomacy with an enemy that you have the villain eyes to a cartoonish degree. can we agree? let's get back to cluster bumps. can, can we agree that cluster bombs should be treated if not like nuclear weapons, damn near close to it. a military guy, right. um, i mean, you're older and 5 years later picking them up and dying and you know the thousands in all there. i read a story recently that said that they are still finding the in, in, in allows us dropped so many cluster munitions on the country. a plane load of them every 8 minutes for almost a decade. that at the current rate of re

u. s. military still doing in syria? you know, damascus is couldn't get an illegal occupation. that's i have to, i mean, 1st off, our u. s. congress has not authorized and occupation of the northern part of syria. david authorized us to protect and ship out oil from syria and put it on our tab that's been authorized by the american congress. so in that sense, it is illegal in an international sense. it's most certainly illegal because the syrian government did not invite us in there. so um, yeah, we a, no matter how you look at it via us law or international norms, it's, it is illegal. unimagined, they're looking for a way to, to end this. it's bad publicity for the democrats coming onto an election year. thank you so much for speaking to us today is great to get your insights into this situation. we're tied us as far as new ton and kind of tiring course housekeeping. thank you. it was a faced in economic form close to a close haze. well, some of the delegates have to say, rebec suite him alice william, the founder and ceo at 60 minutes. consultation said that thanks to blonde,

u. s. is still recovering from inflation and fewer new autos being put into the market means those prices will go up and that could certainly lead to inflation rising again in the us. and americans are watching those numbers very carefully when they're thinking about the upcoming presidential election. i'm sure they are and i did just as last name before we move on. i know comic goes on saying that they need to save cash for the green. a transition, right. we not surely has ruled a neighbor implications to absolutely, and that's also why you heard president bite in touch about this transformation into a clean energy future. because really he is committed to both of these things. labor rights as well as transitioning to a clean economy which may put an odds into with those 2 impulses when it comes to this labor negotiation in the auto worker sector. but yeah, the timing, according to the executives of these auto companies, is that they're trying to save money. they're trying to use this money to, from these record profits to invest in this transformation. and many would say that they're doing a

u. s. troops were still stationed there. yeah, we, what gauging opinion on this with that for my us state, senator richard black and i'll, according to mister black, he says the reason cruise in africa reflect the will of the people to end what he calls western dominant. so i'm not confident i think there's a, there's an uprising against france all across the belts of, of a lot of africa. the african people are very upset about frames that feel like even after the colonial france folder that stands in the same one way. there has been this under cover colonialism that is, continues to operate in africa. now the united states has a major loan facility in new here with about 1100 troops. and we, we do in the direction of the various forces that of presumably, or, or a terrorist in nature. i'd be very surprised if there were not claims lady twice to attempt to overthrow the government. that doesn't necessarily mean it was going to happen, but it's sort of the contingency, what do you do in case certain things on for? so a great

u. s. troops were still stationed there. wayside with form of usa. so as a black, he says the reason way though is that months of africa reflects this from will among the people to and western dominance on the continent. and i think that there's a, there's an uprising against france all across the belts of, of, of africa. the african people are very upset about frames. they feel like even after colonial france folded it's 10 some 71 right. there has been this under cover colonialism that is continues to operate in africa. now the united states has a major drone facility in new here with about 1100 troops. and we, we do the standard diction of the various forces that, of presumably, or, or a terrorist in nature. i be very surprised if there were not plans lady twice to attempt to overthrow the government. that doesn't necessarily mean it was going to happen, but it's sort of a contingency. what do you do in case certain things on falls? so a great deal of what actually happens as opposed to just mere planning is, is, again, based on the, the, will, th

still a big gap with the other 2 companies. it's hard to tell how much this really will impact the u. s. economy. but what the workers here are trying to do is try to really have this impact the consumers. so you know, the additional strikes that have been announced for g. m and still enters, have targeted uh parts plants that create parts the. but there's also the impact on the workers income as are striking, they only get about 15 percent from the union. and the unions don't have infinity resources. and so the, the clock is ticking on that as well. say bring the reporting from the city of detroit is. thank you very much. i am i have around of all, some of the other stories making headlines around the world today for you. us regulators and 17 states us suing amazon over allegations that the company uses its market position to inflate prices on other platforms, overcharge sellers and stifle competition. the lawsuit brought by the us federal trade commission off the district court to consider or forcing the online retailer to sell some office assets via kindly and military says it will review its r

u. s. leadership on the global stage. that the united states is still able to stand for its allies far, far away on a different continent just 2 days before that g 20 summit, a biden are released and an, an ad does meant air in um, you know, states that are not that are not uh, typically democratic and that shows focuses on his trip to key if it was around the 1st anniversary of the war in february i was there myself. and i remember, you know, there did the message that the administration was trying to send with that visit the president visited in a country, a war zone that is not controlled by the us and really presenting him as the strong man there standing by american allies and now, they're coming out of the summit with a, you know, a position that is, you know, not what the united states wants. and so that's very, very likely to play also into biden's perception here at home, where, you know, we're heading into an election here and there is a perception that he is, you know, sometimes weak, perhaps too old for the job is not able to hold his own an

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ukraine, as well as to send a message to those here in the united states who might be still skeptical about why the u. s. has invested so much time diplomatic support and money to this effort in the past 18 months or so. all right, thanks for all that context. rosalyn jordan reporting there from the state department in washington dc. as the us secretary state anthony blinking is in key. thank you. as a judge in the us state of georgia is expected to decide whether donald trump and his 18 co defendants will be tried together or separately on charges of election. meddling the hearing will also give a snapshot of how much evidence prosecutors have against the former us president trump. and his co defendants are accused of trying to overturn the presidential election result in georgia. in 2020, none of the defendants or expected to appear in person. mike, hannah is in atlanta. following all of this for us, mike, i feel we have quite a bit of explaining to do here for of yours. let's start with this. what does it matter if co defendants are all tried together or some, or tried separately as they've been aski

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still worth the sign. this would go against the u. n. s. the council resolutions, and as you mentioned, these 2 countries have so many multi lateral and international distinction swapped onto them. know, south korea hasn't been as direct as to whether it would impose sanctions on the 2 countries following conjunction and vladimir putin. summit as much as the united states has said. so did say any weapon straight with north korea directly does violate, did you want to see counsel resolution? now after talking to a few north korean and east asian experts here in korea, they're saying that it would simply be another rhetoric for a countries like south brain to us to slap sanctions. some experts are saying, as we've seen in the past, the effectiveness of sanctions are questionable, as they haven't stopped the north or russia from doing what they were told not to do. as for relation solely between north korea and russia, the upcoming summit could open up the gates were stronger lines, especially one that also includes china. it's thought that th

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u. s . was looking for singles for him that he still believes that a 2 state solution which obviously his new right wouldn't government does not. he did not give them anything to work with, and that for the president, joe biden is going to be an issue because he is very vocally concerned about the judicial reform. and he's very concerned that this government, he says some of them are the most extreme members he's ever seen that they're moving away from the 2 state solution, which the us still believes is really the only answer to that conflict on the stuff that thanks so much i think call hain, or the return to all the top story. now the conflict and the goldman cut off the celia as the by johnny official says, estimate comedy in finances in the region might be given. amnesty have been protesting yet of on against the government's handling of the crisis as an economy means in the region agreed to lay down that way. and this week after tax and as of by john many a so to be on is a resident time assistant to the office of the human rights defend that have not gotten a cut off. she joins us now

your blocking them one at a time or blocking groups at a time, you're still blocking hundreds of military promotions that the u. sdy knows it's a security issue. it is affecting hundreds of families. kids, everybody is affected by this. and it's just really an assault on our military. to score political points. it needs to stop, it needs to stop now. but i don't think it's going to stop until republicans step up and try to do something with this, work with senator schumer, jack worried, and others. it's not move to where it's not just on senator tuberville. i think it's on the entire republican caucus. >> typical claims he's not holding up promotions. he says schumer could bring them up one by one and i'm not saying he should have to, but if it came to that, how long would it take to hold the votes on 300 plus nominations? >> a couple of years. if you factor in that you have got at least 30 hours of debate, you've got to take two motions. one closure vote, one on confirmation. those take an average of about two and a half to three days h. to do it the right way. plus, with the senate coming and on monday, going o

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u. s. and you can expand on that. yeah, it's very different. so what, while the us is still living without legacy of, of kind of excessive stimulus, in hindsight with, with the kind of the wealth that created the wealth in the european case, especially if you take into account the kind of erosion may affect stove inflation is gone so there's no longer any cushion either in the, your area or in the u. k. and that means that the policy policy effect, so i'm going to feed through a lot more rapidly, particularly in the case of the u. k. y the, the structure of the mortgage market is kind of conducive to um, to the, the interest rate rises feeding through quite rapidly to uh, to the mortgage market. um, so for, so you are one could almost say that they've, they've already gone to fall. and i think what we're seeing in the inflation data coming through is evidence that the, you're verifying central bank and the bank of and then we're fighting a very different type of inflation that was much more about kind of spillover effects from us stimulus. there's much more about kind of the

but all still there are lots of obstacles. phasing ahead and i'm not to mention the suppressing political climates in china, which is now stepping up, is cracked out on s, u b t community. so that could be something a deterred home. come from reforming progressively, according to some critics. you're going to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us today. the indonesia is expecting it's west to dry season since 2019 during part. to build a ton of and mean you know where the pet time the resulting for long, hot and dry weather has caused major fire, as in central color been done on the island of borneo. more than full 1000 hectares of land has already been effected. many of these fires were started by people now no regulations allow of a small is getting fires to clear land. but the observer said peaceful was that abused by large corporations. dw, is rebecca not to pull reports. this is a family owned farm. putting out fires like the one that destroyed this land is routine for firefighters in fall on got a sense, i'll call him on the button. it happens every year. the ground is peace. it's highly flammable, and hot spots can linger underground. an

since we haven't spoken in a while, given the fact that you are still dealing with all this stuff while you're being a u. snator, commuting to see your family, how are you doing? >> i dearly missed my family. people really need to understand that being a senator, being a congress woman or man, you have to realize that it's kind of like you're a divorced. seeing the people you love. 50% than what you would've before. my fight, depression, has always been a bipartisan kind of struggled. that's been my message throughout all of this as well. i just hope anyone who reaches my message to understand that, treatment works, and gets help, and do not ever consider harming yourself. i think there is millions of americans all across the country who suffer from, it and i run into people regularly, daily, thank you for talking about it. i have a duty and the privilege to be talking about this to people, and i'm always like to do it because it's such an important message, and i was grateful and lucky to get the kind of treatment that pulled me out of the darkness. i would just hope that for everyone that's facing. that

u. s. navy aircraft was hovering above us. philippine and chinese courses were in a stand off even as pulse are still underway for joint patrols. aren't below alger 0 in the south, but trying to see in them all these preliminary results, show opposition counted them. how much noise leaving in the presidential election with 2 sides of the balance counted wise though, is projected to receive full t 6 percent of votes. well that means the country will go to the house again for a run of round lights. this month, honey chang has more. from molly a. we've seen a split in the last couple of years from the rule again the p. uh, one of the founders listed in a sheet, a split away, he's found a 3rd party. they've got 6 percent, so it's assumed that he will throw his support behind a president. so like if they can find an agreeable arrangement, presume, please cabinet positions for his new policy, the democrats, but that alone would be a no for me to a president. so if you get a comfortable one, so he'll be looking for support elsewhere. so it's likely that we're not going to see 2 weeks of pretty intense hold

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u. s. and december 2022 can be back to the white f and thousands of also because of going on strike in the us of the countries. 3 biggest vehicle manufacturers for general motors and still on to as have refused to increase pay to levels demanded by the united ortho workers union. and that's the spice and 92 percent increase in the call and make his profits over the past decade. officials on the italian islands lump producer, appealing, for your opinion, assistance to process a record number of microns more than 7000 people, landed on the island in recent days. that's the equivalent of lump produced as normal population. i think the arriving on small boats from north africa lining up in the mid day heat, waiting to be transferred to cecilio the mainland. the migrants arriving by bay till new tale and island plumb producer, have high hopes for the future in europe. slowly on for i will go to france. i want to go to france to live out my dream is if i want to help out my family and get them after the corporate team enjoy football is my passion. that's why i came. i still got them, so it looks like what defective should be. the history may prove hard to fulfill front says i

strike of the union announced expanded strikes against $38.00 g m, and still enters auto parts centers in 20 states across the u. s. at in 5600 striking workers to the 13000 already on strike. but in the latest wave, ford was spared with the union side in progress with the oldest automaker. kind of like a slap in the face. general motor has always been a powerhouse in the automotive industry. so if you think more get to it, i would think they could follow suit officer for the 1st time after making major concessions and the 2078 financial crisis. the union is making big demands, starting with a 40 percent pay increase over 4 years to match recent c e o salary. i am currently earning less money per hour than i was 23 years ago. and you would like to get that back. absolutely. gm president mark bruce is firing back. calling the you a deb hughes demands untenable, after automakers offered a 20 percent weight job. there was a fox of approval match polls that show the american public largely behind the union, 86 workers here in bolingbrook. watch after the job and onto the picket line on thursday. the union strategy is

u. s. c. b, that's boy. and if celia had, that's all, it would be a completely different game. and this is why you still have a fight troops on, on syrians, sorry. it's just to see the own and club city. clearly we are there just g o, v o. and if they had those resources, we did this a different game problems. the pleasure to see you, angelo juliana, political and financial on the slide from hong kong. thank you for your time and your thoughts. washington is continuing to try and do real to around this time. literally the us treasury department has a nice new sanctions on around taking him out. a network of companies and individuals that facilitate transport in the country are to use use of july. the reports now and how around is letting the trucks on her work around the, on the rail sector has recently become the focal points, otherwise, efforts to boost disconnected and with the west attempts to do rail the countries for and trade. now some of the big names and rail engineering and rolling stock firms, i pretend that it was international rail exhibits to highlight the latest trends and develop the cou

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