u. s. to lot from us, gonna stand in the vietnam war, mid reports and re can should territories that the telephones once again, imposing severe restrictions under serial law. please help the haitian government asks the u. s. u n to send troops to protect countries key infrastructure days and the president was assassinated in his own home, lunging the island nation into term on banging the drum for inclusion and could see a senior u. s. federal agency goes, woke, but finds itself in hot water for having to photo shopped, disable people into the cover photo of its diversity report. ah, good afternoon. you watching all the great have you with the color button has been making further territorial gains in a canister, including a major border crossing points with iran and took madness down reports suggests that the group is imposing strict sugary a lot restrictions similar to those deployed when they were last in power 20 years ago. they include forbidding women from leaving home without a male comp

as does hate his ambassador to the u. s. bullshit, edmond, where you can say the primary job if they want to come in. when the others however disagree, she jumped in and seemed to avoid of power. but if you felt to politicians and human rights organizations, 80, they will tell you that he don't have any legal authority, no more authority, whatsoever to conduct anything in the name of the government. he is now at a precarious tipping point. this is a nation already dealing with object poverty, political instability, and a potentially worsening security situation. for the people, the stakes couldn't be higher and to gather curl, g 0, miami, florida. well patty calhane is across all of this forest from washington, d. c. patty, it does sound like this investigation is moving fairly quickly. what more do we know now? incredibly quickly, we are hearing from the haitian police chief and he is saying that there are total . they've identified 28 attackers. 26 of them are colombians. they said to our haitians and 8 are still on the r

a crowd of around a 1000 desperate haitians flocked to the u. s embassy imported brands, and to apply for a visa to leave the country, admit fear of further unrest. they, they were unsubstantiated rumors i should say on radio and social media that the u . s. will be handing out humanitarian visas. kellum often has been following the latest relevance while the united states is drawing down and removing its military presence from afghanistan, but it appears it will now have a new opportunity to flex its muscles much closer to home in the western hemisphere . now haiti is in a state of unrest 2 days after the president was assassinated. and we now understand that local officials are calling for the united states to send its forces into the country to contain the unrest and to protect the infrastructure of the country. the ports, as well as the airports and the natural gas and, and petroleum reserves. so at this point, it's not clear. if the united states will actually send troops in, there will be law enforcement officials dispatched to the country t

, writing letters to their various governments in the u. s. government asking biden, and his attorney general garland to drop the prosecution. so i think my madame is building, i think, to please. yes, they've been pretty much ignored thus far, but i think we're having an influence on finally home, grow not violent, extreme as, and that's what the f, b i and tends to fight with a cool for americans to snitch on their own family members, if suspicions arise but the idea is not winning too many phones yes. report friends and family members to the government. like you see in totalitarian regimes, 1984 wasn't meant to be your orgs instruction manual. who do a report f, b, i extremism to migrant. my kids with bacon fat, which is the recipe for hard disease. i hope you guys and they use that term loosely take her down. like has been reading anti cain on web pages and follow the bunch of dogs doing stupid things. instagram pages. i am concerned the contentious idea comes in the wake of the f. b. i direct is testimony in the aftermath of january capi

u. s. u, a back door continues to support the corrupt regime and war. they could change the, the facts on the ground because you're going to be that have government, you're using the other side of the border as a paid then you know, have the conflict spill because of the afghan taliban are going to continue their path to power as it were, and you have these troops in going over the border. they may go and go after them, which of course is the worst nightmare for the entire region. it seems to me, it's no barrier. contingent in us is going to leave and i keep asking experts, what does it mean and what does the word finally, leave me go ahead. yeah, there's a good question. what is leave mean? just look over to the situation in iraq, and you can see that even a us pull out could mean nato coming in or multinational force. and that's just moving the chess pieces around. because sensibly nato's controlled by the united states in the, in the u. k. effectively, in terms of the bulk of its forces and its strategic direction. so for, i guess it's a big, it's a

to in this direction. now, and this was consistent with the u. s. u. k. history of your asia, which has been brought to divide by the major powers. so the news coming out from china and russian, but even iran to smaller extent is the failure of the us natal condition in the sun while it's chris on the challenges. it also opens up so for today's military, you're ation solutions. something that russia would support as well. this include most of the neighbors come from russia, china, iran, central asia, leaving india and the world integration of this great 3 ration region, which is a key project for the chinese russians to be complete without and it's coming down through economic coming to the and we are here in a chinese is interested in to push this trillion dollar bump enrolled initiative on something investments talking about. and i was obviously would welcome. and there's also other years for corporation. i would also just love the shanghai corporation organization, which is now forming us the main, an organization to organize the race which has all the

to a german clinic. the treatment on a plea for help the haitian government asks the u. s. u n to send troops to protect the countries key infrastructure days. the president was fascinated in his own funding the island nation. ah, i don't. thanks so much for joining us in on our team tonight. so this isn't the taliban has been making for the territorial gains in afghanistan including major border crossing points with iran. and took man is done. report says suggest the group is imposing strict sugary a law rules similar to those deployed when they were last empower 20 years ago. and they include forbidding women from leaving home without a male companion. comes as america pulls all of its troops out of the country fronting echoes of an earlier conversation which they were involved. ski taylor explains. it only took 20 years, 47000 civilian deaths and 2 trillion dollars for the u. s. to finally realize that i've got to stop has the right to determine its own fate. i will not send another generation america to war and i can't stand with no reasonable expectation of achieving th

to secure their own country. but it is quite striking rebecca that we do here. the u. s. military commander saying that civil war is, is by no means out of the question, and perhaps even soon, it would have been the way the u. s. wanted to end this war. now they have scaled back what they say they accomplish, to making sure osama bin laden was killed and to ensuring that no terrorist attack from afghanistan has been launched since the u. s. and nato troops have been, have been in the country. and t, w correspondent carry shelton speaking to us in brussels. thanks very much. or change in our public health experts. a founding the alarm about a new corona virus variant, more than 50 cases of the so called delta plus the variance has been detected in india. the variant has also surfaced in the usa and was a dozen other countries. indian scientists say it could be more transmissible, more infectious, and resistant to life saving drugs given to some coven 19 patients. but they do need more data to confirm this. correspondent namisha giant swell sent us this report from india w

to product contracted. so you'll have for example, a lot of u. s. companies just sign, they go on to the moon and they get a look the water or something like that. i see it as when the cost to extra, when the cost to extract something from the surface of the moon. i'm using this as an example. other people will say you should, we should do it with, you know, near earth asteroids or meter arts. when the cost to do that, e cause the cost to do it on earth, then it probably makes more sense to do it in space. and that would mean that the cost to do it in space comes down a lot, but also the cost do it on earth comes a lot, which i think is happening in some ways anyway, because you look at the environmental factors about mining. it just, it is getting harder to get those rare metals out of us. so we see it is at some point there's going to be a flip where, you know, resource companies. so i will, maybe we can revisit this concept of gone to the moon for resource extraction. and there's a lot of data out there that looks at the lunar surface and, and s

u. s. was supposed to have been withdrawn from. will iraq still c a u. s. president as well. we're going to give you the background of the u. s. involvement in iraq, as well as expert analysis of what to expect, pass the prescott and finally, shocking video. violent crimes are now becoming less shocking. not because of the nature of the crime committed, but because of how often we're now seeing images like this in the streets of america. many of those same streets which over the last year were filled with chance to defend the police. but as it made me time to start talking about refunding, the police will give you the $360.00 view on the issue i'm going to use and you are watching news views. hughes right here on our t america, let's get started. ah, the united states has agreed to a formally and it's combat mission in iraq. by the end of the year, though. so american forces will remain in the country as part of continue training and advising role r. he's a john had he takes a look at the brief history of us military involvement and iraq since 2003 with us forces leaving afgha

u. s. case just day by day just tore it to pieces of fitzgerald and somers and they did it annually. and the argument from the u. s. side from the, the extradition side in the us had it hired guns there. there argue was, well that argument doesn't have standing because this is purely about extradition and not about whether the charges have any merit or anything like that. so that was just kind of a pre, a preview of what you, you're going to see in a u. s. us national security court, but the main thing, the main part about all of this is in a democratic system. it does matter what happens outside the court room in terms of the public conversation. and the press would normally lead that the press would elevate the issue. people would rally around that again, due process, rule of law. all of that, it's been wiped away. that says little more about the state of democracy. in the democratic world, it's leading the rules based international order and in the rules based international order. you as the, the gold makes the rules or who has the most money makes the rules. but it's funny that wh

to their various. ready governments in the u. s. government asking biden, and his attorney general garland to drop the prosecution. so i think momentum is building, i think, to please. yes, they've been pretty much ignored thus far. but i think we're having an influence with key mid term and congress elections looming. the white house has made a strange you turn on. it's defined as the police pledge as crime sore. the ruling democrats now want to shift the blame for slashing law enforcement budgets onto the republicans. as ortiz egos, dawn of reports defend the police versus back the blue. these slogans turned into war banners in america's political. in fighting between the progressives and the conservatives, there was no fence to sit on for politicians, it was pick aside of, i'll go home. so as republicans went, defend, the democrats shows the fund many affluent suburbs, suburbs have essentially already begun pursuing a de funding up the police in that they fund school based on housing and the health care more as their number one

u. s. takes the position that any time a country tries to do anything around the sanctions that the u. s. should stop them . and so it tries to make the sanctions worldwide has implications for any country that sanctioned and there are a number of them. it has implications for the majority regime and the u. s. is constant efforts to basically overthrow it. it has certainly if it's on boy someone who have symptomatic immunity can be captured in a country. that's that, that's a very bad precedent. the term subs lawyer points to other cases into alleged human rights abuses, facing those extradited to the u. s. coast to its most controversial prison. guantanamo bay in cuba now have conditions in guantanamo bay, improved. i mean, they changed the way people are being held. has there been any, any significant changes to the facilities since it was was opened? guantanamo was clearly outside the rule of law, i can tell you what happened to mohammed knew who was the worst, tortured in guantanamo. he was denied sleep for 70 days. basically may be given an hour to sleep and that causes your brain to

to their various. ready governments in the u. s. government asking biden, and his attorney general garland to drop the prosecution. so i think my madame is building, i think to please. yes, they've been pretty much ignored thus far, but i think we're having an influence. google has been slapped with a half a 1000000000 euro fine by frances anti trust watchdog. that's after the tech try and fail to comply with the regulators orders over negotiating with local news outlets to use their content. and this is just one of the global battles that the multinational company now faces with all the details. here's ortiz, peter oliver, 500000000 euros. it's a big chunk of change, even if you're a company like google, who it's estimated, is made around 46000000000 already in the 1st quarter of 2021. this is still one of those type of finds that they will fail. it's the largest find that google has faced in france. it see the 2nd largest find the french anti trust regulators of handed out to a single company ever. the reason that they've done it

according to haitian officials, the u. s. state department has not yet confirmed that russia has express concerns, but external forces may be manipulating events in the country to serve their own geo political interests. they've also pointed to the u. s. citizenship of 2 of the suspected assassins. but at this point, the situation, the country is intensifying, the parliament is pretty much defunct. there are 2 individuals claiming to be the rightful successor of mcquease. in addition to that, we understand the senate has sworn in joseph lambert as the new president of haiti, but unrest is escalating. the military at this point is on the streets and has declared martial law. all are watching haiti to see what develops. as kelly mentioned, among the 28 suspects, a 2 american citizens of haitian descent report suggest they were working as translators for the hit squad. the operation has said to have been planned for a month and it same was apparently not to kill the president, but to bring him to the national palace on a warran

u. s. to actually stay competitive in these tax bases in a way, yes, because as ben does pointed out, asia is basically driving all the growth in technology right now. and especially e commerce, e commerce is growing faster in asia than it is in the u. s. and in europe. so right now with this trade proposal, the u. s. is trying to win basically the new battle grounds, the new battlegrounds of tech. and by doing this, by saying that, hey, you have to choose either us or china, you're splintering this entire digital landscape. so that means i, south, east asian nations will be forced to, to the side. if they do choose to side with us, that means china will withdraw all of their technology out of it. and not only will they set these countries back, but now this gives the us ample room to bring in google to bring facebook to bring all their companies in. so not only is the us trying to push china out, the us trying to spread their own influence by using this proposal as a leaping board to kind of

u. s. a. to strike on the city of iraq border. 2 weeks ago. iranian back to groups declared to open war against the u. s. forces still in iraq, washington says iraq, the government wants the u. s. to provide military training for its troops and help in the fight against isolated iran. but this continuing conflict between iran and the u. s. goes further in direct talks aimed at salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal abandoned by the previous u. s. administration under donald trump. again under threat. and that's not helping iraq. danial asset base has been under multiple drawn and rocket attacks since the killing of iranian commander customs lay many in the u. s. a. to strike in january last year. muslim hunt is an iraqi commander of the popular mobilization forces was also killed. violence between us forces and iranian affiliated with groups is likely to continue as long as the nuclear issue remains unresolved. without through a utah number province, western iraq, remnants of hurricane elsa has left par

u. s. to reduce emissions. and this package just include at least a few revolutionary measures like back to our ban on new fossil fuel cards and 2035 and carbon board attacks which from 2020 sexual put a price on invoice of carbon, tens of goods like steel, meant to come from outside the union, so the 1st time a major economic area will be putting direct financial pressure on its trade partners to make greener products. i want to talk about those points just a moment, but the whole plan, it's not a done deal yet. right. i mean 20 other members of the european union. they all have to sign off on it. right. you're right, it's not a done deal far from it. it was late 2019 when you 1st started talking about it's green deal and ambition for climate neutrality, inter 18 months or the commission to speak to stakeholders and put for these proposals to be another 18 months before these become law and demand ago major changes in the process, so these proposal start the legislative process. in the next t

u. s. to pass the resolution that will not say the extension of a deliveries into northern syria is essential for the survival of more than 3000000 people. medical supplies will continue to reach it live. the last rebel held enclave. but the pandemic has deepened the humanitarian crisis, that fueling calls for long term solutions. and it's all for the reports from england. it gives medical infrastructure in ruins and it's making medical care hard to find for some serious most wall level. people haven't been missed all but still with facing tremendous difficulties in the hospitals. the city is on the front line, the racing targets, the medical facilities constantly. our whole treatment relies on the aid we received. the supplies must continue without restrictions because if they stop in the people will only suffer more. in the last decade, hundreds of medical facilities have been deliberately targeted by the city and government and allied forces. international medical, right group physicians fo

they've also pointed to the u. s. citizenship of 2 of the suspected assassins. but at this point, the situation, the country is intensifying. the parliament is pretty much defunct. there are 2 individuals claiming to be the rightful successor of mcgee's. in addition to that, we understand the senate has sworn in joseph lambert as the new president of haiti . but unrest is escalating. the military, at this point is on the streets and has declared martial law. all are watching haiti to see what develops a lot. okay. they just mentioned among the 28 suspects are 2 american citizens of haitian descent report suggested they were working as translators for the hit squad . the operation is set to have been planned for a month. it's aim, however, was apparently not to kill the president, but to bring him to the national palace on a warrant expert on the region. daniel shore believes it was a classic coup d'etat the links between the drug enforcement agency, the different intelligence services in columbia. in the us, in haiti, definitely coordination. nothing happens in h

running out of the nearly $55000.00 of code. 19 waxing, received through bob and in april, a fashion to the u. s. cross border a mechanism may provide some relief to look at health care workers and passion, but it's far from a permanent solution to how care crazes in this war tone region. the extension may be a temporary life fever, but the long term fate of millions of this base people remains on clear. crystal said about al jazeera, it lip, syria, us president joe biden has called on russia's vladimir putin to crack down on cyber criminals. last weekend, more than a 1000 businesses were affected by a ransomware tank originating from russia. security analysts was ransomware. tanks have become the main focus of group seeking to extort payments from companies or white house correspondent. health care has more from washington d. c. that's a concern of the white house is concerned from ordinary americans who have been victimized by these ongoing routes of work. tax. the impacts have been felt with the rest where attack on the colonial pipeline that also occurred recently that resulted in americans

u. s. and u. n. to send troops to protect the country key infrastructure days after the president was assassinated in his own. lunging, the eyelids mentioned to turmoil binding the drum for inclusion and equity. a senior us federal agency goes, woke, but finds itself and hot water for helping to photoshop disabled people to recover photo diversity report. ah, lie for moscow, this is our t. my name's unit o'neill and 30 minutes of news and views start. the telephone has been making further territorial gains in afghanistan, including out major a border crossing points with iran and turkmenistan reports their suggest. the groups imposing stricture. rio law similar to those deployed when they were lost in power 20 years ago. those restrictions including forbidding women from leaving home without a meal companion, had come south america pulls out all its troops from the country, prompting echoes of an earlier conflict in which they were involved. saskia taylor reports, it only took 20 years, 47000 civilian d

u. s. to avenge the september 11th attacks by graham and its adjacent jail became a notorious hub for abuse. tens of thousands of people were detained, many tortured un extradited to guantanamo bay prison from by graham. although the u . s. handed over upon prison to a gun government in 2013 human rights. what says its legacy of torture? still continues from wherever i hear the name of back. graham, i recall the screams of innocent people and the pain of children, an elderly men who were there. but it was ineffective staging area for the coalition, which was filled up to more than 100000 soldiers. to avoid hardware falling to fall upon us for to say they have destroyed nearly 15000 pieces of equipment and flown out more than 700 fully loaded sea. 17 transport aircraft out of a gun is done after the u. s. and its coalition allies spend 20 years at 4 funded it, but trillions of dollars. and last thousands of lives, the taliban remains undefeated. and on the offensive, many are wondering what was

still far from clear he'd be sent to a german clinic treatment the police to help they should government us, the u. s. and u. n. to send troops to detect the countries infrastructure days after the president for this us sedated in his own home. he's plumbing the island nation into turmoil. ah, well, thanks for joining us. you're watching austrians, nurse the teller buns, been making for the territorial games that have gone is done, including had major border crossing points with iran and took medicine. poll says just the groups imposing strict sharika law rules similar to those deployed when they were lost the power 20 years ago. they include forbidding women from leaving home without a male companion. comes as america pose all of its troops out of the country. from to get coast of an earlier conflicts, they are involved in ski, taylor reports, it only took 20 years, 47000 civilian deaths and 2 trillion dollars for the u. s. to finally realize that i've got to stop has the right to determine its own fate. i will much send another generation america's toward i can stand with no reasonable expectation

the mercenaries were sold out to the u. s. government to provoke destabilization. you've actually been washington of inciting mass demonstrations across the country and thousands have taken to the streets and protests at an economic crisis. and what they are calling the government for handling of the kobe pandemic. reviving the spirit of neo nazi segregation in europe. russia takes a shot at france over covert vaccines. that as a senior official tells europe to reject the jobs being offered by moscow and beijing. starvation will eclipse the devastation of the pandemic. this is according to anti poverty organization, oxygen which says every single minute 11 people die from hunger around the world. those are your headlines. i am gone for the day, but don't worry, my colleagues, the incomparable softer taylor will be in and just under an hour to make sure that you have a full and fresh produce. this is ah, i hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things considered. peter, as well as the american foreign policy blob, struggles to come determine with washington the

as does hate his ambassador to the u. s. bullshit, edmond, where you can say the primary job if they want to come in, when the others however disagree, she jumped in and see the void of power. but if you folks who politicians and human rights organizations, he 80, they will tell you that he don't have any legal authority, no more authority, whatsoever to conduct anything in the name of the government. he is now at a precarious tipping point. this is a nation already dealing with object poverty, political instability, and a potentially worsening security situation. for the people, the stakes couldn't be higher and together corolla, missouri, miami, florida. jorge restriping is the director, the concept analysis resource center says the assassination had a political motive. but it is also a consequence, a consequence of a rise in organized crime between both countries. it is a matter of ex, military ex policeman, retired members of the security forces. hardly ever putting forward her services, if you can call them that way. n

u. s. to impose a naval blockade and not allow any food into cuba. they have gone to the u parliament to call for european sanctions on cuba. they have gone to the organization of american states to call for a crackdown on cuba as government. and of course, they've met with state department officials openly over the past year. so the connections could not be more clear when you talk about the connections max. so wanted to ask you, this might be a bit of a cynical question, but is it possible that the sun is see through a movement once genuine change, or are they just in it for the money? because there must be quite a lot of dollars flowing in for this. well, absolutely. i mean you look at the members of it who have gone into exile like the rapper, you know, to l from the group. or he shows who is probably the most famous member or affiliate of this group. and he's become a multi millionaire in spain while he calls for sanctions in an intensification of the blockade. in an e u parliament event hosted by the father of venezuelan crew leader. leopold lop

u. s. and u. n. to send troops to protect the countries key infrastructure. days after the president was the stuff and they did in his own home, plunging the island nation into turn and binding the drum for inclusion and equity. the u. s. office of the director of national intelligence goes walk, but finds itself in order for photo shopping, disabled people into the cover photo of its diversity report. ah, one minute past 9 in the morning here in the russian capital, hope you're having a fine weekend forever. you're catching the problem from today, our top story. the telephone has been making further territorial gains in afghanistan, including a major border crossing points with a run. turkmenistan reports there is suggests that groups imposing strict shari'a law restrictions to similar to the was deployed when they were lost in power 20 years ago. such as forbidding women from leaving home without a meal companion. with the u. s. currently pulling out its trips off the country. parallels are being draw

very day, the prevalent critic fell ill on board a plane inside russian and to please help the haitian government off the u. s. u n . to send troops to protect countries key infrastructure. days after the president was fascinated in the home of funding the island nation into oil. ah, i just not to 10 pm on saturday. here are the most go. this is on the international from all of us. here are very warm. so the taliban has been making further territorial gains in afghanistan, including at major border crossing points, for example, with iran and now took menaced on reports that suggest the groups imposing strict shari'a laws similar to those deployed when they were last empowered. 20 years ago . for example, the including forbidding women from leaving home without a male companion. now it comes as america pulled all his troops out of the country, prompting echoes of an earlier conflict that is a saskia taylor now reports. it only took 20 years, 47000 civilian deaths and 2 trillion dollars for the u. s. to finally realize that i've got to stop has the right to determine its own fate. i will much send another gener

to that in a minute. probably the fact that the u. s. isn't in any hurry to allow british travelers into the united states. a big deal though, this is full for england in particular. the other nations of the u. k. will likely follow that sort of fires the starting gun on the re resumption of international tourism. the vast majority of inbound tourism to this country comes from the u. s. and the use of the government's decision to allow travelers from those places who received the vaccines abroad. that was the sticking sticking point in the past to travel here. this cape poverty is a big deal. so tourism, it's also a big deal, of course for the great many you and us citizens who live here who from the direction of the panoramic have not been allowed to welcome in their friends and family to reasons for taking this step. essentially, we keep weakening border control of the time when there is huge paranoia in this country about the import of dangerous virus variance. the 1st is pressure applied on the government by the tourism and travel ind

i want to be clear, the u. s. military mission of can stand continues to the end of august, where the future of ghana stan, looking murky beyond the withdrawal of us troops and the taliban, making large territorial gains. it's only natural that a new wave of refugees from there is expected in europe. it's obvious that austria can close its borders. it has already regularly tightened it's asylum policies recently. the justice minister for the green party says more such steps wouldn't be right for the country. the asylum law has already been tightened in recent years. our laws offer enough options, but we just had to apply them in a consistent manner. moreover, in 2019, the european court of justice ruled that you members have no ride to the port a refugee even for committing a serious crime. if he or she prove that live back home would be in danger. all of this does seem to tie the hands of cancel or curts, who like you've heard, is in favor of different patients for criminals. the minister of interior from mr. ku

u. k. she's currently over here to negotiate a u. s. trade deal. she has now completed 68 of the 70 trade deals that the, the britain had with the rest of the world through the e. u. they used to be 70 now she's completed 68. we're almost back to where we were before. she just completed one with norway and licks in science. so the answer to your question is absolutely, bryan is temporary and remember, these numbers are good and that isn't. that's including coded the adjustment off the brakes. it all of the customs and all the red tape, the people who are whining about so it's actually a really incredible number. while they're not wasting anytime in this post world. now, at the same time, the head of britain's biggest port dover said the nation could face trade disruption as tours traffic picks up post pandemic. so what's the situation there? i mean, can they avoid the prerequisite term while we saw with 20 mile long lines moving forward yesterday? so actually you are referring to cause some don't panic. he's a c, e o that down and over. and he actua

u. s. u. n. to send troops to protect countries key infrastructure. days after the president was assassinated in his phone. plunging the island nation into terms of buying the drum for inclusion and equity. a senior u. s. federal agency goes, woke, but finds itself in hot water for having to photoshop disabled people into the cover photo of its diversity ah, from moscow to the world. this is been use our on our see, my name's union o'neill. let's get straight to our top story. the taliban has been making further territorial gains in afghanistan, including a major, a border crossing points with a rum on turkmenistan reports. they're suggest the groups imposing strict sure real law restrictions similar to those deployed when they were lost in power 20 years ago, including forbidding women from leaving home without a meal companion. our t southgate taylor takes us through why there's echoes of an earlier conflict playing out today in central asia. it only took 20 years, 47000 civilian deaths and 2 tril

iceland will remind you then sounds his case in january, a british judge ruled against exercising him to the u. s. u to phase over his mental health, but she also rejected his bio application claiming he may flee as america lodges in the pail. the u. s. has indicted him on 17 cancer spine. one of conspiracy to hack a government computer in 2019 the song was forcibly removed by british police from the ecuadorian embassy in london. after quito terminated his 7 year asylum there, he had sought refuge in the building. the following sex assault allegations in sweden, which have now been dropped. well, pink floyd, co founder roger waters, long time supporter and friend of hassan does claim that the media has been cowed into silence in his reporting of the case. i was at a street protest last february and we march from the australian embassy to parliament square, and we made fun speeches. and we made all the points that we all made again and again and again. and again. the government took absolutely no notice. has it got through to to a large section of the public yet has, are there many decent people i

to pipeline. nor does germany agree with the u. s. proposal to waive intellectual property rights for certain coven, 19 vaccines, and macula so far seemed unwilling to join biden's efforts to confront china's wising power and influence. for more than this, let's now speak to these obvious political correspondent, nina. how's the relations between the us in germany have been severely strained under the trump administration? will this visit is the aim of this? is it also to rebuild these good ties that we have before trump? precisely that germany and the u. s. are definitely trying to press the reset button in terms of transatlantic relations because of course, with the exception of those 4 years under president trump, germany always played an essential role for the u. s. is one of the main go to countries in europe simply because it is the strongest economy in the european union. and the biden administration wants to strengthen those ties again. now that, that former strongest ally in europe the united kingdom is no longer a member of

u. s. to purchase your stuff and they say they're going to devalue their currency and you know, they have to value their currency. would you be buying their bonds? no, you wouldn't. you would buy where if you would buy assets around the world, you and you and do the things that are all sign posts and what's happening today in the world. and those, those sign post create kind of at a race to the key assets of the future and, and war around protecting them. and you, then, you, then you get your populations to say it's not money supply. if those bad chinese or it's those bad. so that's, that's pretty typical throughout history. bitcoin provides a bridge away from that. and, and it's the most important foundation i think it's actually humanities, most powerful invention because it stops all this and prides the bridge. what's happening at the same time as all of this is happening is el salvador is coming on and people are moving there. i'm going to go there next year. if, if, if candidate changes c

u. s. and us to send troops to protect the country. the key infrastructure days after the president was also native in his own home. plunging the island nation into trouble funding the drum for inclusion and equity. a senior u. s. federal agency was woke but finds itself and working for helping shop people into the cover photo diversity report. ah, just after 11 am in baghdad. enough and, and here in moscow this saturday, july, the 10th. welcome to the news hour on rti. the telephone has been making further territorial gains in afghanistan, including major border crossing points with iran. turkmenistan reports there suggests that groups in posing stricture, ria law restriction similar to those deployed when they were last in power at 20 years ago, including forbidding women from leaving home without a meal companion. it comes as american polls all its troops out of the country, prompting echoes of an earlier conflict in which they were involved, south sky till reports. it only took 20 years, 47000 civilian deaths and 2 trillion dollars

u. s. to provide military training for its troops and help in the fight against isolate iran. but this continuing conflict between iran and the u. s. goes further in direct talks aimed at solving the 2015 nuclear deal abandoned by the previous u. s. administration under donald trump. again under threat, and that malt helping iraq danial asset base has been under most well drawn and rocket attacks. since the killing of iranian commander, some slay many in the u. s. a. to strike in january last year. a bomb either hondas and iraqi commander of the popular mobilization forces was also killed. violence between us forces and iranian affiliated with groups is likely to continue. as long as the nuclear issue remains unresolved without through a utah number province, western iraq, still ahead on the news. our lightning fast reactions held this faithful pitcher avoided julia century with coming up. so i use the use with me. ah ah, welcome back. every year the cam film festival in france, host a group of young people from across the world to encourage their work. filmmakers from iran to