u. s. to, to his health. often would 10 months from london, high court have it turned the decision and agreed with the us to extradite 2022 months. and i found his doc is days as a london court has issued the official extradition or to followed by the u. k. u k . home office is confirming the older friday morning as long as it's facing a 175 years in a u. s. prison for revealing americans dirty secrets. which makes publish to leaked classified information about the iraq and ask on was revealed video of the u. s. so just indiscriminately slaying civilians proving torture on prison. a death due to mistreatment of the guantanamo bay prison camp. it exposed a proteins, immediate bias and asking to push bernie sanders after the presidential race while posting documents specifying c, i a spy tool kit and cyber warfare. steve sweeney international edits of the morning star newspaper se julianna's, on she's facing a continuous threat when the u. s. because they want to silence them at all costs. just

u. s. to day. and he responded to that 1st of all by saying who his that, that are the response from the person who asked the question said, it's the, i'm under deputy secretary defense in ukraine. and he said, well look, i've spoken and been with his boss all day. that's not what's come across. and so i think he should go and check back his figures and work out how he's essentially come to that. so there's a section, this idea that perhaps these figures that we're hearing aren't possibly correct along the secretary of defense for u. s. did then go on to admit that these are evolving figures on a constant basis. but that question keeps being asked our nato allies doing enough to defend to hope ukraine. and it really does seem to be a question now. irritating officials are the ukrainians correct to complain? said nato allies are not serious enough about providing them the weapons. they say they need i think, the nato allies, individual nato allies have been extremely responsive in recent months. the

u. s. to equipped, i want to the extent that tele rena watkins and mainland china at best he will cripple taiwan for some defensive weapons to add close to, to war, to both sides. you would be unlikely, although not impossible, to encrypt taiwan for all pensive weapons. even for this situation in ukraine, the u. s. has refrained from sending troops and large offensive arteries to ukraine . perhaps until recently. if push does come to shove, do you really expect the us to weigh in with for they gains china. i have a tie. one it will be a surprise if the u. s. who few is promised to fully protect ty one given that the u. s. has already lost is credibility in defending is friends of many countries, especially when those friends have lost strategic value to the u. s. a worse deal with sometimes to us, sees it in his interest to support a prolong proxy war to we can is opponent. so a process, the war is still possible, especially through the local help of south korea and japan and perhaps australia

u. s. to flies not doing flights, but it's way like cuba and nicaragua to a summit, proposed to improve unity in the region. we think it's a continuation of the old policy of intervention, of disrespect for nations. new people with the government of the united states of america is doing is an act of discrimination against 3 nations, 3 governments. ah, very well welcome to you. this is the international with the latest world news. it's good to have you with that we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict downs, rushes military as our post is making steady advances into previously ukrainian held territory and against antonia. it's republics. fill in missouri. there sitting total of 97 percent of the territory of the legal republic has been liberated so far. recovery operations are currently underway in those areas to return to normal civilian life. in mario pl electricity and water supplies have been restored to residential buildings and streets are being cleaned. the mining operations are

it comes just days after he refused to attend the u. s. hosted summit for the americans because washington refused to invite several other countries. the region. i'll supply the weapons and you supply the dead. it's immoral. how easy it is to say here, i'll send you this much money for weapons. couldn't the war in the ukraine have been avoided? of course of could mexico earlier said it wouldn't be sending arms to ukraine on, refuse to sign off to sanctions against russian under as manuel lopez abra door has advocated for dialogue. as the best way to resolve the conflict from mexico is leading the charge against us had gemini, after washington excluded schubert, venezuela nichol. right? you all 3 the subject of us sanctions from the summit for the americans. historically, the u. s. has been latin america's at top trading partner, but he's not facing a new challenge from china. we spoke with an activist who sees the area is no actively demonstrating more opposition to us dominance. i believe it's more than just cuba, venezuela, and you can

u. s. to south h to tell you trade war we've china, but he's china who has pains that can tolerate the heavy pollution stage to get to this stage of manage pollution to build up the whole supply chain of where of production and mining of these materials in the u. s, on the other hand is highly limited due to happy and dr. mental regulations is incredibly difficult to synchronize and create a vertically a lines approaching that not only exists in china, but it's not impossible. irish airline ryan has spark sound rage off the forcing south african passengers to take a quiz to board its flight to wait for your passport. the test was written in african say, 1st language for reportedly any 13 percent of south africans was one of the passengers have said photos all the test in afrikaans, which is also being told the tongue of apartheid. a painful chapter in the country's history. the general knowledge testing kids, questions about the geography history and culture of south africa. we going to reacti

want to get child to buy more u. s. foreign products to to allow a u. s. bank staff, 51 percent ownership in china, and 3 to somehow slow down. stop by china's plans for next generation technology, artificial intelligence, 5, g, and all the rest. that was what the pentagon in the military industrial complex wanted. the bankers wanted of if they want to present, well, you know, it totally failed as parents, as a strategic weapon. janet did not end up buying more foreign products. yeah, it gave bank 51 percent ownership, but it did that to everybody. and even before the, you know, you know, the trade war began and it totally us totally failed trying to use tariffs to get china to slow down. it's next generation technology plan. so it was a total strategic failure. and of course, if it's a failure, then it's not going to be a success now, and that's why they're saying it has no strategic purpose as and it seems to have backfired. now, as a former us ambassador has said that we're time to be lifted against chinese impulse. it could reduce inflation in the u.

to the consumer number woman me home. the insistence of the united states on slang, the taiwan card will only bring c o u. s. relations to a dangerous place. move on the united states should abide by the one china principal group and the provisions of the 3 c. no u. s. joint communiques stop any form of official exchanges between the united states and taiwan. andrew stop signing agreements of a sovereign connotation and official nature with taiwanese merchants and refrain from sending any wrong signals to the separatists. forces of the high won independence tools you home just ship with these strong statements. follow the announcement on wednesday of the u. s. taiwan initiative on 21st century trade, which aims to deep and economic and trade relations between the 2 countries. a point that was underscored by illinois, senator tammy duckworth during a joint press conference held with ty, once president sighing, when i do want to say that it is more than just about military, it's off of the economy and i'm here to support the president. our president biden's efforts in engaging in economic relationships and cl

to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. for mines. with. oh, oh, china demands the u. s. stop, it's trade talks with taiwan. the u. s. looks to deepen ties with an important trading partner. but beijing is livid, saying the dialogues disrupt peace, and stability. and time is running out 1st 3 blanca to secure an ins, bailout. as shortage is worse than and via economy crumbles. welcome to the w business. i'm christy plats and in berlin. china is criticizing a new trade initiative between the united states and taiwan. the u. s. has stepped up engagement with the democratically governed island, but beijing is not happy about it. now, new trade talks are bringing the issue to center stage. once again. china is angry and that a news briefing on thursday, the chinese foreign minister did not mince words, will go to the confusing number. warming may home the insistence of the united states on shlang. the taiwan card will only bring c o u. s. relations to a dangerous place move on the united states should abide by the one china principal group and the provisions of the 3 c. no u. s. joined communiques stop in any form of offi

and this is driving of food prices, pushing people into poverty and dish to bill isn't entire regions. now the u. s. continues to clean a. russia is blocking your cranes grain exports. so what's the latest on their situation from the kremlin? that's why the u. s. is also accused russia using blackmail it comes to this grain . but russia says it's been very clear. it wants to get these grain shipments out and it's prepared to do whatever is possible to be able to open those ports. again, it is doing this d mining operation in the black c ports to allow the shipping lanes to be free and secure. and that is something it is said, it wants to do for a long time. the minds that were put in the water were apparently put there by ukraine lacing them so also as a form of stopping the shipping routes. now, what we have seen is that turkey and russia have come to a tentative agreement, apparently, to allow those shipments out turkey saying that will act essentially as a 3rd party guarantor when it comes to this issue. however, keith says it's not a suitably happy with that, and it probably needs to look the p

u. s. to stick it to a country, it's accusing of war crimes. enlist the help of another country that's consciously facilitating one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. but then the defense industry, represented by companies like lockheed martin raytheon, are making a lot of me on this war. and i think that's what the war's about as much as anything. and so the war persists were 7 years into this war. one of the most devastating wars honesty in human history. this is worst humanitarian crisis in the world in the u. s. continues to pure cerebral. this is the u. s. war, this is the u. s. u. k. war. saudi arabia is the proxy here. i mean, the us now fights most of its wars by proxy is it's fighting russia now for ukraine . and so, yeah, i mean, the u. s. has been critical in this war is provided most of the armaments, including cluster bombs, has helped with logistical support, including targeting and refueling saudi plains, in air, has supported the saudi blockade of yemen, which has s

but i do think you're starting to see some recalculation in the u. s. media, at least among some to, to be a bit more skeptical of the stories and the propaganda that's been pushed out. and again, this is, in this case just been repeated without any verification or any basis of truth. we saw that with the suppose it ukrainian soldiers who had had marked a russian warship and they were supposed to all wiped out, turned out not to be true. you saw with the ghost pilot ukrainian fighter pilot that had shot down what a dozen russian fighter jets turned out not to be true. and yet the u. s. media and other world meet you just repeated those things ad nauseum. hopefully we're starting to see the truth start to eat out of bed and, and perhaps maybe he'll not only the reputations of those countries involved. but also the journalist who've been either duped or been complicit to powerful explosions have rock v. as all the c port city of bertie video emerged on line showing a large column of smoke rising into the sky. local authorities claim the blast where the r

to be a recession in this country. just a question of how soon separately the u. s. has extended a waiver to allow certain energy related transactions with russian companies to take place. and so december, the 5th, the theme de, the e u intends to start enforcing an embargo against seaborne in ports of russian oil artes. rachel blevins looks at whether the west initial approach to moscow has paid off. now, when it comes to the numerous saying shows that the u. s. has imposed against russia, there appear to be more questions than answers starts to feel the impact of their own measures. just month after washington announced unprecedented sanctions against moscow. well, the media now admitted that the binding ministration is concern about the effect. those measures are having at home rather than abroad from soaring gas prices and inflation to concerns over a global food crisis. the united states right now is really hurting, and that's just the beginning. in fact, even officials from the us treasury or no admitting that they're concerned about the over use of sanctions ag

u. s. army and military a to ukraine, continued to increase. so to our concerns about what exactly is happening to worry shared by both republicans and democrats with the u. s. embassy in greece, is accused of trying to pressure a local geopolitical level. as for, he published an article, criticizing athens for sending weapons with threats to africa as food security which could leave the continent without adequate access to brain and fertilizers. say's the head of the african union, rebuking the sanction slapped entre with career counseling program from today. a warm welcome to moscow on to the global use updates here on our t on unit o'neill. we begin with some breaking news this. our 2 people have been killed, including a child after an explosive device detonated on a beach in martyr you. pl lab is according to done yet the public forces. some local reports, however, say the explosion occurred in the see close to the as of style steel plant. at where the last, as you may remember, of the ukrainian forces there recently surrendered to russian s

u. s. to day, and he respond to that person by faith, who has said that the response from the person was the question said, it's the and under deputy secretary defense been ukraine. and he said, well look, i've spoken and being this fossil day that's not what's come across. and so i think he should go and check back his figures and work out how he's essentially come to that. so this idea that perhaps, as these figures that we're hearing aren't possibly correct, although the secretary of defense for u. s. d, been gone to admit that these are evolving figures on a constant basis. but that question keep being asked on nato allies doing enough to defend, to help you crane. and it really does seem to be a question because now, irritating officials are the ukrainians correct. to complain, said nato allies are not serious enough about providing them the weapons. they say they need. i think the nato allies, individual nato allies have been extremely responsive in recent months. the list that they gave

u . s. expected at india is an ally off the u. s. which is what got down to the u. s . lines on line on the embargo and russian id. but i think for the west to needs to understand 2 things. india and russia size has started. india has the suffering right? to do work is info, self interest, and india has fame and again done when something's justified. for example, with venezuela, with iran, it's worked, it's looked at along with the rest and long. but with russia, india, energy security settled in india needs to secure herself before moving on. and you know, if you wanna continue, so buying continue to buy import oil and gas from the show. so i think that india consumption do increase as much later than all of europe. and this is your 1st needs to reduce their purchases before they can make to india. and what you're doing with regards to russia. the rest has to deal with india. i think, you know, and then the 3rd part is it has to understand what constraints or destruction and we support it with the rest. but it, it seemed, and we cannot spoil our relationship, which

u. s. to ukraine and concerns are going in washington in america itself, about where all that is actually ending up. are tease kill a month and could tell us more. now you think if you were sending billions of dollars across the planet, you'd want to make sure it went into the hands of those you intended to send it to . however, despite getting the reassurances from ukraine, the pentagon admit they don't really have a full proof plan about who will receive what's being sent to ukraine. risk of diversion is one of many considerations that we routinely assess when evaluating any potential arms transfer. ukrainian leadership have assured us that they understand the importance of accountability. we're not on the ground with them . and they're not telling us, you know, every round of ammunition that they're firing in, at who and at when. now that's a lot of assessing that could go on, but at the end of the day, many people consider ukraine to be one of the most corrupt nations on earth, and many sy

u. s. to south h to tell you trade war we've china, but he's china who has pains that can tolerate the heavy pollution stage to get to dispose of manage pollution to peer up the whole supply chain of where of production and mining of these materials in the u. s, on the other hand, is highly limited due to heavy and foreign mental regulations is incredibly difficult to synchronize and create a vertically a line supply chain that not only exists in china, but it's not impossible. irish airline ryan has sparked outrage on the forcing south african passengers to take a quiz on its flight for allegedly to wait out for dylan pass. the test was written in afrikaans, a 1st language full, reportedly only 13 percent of south africans is also being called be tongue of apartheid, a painful chopped in the country's history. we got a reaction from one of the south african passengers who had to take the quiz to be faced with a taste like that was very surprising because i've never ever had anything like that

u. s. for crimes and an afghan to stand the u. s. under george w bush actually passed the law that said the u. s. could bomb the a give the i c c. did investigate the u. s. u. s. is made sure the international law does not apply to the united states. it does not care about the humanitarian cause of its wars. the u. s. knew all along it back, samantha power, who was instrumental and making sure the u. s. would not be investigated or crimes any. and she herself, years ago predicted that millions of p. m. and could die due to the war. but that didn't change her course of action didn't change the u. s. course of action and it won't because they don't care. does it for me? this are i was back in about 32 minutes is another full and freshly newsday with us, or 10 to national. ah, i ah, when i was showing wrong when i just don't know, i have to shape out. this thing becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. awe. on february, the 24th 2022, russia laun

u. s. for crimes in an afghan to stand the u. s. under george w bush actually passed the law that said the u. s. could bomb the hey, give the icpc did investigate the u. s. u. s. is made sure the international law does not apply to the united states. it does not care about the humanitarian cause of the tours of the u. s. knew all along it back, samantha power, who was instrumental in making sure the u. s. would not be investigated or crime in the end. and she herself, years ago, predicted that millions of p. m. and could die due to the war. but that didn't change her course of action didn't change the u. s. course of action and it won't because they don't care. the from breaking news. burton's home secretary has all to be extradition of julianna's songs to the us. whether we can expand a face is up to 175 years in prison on espionage charges. there was a blow is organization says they will appeal against his extradition in the u. k. high court countries, home office is a decided to extra to songs based on decisions by british course

u. k. courts road extra dining assigned to the u. s. would not impinge on his rights, including his right to a fair trial and free speech. assange has been fighting extradition for more than a decade. in 2019, he was sentenced to less than a year for breaking bail conditions. but he's now been held without conviction for more than 2 years. firefighters are battling wildfires and several regions of spain. 4 major blazes in castillo near are threatening villages and have destroyed thousands of hector of forest and farmland, and forced hundreds to have accurate, unusually high temperatures. have complicated efforts to with extinguish the wildfires. flames blaze across the wooded hills of catalonia. for days now, emergency crews have been battling multiple wildfires across northern spain. hundreds of people have been forced to evacuate as strong winds and extreme temperatures. thwarted efforts to control the blazes the fires have been sparked by an unseasonably early heat wave, with temperatures rising above 40 degrees celsius in some areas.

u. s. to abandon its cold war mentality, an ideological bias, stop interfering in china's internal affairs, and stop smearing and discrediting china. yes, raised his concerns as president by to met new zealand prime ministers to, to discuss among other things. the security issues in the pacific region is me thing, fold a series of engagements. the white house held with several indo pacific countries back in may. the concerns on the expanding chinese influence were raised in the joint statement pulled shortly after the meeting. we note with concern the security agreement between the people's republic of china and the solomon islands, the establishment of a persistent military presence in the pacific by a state that does not share our values or security interests would fundamentally alter the strategic balance of the region imposed national security concerns to both our countries the united states anew sealant have raised the alarm over the recent security parts between china and the solomon isl

the west goes all out to tackle the rise in energy prices with the u. s asking oil and gas companies to ramp up production. while germany has already started to use gas stored for the winter. and as the u commission recommends giving ukraine candidate status of some countries long on the fringes of the membership fee, it purely as a move against russia. it's a matter of interest. ukraine is suitable for europe, enough to be against russia. they especially want to do this in order to separate ukraine from russia's patronage and expand nato's borders further. so that's it. there's nothing else. and with another civilian killed and 2 more injured in ukrainian shelling of don. yet we discussed the rise and civilian casualties with the french veteran who fought for don, yet forces in 2015. the center of finance is not part of the front line and when they constantly hit the civilian infrastructure, they will have the weapons. it should be cold terrorism. when every single day there are victims among civilians, they can only be called a terrorist state. a broadc

to me earlier. the sanctions being unleashed by the e. u. s. against russia threatened to undermine africa's food security, young leave the continent without adequate access to grain and fertilizers bouts, according to the head of the african union, who is currently 5th being the russian capital. this also sanctions against russia have made the situation worse because we no longer have access to grain, especially wheat from russia. and most importantly, fertilizer, which poses a serious threat to food security on the continent. what mackey sal had to say was pretty self explanatory. he blew out to the water. this idea from the e. u that the sanctions are not having an issue when it comes to this food insecurity. that contents like africa are having at the moment. he said, yes they are. the sanctions are causing a problem that aggravating the situation when it comes to the exports of grain and also of fertilizes. and what he's calling for is that to be a resolution to ensure that there isn't widespread famine across the continent. i mean, we ju

u. s. to what, what the people want from a government. what they want is to see the price of things that they buy every day to come down. but that has not been the case. what we're seeing across the board is very high prices for ordinary consumer goods. things like rent and. 2 groceries, in fact, in new york city, for example, the median price of a rental apartment is now $4000.00 a month. that is astronomical. it's what you'd expect to pay for a mortgage, a monthly mortgage, and in terms of a monthly mortgage, the interest rates are climbing, driving. many americans simply out of the prospect of buying a home. and when it comes to groceries, many americans simply are no longer able to buy the things they once were. and that is leading to some sort of parallel economy and even a spike in crime as americans are often stealing the things they can't afford. now the u. s president was speaking about this in los angeles, defending his policies, saying that this was well, he once said, it was transitory. this may be around for longer than he ant

that leaves it to the u. s. states to set their own abortion laws around half, and i expected to restrict access to abortions. some of already announced outright benz ha. the moment they've been waiting for anti abortion activists. thrilled by the new ruling but abortion rights activists are furious, and president joe biden criticized the decision in no uncertain terms. now, with ro go must be very clear. the health and life of women, this nation, are now at risk. the supreme court 1973 ruling on roe v wade was a landmark decision. effectively legalizing abortion across the united states, the case focused on jane ro, in reality, norm m a canvie, a texas woman seeking an abortion. since state law only allowed it in cases where the mother's life was in danger, she was denied. the justices ruled 7 to 2 that a woman's right to privacy superseded a states right to ban abortion. that decision set off a fierce legal battle. the republicans added an anti abortion stance to their platform and effort to enlist support fr

u. s. actions could be seen as encouraging a possible proxy war between china and taiwan. you would be surprised if the u. s. appeal is promised to fully protect high one given that the u. s. has already lost is credibility in defending is friends of many countries, especially when those friends have lost strategic value to the us. we're still with sometimes to us these each in the interest to support a prolong proxy war to we can in the pony. so a press, the war is still possible, especially to the local help of korea and japan and perhaps australia as well. iran has accused the u. s. of destroying world trade and undermining international relations. as washington has received the cargo from an iranian oil time because it was seized on the greek coast, back in april by athens. lucille georgia had in the united states is the biggest destroyer of free trade. it is the biggest destroyer of global economic rules for finance, investment and international trade. the u. s. uses the dollar as a weapon and turns it into a tool to interfere in every aspect of the global economy that jose, what the u. s. has done is wreaking havoc to world

u. s. national guard and taiwan defense forces. we look forward to closer and deeper taiwan u. s. cooperation on matters of regional security. however, despite the colace from ty pay, the u. s. recently turned down, ty, ones request to join a key regional trade organization called the indo pacific economic framework may, while rival china has conducted his largest military exercises in the area this year. launching 35 digits into ty, ones as space. china's foreign ministry has even threatened to use force against what he calls us back separatists on the island. recently the united states has frequently made moves on the taiwan issue saying one thing and doing another instigating support for taiwan independence forces which will push taiwan into a dangerous situation. professor benjamin charles, i think he was supposed to be interested in a possible proxy war between china and taiwan. you would be surprised if the u. s. u is promised to fully protect taiwan, given that the us has already lost is credibility, defending is friends. all ready countries, especially when those friends

and to the of the u. s. attempt to re establish itself in a leadership position in the region and robin apart from migration. the u. s. is looking to re engage with a region that china has been moving into. yeah, that's right. and you know, china has deep pockets. and when did china comes into a country to build a rail road, a bridge, or a damn, or, or invest in some other way? you know, it, it is, has got the money on the table, the united states. on the other hand, it's has to go through a process of, of, you know, foreign aid of through getting it through legislated through congress so into as part of that the, the president biden wants to a re energize the inter american investment bank, which is a body that is sort of fallen out of use or in recent years, but it is definitely a major challenge when china has its eyes on the resources of the the region has a tremendous investment going on in places like brazil, president gyre bull snarl will meet for the 1st time with president biden here, ah, at this s

u. s. president joe biden wants to make the u. s. a climate change leader. the plan was to make electricity generation carbon neutral by 2035. but that was dependent on having the environmental protection agency behind it. instead, the court says it is now up to the congress to pass climate laws, but support there for biden is far from assured. and our washington correspondents to me. so misconduct says the ruling by the court deals a massive blow to you as president joe biden's plans to limit c o 2 emissions. it is hard to overstate the importance of this ruling from the supreme court. it severely limits the e. p, a, the environmental protection agency from regulating emissions from power plants. the supreme court saying here congress did not give a federal agency the right to regulate on big issues like climate change. and that power must rest with congress. but climate legislation isn't getting anywhere in congress where such legislation has been gridlocked. one of the very 1st things president biden did when entering office was to rejoin the paris climate

u. s. to south h to tell you trade war we've china, but he's china who has pings that can tolerate the heavy pollution stage to get to this stage of manage pollution to pick up the whole supply chain of, of production and mining of these materials in the u. s, on the other hand, is highly limited due to heavy and dr. mental regulations is incredibly difficult to synchronize and create a vertically aligned supply chain. that not only exists in china, but it's not impossible. irish airline lionel has sparks outrage off the forcing south african passengers to take a quiz to boarded slides to wait out for your passport. it's has was worked in africans a 1st language for reportedly only 13 percent of south africans. now some of the passengers have shed photos of the test and africans, which has also been called the tongue of apartheid. a painful chapter in the country's history. according to ryan, as south africa, passengers will be denied travel on the line obits with a full refund. unless they pa

the 55th civil court to ron ordered the u. s. government institutions and officials who supported israel, which committed the crime of assassinating nuclear experts in violation of international obligations to pay $4300000000.00 in pecuniary and non pecuniary damages. for any of the scientists have been killed between 201020124 the less the murder, the latest top nuclear scientists happened as recently as 2020 iranians blamed israel for the various killings of scientists both as well as israel is not recognized by iran other states, they have never demanded any compensation directly from them. the u. s. has been accused by iran for support of israel as a whole, and those partly responsible for the crimes. attentions had been running high between iran and the u. s. emitted deadlock in forks between terran and world power to revive that 2015 nuclear deal. washington withdrew from the joint comprehensive plan of action back in 2018. and since then imposed waves of sanctions on the islamic republic, we discussed the matter with poli

to happen. and you know, the u. s. government job is to, to bring people home as quickly and safely as possible. i think for me so many of those similar things were said about me. mean obviously the charges against me were different. i was accused of being a spy for the u. s. government. and iranian authorities repeated those claims over and over again. never produced any evidence. and by the way, i didn't have an opportunity to defend myself in any public setting. brittany greiner isn't we haven't been able to hear from breaking ground for over a 110 days. i mean, this is, this is ludicrous. and so, you know, if it takes doing a swap to, to bring her home i'm sure that there are, there are a russian citizens who are nearing the end of long prison sentences that probably fit the bill. well if i mean, i don't, i think the next trade the next deal is pretty clear. right. the russians have been pretty clear about it's been a national priority of their since 2016. they've been sent a member of their legit human rights com

u. s. to australia, they see a door opening to a chinese military presence in the region and under roading of the traditional control they have in the area. we've got the thoughts of journalists, regional analyst, patrick o'connor. i'm the issue to understand, shawn is role that you need to understand. it's a defensive reaction against us imperialism, and critically aggressive attendance. one cycle china, the last 30 years, a series of u. s. like, was around the world in 2011. president obama use the starting element of phone to announce the cycle, pivotal idea, which mot when you focus on american military, confrontational gene, it was subsequently, yes. go on to the trump administration with the 2017 national security strategy which announced that the war and tara was effectively i'm going to focus on cycle gray pal rivalries which manage the whole i focus on challenging russia and china. and so you've seen in the last period on the successive republican and democratic ministrations, really