u. s. to cracked it's action and the stop weaponized in treat issues. but the other measures introduced him at the targeted pain china could inflict in future it's sanctions to us companies including pvh cool, which owns calvin klein. and tyson export controls when crucial ra, a minerals, one of which is tungsten and metal used in munitions. and on the vehicles, aging has also launched an anti trust approach into google and their reports. it has other us check phones in its sites, including apple. china was caught off guard when donald trump imposed have on billions of dollars worth of chinese imports in 2018 it since built up and shots and it's policy to look at the shifting back at the us and strategically strength and it's position working to reduce its reliance on the us market. the aging has expanded trade ties with countries in the middle east, africa, and southeast asia. it's also prioritize the technology sector, decreasing dependence on american hardware and making strides and artificial intelligence. trump wants to reduce washington's trade def

could they reach a deal to the fuse that dispute? the future of the u. s. as main farm aid agency hangs in the balance. but why does donald trump want to shut down usaid and how that affects millions of vulnerable people around the world. and trump us holt at a to south africa over a controversial landlord. he's also sides of the nation stance against israel, and it's war on concepts is humanitarian assistance being with an ice they was seen as a restrained response to donald trump, to tyrants against china, beijing's retaliatory duties on nearly $14000000000.00 worth of us imports of come into effect bounce off of donald trump recently funded the opening salvo and a trade dispute trumpet. slap additional 10 percent targets on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of chinese imports. but the spot, the tit for tat measures tension between the world's 2 launch just economies appears for the movement to be under control, leaving room for negotiation. so could the 2 nations strike a deal? what could they headed to a full blown trade? we'll, we'll discuss that wi

u. s. coal and goes in 10 percent of crude oil farm equipment, as well as big ends instead of ships to china from the us basie and residents say they support the counter tyree's actions taken by the gene against the u. s. however, they remain worried about the economic situation in both countries. but it still does, i think the end result is that both sides suffer the us impulses data and then our products will say less abroad. because statics means high enterprises and bias may be unwilling to but to use all they may well as well the don't quote, the china small and medium sized manufacturing enterprises. the impact is definitely significant because the sales and the u. s. me decline. americans might choose cheaper alternatives instead of the door to that, alongside each tyree's. china also added several u. s. companies to at least of unreliable entities. thing to, to google us fashion groups, which owned the told me here if you got and called and claimed bronze. and the biotech giant lumina as the u. s. and china low collins, the e. u, is bracing itself for potential economic for loud its

u. s. to bear all the costs. so i think it's, it's important what president trump and food and we're doing, but also insect trade offense, exits was saying, and then of course, present, trump apparently also talked with presence and let's give you credit. and so all of these issues are moving very quickly on many different funds. i think it's hard to see if there's anything other than good news at this point. yeah, just some of the timing, as you mentioned, they're all about to talk with loving their zalinski. it appears we don't know for sure, but it appears that mr. trump spoke to president, put in 1st and before then telling as a lead, stay that this is what happened. this is what was talked about. i did the fact that that happened after talking to president clinton is that significant? well apparently there was the conversation between president trump and presidents a wednesday a day or say or so ago where i present zaleski indicated he would be willing to trade land for peace. i find the kind of interesting

who said he would try to convince the u. s. president to help redraw the month of the matrix. the decisions we made in the war of already changed the face of the middle east, our decisions and the courage of our soldiers have re drawn them out. but i believe that working closely with president trump, we can we drop it even further and for the better, i believe that we can strengthen security, broadening the circle of peace and achieve a remarkable here of the stroup. well, it comes after dello, trump said it would be best to quote, just so, you know, it's the entire gallons of trip. some is really officials champion similar plans. you may recall at the start of the war, however neighboring or upstate severe, mentally rejected the calls for further displacement. you and data s that's that was over 85 percent of the n waves population already being forced out of their homes. as a result of the ongoing ceasefire agreement, some of the display. so now returning to the north of townsend, i call them all those traveling palestinians was attacked on sunday. the sports they had tried

u. s. to rebuild garza and is expected to present upon the protects palestinian rights. the secretary general of the out of the because want against tons of take over skiing, calling it unacceptable for the region. i guess i'm not about the kids are today. the 4 cases on guys are, are you familiar with the total shift to the worst back with you? all objective of empty and historical promise time of its indigenous people. something that is unacceptable. the out above has for this idea of 400 years after this thing this, we add ups. i'm not about to copy 2 dates now. on tuesday, prime minister benjamin netanyahu threatened to resume the war on gaza if how much does not release more is reading captives on saturday. he says the ministry is reinforcing his positions in a run district. meanwhile, the un says a to entering the strip as increased since the ceasefire has agreed under the deal between israel and thomas. but ages is one supplies are still nowhere near enough to meet the needs of around 2000000 palestinians. most of color reports from a distribution center in kansas

u. s. to the rest of the world, then we're going to have a very rocky 2 years to come. cody, on the idea of global governance of a, i mean, do you, do you think there is a role for that in any way? but i certainly don't think donald trump would america 1st doesn't actually that, that philosophy doesn't seem to really match with global consensus in any way. and of course international diplomacy works. so the glacial speed is, as we've discussed, hey, i is developing at such a very, very fast, right? yes. well i, i think is unlikely we're going to see any governance, global guide governance agreement. anytime soon. as you know, i, i work in the area of cyber security as well, and it's taking us decades to try to advance global approaches to combating cyber crime. so in the, in the cooperation and an investment levels and, and since synergy that would be needed for global governance framework. i think we're a long ways away. the good news is people are talking about that and, and as it's been poi

u. s. to meet the needs of chinese people. it's not possible to do, and it's not safe because you know, some countries from 10 to politicize, economic and trade issues, and treat them as a tool to suppress china all along. we have advocated that all disputes and disagreements should be settled through dialogues. however, if the us is not willing, if it is bent on suppressing and containing china, then we have no choice but to play along to the end july. we will resolutely uphold china sovereignty national dignity and are legitimate development rights. and we will resolutely respond to the unilateral bullying practices of the us funds or after model r t contributor called job point saw in europe. also, benefits from russia's energy supplies to china, receiving it by a 3rd party is just stating the facts. china and brush. i had a strategic partnership law for a long time now. and when president she didn't seem visited. moss copied specifically said the relationship we can try to china. russia is a no limit strategic partnership.

to 0. the g u. s. equity estate, mario rubio is going to travel to panama late on saturday for his 1st overseas trip . as americans talk diplomat, protests broke out in the capital, panama city. on friday i handed as visits. they've been checked as the by president donald trump's proposal for the us to take back control of the panama canal. find them i was present or the said ownership of the canal is non negotiable. the russia has long multiple drones in miss thousands central and eastern ukraine, killing several people. ukrainian and tv administrators says the strikes had dozens of residential buildings, as well as energy infrastructure, around con reports from the city of pulse of the sites of one of the attacks. this was an apartment block nearly completely destroyed. the fire is still burning, hours later. and the damage from the russian strike is spread across this once bustling community. rescue f. as of now to recovering the dead. as emergency work is find little bodies in the rubble, there's

to meet with donald trump before his plane took off. benjamin netanyahu said he would try to convince the u. s. president to help redraw the map of the middle east. the decisions we made in the war of already changed the face of the middle east. our decisions and the courage of our soldiers have redrawn the map but i believe that working closely with president trump, we can redraw it even further and for the better, i believe that we can strengthen security, broadening the circle of these and achieve a remarkable here of of these students spend us. so this comes after president trump said it would be best to quote and just clean out the entire gaza strip. some is really officials champions, similar plans at the start of the war. however neighboring arab states have vehemently rejected the calls for further displacements. un data estimates over 85 percent of the enclave is population has already been forced out of their homes . thanks to the ongoing cease fire agreement. some of the displaced are now returning to the north of gaza. a column of these traveling palestinians was attacked on sunday

to lensky further? if let's say the u. s. refuses to support ukraine and leaves it only to europe, then there is a chance that ukraine and its current state will not even make it to autumn. well, russia has requested a meeting of the un security council because the decade is paul. since the body adopted a resolution looking for peace in the eastern region of ukraine up system. and the french representatives became self proclaimed republic slipped. and that's going to hans on the 24th of february we had launched it's large scale invasion of ukraine, file 18 view, and charter and international law. i recall that russia had spent some 8 years repeating its support for the minutes of agreements to which it is a signatory, and which was supported by this councils. resolution 2202 in launching its war of aggression against ukraine. russia alone took the decision to cause the misc agreements to failure to fail. it chose to put an end to dialogue, negotiation. it shows war for those who are puzzled about why the admin scream is fail

u. s. to rebuild the gaza. it's expected to present a proposal that protects palestinian rights. and the statement, the foreign ministry says egypt plans to present a comprehensive vision for the reconstruction of gaza in a manner that and shows the survival of palestinian people on the land. and in a manner consistent with the legitimate and legal rights us 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu, who has a question to resume the wall and gaza unless is ready. the captives are released on saturday. he says the military has been ordered to reinforce that's positions. and then around the gaza strip on monday, i'm also announced it was an definitely delaying of the next signed release of captives of using as well. a violation the terms of the ceasefire agreement will get small reaction on those comments from our cause fondest note all day. she's in the jordanian capital. the 1st let's go to sided. assume he's joining us live from the alpha in the southern gaza. so thought a growling fee is that about the cease fire about whether it could collapse with israel saying it's preparing to resume

to meet with donald trump before his playing to a golf benjamin netanyahu said he would try to convince the u. s. president to help redraw the map of the middle was the decisions we made in the war of warnings change the face of the middle east, our decisions and the courage of our soldiers have redrawn them out. but i believe that working closely with president trump lift and redrawn even further and for the better, i believe that we try to strengthen security, broadening the circle of bees and achieve a remarkable hera. of these strew, sped, comes after donald trump said it would be best to quote, just clean, all right, the entire goes a strip. some is really officials jump into similar plans. you may recall that the start of the war, whoever neighboring arctic states, a bureau mentally rejected the calls for further displacement. you and data estimates that over 85 percent of the enzymes population already being forced out of their homes because of the ongoing ceasefire agreement, some of the displacement are returning to the north of gas. so a column of those traveling palestinians was attac

now, the revelation of activity is linked to the u. s. a. i d has raise eyebrows, but this one in particular, might just answer the question of why, of the big case of call to, to was in africa tragically remains the 8 percent of global terrorism. maybe indeed the ones fighting it are the ones funding it like you're in journalist and or 3rd, david hyundai. and so he's a controversy surrounding usa id stems from a lot of accountability, which tara groups in africa have explored. what i think will happen more likely is that it's going to be collapsed into the state department, which will not fix the problem for when asking point of view. but at the very least, we reduce the influence that you as a has because part of the reason why you ac ideas based on a total risk over the years, is that like every other parts of the us, foreign policy establishment, aids basically not subject to any real robust site, so it's not subject to congressional oversight because it was free to buy an act of congress. and it's an unlikely c, i. e, which on paper need

those who advocated always for europe actually to move away from the u. s. block. and to be it's a block unto itself and to have its own policy outside of washington. the fear here is that brussels might eventually tell the americans if the americans cut a deal and say, we don't want to be involved anymore. brussels to say we're going to send our sons and daughters do pain to fight, and we're willing to take that risk. the problem, of course, is that the start to get up getting countries that are also usually of ours. so we have to understand that there's still a lot of danger in this, and my hope is that cooler heads and sane people can prevail in brussels to forge a new restart to this entire situation, not only for their own countries, but for the good opinion global security at large. i'm also just, i would add, very interesting, we're hearing basically the usa. the queen is never going to get into nature. then a couple of hours later we hit us to the same. we need to speed up to create the session to, to the blogs. the blog is very difficult to imagine, may fin

took off the pressure on our folder and it shows poland has planning to spend 5 percent of gdp on defense this year. more than even the u. s. the baltic and northern states to have invested mass, a fee, into the military. but the, it doesn't matter whether the baltic states increase the defense bending and they keep abilities by 200 percent or 3000. if you want this year signs of their countries and their economies doesn't match well, find some jeremy, for example. and so you need the big countries, you need to promise you need germany. you need the united kingdom. germany has pledged to ramp up its military capabilities, but as we've seen, there are many factors holding it back, such as the country's history, its reliance on the u. s. and the question of financing. all that makes it unlikely that germany will be leading europe's defense any time soon. the. okay spelling briefing time. and today we're going to get you briefed on the green party here in germany. death fighting to stay in government off of this month. selections. first of all, we're going to be digging into that belief and that pretty extraordinary journey f

the 12th president trump says he signed the executive order to help american manufacturers, and the u. k says it's engaging with the u. s. to work through the details. a prime minister justin fredo says canada will strongly resist trump's tariffs, which he describes as entirely unjustified and speaking on the sidelines of the artificial intelligence summit in france. true, joe said auto. well, we'll work with the us to highlight the negative effects of the trade taxes on both canadians and americans. together we make north america more competitive. we will be working with the american administration over the coming weeks to highlight the negative impacts on americans and canadians of these will also be working with our international partners and friends. and if it comes to that, our response of course will be firm. we will stand up for canadians workers will stand up comedian industries. so mexico is a top supplier of steel to the united states and has already taken some steps and reaction to previous threats of terrace from trump. across the mexico city, speak with john home and john, tell us what you're hearing on you

u. s. to correct it's action, and the stop weaponized inc treat issues. china is also hitting back by filing a lawsuit against the us at the world trade organization, sanctioning to us fund tied in, in control of the export of red as minerals to the us, and launching an anti trust investigation and detect joined google ton is 1st move in donor trans, continuing trade war against it is relatively restraints affecting less than 10 percent of its annual us impulse. but it does carry a warning to washington stadium. doesn't want an extended trade war, that it is ready for one and can now cause more damage to the us economy. and it did during trumps 1st time. trying to really learn the lesson from the 1st from administration. it's not works, you know, to immediately take a dramatic measure against trump, because at the end of the day, we know for sure trump is a very trans sectional. trump wants to decrease washington's trade deficit. china, which has a record 295000000000 dollars last year. he say

of us, a i d 's about 10000 federal employees, both in the us and around the world, received notices that they are being pulled from their jobs. that effectively would end to 6 decades of u. s. foreign humanitarian and development work with projects in more than a 120 countries. grinding to a halt. that would mean a h. patients in africa and schoolgirls and up down to stan and security partners and ukraine are all immediately losing the u. s. assistance that they have grown to depend upon a democratic members of congress who joined the congress, told me that this is harmful, not only to those people around the world, but to american interest as well. and what people in america have to understand it's doing damage to us. here it's our health. a bowl is breaking out. ok, that's a threat to us here we start with coding. how much more do we have to know about a pen demick and the threats of the? how much, what do we have to know? people are worried about immigration migration. how much this goes to solve those problems. and just basic. sure humanity, people are starving right now. now, as far as what can be done about it, this has never happened before. so there is no resist

speaking to us from washington dc, retired lieutenant colonel, an international security consultant or ross, me so much appreciate. thank you. but another big development, the u. s. is set to release russian citizen, alexander vin, that convicted of crypto courtesy laundering in exchange for recently freed former u. s embassy employee mark photo who was serving a 14 year sentence in russia for drug smuggling. possibly another sense of data on going on here with this wall on speaking exclusively to our tea. mr. vicks legal team shirts. some details the i find to be the i in mass, but we assessed subsidies on the brake man a tony's or for the else. and we decided to set something to see if we could push in for the reaction to, to uh, all i as we use that to be bought also next. wow. and uh its or to, to, to be the case. so we are very, very happy off of corporation by trying to fix it, gets it fashion officer original. so it, jeez, i wrote it to the 1st ticket, the office of most schools. i have own roads to has a bunch of jobs for fees and all of them responded to me and they, they told me is that they were very much for your attention about the stuff you need. t

that's the thing about these minimal resources. us to teach it for the u. s. claims to green is economy and to become clients need solvent to to 50. they even admitted kobolds and lithium 10 to the loan of the mall consistent as critical and pay offs to teach. you can port his for his open society, i won't fix. and now as a conflict, basically the world has largely failed to notice the english actions and how, what is the hall hosted condemnation for the one that you passed as far speak multinational companies that want to make sure that they have access to their a hose, minerals of the d, f c, and they don't care whether they get it through the government or the d r. c o through the innovation. so for one, the whole through any other groups such as they in 23 good. the only thing they interested in is to get those minerals because those minerals is single in the manufacture, generating all computers and of smartphones. and in fact, some of those minerals totally found in the d r c. so it's easy, simple for them to have access to those models. yeah, a lot of

well we were trying to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u k u um genocide, talking to a piece of vinyl to about his book being jewish after the destruction of gaza, a reckoning until then. keep in touch by little as social media of his thoughts as review a country and a drawing channel going on are going to be hon dot com to let you know the episodes are going on the gun see monday, the i believe 90 people are rescued. wireless now the $140.00 or i'd like to 80 to safety. after a fire breaks out enough. historic buildings and the russian capital ukrainian showing hips the dumbass city of mucky. i've got a meeting till one woman at 1011. all the civilians aged and there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base and the bangladesh, the prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to change a former state department official blues delayed on us c, r u d spelling details on how the organization sought to topple governments around the wells.

to some o u. s. troops a going on the ground there. um i go back to colon barrel statement to me on a number of occasions throughout about a decade period. putting us forces on the ground in the law in a serious per portion. that is to say, not just that air force spaces and pass through facilities as we haven't weighed. but on a serious basis war fighting capable basis would be the greatest mistake the united states could make with regard to the bar. and possibly with regard to its global position period on powers, right. you do not. and h w bush actually said this to in the presence of his then sector defense. richard cheney, you do not stop me into that calls or i will not put us forces on the ground there to stay because all they will be is a disaster waiting to happen. yeah, so i mean, yeah, they would also cost trillions of dollars and it's all going to happen then. and so some of your other huge question. huge question. read extra billions. just released article in the new yorker magazine. a huge question. where is he going to ge

g d p, the standard measure of the value added to an economy through the production of goods and services. we can see has a gap between the size of the u. s. and e u economies has whiten since 2010 total e to g d p. that represents less than 3 quarters of the us total 20 years ago, the u accounted for a quarter of global gdp just behind the us and way ahead of china. after that, both of us and the shares declined as china experienced a dramatic search. over the last decade, the u. s. chair has increased again while the use has been steadily declining. but beyond all the individual crises that the was faced, it was known for a while that as a bigger problem which it must handle. that's why it is compiled to major reports recently focusing on 2 economic areas. one, it's single marcus. i'm to, it's ability to compete in a world economy that's increasingly dominated by the us. i'm china. what's happened? these are sort of form of learned helplessness. it said they are aware that is a problem. and, and in driving was off status was in rico. let's uh, resolves to investigate these issues because people know there's a problem. let's report on th

just a reminder ahead of the meeting, trump has threatened to cut off u. s. a to jordan, unless it agrees to take in about to the palestinians or from uh from cause or the trump is seeking or maybe seeking to forcibly relocate. so let's bring in alan fisher joining us as well from the white house. so as we wait to see a king of the law arriving to the white house, he's expected to meet with donald trump. allen, talk to us about what's at stake here, and what we should be looking out for is usually important meeting for the jo damian king. i'm just looking down the driveway here on the north lawn of the white house, the gates of open, which suggest that the king isn't far away and i can hear sirens in the distance now getting closer, which would suggest that his motorcade is just seconds. wait, donald trump, of course, we'll meet them at the doors of the oval office, then the tube, when they'll have a meeting with a senior official state as well, including michael, reveal the new secretary of state. and of course the king's advisors. they will head and have lun

so mine, president trump said he would ask the saudis to increase the u. s. investments to one trillion dollars. instead of the promised 600000000000, the crown prince's a fantastic guy to round it out to around one tray. and i think they'll do that because we've been very good to them. it's all unclear. however, if this apparent business partnership will affect opec's or trump's next move. christina heroism audra 0 for counting the cost. neil atkinson is the full my head of the oil industry and markets division of the international energy agency. he joins us now for washington. good. see you again now. so we'll pick plus he'd trumps. cool. would it continue to do its own thing? well, my thing won't make a decision as to how i think braydon will barrels back into the market in april or, or whether they do that or based on the market conditions at that time. and that's the decision they would always take. what i say, the pressure, the president trump is seeking some place on the side you read the, i don't think as a whole is very complicated for 3 reasons. fi

u. s. has been successful, whether it's sanctions, but successful with regard to making europe and more of the dependent on the u. s. natural. successful in terms of a, you know, trying to slow rusher of auto reverend there, which hasn't really had much of an impact. so that's my success for the year wish. sure. okay, can i just talk one? we're all on the oil. maybe i'm not even a no, there's other players involved society or pack, etc. but the more put in point to the russian to us there. major oil producers, i'm consumers at said saying the prices are too low at or high that's damaging to both countries economy. so. ringback is there a balanced approach when it comes to the energy market that must go and washington could agree upon that the benefits both or or is that vagueness that trumpf seems to be pursuing is not going to be the way forward for washington. and i've always been uh, sort of suspected, but how much do you as can control the global price of oil or through sanctions, or is it anything else? so what, what to think is clear, trump wants to produce a bigger supply of oil. and

to prison is abroad. and in fact, shortly after the statement was made, a u. s. official came out and said that the donald trump administration had no current plans to send any us citizen convicted criminal to any prison abroad. from now, from here rather, marco rubio goes to guatemala, where we also expect that migration will be at the front and center of the conversations with leaders there 2 weeks ago. yeah, i know i'll just 0 mexico city rallies are being held in cities across the united states. as part of a day without immigrants movement campaigned condemns president donald trump's mass deportation policy, immigration, and customs enforcement. the ice was being conducted rates and major cities, secondary that protested single, sensitive lots of traffic. now, a yes. after state law, caribbean davis. so i do pull taishan flight from panama to columbia. on monday 43, bon grants were return to the american funded shots a flight. panamanian authorities said the group had crossed a darren, jeff or popular migration route between south and north america. and we'r

to that competitiveness. you could make an argument that the u. s. as wanted to attract more investment into the us by creating a kind of chaos in canada and mexico, so their investors are wary. but even then it becomes complicated. i'll give you an example. canada canadian investors invest far more money in the us economy every year. then american investors invest in canada, so the us is a very strong economy and they have lots of great potential. and i think in a way there's a kind of performance around these tariff wars that don't always add up to strict g opus geostrategic goals. it's about projecting american power. trump wants to make deals, he wants to show his base, he can extract concessions from weaker partners that i think sometimes that political show is as, as important as any particular economic or a strategic logic. greg, there are many who are comparing what trump did and it's for us to, to now. and they say that there were people around him 1st time around that was stopping enticing rash, action. and many argue that this time that are

to do so has been through the nature lines. under donald trump, he's been complaining the u. s. s. paying too much for your security and he's even threatening not to protect allies who don't meet nato's defense spending target. currently at 2 percent of g d p. that would call into question nato's core principle of collective defense. the u. s. currently has the biggest military of all nato members. the u. s. also has the most sophisticated equipment and intelligence. there were several military capabilities that nature only has because the united states has it tends if the us withdraw. so it just kind of besides to be less involved in nature, this can create real, real, real, immediate issues. so why is europe and why is germany? so dependent on the us for it, security guess what? it has a lot to do with history. it may 1945 nazi germany surrendered. soon after world war 2 was over with more than 60000000 debt on the battlefield. and as victims of german atrocities denazi's guilds, many millions of jews, people with disabilities, cynthia, and roma, homosexuals, and many other per

most economist disagree and point to the u. s. has continued struggle to contain inflation, i say good strapped to a singularly lacking and strategic contest and his terror policy. you seem to just and for these uh, as negotiating flores without a further thought about how they're going to say to either exploiting or importing industries in the overall economy, which is going in the summer trumps plan. global tariffs would effectively end the us as commitment before the world trade organization, which in general, consents to poor nations imposing higher chairs on welfare nations in order to protect their own developing industries. from says, countries will have a chance to negotiate with the us. but none he says, will be spared heidi joe castro, elders 0 washington. before on this, we're going to bring in a son, or he is a principal advisor to the pacific research center of malaysia. he joins us from colorado pro, thank you so much for being with us at festival. can you just say to run us through how this has been received by many

took off the pressure on our folder and it shows poland has planning to spend 5 percent of gdp on defense this year. more than even the u. s. the baltic and northern states to have invested mass of the into the military. but the, it doesn't matter whether the baltic states increase the defense spending and they keep abilities by 200 percent or 3000 if you want the sheer size of their countries and their economies doesn't match well, find some jeremy for example. and so you need the big countries, you need to promise you need germany, you need the united kingdom. germany has pledged to ramp up its military capabilities. but as we've seen, there are many factors holding it back, such as the country's history. it's reliance on the u. s. and the question of financing. all that makes it unlikely that germany will be leading europe's defense any time soon. the, this is state of virginia is africa coming up on the program? why is president, how did all of the central african republic personality promotion crypto currency? he took his social media to and mounts the launch off his country's new main point . will be analyzing all th

so i'm in this scenario all set to travelers. the u. s. is coming to these clearly the to be doing so lots to talk about and to europe. now slovakia will continue to receive russian gas this time without the need for it to trust it through the ukraine. previously, the country imported the fuel through the train, while the contract was terminated by key f, a sponsible here. the supply will instead now come through the tuck stream pipeline and stopping in february with a that intention to double deliveries by april. and this comes as a nation wide anti government protests continue in the country, demanding prime minister, but fits so resigned demonstrate those came that fits those aiming to stay out of the country away from the do with is russia friendly policies, member of european parliament milan uric gave us a state called this development, the people on these for this are anti government, it means that they are for all your brain and for all this time. so it's quite a good question of why they are supporting it. more robust for the rest

to assert their interest. they have past experience, as i say with the u. s. can they overcome these irritants of the drive to dominate the world, which u. s. is, is determined to do and to any where they can, the only way they can do it. they can no longer do it industrially, it can no longer do it with technology is far out run. they can only do it by spreading chaos. and that is their plan and country after country. and it's a, it's a real irritant to hold the spot, today's meeting thing, and the positive words, both sides, she had about it, the oddest note to be b, e, you, when you train for outs, raised up being left out of how great all the hurdles still facing moscow and the washington as we attempt to move forward a well the e u is left out of their day has passed. and really, what happened was us demanded under biden, that they go along with these thousands of sanctions that they cut all the very profitable out economic and trade and on gas one oil, one grains, fertilizer, one more technology on so many things that they had going with russia, they slic

to meet with donald trump before his plane took off. benjamin netanyahu said he would try to convince the u. s. president to help redraw on the month of the month, which the decisions we made in the war of already changed the face of the middle east. our decisions and the courage of our soldiers redrawn the map. but i believe that working closely with president trump lift and redrawn even further and for the better, i believe that we can strengthen security, broadening the circle of these and achieve a remarkable here of, of these students that comes out to hurry from bostic remarks. but donald trump saying it would be best to quote display not the entire gallons a strip, some is really officials champion seminar plans. you may recall at the start of the war wherever neighboring art upstate severe, mentally rejected the calls for further displacement. you end date to estimates that over 85 percent of the enclaves population already been forced out of their homes because of the ongoing cease fire agreement. some of the displaced are now returning to the north of gas. a column of those traveling

but there's just too many benefits to be united states. democratic members of congress tried to enter the u. s. a. id officers as well and were turned around by guards. this is a constitutional crisis that we are in today. what's called what it is you almost has been tasked by president trump, to downsize the federal government and bring it in line with trumps america 1st policies. the billing air said without evidence on acts that us a id is a quote, criminal organization, claiming trump wants to shut it down. on saturday, several people with most department of government efficiency showed up here the u. s. h. headquarters demanding access to the building. to top usa security officials try to block their access to classified information. now those officials have been put on leave us and we're getting them out during trumps 1st term in office. his daughter, yvonne could trump worked with the agency to help millions of women and children in the developing world. the white house of trump is in talks with us a id officials to got the agency and merge. what's left with the us state department, sec

took off the pressure on our folder and it shows poland has planning to spend 5 percent of gdp on defense this year. more than even the u. s. the baltic and northern states to have invested mass of the into the military. but the, it doesn't matter whether the baltic states increased the defense funding and they keep abilities by 200 percent or 3000 if you want this year signs of their countries and their economies doesn't match well, find some jeremy for example. and so you need the big countries, you need to promise you need germany, you need the united kingdom. germany has pledged to ramp up its military capabilities. but as we've seen, there are many.

i understand if i had say that to my son, he would to saythatt u s“, . .. been to say that tmmtssonsbwouldt tiktok silly thought tiktok were silly dances _ thought tiktok were silly dances and challenges. _77 = _:w not that. is not that. there are somehow informative �* and heed to be aerare and prevacid need to be aware and if they— prevacid need to be aware and if they can, get their children if they can, get their'chi�*td't�*et'r i_ if they can, get their'chi�*td't�*et'r im— if they can, get their'children show them their friend to they are can see they are caswem who they are can see them, that's right parents need to be aware, you can follow their location, who are they talking to and — location, who are they talking to and i m _ location, who are they talking to and i'd known about the to and if i'd known about the particular— to and if i'd known about the particular challenge that my son did, _ particular challenge that my son did, i would have particular challenge that my son did, iwould have raised that— son did, iwould have raised that them. do not be so that'with—them. do 11, ,

to be rejected. the allegations of saves the u. s. needs to stop weapon noise in science and suggested washington take a hard look at its own bio lab experiments as you go across human origin. tracing is a matter of science and any judgment on it should be made in a science space and spirit. and by scientists, it is extremely unlikely that the pandemic was caused by a lab leak. this is the authoritative conclusion reached by the experts of the w h o china, a joint commission based on science following their field trips to the lab and who hon. and in depth communication with researchers. this conclusion has been widely acknowledged by the international community, including the science community. the us needs to stop politicizing and webinar rising origin tracing at once and stop scapegoating others. the us should respond as quickly as possible to the international community as legitimate concerns voluntarily share its data with w h o about suspected early cases in the us. to clarify the questions concerning relevant us biological labs

u. k. can use its unique position in order to be able to get the u. s. notes to lose any trust the tool or any face in, in ukraine, a tool and a not to come up with any kind of deal that would negatively impact the country. given the amount of investments that the western powers have put in there and putting it in security there as well. but with that in mind, suitcase told me it did say that so that there is facing that once in a generation moment. it's not just a question about the future of you. credit is an ex essential one for the europe entirely and that the u. k. what happens next must put ukraine in the strongest possible position now or prime minister kissed i'm a will be traveling to washington next week where he will be presenting a co ordinated european position to the west. and his point being that the u. k. being slightly removed away from the routes that the european union has had with trump of the tyrants, he'll be able to offer more conciliate, free, towed to the trump administration in order to be able to find the best possible solutio

u. s, which might be very destructive to deliberate age of b. u. s. big, socio economic and political, the dominance of the word. so we're talking about the polar system to now, what would you, would you not agree that for your after seeing the us as being dog good, by bloated and this, that it, it hadn't been called into question about the records that, that were there. and they needed somebody a sledge hammer to come in and do this. i'm totally agree with this because i totally believe that this would be charged by the congress members and by the us 8 percent of its adult of chaos. when you have people at the verge of the midnight having the mean don't come to the court this tomorrow . what do you get about 3 so than 700 employees. it was in washington dc. i bought from a 7. so the, the $300.00 abroad. we are thinking about and english issues we are talking about the need for humanitarian aid, a crisis. uh, what is what we are talking about, the executives who have diplomatic passports. but they should be multi 515 days before. uh, they are laid off