u. s. is trying to increase its present. i think that actually the thing that has changed more so than what the u. s. behavior has been china's behavior. the china has become much more assertive, not just in asia, but in latin america and africa as well. and has wanted to kind of push the u. s. out. so we see, well, the u. s. has been increasing, you know, it's, it's bilateral trade ties with a lot of these countries and trying to work through regional organizations and trying to create a block against china. i don't see it's behavior changing, not much from the obama administration, but more so we're seeing a much more competent and assertive china on the world stage. donald, would you say the vietnam is foreign policy? can be somewhat limited due to its sheer proximity to china that vietnam will, will always be keen to keep relations with its, nor their neighbor on a sort of a level playing field well has to, has to be very concerned about china. the chinese relationship goes deep, deep and of history of the region into the

u. s. trying to take a hard line on china. the priority as well is also to try and get china uses him through his to, to, to put an end to the war. some kind of piece agreement potentially that china has been muted as being able to be involved in. there's a lot for them to head through. jack, thank you very much. our correspond jack parish. they're in brussels. china has launched an inspection of ships in the taiwan strait that includes moves to board vessels by one has denounced the one sided inspections and says it will not cooperate. the move comes from it, heightened tensions between china and taiwan. i was president held talks with the u . s. house speaker this week the 1st to take place in the united states and decades . a brief visit tame despite warnings from china, which rejects ty, one's self governance, and views the island as part of its own territory. thigh in wind was on her way back from central america when she made this strategic stop over in california. she was welcomed by us half the can kevin mccarthy, desp

u. s. trying to take a hard line on china. the priority as well is also to try and get china's uses him through his to, to, to put an end to the war. some kind of piece agreement potentially that china has been muted as being able to be involved in that a lot for them to head through. jack, thank you very much. our correspondent jack parish. they're in brussels. meanwhile, tie one's president has held talks with the u. s. house speaker in a historic meeting in california, tie in went and kevin mccarthy talked other talks were the 1st to take place in the united states. in decades, the brief visit came despite warnings from china, which doesn't recognize i want independence and views the island as part of its own territory. it deems any contact between the u. s. and taiwan as a challenge to which authority saying when was on her way back from central america when she made this strategic stop over in california, she was welcomed by us, half speaker, kevin mccarthy. despite china's explicit warning that the meeting should not tak

u. s. trying to take a hard line on china the priority as well as also to try and get china's uses him through his to, to, to put an end to the war. some kind of piece agreement potentially that china's been muted as being able to be involved in that a lot for them to head through. jack, thank you very much. our correspondent jack paris. they're in brussels. so you look now and some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. the foreign ministers of iran in saudi arabia met him beijing on thursday, marking a sign of diplomatic repro small between the 2 regional rivals. it's the 1st time the top and boys of the 2 countries have gathered in more than 7 year. tie one's present. sy, england has met u. s. how speaker kevin mccarthy. the 1st meeting of its kind in the united states for decades mccarthy's position is house speaker makes him number 3 in the u. s. political hierarchy and therefore the most senior american to meet a taiwanese leader on us soil since 1979 clashes have erup

u. s. is stirring up in the strait of taiwan, but the u. s. is definitely pushing on all fronts to try to things to gauge a wall across look, i was really bad and i think the philippines have offered themselves to be involved in helping the americas. they my to regret already, but it's a, it's a decision that has been made by the marcos government. so this is something that i think all the other countries in the region have seen very clearly. so no, i think the americans are just going really out of their mind. u . s. secretary of state antony blanket was instrumental in triggering allegations at hunter biden's leaked files were part of a russian dis information campaign. this revelation is based on recently published testimony by a former c, a deputy director r t is caleb mop. it has the details. michael morale, former deputy c. i a director and he was also one of the signatories of this letter from 519 talent officials saying that they believed that.

u. s. is trying to on shore. and especially electronics vehicles, production to the u. s. and brain green technologies there and germany hasn't really kept its pace there so far. okay. i want to talk to you about indonesia as well because indonesia is the partner country athens years event on. it's been on a bit of a buying spring. how can i tell you about that? yeah, so the president of and anesha can we daughter actually was at the opening on sunday as well. and, and in asia's very rich and in net for resources. gold and nickel, which is used for battery production and the chemicals giant b s f. and the auto make a volkswagen are in discussion with the news in the government to increase or an investment in indonesia. because and, and he doesn't just want to be the, the mind for the west. they actually want to bring investment there and create jobs that do the downs from production and manufacturing of vehicles and the batteries that are used for alpha price vehicles. so there's a lot going on here at the fair, especially with investments globally. and you'll be keeping u

in a province facing a flash point and the south trying to see nelson. wong again does the philippines could get dragged into a potential conflict. the u. s. is stirring up in the strait of taiwan. the us is definitely pushing on all fronts to try to instigate a war across the taiwan strait. and i think the philippines offered themselves to be involved in helping the americans they might regret already, but it's, it's a decision that has been made by the marcos government. so they say something that i think all the other countries in the region have seen very clearly. so no, i think the americans are just going really out of their mind. muslims across nigeria have during the worldwide celebrations for all fiddler, which signals the end of ramadan. the timing of the festival of breaking the fast takes place depending on the phase of the moon. the deliberation brings people together to conduct prayers and can be held in mosque or even in field purchase event. say the fees is a day of gratitude and holds great importance in the muslim faith and is considered to be a period of spiritual reflection. it is, it's a new.

trying to travel over roads is in itself a very dangerous operation. there have been attacks on convoys and people have been killed. that said, the u. s. government is going to try to work with these u. s. citizens to try to get them out safely. as quickly as can be done. there's been a block that a police headquarters in northern pakistan. it happened in the swat district that area used to be stronghold of the pakistani taliban. come on. hi, there is joining us from islam about so how big was that explosion, andrew? and what's the latest that told him all when, according to the report, there were 2 explosions and the reports indicate that the rules of the counter terrorism department of facility in flag. doug had really fortified come found caved in a dead to have been accounted for. the rescue and recovery effort discontinuing. they're trying to remove the robot it about 20 of them have been killed. this is also a compound richard war to a gauge about joe, over 10 heck in area a going to holidays, the offices of senior when need. so fisher and swan also had that training center and some residential area address. so oh gosh, dad died

. government is going to try to work with these u. s. citizens to try to get them out safely as quickly as can be done. thank you so much. rosin jordan reporting from state departments. 9 more bodies have been found in eastern kenya on land owned by the leader of a religious coat. so it brings a total number of victims found by police to $58.00 authority say the people starved themselves after being told to stop eating an order to quote me jesus. the pastor is in police custody catherine sawyer, in the village of ro connie, that's near the town of melody where those bodies were found. now the police and other investigators are now concentrating on this particular area. they have found several mass grees. you see those markings there, those are bodies at that they are trying to retrieve so far as several people i, several bodies have been retrieved. this is very shocking. a lot of people are wondering what happened, how did you know administration, their local administration here, dropped the ball? how did people know that these has been

u. s. is trying to denounce china's sovereign right to protect his territory or integrity by calling that a possible invasion of taiwan by china. which to re, to the u. s. own commitment in the 3 communicators they signed with china of a century ago whereby the statement there is only one china in the world of that pie. one is part of china was now publicly enough in those come in a case that they were publicly pronounced and that the government of the p r c has being recognized as only legitimate government representing china. it's simple, loud and clear. yeah, that's number. alright, and the 3 is that starting from the french president mc prong, more european leaders if now express their willingness to, to be dragged into supporting the us more than 3 conflict which china over the issue of taiwan. because these european leaders have come to their senses and realize that it is not in their interest to do so. but most importantly, it actually shows that they do not want to follow us blindly. are a matter that has been created and cooked up without any legal basis. seems this all the countri

south trying to see nelson. wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for room pack and international studies says that the philippines could get dragged into a potential conflict that the u. s. is stirring up in the strait of taiwan. the us is definitely pushing on all fronts to try to instigate a war across the taiwan strait. and i think the philippines offered themselves to be involved in helping the americans they might regret already, but it's, it's a decision that has been made by the marcos government. so they say something that i think all the other countries in the region have seen very clearly. so now i think the americans are just going really out of their mind. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t. v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. ah, the news? the non to 10 conditions of a piece planned that would meet all of their brushes requirements. you mentioned that ukraine and international community need to recognize their new territorial reality, which means that they should not only recognize the korean peninsula as part of russia, but also the 4 regions of care sounds approach y

that one of several large groups of migrants heading north, trying to reach the u. s. border on japan. vacovich. ha, ha ha. they had walked long distances through some of the harshest conditions in the world. no matter how difficult they journey these migrants marching across mexico, say they determined to stop only once they reached the united states of america. i live that way. we don't have any other alternative than leaving from here and to keep moving forward. we won't give up. all of us won't get to the united states, to fight for a better future for my daughter here. and another one i left in honduras, ah, lean violence and poverty in central america. thousands of migrants walked together for safety to reach mexico each year. i go until we have to move and keep him for i would dream because i left with a dream. my wife was 4 months pregnant. this is my dream to arrive in the united states and give it all to my daughter. this group has mostly venezuelans who flew to panama or costa rica. then it's the long journey north on foot. they're aiming to reach mexico ci

u. s. and the u. they're trying to mobilize citizens and to convince them that they are our enemies, gays and lesbians are repeatedly victims of violence in russia. often they are discriminated against by the states. there is, for example, a ban on l g b t q symbols, a holding public assemblies under the rainbow banner, while same sex relationships as such, where decriminalized in russia back in 1993 critic say that the so called gay propaganda law is stoking homophobia in the country yet, as soon as midnight, it sends certain signals and raises the question, how things develop and these people be sent to penal colonies at some point time or even murdered. only would be why the activist eagle catch cough doesn't think that things will get to that point though. but he is certain that the russian government is hell bent on turning back the clock to soviet times. ah, the french bistro deeply rooted in tradition, is in danger. of extinction. its host and frequenters are now fighting for it recognition as a unesco world

u. s. it squeezes its allies even more to stay in line is this is it is creating this new cold war and a new iron curtain. and it's liberal democracies that are shutting everybody else and trying to and the u. s. is trying to concentrate its control over its allies, north stream to go ahead. no, that, that's exactly right because so it's very striking that more of your scale. and honestly, in a bad book, both within days of the hours of macros interview declared that taiwan is absolutely fundamental vitals an existential interest to us. europeans then ultimately clearly saying, oh, this is ross, you know? absolutely. you know, there are, there's no daylight at all, but when our position and that of the united states and one micron was the, this thing is that we are going to get dragged into this with i one because, you know, the, the arc of the, of this conflict with china is exactly the same as the arc of the conflict with russia, and we kind of got dragged along with this. we have this alliance, we can't get ourselves out of. it was so entangled in this alliance that once america gets into this, a conflict in the taiwan straits, we will inevitably be a part of it. and he, he

u. s. is trying to on shore, and especially electronic vehicles, production to the u. s. and brain green technologies there and germany hasn't really kept its pace there so far. okay. i want to talk to you about indonesia as well because indonesia is the partner country athens years event on. it's been on a bit of a buying spring. how can i tell you about that? yeah, so the president of and anesha you can, we don't actually was at the opening on sunday as well. and indonesia is very rich and in net for resources. gold and nickel which is used for battery production. and the chemicals giant p. s f. and the automated volkswagen are in discussion with the news in the government to increase or an investment in indonesia extend and he doesn't just want to be the the mind for the west. they actually want to bring investment there and create jobs that do the dons from production and manufacturing of vehicles and the batteries that are used for politic price vehicles. so there's a lot going on here at the fair, especially with investments globally. and you'll be keeping us up tod

u. s. is trying to concentrate its control over timelines, nor thing to go ahead. no, that that's exactly right, because so it's very striking that more of your scale and honestly in a bad book, both within days of the hours of macros interview declared that taiwan is absolutely fundamental, vital, that existential interest to us. europeans, then other words, we clearly saying, oh, this is ross, you know? absolutely. you know, there is no daylight at all between our position and that of the united states. and one micron was the, this thing is that we are going to get dragged into this with i one because, you know, the, the arc of the, of this conflict with china is exactly the same as the arc of the conflict with russia. and we kind of got dragged along with this. we have this alliance. we can't get ourselves out of. it was so entangled in this alliance that once america gets into this, a conflict in the taiwan straits, we will inevitably be a part of it. and he, he suggests that it may be, you know, it's gonna be very difficult for us to get out of it. and it, and

u. s. is trying to denounce china's sovereign right. a lot of it is a said that it will not allow the us sees bases on its national territory to stockpile weapons for potential conflict involving taiwan. the u. s. has access to those merchant facilities under a cooperation deal sign with manila and washington nearly a decade ago. shall we allow the storage material 1st by one operations will be guided by the provisions of the and our own national interest. and i think at this stage our, our, our main foreign policy is really to be friends too old. and therefore i think anything in consistent with that would not be also consistent with our position for emergency. but it is all set to be used by us forces deployed to the philippines. they will be scattered locations around the country, including in a province facing the flashpoint in south china sea. nelson, long life, cham shanghai sense of rim pac on international study, says the philippines couldn't get dragged into a potential conflict of the u. s. is in this straight to fly one. the

u c s u opposition. welcome to d w. so there's a lot of speculation around these documents. moscow says they're meant to deceive russia. the u. k. has questioned their accuracy. the u. s. is trying to uncover who's responsible, but what i want to know is, what do you make of the leaks of these are very sensitive issues, of course. and there is a need for information on what's going on in the ukraine. their story, ukraine and united states are the biggest supporter of ukraine, both in the military equipment and i mentioned, or that's why nobody should be surprised if the united states trade autonomy to gain information that we should abstain from any anti american. originally this case has been proven so far that some of the documents in it. ready so these documents, if you search it off this information and russian propaganda, it's been the accuracy of these documents. and these ration channels for new user information for the purposes. ok, but we have been here before arrived a decade ago, the u. s. national security agency review was revealed to have spied on angular medical, mobile phone. so what's the latest revelation say about the relationship the u. s. has with allies bal

u. s. right? we are trying to do business with other countries in alternative currencies, which would eliminate the u. s. as only hedge mom, right? it still be a very powerful country, but it would give way for a bipolar or more bullet world in case this continue. so it is actually seeing a lot of optimism in latin america and it also has a lot to say with the other side, right? the u. s. also having a role here in a preference as to something command of the u. s. military will actually in argentina and america couple of days ago. right. right. and that certainly has been a theme that we've seen throughout this latin american to we're talking about the was talking about their interference with the rest of the world and love. rob notably said that the u. s. uses its position and the un general assembly to try to interfere in joint projects between russia and cuba. what is your take on that statement? i think it is an accurate statement, right? more than any type of ideology or keno nationality. it is obvious tha

u. s. officials are trying to achieve is trying to reassure allies, for example, when it comes to the issue of u. s. spying abroad, that the trust is still there and they're trying to limit some of the damages. now you mention, and as i think particularly important, the edward snowden leaks a decade ago. and if you compare the fall out, then 10 years ago with a fall out now in particular, the reaction coming from european capitals or other capitals around the world. i would certainly say that the fallout now is less. you may remember the outrage that was cause a decade ago after the leaks by edward snowden capitals, including right here in berlin with then chantelle angler merkel saying that spying among friends is unacceptable. we're not seeing that kind of reaction now, at least not open, at least not openly when it comes to some of the u. s. is closest allies and now they've also been filed in the league indicating that western special forces of them members of nato military operating ukraine. what's the political implications of that? are obviously some of the details there are still no

u. s. navy vessel sales through the south trying to see all big old major drills all around taiwan. these creatures, nothing should be excluded, have been some interesting list. the fact that the u. s. has been still european ones has been revealed not just one percent or have so a tendency to blame everything on russia. it's a common obsession, right? released or discovered on the relatively on known a discourse. there were there for some time apparently before they were picked up and the new york this last friday, the leak of over a 100, very detailed, huge range of topics. and the western media has really picked up the ball and wrong . now, more details are emerging about how an apparent trove, the months with the justice department investigation already underway, just covering not only ukraine, but other parts of the world have. she drew compromise of pentagon secrets, they describe a race buying operations around the world and to run a north korea's mums out of the pentagon leaks from the pentagon. it is taken very seriously by the administration which vaunted upcoming counter o

u. s. should try to relationship and start talking to each other. most good. what about washington? ah, chin military envoy has been shot dead despite the announcement each you our ceasefire . the national army blames are a solvent while both groups is officials and egypt ambassador didn't. the crisis in sudan is now an ins, hadn't stay as the countries in the army. and the paramilitary rapid support forces or on a transitional, government, and control over the military. he anthony blinking sedans of warring military fractions. however, however, previous attempts to bring a halt to the fighting have responded with more. the glasses are still on the ground and you cannot say that any more we can see that the military is going to leave a lot of. but the us, if us, when the end of this is the unity as well is for those to be going by the us. it is that in the feet, they know that they bought me, but they use it that think of using these are you can track the feet of the military to this. i'm inside the neighborhoods. you know, the army, the army has been neutralized somehow because the

u. s sites trying to rearrange high level meetings between the us and china. and apparently what we are seeing is that china has lost confidence that there is quite chances of improving the relations with the united states significantly. so one, now it seems that it's rather the chinese site that is blocking that, but we will certainly see a resumption of these talks. but it seems more that the chinese are not so eager to help them. so so, so jim ruling with the german council on foreign relations. mister, really, we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you so much. you as president joe biden has addressed the irish parliament in dublin, he held the relationship between the 2 countries. as a partnership for the ages president was warmly received has been warmly received on this trip. he spoke proudly of his irish ancestry. he also praised ireland support for ukraine. this is the 3rd day of his visit to the island of ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday peace agreement arrived little more than during his speech. mi

u. s. should try to restore the destroy bridges of a relationship and start talking to each other. moscow says it is ready, but what about washington? or for mall on any of those stories as well as all the latest updates r t dot com is your place to go? i'm pizza. scott, i'll be back at the top of the hour with another rundown of all today's top stories . thanks for watching. ah, ah. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation . let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully very critical time. time to sit down and talk in hungary has been a member of the european union and nato since 1999 during the 1st post soviet wave of nato's eastwood expansion. a yes, the my logo. thanks. his dilemma for all 3 of us see like, by the quantity e. so me, if so with actual zap bud luma. it would be shorter. dream. yeah. still more gina beach, but i see what i see. australia boshoway a mug. woochie stanley in the early ninety's hungry was a country with a worst vie

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u. s. are trying to evacuate diplomatic stuff and civilians. russian citizens are also waiting extraction from moscow's embassy in khartoum. under the evacuees in 4 planes, landed at a military airport in jordans, a man early on monday. leo men at the had that on today we're talking about 343 jordanian citizens who were evacuated from sudan in addition to a number of arab brothers from palestine, iraq, syria, and to citizens from germany, colorado. unfortunately, there were death in the streets. my factory was broken into and some equipment will stolen, praise be to god, lord of the world's. i do not know what to do in such circumstances. we have not seen anything like it in our lives. on sunday, more than a 100 evacuation were sent to distributed by the french military. one french national was reportedly shot during the evacuation process. the sudanese minutes here accused the power military rapid support forces of opening fire on a french convoy. while they claimed it came under attack by military aircraft, the french for ministry as no yet commented on that situation. but the ongoing violen

u. s. should try to restore the destroy bridges of a relationship and start talking to each other. moscow says it is ready, but what about washington? that's are up on the hour and coming up in one year since the ukraine conflict. international relations have changed more than in previous, entire decades. especially in countries not involved in the war rating their own versions of neutrality, demanding sovereignty in their decisions. the discussion next on worlds apart with welcome to wells and part in the here since the ukrainian conflict entered the.

u. s. is trying to break the will of that as well. and in order to get it hands on the nation's oil supplies, the venezuelan economy is largely driven by oil. venezuela has the largest proven reserves of oil in the whole world. so the u. s. understands that if it doesn't control the source of oil, it doesn't control a huge chunk of the energy politics and the energy resources of the world. so the us government and its allies in wall street depending on are very much concerned with breaking the will to finish all the people. that's not to say that the seller should have bad relations, but it was you have good relations with all the countries in the world. because peace loving people are able to have many relations throughout the world. but at this point, it would be very foolish for the best selling government and the people to trust any administration, the white house or in brussel, the u. s. government is not being led by any forward thinking people, us government's ability to make open threats or even leave veiled threats is expirin