u. s. that had tried to align with the u. s. have been sacrificed on the altar of profit of military industrial complex supremacy in the u. s. u. c. now ukrainian, you see libyan, you see theory and you see iraqis and africans, of course, from the past 2 decades of war. so ultimately, anyone who's anyone around the world knows the u. s. cannot be trusted. the u. s. is not a trustworthy partner. and the u. s will always backstab its allies for its own game. christopher holly, political analyst and researcher, thank you for that. thank you very much. the ukraine wants to hold a p summit up the united nations to put an end to the conflict, but it doesn't anticipate russia taking part that's according to the ukranian foreign minister. and he added that russia must face a war crimes tribunal prior to any direct negotiations. the idea of the peace formula is to fault on the one hand, not to allow russia to manipulate the issue of peace. because they regularly say that they are ready for negotiations, which is not true because everything they do on the battlefield, cross to the opposite, prove the constable to the contrary. they're not,

u. s. u c. this angry looking line of clout here that is making its way further. ace was, and this is the one brought the violent storms in, across the deep south, just pushing up towards the mid atlantic states raising for it. well, usual case of but more mirage is pushing in across a se, cold air on the cutting right out of canada. pushing across the plains that will grassy sweep out of the way so the temperatures will fall away as we go on into the weekend, but at least it will be somewhat dry. and quater sparkling sunshine coming through as some consolation still some snow there just around new york pushing up into new england eastern central parts of canada. also seeing that snowy weather were too just not a little further east was as we go through saturday, september to new york at around 6 celsius. i celsius, sat for atlanta, but at least as i said, it will be somewhat quater and dry away from the panhandle. florida will still see some law that live. he showers longer spells of right in t

u. u. n. c, u s. investment un had been in the country saying we want you to choose, choose us over china. and blinking was rally dressed down in a very few decatur or by a b minister of the south africa. so, i mean, you can pretend that these games are being played, but in here we all know to try and it is the elephant to ruin us trying to contain trying to contain china. and that's the main thrust. ok. this particular a band this year david, give you a chance to respond muscles. i just point out that of course, this summit is the 1st off, the 1st one that was ever held 8 years ago, and that is a dangerously long time, isn't it? for the us to have taken it off the ball as the us put it felt of africa. and during that time there's been many other countries who've been stepping in all too quickly to fill the gap that the u. s. has left i think that's a fair criticism. we shouldn't go 8 years. ready before having one of these so much on one of these gatherings, it's important to keep in mind that the a

u. s. u s. i c a d, a y, a u s. so i'm from african, out of china as a country of the accused, b, b, c of deliberately is still in facts to tanisha nations perception in the west. as it deal to the wave of protesting strict antique cove and policies. commons came off and trying to authorities detained a b, b. c reporter. that's a process in shanghai. in volusia, none the remarks from the british side are a serious distortion of facts and constitute a grave interference in china's internal affairs. we firmly reject it. everything was conducted within legal procedures. this pbc journalist refused to cooperate with the police, his law enforcement efforts, and then acted as if he were a victim. the bbc immediately twist to the story and massively propagated the narrative that it's journalist had been arrested and beaten by police. while actually he was working simply to try to paint china as a guilty party. china said that he was here of order was detained for refusing to leave the scene as it became potentially dangerou

u. s. c u. s as in quote, like 15000000 passenger vehicles and a couple 100000 semi truck. so it seems like a small percentage, but it's actually 20 percent of yours. vehicle emissions? because you've got a huge vehicle and spring driven out all the time. so when you factor in the number of hours driven and the weight there is carrying, it's actually loads only one percent of vehicle production. it's 20 percent of vehicle emissions and it's over a 3rd of all the particular emissions. the each truck dubuque comes 3 years later than expected us beverage giant pepsico is receiving the 1st 15 of 100 models. it ordered the semi is not the 1st eat truck. however garmin, you factor as reno and valvo began commercial production of their own. each truck models 2 years ago. so these strange looking things here, ah, drones of apps night like any that you've seen before. they have a very specific job. picking fruit is ready, startup, travel. aerobatics has developed the robots which use artificial intelligence technology to block only the right fist fraud use and keep farmers updated o

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u. s. c, u. k. and israel. political analysts say must offer cush. hm says that foreign forces meddling in iran's domestic affairs are nothing new. their networks have been operating inside iran for the past 3 years. john bolton, the former national security adviser on the donald trump, appeared on bbc pear ship to say that he has seen armed opposition. providing you know, guns all to rioters inside iraq through the iraq, with the borders and go to some problem. there are many all saying that they are operating in iran, and there's no strange to see that they used to do that in 2009. they did it in 5 years ago. they did it also some 3 years ago. meanwhile, the british m. p had slammed the rest of u. k. national by iran, as the industrialized taking of hostages and called on british citizens to leave the country immediately. if i was a british foreign national in iran, i would absolutely be leaving because there is evidence that they will use them in any game of chess. they can and they will face brutal repression. political analysts say most stuff co

u. s. c, u. k. and israel. political analysts say it was tougher kush has them says that foreign forces meddling in iran's domestic affairs. are nothing new their networks have been operating inside iran for the past 3 years. don bolton, the former national security adviser on the donald trump, appeared on bbc parachia to say that all he has seen armed opposition are providing gall. you know, guns, law to rioters inside iran, through the rock west, the borders and go to san province. there are many pres, hold saying that they are operating in iran, and it's no strange to see that they used to do that in 2009. they did it in all 5 years ago. they did it also some 3 years ago. meanwhile, the u. k for an office says that is waiting for more information on the issue from the iranians. last month. britain security service chief accused toronto attempting to kidnap and even kills, so called enemies of the regime on british soil. and now a senior m p is calling for british citizens to leave iran immediatel

u. s. c, u and nato need to take an immediate sense. but then there's also the larger problem which is actually very straightforward. it's not a complicated problem, this isn't some intractable dispute that has no solution. it has a very clear solution. in the immediate term, the u. s. city when they speak to the part is they have to remember that both sides are listening. they cannot just send signals of a softness towards belgrade without knowing that those are also listened to in pristina, the capital of the republic of kosovo. so it's very important that they, that they send a signal equal sigel of intolerance for provocations. and for these kinds of steps and that both you, lex and nato, assert their presence in the north and make it clear that the real issue here, the, the, the real immediate issue is a question of rule of law. and, and that, that can be no tolerance for breaking a rule of law. and that message has to be sent consistently and equally to both sides. not just cal toweling to belgrade or because of the leverage it ha

u. k. and australia created all case. new zealand is actively invited just like to pan, the republic of korea and it is all done. so you know, glue just like the u. s. and the e u. c. worth. so destroying all principles of corporation in ukraine, all the principles of the o. s. c corporation. they were promoting de unilateral approaches and in broader context they are dismantling. they always see who's using for more and suggesting non inclusive navarro formats just like the european political community . by the same token, they have been destroying the universal platform for corporation in the asia pacific. i'm talking about us yon. your school for the goldman was, and thee, unfortunately, yields his to asia saw, made the hero, the asian security fall, m r c on defense ministers meeting class. and these formats were universally recognized as the systemic mechanisms in terms of security corporation can only corporation and other types of corporations. currently, it is being undermined, sir, actively, because the security issues have been pushed out of the us, shianna gender. moreover, half of us young members ah, targeted by the u. s, they want to invite them to o

u. s. africa leader summit gets on the way in washington d. c. today or the next 3 days, african heads of state. we'll meet to discuss new collaborations between the u. s. and african countries. what future does the u. s. c for itself in africa and will to african leaders? one from the us did use alexandria. williams reports 49 african heads of state will touch ground in d. c for the u. s. africa leaders summit. this meeting, which will include a gallon dinner at the white house, is only the 2nd ever. the 1st was 8 years ago. since then, african leaders have forged many new, controversial partnerships. while the been administration may not like that. they've said that they won't be telling african had the state what to do. i want to be clear. the united states doesn't want to limit your partnerships with other countries. we want to make your partnerships with us even stronger. we don't want to make you choose. we want to give you choice. with blinking by other countries is china. who built in finance king his 1st railway in more than a century link and did the same with african longest oil pipeline from the year to been inc. i to go k has spoken to

u. s. and african nations. what future does the u. s. c for itself in africa? what the african leaders want from america? d. w. 's, alexandria williams report. 49 african heads of state would touch ground in d. c for the u. s. africa leaders summit. this meeting, which will include a gallon dinner at the white house, is only the 2nd ever. the 1st was 8 years ago. since then, african leaders have forged many new controversial partnerships. while the biden administration may not like that, they've said that they won't be telling african heads of state what to do. i want to be clear. the united states doesn't want to limit your partnerships with other countries. we want to make your partnerships with us even stronger. we don't want to make you choose. we want to give you choice. what blinking by other countries is china, who built in finance king his 1st railway in more than a century. and did the same with africa, longest oil pipeline from the chair to be mean inc. i had to go k has spoken to many people involved in this year's summit. he says that china, significant investment in african countries may provoke a new american approach. the chinese change the game, i mean, for so many years the united state

u. s. africa summits in washington, d. c. u. s. president joe biden has invited dozens of african leaders for 3 days of talks. it's the biggest international gathering in the u. s. capital since the start of the coven. 19 pandemic. shortly we'll cross to our white house correspondent, kimberly how get to discuss what we're expecting to hear from the president a little later. but 1st let's head to she had her tansy, who's at the summit venue for us? hello there she have day 2 of the summit. what will be the focus on wednesday and those all important meetings on the sidelines. several hours of 1st panel discussions have begun here at the summer of the u. s. africa business forum. so these are huddled discussions involving heads of state from africa, u. s. government officials, business leaders. so for example, we just have the leaders of angola and algeria talking about how they're diversifying the energy sources away from fossil fuels for, for example, it's all pretty general stuff. it has to be said. tony buncombe, the secretary

european union has decided on a, at $60.00 a barrel price cap on russian oil, a carrot bite, c tanka u. s. u k, canada, japan and australia have also agreed to the cap is aimed at to starving the kremlin of cash, to fund its invasion of ukraine, while avoiding a search and energy prices. the deal will come into effect to long with an e. u in bog, at one russian crew. doyle, which prevents shipments by tanka to the block, the aims to have the cap in place by monday from the hall has more from london, has been the subject of really quite fraught negotiations between you remember, states for months. now initially over the sort of market economics of an oil cap at all, and then over the price at which any oil cap might be said, poland has joined estonia. they were the 2 main holdouts among the member states in agreeing to an e. u commission proposal. made on thursday to set an oil cap at $60.00 a barrel. with that verification mechanism for the price to be revisited every 2 months to ensure that it remains at least 5 percent in theory, at least 5 percent below. whatever the market value of russi

the european union has decided on a $60.00 a barrel price cap on russian oil carried by c tanker. the u. s. u. k, canada, japan, and australia have also agreed to the cap is aimed at starting the kremlin of cash to fund its invasion of ukraine while avoiding a search and energy prices. so how has more from london this isn't going to affect pretty much in any way e u countries ability to buy russian oil at any price. because from monday, december, the 5th a band comes into play on a you countries buying any rational at all where it has global significance.

c, m. u i s b m u is different than the rest of the bureau of prisons. in that it linux his ability to speak with attorneys and what it's like right now, as attorneys can even get legal calls with him. now a significantly delayed he can't get many phone calls. it's usually to 15 minute calls that week. i think a lot of it is just keeping them can in a small unit is about 70 people in the larger jail for him and he's a jailhouse lawyer. so i think he's busy with the time. right. i can certainly understand the need for a cmu for let's say terrorists you want want terrorists to be on the phone, coordinating other terrorist attacks with, you know, other terrorists, but as often as not that's not who's in the c amuse. many of the prisoners are people like marty or drug whistleblower daniel hale or victor boot. it's meant as yet an additional layer of punishment for people whom the government just doesn't like. marty has fought his placement in a c. m. u for years. tell us about that struggle and how it's played out so far. in your introduction you've talked a

jazeera, the european union has decided on a $60.00 a barrel price cap on russian oil carried by c tanker. the u. s. u k. canada, japan, and australia have also agreed to the cap, is aimed at starting the cramming of cash to fund its invasion of ukraine while avoiding a search and energy prices. jonah, how has more from london this isn't going to affect pretty much in any way e. u. countries ability to buy russian oil at any price because from monday, december, the 5th, a band comes into play on a you countries buying any russian all at all at where it has global significance though, easy limiting e u countries ability to license and insure vessels. many of them registered any you countries carrying seaborne russian oil, the so called urals oil to big oil consuming economies like india and china. so that potential significance there, the kremlin says vladimir putin is open to talks about the so called special military operation and ukraine. but it's wanting that washington must accept his demands on areas under russian military control. elliot, u. s. present, joe biden said he was willing to meet russ

u. s. a policy of tax breaks to encourage investment c. u. s. companies green initiative is threatening the economy of the european union. when get more from a correspondence, mckayla cooper in washington. welcome mckayla. and what can we expect from today? well, with just a short while ago, saw the 2 leader sit in the oval office in front of the fireplace, and we have see not just a lot of grandeur and a huge reception. the 1st is state visit an official state visit in the biden administration, but also a lot of historic re bonding both describing each other as vital partners. also throughout history, dating back to american independence, backed by france. of course, this is a clear sign to was russia and ukraine, that once again, these allies will stand together on european soil. and just as they spoke there in the oval office, it to the press to with the press conference still coming up. it's quite interesting that ado biden described emmanuel, my call is not just the french president, but a leader of europe squeeze than a leader of europe. but it does raise the question. who does he call when he speaks to the european union at that? increasingly looks like it could be emmanuel in my car. and among my call, being very polite for a lot of praise on their friendship. but speaking of a re synchronization that he wants to see, and that is in french polite code for an acute economic grievance, which is brought on by the huge investments joe biden has put through in the infrastructure bill here in the united states, which effectively shuts out french and european companies. ok, so still a little bit of friction between these, these allies, especially government relations between washington and parish, have been so strange over recent months. it sounds like they were doing their best to gloss over that all the trying to move past or what actually at one point. so fonts, a pool back, it's ambassador. this was essentially an australian submarine order that was snatched away by the americans and costing of france daily the industry there, but also costing the front president and who is always just a short step from seeing protests in the streets. particularly after the pandemic, particularly as the energy prices are now soaring, amount of my cause under pressure to deliver lower prices and more jobs and more economic prospects to the french people. but also always in the, in the european context. and that is why it will be so vital for him to get some kind of assurance on what's in my my car has criticized no longer there being a level playing field for french and you companies here in the united states. then again, jo, by there's just seeing an easing in economic figures, an easing in fuel prices here in the us, and that's what he needs domestically. so yes, the to our allies, france, the, you and the u. s. a very close together. when it comes to tackling the ukraine conflict, pushing back against russia, and at the same time they are drifting ever further apart when it comes to their economies. everybody is, seems to be looking out for themselves as already rumors of a brewing trade war. i think that's exaggerating it, but this, the, the friction there, a washington and the 2 presidents are, you told georgia press conference in the next 20 minutes or so. when that happens, we will bring it to you by now the walk up a guitar. every team group say had a chance of advancing to the knockout stages ahead of the last group game. argentina beat to poland, but both teams still qualified at the expense of saudi arabia and mexico. alexis mcallister opened the scoring shortly after half time making up for me a penalty miss by leonor messy in the 1st half june alvaros made 2 mill later in the 2nd half. and that was how it ended argentina when the grow from poland, qualify as well, despite their

u. s. for concoct in the chip war and claiming that he has empty is forced to cooperate, saying that t s m c will soon lose is autonomy and become u. s. m. c. and beijing also says that it will drive the brain drain of the entire technology industry in taiwan and finally hinder taiwan in its core competitiveness . chanover says that if setting up a t s m c factory in the u. s. means further decoupling from male in china, taiwan semiconductor industry would eventually be hallowed out. so we can only expect us china, taiwan relations to be more and more complex and the conflicts will go on in the future. dw correspondence, so sorry him and i paid so thank you. farmers can be at the forefront of bio gas development and earn a good living from it as at least that's how it is in denmark. the journey from the nor to bio gas to fertilizer could free the country of its dependence on energy imports in the future. take a look. ah, it was easy to convince pharma be to hoyt that this business idea made sense. 5 years ago, a bio gas operator asked him if he could imagine selling menu or thanks to the 160 cows in his care, now earns an extra 60

c, that china is a most, you know, serious challenger to the u. s. and the u. s. lead in the national order and danny's our facial line. if that's a challenge or of course, whatever china us either see, a kind of lost the united states because people in washington, d. c. c, the u. s. china combination has a 0 sum game, which i think is where on the product that is very common, productive. but of course the united states of america as people in washington d. c, were trying to water down the significance of the summit. but the fact i seen is, like i said, just now, it has a great significance both in terms of symbolic and the substance or china as they're going power and number 2 power and also number one inch, a trading light on those need a kind of reliable supplier for energy which in the us where like off countries produced on the other hand, the governors also need china's a major polyps. establish a new strategic banners in the region because also in a decent english our soviet union, the us israel alliance there. i saw only in advantage, i think that's the

all the company, c o u r. musk, accuse them of safety regulation violations. u. s. media are fuming at the move to not suspension of the twitter cans of the number of prominent journalists including the new york times. ryan mac is questionable and unfortunate, neither at times nor ryan had received an explanation about why this occurred. we hope that all of these journalists accounts are reinstated, and the twitter provides a satisfying explanation for this action. last night, car carrying little x in l. a was followed by a crazy stalker thinking it was me, collated blocked car from moving and climbs on to hood. any account docs in real time location info of any one will be suspended as it is a physical safety violation. this includes posting links to sites with real time location info. well, have you look into the details. there is a lot of outrage coming from democrats, mostly at this point, and they are upset about the fact that these accounts have been suspended. these journalists have had their accounts taken down. they say this is simply a case of retaliation

u. s. armed forces, spokespersons that a chinese fighter jet came within 3 meters of the u. s. military aircraft in the, such on a c forcing it to take a vase of maneuvers to a faithful collision. china, you have to comment about the claims. what you're seeing here though, that's issues between beijing and washington coming to a had in august after us. hi speaker. nancy pelosi come true. firstly, touched on in taiwan. after that other us lawmakers and foreign delegations began queuing up to visit the island. the move sparked outrage from china, which in turn conducted unprecedented like fire drills near taiwan asian. the 1st specialist ross, find gold, is the u. s. public supports sending weapons to taiwan because they think it helps support democracy. so many different things. in other organizations, both in the united states or in europe, as well as here in taiwan. they frequently paul the public. again, whether in europe, the us or taiwan, about port for sending us troops, or in some cases your european troops. if there is a military conflict between taiwan and china and we do see some holes that show higher lev

u. s. is expected expanding training of ukranian troops as it plans to prepare $500.00 soldiers a month on german soil. since april the u. s. and its allies have trained around 15000 ukrainian soldiers r t c, or start off got the chance to speak to a ukrainian prisoner of war who had previously been trained in the u. k. we should warn you. the interview was filmed with a person being held in captivity. the u. k. prides itself for an overwhelming amount of support. it's provided for ukraine in the war against russia. london has scooped its own stockpiles of weapons to nia, critic levels. it has brought tens of thousands of ukrainian soldiers to britain's training sites and claim they've evolved into proper commandos. but now the smith is ready to bust overseas training did nothing for this fresh ukrainian captive. no lunar will. in september, they called me, i got a draft notice, and i joined the army where it is what happened then? we'll put a full, i began training. what training? nor will i was abroad in england. girls, how did you get there? without them on a plane, they dropped us off somewhere in england. then we rode a bus for around 9 hours. did the plane take off from ukraine, tho

u. s. military strikes? it's bombing missions. it sanctions, which are sometimes the biggest killer, the, the refusal to allow material for reconstruction, for medical relief 1st to all of the c u. s. is guilty of and when they are forced by overwhelming complicity to give limited amount of money to one families because the actual images were caught on video to the heart of the world, then they'll make a payoff. it doesn't mean that they have any interest, any possibility of reconstructing the lives that they have intentionally destroyed or even keeping count of all those lives. as i say, they do not count civilians that they've killed in one of these attacks that are going to court in the hague has uphill 25 year prison sentence for you gander, than former warlord. he was the leader of an extremist religious group that called itself the laws, resistance army and use abducted charles soldiers. he was implicated in atrocities that left an estimated 100000 people dead and drove millions from their homes. ah. with one day at night, my blood, my mother was setting that to we, we live home, we go to a friend. all i knew was telling me that he saw somebody before noon there always ca

u. s. military strikes? it's bombing missions. it's sanctions, which are sometimes the biggest killer. the big refusal to allow material for reconstruction, for medical relief, for food. all of this c, u. s. is guilty of and when they are forced by overwhelming publicity to give a limited amount of money to one family. because the actual images were caught on video to the heart of the world, then they'll make a pay off. it doesn't mean that they have any interest, any possibility of reconstructing the lives that they have intentionally destroyed or even keeping count of all those lives. as i say, they do not count civilians that they've killed in all of these attacks. right. another story to bring you today, the international criminal court in the hague was upheld a 25 year prison sentence for a former uganda and warlord. joseph coney was the leader of an extremely religious group called itself the lords resistance army used abducted child soldiers. he was implicated in atrocities, had left an estimated 100000 people dead and drove millions from their homes. ah, one day at night. my glad man. mamma wasn't getting that to we. we live home, we go to different home. and it was telling me

u. s. secretary of state, as warning, winter in ukraine will be tough. antony blinkin was giving an end of the year address in washington d. c. he says it's crucial the u. s. maintained support for ukrainians. we know that his huff winner lies ahead for ukrainians. as president putin pursues his new strategy of trying to freeze ukrainian men, women, and children. the elderly to death were working with the g 7 and other allies and partners to repair, to replace and defend ukraine's energy infrastructure, including bolstering its advanced air defense through precision systems like patriot missile battery that president biden announced yesterday. we are with ukraine for as long as it takes the head of a private russian military company, known as the wagner group has dismissed. the u. s. claim that it's received an armed shipment from north korea, pyongyang to has denied sending any weapons. rosalyn. jordan has more from washington. the white house did confirm on thursday that tom, north korea did sell weapons to the a wall near group of which is essentially a private russian military operation, acting on behalf of the government and moscow inside the ukra

u. s. president. yes. but also u. s. congress that has sent some $50000000000.00 in assistance already ukraine's way and is about to potentially do the same. this is a crucial day in washington d. c. where a almost 2 trillion budgets could be decided upon and vote him is zalinski. it has been increasingly making the case that he needs more weapons and he needs more sophisticated weapons systems. and that's why we're not just announcing to 1000000000, that's what we heard from a white house official in extra assistance, but also cruise to the of the deployment of a patriot defense system. which could be a game changer both in defense technology, but also diplomatically with moscow. were ready warning the united states not to use it, that it would become a valid target as well in this fight that the united states under a democrat controlled congress, as you mentioned, has sent tens of billions of dollars of age to ukraine. this year alone, a, do you think that the lensky trip now is timed in part to turn up the heat on republicans who will be taking control of the house of representatives in january next year? well, a white house official described this. i just want to reach out to

c, and asked her how the u. s. is reacting to russia, claiming the swab of greiner and boot to be their victory. b, u. s. is also claiming victory, of course, and this is a huge win for the biden administration. we have to say a bringing wrongfully detained. american citizens back home is always a victory for the administration in charge, especially of course, weeks before christmas. we have seen that the popularity of us presidents usually goes up with a release of this kind. that was also the case under obama, especially if there has been public pressure. and that has been definitely the case with greiner. so the announcement brought definitely celebration, but also some criticism. and that is because the trade did not include you. as the marine poll we lena, an american citizen who is also in russian custody. as i just mentioned. for the swamp, the u. s. certainly had to make compromises in not securing the release of pol whelan when i spoke to a correspondent and russian affairs analyst constantine i got in vilnius earlier, i asked him if russia had also had to make compromises in the swamp? well, it

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u. s. and the u. k. in each of his pockets. i mean, let's go back to the w c and i for the 2nd week of the topic right now. why is washington sort of against the w t o you think? well, because in big picture terms, it's losing its dominance of trade and industry has been lose implementing decades . it was the key promoter of the w t o. in the ninety's and china joined the w. c. o 20 years ago with some hopes to and indeed it did do very well out all the more open trade system. but as you see with the u. s. imposing on what it called sanctions, which are really unilateral, worst measures on more than 20 countries, not least china, us as pulled away from this idealistic liberalism that it was promoting last century. you know, do they need certain in china really need the btn walk out there? disputes between them, it was in some respects because there are not many barriers, for example, to the primary resources, the destroyer exports. and the really, the problem has been, i suppose that a strike has been imposing restrictions on chinese investment in australia. w