u. s. wants to decrease its reliance on china and is trying to africa for the minerals. joining us not from idaho in the united states, peter major, the director of mining at modern corporate solutions. good to have you with us, peter. how significant are african deposits of red minerals? wo i drew like a lot of things. we don't really know how they can they are. we just know africa is largest continent in the world and other than asia. and it's probably the least explored, even though man has been here for a few 100 years. western man, it's huge. and it's rich. and just the congo alone is bigger than europe. and congo has gone from almost bursley 50000 tons of copper production a year to almost 2000000 tons just in the last 20 years. and that's just one country out of a huge continent. and it's because there hasn't been a demand large enough that could be met with wrestle world if. if we see a chilly in south america, produces almost a 3rd of the world's copper. but it's now peaked for the last 10 years. it can't produce much more copper, it's slowly going down, but the will population kee

u. s. want to keep the big one year of the world wide military. and so that economic and one year which they are losing. and so they only see the military way to do it. and now if they say we don't live out jet planes of us through, we don't mind. it's kind of uh, hippocratic to my much keep you know is out of our affairs. that's the long message being conveyed to the swiss. i'm about to go to iran. he's been summoned for a dressing down of the countries for a ministry officer, the swiss i'm but they treated us opinion about recent executions in aurora, and that's one of the details. now this a well brewing diplomatic spot is off. he is use a one in foreign ministry summit, switzerland, and bassett, or to yvonne's after this was embassy into one. we tweeted a post from the swiss for an industry over the execution of suite iranians who were allegedly implicated in anti government protest in one of the suites for an affair. his ministry strongly condemned stays occasions of through uranium ma'am this morning in connection with products that followed

u. s. want to keep the big one year of the world wide military and economic union one year, which they are losing against the brick states against china and russia, india and sofa freaking out brazil and other states. and so they only see the military way to do it. and now if they say we don't live out jet planes of, of us through, we don't mind. it's kind of uh, hippocratic to my mind, a mazda, and let me ask you a question more so close to perhaps your field vc, a lot of little protests around europe bulgaria right now, up at, um, saying that we don't want to be involved any more. and this being said, sent to you. great. always, oh, we seen this in europe. do you think we're going to see a more of a trend of people standing up against the government? and i don't know for sure, but to just see in germany as well. if you don't look to the mainstream media about if you go into society, into a civil society, if you go by boss, by train, if you walk in a street on restaurants, we start to talk to p

u. s. military wanted, but then reports began to appear claiming it doesn't reflect all the expense west or media claims that the f 35 has been troubled by problems with itself, coating sustain, supersonics, white helmet, mounted display, and other numerous technical issues were raised questions on effectiveness and cost of the us weapons development process. for more details, let's cross live to deal political analysts. brian ber lennox. welcome brian. nice to see you. so apart from the time consumption of training soldiers to use these, there's costs. why do you think the most expensive weapon in human history as the rest calls it is running into problems yet again? i think it goes back to the institutionalized corruption of the us military industrial complex. this is nothing new, this is nothing new for the f 35. i as, as you mentioned that were all these maintenance problems. it failed to live up to it's stated, specifications. and if you actually look back at the history of the military industrial complex lockheed martin all the way back in the sixty's, already went through this ent

u. s. government want it's public to believe, for example, that in april 2018, the syrian government dropped a chlorine bomb on civilians in the city and city of duma outside damascus, which is therefore justified u. k. u. s. and french missile attacks on syria. and as we now know, through the actual inspectors who are part of the fact finding mission for the o, p c, w who's report was supressed and who were actually attacked by belling cat which is collaborating with o, p c, w leadership to crush these inspectors. that attack was a staged event staged by g. hottest rebels were backed by the west and the gulf states seeking serious over there. so provided the information. yeah. and, and again, that was just to sort of jump him. i said to apologize. but again, these are things that, you know, you'll never hear on the, on the mainstream media of what you're telling me right now. this is one of the only places you can say these things here. for example, in a oxy international, just just one last question back. so i'm running solo on time. i'm really sorry about that but, but the last 2 days. oh

u. s transportation department wants tesla to change the name of its automated driving system, the transportation pete buttigieg's, says tesla shouldn't call it's driving system autopilot because the cars can't drive themselves and the companies find prints states drivers need to have their hands on the steering wheel and eyes on the road at all. times secretary buttigieg's says he's concerned the name gives drivers the impression they don't have to pay attention. a wallflower super bloom is in full display along the san mateo county coast ktvu tunnel. baker has a closer look at how people are taking in the beautiful sight. no not a major tourist destination. pacific finds itself with lots of visitors bent on seeing its so called super bloom, a veritable explosion of spring wildflowers. the half mile walk where you first see the bloom. it's easy. after that, it's a bit of a climb. here at the tip of more you point in the golden gate national recreation area, you'll see among many other wildflowers, goldfields, tiny tips and poppies interspersed by contrast, ng dark grasses, all of it overlooking

wanted to jump right? yeah, yeah. so the red hill facility been a u. s. navy facility in red hill, hawaii has leaked fuel into drinking water, and that is just want to remember more than 750 military installations from the u. s. alone in the world. so if you think about that, multiply and impacts and know other chemicals that mercy talked about and other pollutants, the impact worldwide of the us military alone is enormous. and then stewart also talk about, you know, the private side. and we have a u. s. military, where half of the military biologist budget. so we have goes to contractors and they have a carbon impact as well through the manufacturing of what weapons through transport of materials, through all of it. there's so many impacts and it's not just an answering machine that has all of these other pollutants as well. yeah, i just want to go in and we just want to say that we feel the answer is to reverse course, because we are in a trajectory to multiply these carbon emissions as we increase us bases. we are opening a new base in guam for 5000 m

u. s. transportation department wants tesla to change the name of its automated driving system .rtation secretary beep buttigieg. pete buttigieg's says that tesla should not call it's driving system autopilot because those cars can't drive themselves and the company's fine print states that drivers do need to have their hands on the steering wheel and eyes on the road at all. times secretary buttigieg's says he's concerned about the system, which is being investigated and crashes that have caused at least 14 deaths since 2016. tomorrow's debt ceiling meeting between president biden and top congressional leaders was abruptly postponed until next week. the white house said the delay is actually a sign of positive exchanges between republican lawmakers, democratic counterparts and the president fox's madeline rivera, reports from washington. there will be no repeat of this gathering over the debt ceiling this week after initially agreeing to huddle again on friday, president biden in top lawmakers will now reconvene next week, hoping that pushing back the meeting could bring them cl

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u. s, a nato, they also want to attract for an investment from these countries. but i do think when it comes to other policy issues, foreign policy issues, the opposition's approach is not so very different from the current governments. when it comes to the cypress issue, the conflict in the east med and then there is a very controversial electron palm this by chemo cultural lou, a to send back millions of syrians living here in the country voluntarily back to syria. they are openly advocating negotiations with the syrian regime and they say they would send all these people back within 2 years. that is, and seems a very unrealistic promise. it seems to me that this is the opposition trying to mobilize and gain the votes of nationalist voters. they are politically working, playing with the rising and our refugee sentiments here in the country. but that is a very, a controversial foreign policy from the stand that needs to be mentioned in the interview. he also said that human rights activists like osman casala should not be jailed, sedate, thinking differently. ye

but he wants to go there with the bargaining. she said that the u. s. alliance could be a bargain, and she also, in his dealings with china, all of the pleasure talking to ritual. thanks so much for joining us today, richard durham. and that does it for to is of course, a more on our website which you have tomorrow with guardians of truth. my name is john dinner and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey. taking all the powers that be they risk everything. john dunder asks activists, journalists and politicians living in exile is too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future of our country, for the people who are behind the past. they look for their mission. people need to know what is happening in our series guardians of truth watch now on youtube, d. w documentary ah, good public pay tensions in the u. k. begin to cool off. a majority of unions covering nurses has agreed to a new pay package. but what about teachers, passport officers and others will take a look?

u. s, then maybe it will be effective and the jury, china. but one thing i really want to talk about here is that everyone talks about invasion of tie one, what the philippines has prepared for is also grades on brits that trying to put, posted the philippines. you know, we could talk about cyber adoption, talk about it and sanctions. there are many things that china can do to develop needs to retaliate against this. why do me security cooperation with the united states? and i think those are the things that marcus has to be prepared for because i personally doubt all war in the short terminate. my sense is that's also the calculus of marcos. but he has to prepare the philippines for grades on retaliations by china. and on that he asked to get maximum assurance and training and backup from the united states. how prepared is money left, any of the grades on tactics should paging jewels to respond to these latest meetings between president biden and marcos. the term we use actually sharp power, so we're not only looking at harassment of our vessels and it's all trying to

but he wants to go there with the bargaining. she said that the u. s. alliance could be a bargain, and she also, in his dealings with china, all was a pleasure talking to you. richard, thanks so much for joining us today. richard to darian and that does it for today because of course more on our website with you here tomorrow. goodbye. i'll probably when send me one with the sound of the built in guitar. when it comes to tech, it's got way more trouble from the v y d i. so 3 from china, the manufacturer thinks of it all to impress on the european market is it's on the right track with what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage is 360. get the app now. with full electric power at b y, d. o. russell acceleration with the gulf too. and complete freedom flying with so the power bass and mo, now on red.

but he wants to go there with the bargaining cheap. so the, the u. s. alliance could be a bargaining chip also in his dealings with china. all is a pleasure talking to you richard, thanks so much for joining us today. richard to darian and that does it for today because of course, more on our website. we'll see you here tomorrow with. ready eco indian, these bridges are a lie. ah, i mean, colleagues, living route bridges in northeastern indian are woven from intact tre routine, using a traditional technique in uniting nature and craftsmanship in perfect harmony. ego, india. next on d, w. ah, what people have to say matters to us or me. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. thank . if you've been on the internet, you must have seen these imaginary scenarios of how nature would flattish with no humans at home. in fact we also glimpses of.

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russia that seeks to push the united states the sidelines in europe, and china that wants to minimize them content and u. s. military and economic presence in asia, so both can secure their respective spheres of influence. they want to decide not to be told watson of interest. so in show us in 2023 we, he a rezoning no to us domination, and see a mock healthy title. swindle's for a world without a hedge, a month. we discussed this with a professor of political science in egypt, and they political on the list from south africa who both the great the us use this influence to further it's certainly address a what's what is now, is that going sent me against the american hegemony at the board, the, the big change dressed, changing the word order from my uni puller system into a multi polar system. when a number of the major towers blue been a major powers, were willing and able to challenge the american hegemony, which is known as the pipes of medic canna, uh, since the 1989. so what's happening now? what's happening is a growing block of countries politically, economically and culturally. so if we look at it

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u. s. remains of leader in the field. they want to help create what they call an a i ready workforce. they also acknowledge the dangers of a i, potential biases, privacy concerns hacking vulnerabilities. but this is a strategic plan. the details how they'll actually accomplish all this or you have to come white house correspondent can be how good has more on what the biden administration is trying to achieve. here. as the white house lays out a strategy for assuring that the united states days ahead of advancements and artificial intelligence, democrats, as well as republicans, the us congress, are debating exactly how to regulate a i. and when it comes to doing just that, there are a wide range of differing opinions, the top democrat in the us senate. charles schumer has recently released a framework proposing but tech giant should reveal their data sources and explain models further algorithms. that is something that republicans are pushing back on, suggesting that this is an over rage that could stifle innovation and even cut in 2 business prophets. recent hearings also failed to p

u. s. is directly involved here in the us really wants to pull back from this. now what's interesting, what john kirby also said today was that the us does not encourage or enable ukraine to strike outside of its board or so the washington really does not want anybody seeing this, the weapons shipments to ukraine as weapons that can be used to attack outside of ukraine, only to defend ukraine. this is really seen as defensive aids. here as a washington does not want to be seen as being in a proxy with russia, whereas it is within rushes interest to frame this as a war between the united states and russia. and washington really does not want the possibility of escalation here. so i'm on the one hand washington saying that it has no idea who is behind the attacks here. but that is really to pull back and say, we don't have any involvement intact. attacks outside of ukraine's borders they, me and thank you very much. that was our correspondent, amy and so in washington to take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. russia's foreign mi

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they also want the u. s. department of justice to examine the circumstances surrounding the shooting. the district attorney is going to look at that video and i think that there should not be charges brought when someone pulls out their gun in cold blood, the most certainly we need a higher level of government to step in the district attorney. it did everything she could to look at the evidence and make a decision based on what the evidence demonstrated, and i don't think that there's anything wrong with welcoming our california attorney general or anyone else to review the case. the board of supervisors is set to vote on the resolution next week, the state attorney general's office tells ktvu. it is not currently involved in the case. time is now 705. well the woman in those gatto's has been nicknamed the party. mom is still in jail this morning, waiting for her next court appearance in august. shannon o. connor rejected the prosecution deal the plead guilty in exchange for a 17 year prison sentence three ye

we have all the better judgment and we want to continue to seek peaceful reunification. and in that sense, the u. s. government does ios and the skimming, etc, will end in depth. and because the united states government will never achieve its goal to make kind of want into a separate independent country away from china. thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. i appreciate your time. so show you in about super fast, the big to go. thank you very much for having me. the, the funds, the f b i, those are the coals coming from seeing the us republicans off to a justice department report revealed to be a roadblock to evidence to loan, to prove. and so now the bunk collusion claims between former prizes and trump and russia in this needs to finally end shut down the f b i asterisk, and yes, this is much more practical than it sounds. the durham report confirms what we already knew. weaponized federal agencies manufactured a false conspiracy theory about trump. russia collusion reminds us of the needs of clean house that these agencies as they've never been held accountable for this egregious abuse of

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u. s. is effect along ways, the increasing hostility coming from the us to contain china. but that doesn't mean that people in china are most people are in china. want to wage a war against the u. s. quite to the contrary. they are on stands firmly with the old pat group of leading oil producers. that's the message from the rainy and president who's how talks with the old peg general secretary and to run some western countries sick to create division and disagreement among compact member countries to secure their interests. and they affect members should prevent the realization of these goals by strengthening their unity based logic republic go for on as always, had a constructive cooperation with these are going to zation the way to determine to continue and improve the level of cooperation or during the meeting the 2 leaders discussed to ron's relations with the organization, as well as ways to stabilize the global oil market and maintain energy security. founded in 1960 all pack encompasses 13 oil exporting economies across 3 continents . earlier this year, saudi arabia and the opec plus blocks, which includes russia and mexico announced major cu

u. s. is effect along ways that you increasing hostility coming from the us to contain china. but that doesn't mean that people in china are most people are in china. want to wage a war against the u. s. quite to the country. i would say that most people in china would still hope to see our relations ways like us, you know, to be managed appropriately by all government to hopefully achieve a peaceful co existence. but yeah, that makes a lot of sense, especially considering the chinese government's position, the fact that china back in february put forward an initiative to broker peace between russia and ukraine. but that was rejected by the way. what do you think about that? sorry, say that again. sorry i, i just missed that will that will that piece plan that china suggested was rejected by, by the west and, and by kid. what do you, what do you think about that? well, i think this is something that has a lot to do with the understanding of the chinese collective character. okay. i always want to stress the importance of a collective kind of work to the collective character of a nation. because for us, try me use i think it's quite natural that we don't

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