u. s. want, wants that i think it's very easy to imagine you're building up more capabilities and making them useful within, within nato, by carrying more of its own way. in terms of deterring russian aggression and not just relying on on the u. s. for this. so as long as nato is viable and as long as the u. s. is able and willing to underwrite the european security more capabilities will also make on the european part will make nato stronger. so that's not at all. busy the contradiction and at the same time as a hedge against the possible future in which the us no longer the underwrite european security. and to a very clear future in which the u. s. is much more, much more focused on the in the pacific theater. so that europe needs to take care of relations in its neighborhood, especially also with russia by itself. when glen has a very funny reading of history and the relations with russia, where europe and the u. s. are the only culprits were a shiny, happy future with the kremlin would be in

u. s. now wants to identify new opportunities for u. s. companies to operate in the region as well as for more flow of direct foreign direct investment into saudis, asian countries. thorne, sorry, a little bit. thank you. in the news ahead, the u. s. medical son reaches a $40000000.00 settlement and a price gouging case, but its former owner still faces trial. until you are time magazine named avon musk, a person of the year and sport. a jain to football is given the supersize tribute in his hometown. far i will have that and the rest of the day ah hello hope your week's off to a good start further, whether story for europe. it's a good news, bad news type scenario. so let's start with the good news and it's all about the warmth through areas of the united kingdom. central areas. talk more about that in a sec. but 1st, where all the action is and we can find that toward eastern portions of greece, western turkeys, cypress, and the levant. we've got bursts of rain to be expected here. so a saki weather pattern. and then those winds throug

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u. s. wanted to appeal at the high court in london. san trace is up to a 175 years in jail in me and my protest is of held a silence strike against military rule. and the ousting of the democratically elected government that businesses were closed and streets and markets deserted across the country. on friday and a truck carrying more than a $160.00 refugees and migrants is crashed in southern mexico, killing at least $55.00 people. the overcrowded vehicle flipped over in the state of champ us. now, south africa reported a slight drop in daily corona virus. cases with around 19000 confirmed on friday. this is a decline of around 3000 cases compared to the previous day. scientists have said there is no sign that the only cron crone of ours is orange is causing more severe illness. even though it appears to be more transmissible, hospital data shows that covert 19 admissions are rising sharply though, but patients is spending less time in care and deaths remain low country allotted the well to the o

u. s. is going to help it do that. and he also stressed about the importance of keeping the region free from corrosion and free from intimidation. and he talked about how the u. s. wants to deepen its ties in the region using economic and military partnerships. now in his discussion with the malaysian foreign minister, he also talked about myanmar. they also talked about myanmar. the u. s. was already imposed sanctions on the military, on military linked businesses and the association of southeast asian nations, of which me, on my end, malaysia, are members. i'm has been leading diplomatic efforts to try and resolve the current, the crisis. now the lincoln is now saying that the u. s. is looking at what more it can do to put pressure on the agenda to try and put me on my back on the path to democracy and, and what is the malaysia i'm hoping to get out of this result. florence. what malaysia really is. you know, malaysia, just like a lot of the other southeast asian countries. now they see china as a very important trade partner. but many of these countries of also traditionally looked to the u. s. 2, been tame peace and security in the region. they don't really want t

and that's not anything that europe wants for sure. the u. s. enjoy the saber rattling the arm sales. the posturing the politicians can do, but it's not really in europe's interest at all. hopefully that's what comes to emerge with this. well, i'm not holding my breath unfortunately. george, me the way the western median politicians frame this entire situation as a conflict between russia and ukraine. and if you look at these 2 documents, obviously ukraine has mentioned, but it's really that that's a focus pointed at the data point. these 2 documents, these 2 proposals are of a grand scale. i mean, it's something we haven't seen since 975 and, and what needs one, the most important things that needs to happen is that for western audiences understand that it needs to be refrained completely. this is an absolute, central grad for nato nato's mission. and it has to expand or basically to shut down shop. and obviously from what patrick had to say, there's just too much money involved be or go ahead a lot of money. and of course, later comes accompan

u. s. wants do. they want to have that conversation. i don't think they do, i don't think their allies do. they want to keep it in the realm of hyperbolic aggressive, to drive by comments and accusations. because there, you don't have to have, you know, you really don't have to abide by any international agreements or treaties. you just seem to be reacting to russian aggression. so i think this is a really important point. you know, george is a b, 2 documents set out for present and each country has its own security interest and they are, that is indivisible. but the reaction so far from western governments is that russian, russia, security, is anything but indivisible. i mean, this is someone one way street, it's very hypocritical, 40 seconds before we go to the break in time because made those attitude and then you know, they were us and the u. k. government and the rest of them attitude is russia has no, the gentlemen here are the concerns of it. and therefore, whenever russia does address, it says security need, then that's just agg

u. s. has regularly been conducting freedom of navigation operations even under the previous administrations, much to china's annoyance and in a blink and noun, says that the u. s. wants to strengthen connections with existing tree t partners. we've already seen how earlier this year the u. s. entered into a trilateral security packed with australia and the u. k, which we'll see is trailer gain access to nuclear power at the submarines. now in terms of trade, the hasn't been anything really as concrete as such. but blink and did say in his speech that the u. s. is looking to identify opportunities for u. s. companies to operate in the region, as well as for more direct, foreign direct investment flow into southeast asian countries. okay, florence very, very, bring it up to date. line for quality and per florence. thank you. will a soon army warning? it has been revoked in indonesia to powerful 7.4. magnitude earthquake. the earthquake happens on to the sea or flora's islands. and officials say that the tremor was shallow. none the less. and after the shock of a magnitude 5.6, earthquake struck after that 1st quake causing residents to flee their homes are people were

u. s. wants assange to face trial over the release in 2010 of thousands of classified military documents relating to the u. s . wars in afghanistan and iraq. but amnesty international has denounced the decision saying the u. s. charges represent a serious threat to press freedom. something echoed by his supporters. ricki lake was a organization of whistleblowers. it made it absolutely safe and secure for whistleblowers to her to bring the truth to the public. all he has done as tell the truth and on his stay in a dungeon top right is upset daily. it's but he has done his job to tell us what's going on. this decision is clearly a big setback for the campaign to free julian a science. but it's already taken years to get to this point. and it could be a long time before we know definitively whether he'll be sent to the united states . the case has been sent back to the lower court. so a judge can refer the extradition to home secretary, pretty patel. but julian assigned his legal team so they'll try to lodge an appeal with the supreme court, challenging the american assurances that he won't

u. s. has agreed to discuss some of these issues, but it is a big asked and it looked like a sphere influence again that that couldn't wants to put in place. yeah, i do appreciate the fact that it's guided it's sort of requested from the u. s. but the u. s. would obviously go to nato, but everybody looks to you at the u. s. a guidance really on all of this. and so therefore, what one does it as sort of an after russia sort of invaded an annex ukrainian territory. it's demanding nato withdrawal, or else, i mean, nato isn't ukraine in terms of an uncertain countries are in terms of supporting and training ukrainian personnel. it's just a complete red line for the russians. and what one does, how nato is going to react to that particular part of the, the request. well, yes, just completed the summit. this kind of might give you a barometer of how some of the europeans, not all you member states are members of nato. but they said that there will be sanctions if russia continues to increase military committee in ukraine. so there are a lot of tensions. it's quite interesting the timing of all of this because put in has, who are

u. s. wanted, we've taken the junk products out and we've apologize to you. so please everybody love me right now. definitely trying to, to walk the middle road here and, and, and keep everybody happy. this points up to a why the question is going to affect us all now are gadgets i, i phones i games console on laptops, laptops, the on board. computers are cause they all depend on china. they're either built in china or they depend on the red earth that but china is, is, is a commanding the, the market in. so that leaves us whole vulnerable. it does, and we've seemeth, especially throughout the pandemic where global supply chains have been really caught in the cross hairs of lock downs of, of different and bottleneck issues. and we've seen just how interconnected these markets are. and we've also seen that through trade wars where the suddenly you can't get products from china, you can't get them from the u. s. so we definitely are really at the mercy of, of different economies. here. i would say rare metals are, are definitely a big concern because china does

u. s. wants security for ukraine. they're very concerned about the russian presence there. and this 100000 troops ringing that eastern border has by been very concerned. of course, this comes at a time when biden's popularity is under water. more people are not approving of his performance van approving of it. this could help him improve those numbers. but at the same time, it's a very tense and difficult situation in acting to aggressively with potent could mean some kind of intensified conflict, where the u. s. hopes that those talks in january will de escalate the situation. but that, that a much lower level. this is where some of that progress really could get made content and thank you very much. indeed video of is immersed of the destruction of a town in mid miles northwest caused by 5 now terry and launched by the military rights group. say it further evidence of the armies brutal suppression of its opponents. the campaign in chin the state has been taking place since september, causing thousands to fleet. 20 sharing reports from the time in my border fires burn and

u. s. wanted, we've taken that john products out and we've apologize to you. so please everybody love me. right? i'm definitely trying to, to walk the middle road here and, and, and keep everybody happy. this points up to why the question that's going to affect us all now i gotcha. i phones i games console. as i laptops, laptops the on board computers are cause they all depends on china. they're either built in china or they depend on the rent that the china is, is a commanding the, the market. and so, so that leaves us all vulnerable. it does, and we've famous, especially throughout the pandemic where global supply chains have been really caught in the cross areas of lock downs of, of different and bottleneck issues. and we've seen just how interconnected these markets are. and we've also seen that through trade wars where suddenly you can get products from china, you can't get them from the us. so we definitely are really at the mercy of different economies. here i would say where metals are definitely a big concern because china does have be a vast majority

u. s. want europe and the relations between russia and the other with some countries. that's not a game. i think nato is an organization where united states has play very important jaws, but they are not the only partner in this case. she's always making wonders to do, doing the last decades in us all this was and we destroyed countries without any reasons. and there was no politician and no secretary genera of the nato of nato, who had the courage to say, no, no, mister president, we are not following you. falling our interests in our interests. we have to make peace and not war. cnn producer has been charged with child sex crimes arrival news outlet has also discovered that a criminal complaint involving the man was filed last year suggesting that law enforcement knew about his legit activities. well, before they made an arrest or t caleb mopping can give us more details on the case. john griffin is a long time cnn producer, and we understand he's now been arrested. he's charged with 3 counts of attempting to engage in illegal sexual activities with a minor. now we u

u. s. wanting the new on the chrome very, it may be the dominant strain there in just a matter of weeks and could potentially overwhelm the health care system, the world health organization. so the new variance now in 89 countries. despite his rapid spread, some early studies back a few days ago from south africa and hong kong do seem to suggest omicron, though, is less likely the think to cause severe illness than the delta variant. and very few deaths have been linked to the new strain. so far, however, as it stands, as of the weekend sunday, the netherlands imposing the toughest lockdown measures across christmas and into mid january. germany's bring in a lockdown for brits coming from britain as well. more by that later, while london's mares declared a major instant over on the chrome spread are usually per trend gets more details. no, from february chose regional director for europe. how much more do we know about our micron at this point? we know much more and we have to tours and about all mcclung. it's to, it's the latest variant. it's spreading much more faster, but i always te

u. s. and china have agreed in principle to declare the conflict of what does in principle mean. what would the u. s. want from north korea? would the usb prepared to make concessions of its own? well, thank you very much for having me. i would say that the devil is in the details as it always is when negotiating with the gym regime in north korea. i think in principle, yes, none of or declaration is a laudable objective. but let's remember that it is in essence more symbolic than anything else. what the korean peninsula needs is a comprehensive peace treaty. and a component of that would have to be the north koreans agreeing to the nuclear arising. so i would say that one of the things that the united states would be looking for is a specific commitments from the north korean regime. critics say the fully ending the war would reward north korea full. it's provocative behavior and threatened the presence of u. s. troops on the peninsula. are they right? i agree with those critics. quite frankly, we have unfortunately, decades of history of the north koreans go shading in bad faith. literally breaking ever

u. s. wants to develop a more limited nuclear pasta. the postures on this is these things, a fundamental or audience, any really quick change in the fundamentals and we're in this chicken and egg argument out. we were both side to saying they're responding to each other's moves . you'd see the russian aggression that america to keep talking about to justify nato's minifield. no, it silly isn't it? i mean, russian military are going to be placed inside russia. it's like complaining about the us exercising. it's military inside the united states for the, the russians complaining about british only maneuvers of salisbury plain. inevitably, the russians are going to have the forces doing training within the russian federation, like on the do i. and that doesn't mean that they are intending to invite anybody in touch if they wanted to bake ukraine. they could have done ages ago. they don't want to do. they would, they say, i mean on, on sure that the russian side sees that as a non option. and there is no intention of doing anything like tha

u. s. wants to mexico. they hibernate and reproduce. ah, it's good to have you with a slow adrian 2nd here. and so how the headlines and al jazeera campus president adama barrow husband declared the winner of saturday's election. these alive pictures of his victory speech. at least 3 of barrows opponents, though, are rejecting the results of an address has the latest from banjo, opposition leaders, huffs rejected the outcome of this election fighting.

u. s. u k. want to believe that we have rule of launch the same fundamental rights and freedoms that we promote in all parts of the world. but what is happening to julian sanchez so clearly political, he has been targeted for his contributions to journalism and his treatment. especially if he has actually added to the united states and prosecuted. there will have implications for public interest reporting around the world for many years to turning to american politics. now the investigations into the january 6th capitol hill riot are proving damaging to fox news. terracon offer is keeping a social distance, but he's here with the details. well, richard, the story is about what fox news hers were publicly telling their audiences that night versus what they were privately texting the white house. earlier in the day, the 3 folks presented laur ingram, sean hannity and brian kill meet. will all pro trump and still are, and as congress women live cheney, a member of the committee investigating the riots r

u. s. wanted, we've taken the junk products out and we've apologize to you. so please, everybody love me. right? i'm definitely trying to, to walk the middle road here and, and, and keep everybody happy. this points up to a why the question is that the affects us all now are gadgets i, i, phones, i games console. i laptop, laptops that are on board computers i want to cause they all depends on china. they're either built in china or they depend on the red earth that but china is, is, is a commanding the, the marketed. so that leaves us whole vulnerable. it does, and we've seemeth, especially throughout the pandemic where global supply chains have been really caught in the cross hairs of lock downs of, of different and bottleneck issues. and we've seen just how interconnected these markets are. and we've also seen that through trade wars where the suddenly you can't get products from china, you can't get them from the u. s. so we definitely are really at the mercy of, of different economies. here. i would say rare metals are, are definitely a big concern becau

u. s. wanted, we've taken the john products out and we've apologize to you. so please everybody love me. right? i'm definitely trying to, to walk the middle road here and, and, and keep everybody happy. this points up to why the question that's gonna affects us all now. i gotcha. it's i, i phones i games console or laptops, laptops that are on board computers are cars. they all depend on china. they're either built in china or they depend on the red us that the china is, is, is a commanding the, the market. and so, so that leaves us all vulnerable. it does, and we've famous, especially throughout the pandemic where global supply chains have been really caught in the cross hairs of lock downs of, of different and bottleneck issues. and we've seen just how interconnected these markets are. and we've also seen that through trade wars where suddenly you can get products from china, you can get them from the us. so we definitely are really at the mercy of, of different economies here i would say where metals are, are definitely a big concern because china does hav

want to stay in power. you go to a conservative one in the u. k. got a left leaning want in the u. s. they want to stand power. now quickly to answer your question about the east west differences, don't forget, in eastern europe there is a lower population density. there's a lower life expectancy, fewer people, obviously, elderly people. they're the most vulnerable their way, flew a fewer, fewer flights in and out in the beginning of the pandemic. but also they look down quickly and very importantly, one of the reasons they look down and are referred to i an acrobat cross that he's a bulgarian political scientist. and he said, don't forget the eastern europeans were very concerned about the health care systems. not being able to hold up, whereas the u. s. and the u. k. were a little bit more cavalier knowing they had good health care systems. so they looked down very quickly in eastern europe because they saw what was happening about with the rapids are spread further in the west. so i think that's another difference that you'll see between eastern europe and western europe. hillary fo

u. s. wanted, we've taken the junk products out and we've apologize to you. so please, everybody love me, right? i'm definitely trying to, to walk the middle road here and, and, and keep everybody happy. this points up to a why the question is that the affects us all now are gadgets i, i phones i games console, our laptop, laptops that are on board computers. i wanna cause they all depend on china. they're either built in china or they depend on the red earth that but china is, is, is a commanding the, the marketed, so that leaves us whole vulnerable. it does, and we've seemeth, especially throughout the pandemic where global supply chains have been really caught in the cross hairs of lock downs of, of different and bottleneck issues. and we've seen just how interconnected these markets are. and we've also seen that through trade wars where the suddenly you can't get products from china, you can't get them from the u. s. so we definitely are really at the mercy of, of different economies. here. i would say rare metals are, are definitely a big concern because

u. s. i want to make a note of like hillary clinton has a mullet now to kind of like tony blair has a mala, i thought it was bobby clark who played on the philadelphia flyers back in the 1970 s. she opened her mouth right now, she probably would be missing all of her teeth as a very karen hair do. i can't. i can't say minds not like needing to be a little bit fixed. i hope mine looks a little bit better than hers, but there is also elizabeth warren in the press and we just mentioned it at the end of the last episode. so i want to bring it up again here because you know, this is that the regime right? whereby everybody else gets the blame except for that mike. so hillary clinton was a new saying it's bitcoin, which is jeffrey. i sang the us dollar as reserve currency. it's bit coins fault, it's not the fault of j. powell or the treasury, or the congress or the mismanagement over the past few decades of the u. s. economy . it is a bit coin here. we see. as a reminder, elizabeth warren said, wonderin

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u. s with proposals for new security doctrine. ah, moscow wants an ent of to nato military exercises or activities, including in ukraine and georgia. i also put in demands that there will be no expansion of nato, especially inter ukraine, and no big military exercises in certain areas. close to russia, these are demands that the u. s. doesn't want to discuss without it's nate to pardons and also without ukraine. but russia is arguing that this is a bilateral issue and to want except to that are other partners get involved. so there are a lot of stumbling blocks, rebecca, and it's unlikely that putin can remove those. oh, it's today's press conference. the annual press conference says really about your is the president really being subjected to public scrutiny here or is it more of a carefully orchestrated p r exercise? i think the real target of the russian president is not ask for a correspondence. and today's question and answer show is clearly aimed at the domestic audience. putting needs more popularity, he needs it. in particular, we how to d

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u. s. so i think we should expect to see more u. s. listed for companies to continue to move their primary listing elsewhere. and china has also made it very clear that they no longer want technology companies listing over in the u. s. as they're no longer comfortable with the u. s. as a jurisdiction for chinese tech and the scrutiny that they will face. apparently the u. s. doesn't seem to want china to list here anyways. so seems like this is one point that both nations can agree upon. it's just a shame that you have all these companies that are just caught in the middle that want absolutely nothing to do with the politics of it all. absolutely not bad. i have one more thing i want to hit on here. it's been a tough year for chinese internet, billionaires. they've lost more than $93000000000.00 from their combined network since april. and i have about a minute left. what's the story there? yeah, i think the story of the 2 words used there. it's important internet billionaires is not all billionaires, it's those who have made their money. where in that internet space, because as christy just said, it comes right as china is cracking down on companies that are too big an

u. s. will joined the minsk agreements. these are the stalled peace accords. the u. s. has not been party to these agreements, and i think russia hadn't really wants the u. s. to join in. it would be an opportunity to revitalize these discussions. but when you read the statements, but moscow and the united states want very different things that the point that jumps out me to me the most is that moscow is, is saying they're, they're engaging. and what about is them? they're blaming nato. and they're blaming key of for the aggression. they're not taking responsibility. this crisis is far from being result. victor, a leverage in belgrade. i'm sure you want to respond to some of that, but i want to ask you as well. russia has said that these fears about a russian invasion are unfounded. if that's the case, what a president puts his intentions over ukraine and what's behind the, the troop build up near its border with ukraine? well, a master full scale invasion of ukraine is simply not in russia's national interests . first of all, russia does not really have the resources to maintain massive swabs of territory and the people in ukraine for a long period of time.