and in that was able to show us that china is interested in averting a conflict with the u. s. as well. and this cannot be taken for granted, because that means no less than the world, perhaps being a little bit safer than it was before this meeting. and, you know, this follows months of escalating tensions between the us and china. let's not forget that the chinese 5 balloon that was shot down and us, aerospace was and we're 4 months ago. but now this visit has happened and it could pay the way for more meetings between the us and china, perhaps later this year between a biden and she on the side lines of a summit and sun for us to san francisco. but the white house has yet to give him any more details on that for now. a, let's listen night to what the secretary of state had to say about one of the big bones of contention between the 2 countries. taiwan raised us concerns shared by a growing number of countries about the p. r. c's, provocative actions and the taiwan strait. as well as in the south and he's trying to seize on taiwan are reiterated. the longstanding us one china

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u. s. was thinking of evacuating its citizens from taiwan, which would indicate definitely an escalation in the wrong direction if you want to try to avoid conflict. the state department flatly denied it, and china was not in the last asked about these reports has circulated on online in the united states. i've just returned myself for meeting nobody else in each other . so i'm glad you called. i did not know the relevance situation. you mentioned, however, what i do know is that when the us side talks about standing up with table on what it really does is use time on as pawns and can and folder in order to serve the use strategy of using tell you want to contain china the united states has even formulated the plan to destroy the time on it is believe that outside one compatriots will clearly understand that the us would hom time on and sell it to way is. all right, so everything that we've been seeing from the us in china has been not very good in terms of the attention that's been created. th

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u. s. was issued more sanctions against north korea. following that latest missile test defines as the 2 projectiles fired on thursday and traveled around 900 kilometers before landing in the sea of japan. tokyo called it a grave violation of un resolutions. it's around this president abraham, how you see it has wrapped up a visit to latin america with a final stop in cuba assigned cooperation deals as these 6 to shore up support with allies for also under us sanctions are like america edison to see a newman ripples from different corners of the globe, but there's a common advisory that draws them together around noon presidency, but even pricier arrived in havana, cuba on thursday, after wrapping up visits dive in his way let in nicaragua, at 4 country share a strong hostility towards the united states. which has long running sanctions against them. former us president george bush, in fact, once labeled a run in cuba as members of the quote, axis of evil. i see and is cuban, count of parts gives the gun is held private talks before the

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u. s. was african growth and opportunity act summit later this year. we are seriously concerned that hosting the 2020 free african growth, an opportunity act for them in south africa, would serve as an implicit endorsement of south africa's damage and support for russia's invasion of ukraine and possible violation of us sanction law. this accident, dirty free access to 25 percent of south african exports to the u. s. is 2nd, the biggest trading partner after china, washington recently or to south africa of allowing a sanction russian cargo ship to dock before supplying it with arms. a claim that for toria has firmly rejected. we spoke to south african nationals on the street to believe that their country can decide for itself who to build relations with as well. so definitely goes in be can see that the ocean. and so the difference between the l i c a n u s. if i have a relationship with that, i see. yeah that's, i'll definitely go. so i don't see any need for us to bear. well, because of you as a sort of like i said, solving mission, the silver emissi

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u. s. was ratcheting up the is preparations and the pushing. those on skin care have to take, uh, you know, more aggressive positions. uh, so, uh, this thing is as long term planning. uh, the us and part does not go into these conflicts on this for the moment. and as far as the nato agreement, i think, if uh the offensive is not successful, the us has to start looking like its interested in resolving looking like, uh, you know what the leaves are opposed increasingly in the us and okay, not about i have to jump in here, we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on nato's war in ukraine state the the a the same wrong. just don't you have to shape house to come and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will the parts we choose to look so common? ground the the, the, the welcome back to across cycle are all things are considered on peter level to remind you we're discussing nato's war and ukraine. the okay, let's go back to andrew here. in moscow, gentlemen, i'm not going to l

u. s. was the nation's 2nd largest purchaser of automotive exports in 2022, and accounts for over $1000000000.00, an annual revenue. all of that, despite of south africa, asserting its mutual stance and the conflict as stating is ready to mediate peace talks between the warring sides. meanwhile, washington's a master to south africa has already apologized for his claims that the nation sold arms to russia earlier. my colleague, peter scott discussed the current position of africa in the multi polar world with the chair woman of these and being socialist party. she says it's in africa's interest to strengthen relations with russia and china. when moving to multiple worlds. and it's very clear that africa now has many options. corporation with the service um the west is not the only option, and rick is opening doors for the african continent to say that even when it comes to financing have when it comes to infrastructure development. when it comes to future for africa, we've put different options

u. s. was ratcheting. yep. uh. its preparations and the pushing those on skin care have to take uh, you know, more aggressive positions. uh so, uh, this thing is as long term planning uh, the us empire does not go into these conflicts on this for the moment. and as far as the nato agreement, i think, if uh the offensive is most successful, the us has to start looking like its interested in resolving looking like, uh, you know what the leaves are opposed increasingly in the us and okay, not about i have to jump in here, we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on nato's war in ukraine states, the the russian states never as the science community investigation lender. again, i'll send some of the must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will fan in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on rushes to de escalate the r t smooth neck. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the services for the question, did you

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u. s. was ratcheting up the is preparations and the pushing. those on skin care have to take uh, you know, more aggressive positions. uh so uh, this thing is as long term planning uh, the us and part does not go into these conflicts on this for the moment. and as far as the nato. uh it agreement, i think if uh the offensive is most successful, the us has to start looking like its interested in resolving looking like uh you know what the lease are a pause increasingly in the us and okay, not about i have to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on nato's war in ukraine. states the the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome back to across stock were all things are considered on peter la bell to remind you we're discussing nato's war and you create the . okay, let's go back to andrew here in moscow. gentleman, i'm not going to let this thing go about negotiations. okay? i'm not gonna let it go because i don't understand how it's going to work. andrew, and

u. s. was ratcheting up the is preparations and the pushing. those on skin care have to take, uh, you know, more aggressive positions. uh, so, uh, this thing is as long term planning uh, the us empire does not go into these conflicts on this for the moment. and as far as the nato agreement, i think, if uh the offensive is most successful, the us has to start looking like its interested in resolving looking like uh, you know what the lease are opposed increasingly in the us and okay, not about i have to jump in here, we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on nato's war in ukraine states. the the i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're such shorter. is it conflict with the 1st law? show your mind, anticipation. we should be very careful about visual intelligence at the point, obviously is to great trust rather than fit the various jobs. i mean, with the artificial intelligence we have summoni

u. s. federal was of his left interest rates on change. it's the fast pause off to 10 consecutive increases since march of last year. the central bank has been trying to cub inflation in the wells now just economy without sparking a recession. deja castro has moved from washington to hi, they're welcome. at last, it's getting dizzy again for the shop owners on this city block of washington dc. amanda in the clements says more customers are wandering into her home goods boutique during this week of reassuring economic news. when you see that headline, interest rates aren't going up or you see the headline job numbers look great, but you know, and inflation is slowing. all of those things i think help give people confidence that we're going to be ok. and, you know, we're not headed into some recession or, you know, global economic meltdown. and that can mean more money spent on luxury items like this scented candles and kitchen trinkets sold here. when people feel good and they spend more, and that's great for small businesses. it's a welcom

u. s. was prepared to renew negotiations without pre conditions. however, at the same time, he made clear that the pre conditions does not mean no accountability. the risk continues to hold frustrated, responsible for suspending and spot dissipation in the treaty back in february, they've introduced some punitive meshes. they've restricted the nuclear data that they are providing russia in terms of the treaty. they both have blocked russian nuclear inspectors from coming into the us. at the same time, the national security adviser pointed out that russia, despite a suspending, as participation in the treaty, has made very clear that it will not increase the deployment of nuclear weapons. it will limit the amount that that is deployed. so it is still in one aspect of the lease of following the terms of the treaty. so now the national security adviser has very much put the bullet in boxes, quotes saying, let's start talking now. let's get these negotiations. and the way the treaty is due to expire in 2026. they haven't been any tulips in recent month

u. s. government was reportedly aware of precautions planned since the mid june and officials were worried that it could throw the west main nuclear arrival into chaos. is this a case if it's better, the devil you know, the devil you don't as well. you know, we certainly know that unfortunately, the commanding heights and power in russian is filled up by many devils. um and of course like the recruiting, there's responsibility for most of what has gone on for the last year and a half. but there is obviously well warranted, concerned that whoever replaces him when he does exit power on whether that is in the near term or the longer term. there's a decent chance that whoever replaces him will be just as autocratic, just as aggressive. and in fact, perhaps far worse than he is. so, you know, this is a case where you have to be careful what you wish for. but nonetheless, we, we certainly shouldn't, you know, pretend that, you know, keeping, putting in power is necessarily an act of stability. since he's shown a willingness to unleashing credible instability on the region in the world. now we'v

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