u. s. washington, is it to impose important restrictions on a chinese province over forced labor allegations, while the u. s. itself has a long history of using labor from developing nations ortiz rachel blevins comments . the united states is now weeks away from implementing a new law that will mean both increase tensions with china and higher prices for americans. the weaker force labor prevention will require companies in china, northwestern province to prove that their products, which include everything from a 5th of the world's cotton supply to parts for popular electronics were not made using forced labor. the members of congress who supported the new law claimed it was their way to speak out for human rights. congress on a bipartisan and bicameral basis will continue to condemn and confront the ccpo human rights abuses in chin, john and in the region and hold it accountable. if america does not speak out for human rights in china because of commercial interests, we lose all moral authority to speak out for human rights any place in the world. but it's not quite that simple, and there

u. s. attorney general to call the actions of any other country, a war crime? hypocrisy is bipartisan here in the u. s. capital in washington, manila champ for the u. s. marine and political commentator john mark doogan, who recently returned from the dawn bus, has these reservations about the investigation. i don't know whether to laugh or whether to be outraged. but the, the very thought that the united states who's killed hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians since the, since the start of the 1st gulf war could ever engage in some kind of war crimes. ah, court is just outlandish. they are always looking to prosecute those that they don't like. and they are protecting those that they do like just in 20192021. congress worked to designate the as off battalion as terrorist organizations, extreme as terrorist organizations. and now they're giving them weapons. why? because they have an agenda and their agenda is to destabilize russia. ah, and to keep their money laundering operation continuing in ukraine or so for now, whatever you know to this weekend, i hope you having a good one. my name is peter scotts gonna be bac

u. s. washington has announced a new rounds of sanctions against russian oligarchy and beliefs. latest measures had more kremlin officials and business been linked to president vladimir putin. more than 1000 people have been sanctioned by the u. s. and other western countries following russia's invasion of ukraine in february was 100 days since the invasion began. ukrainian president vladimir landscape, says russia now occupies a 5th of his country and is urging the west to supply more weapons. ukrainian troops are locked in intense battles in the east with a front and stretching more than a 1000 kilometers. ukrainian military says fair street fighting is taking place in severity. don't ask. martian forces control. 80 percent of the city is one of the last 2 major urban centers in the no hands question that russia hasn't taken the bid consumable binding little boy luca, as of now new 20 percent of our territories under the control of occupies almost 125000 square kilometers. nearly 300000 square kilometers are polluted with mines, an unexploded bombs around the $12000000.00 ukrainians are inter

u. s. softer washington. this scribe, beijing's expanding influence in the pacific region as a threat. it follows a security pock between china on the solomon islands having recently been agreed upon making the u. s. new zealand joint statement. hyping. the relevant issue has all terrier motives and creates does information to attack and discredit china. the united states has military bases all over the world, yet it expresses so called concerns about other countries carrying out normal security cooperation. such behavior is very hypocritical and reflects a deep rooted hedge, a monic mindset. we urge the u. s. to abandon it's cold, warm, and toasty in ideological bias, stop interfering, and chinese internal affairs, and stop smearing and discrediting china. the u. s. res, this concerns of president biden met new zealand prime minister to discuss, among other things security issues in the pacific. so the meeting followed with a series of engagements last month that the white house held with several indo pacific countries. western allney's about expanding chinese influence was made clear

u. s. and void ukraine state of washington couldn't control the exact range of this applied systems. as president biden announced yesterday, a 700000000 security assistance package had been signed. this includes humorous, long range, rocket systems. this will help your green in forces to a more accurately, but also have a longer range. the exact range will be determined by the ukrainian forces. right, an activist sara found is 5th new long range us rocket launchers, heading to ukraine, will create a dangerous situation for the whole region. from the very beginning, every stage of this war, it's a proxy why ukraine has no independence, whatsoever. proxy means public. and it's a u. s. it's pulling the strings in every pronouncement. but this will not change the military balance, no matter how many weapons are sent, at least so far, by every measure. the russian military response has been consolidating the games. and don bos, perio, po, c, a ross, and so on. it's a very dangerous things and it does show how, how much the u. s. is willing to escalate the war to more and more dangerous di

u. s. won't end up flying in to russian territory the slide washington claiming it does commitments from ukraine against that happening. a british citizen face is extradition to the us after allegedly violating american functions on north korea. he shared his fears with our t about the global impact of suction. and i think it raises some very, very warring concerns to, to the international community as to which those we should, what shouldn't a man, china islam, the u. s. for it's quote, deep rooted had gemini, can mindset america once again to cries, beijing's growing influence in the pacific with them in about 7 in the evening. here in moscow this thursday, june. the 2nd i'm, you know, neil than you're welcome to the global news roundup on our team. ukraine has fired its human rights commissioner in part for spreading unverified information about atrocity. she allege were committed by russian trips in the country. her removal comes after her claims were widely covered by western media or senior correspondent broadcast it picks up the story. it includes some disturbing accusations. day

u. s. capital in washington, manila, cham for the u. s. marine and political commentator john mark, do good. who recently returned from the don bus, has these reservations about the investigation? i don't know whether to laugh or whether to be outraged, but the very thought that the united states who's killed hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians since the since the start of the 1st gulf war could ever engage in some kind of war.

u. s. this strike series. so washington, that a peoples government that the m a s in bolivia could try these qu mongers, these us sponsored violators of human rights, the perpetrators of the sing kata, ah massacre in bolivia, jeanine i'm years is behind bars. for 10 years on this sends a clear message that the bolivian people will take justice into their own hands regardless of what washington, thanks, time of monroe, is them in the 1824 monroe doctrine, the time of south american, the caribbean, as the united states is back yard, that epic of history has ended, but the majority of countries were not at the summit of the americas odds. 22 countries boy caught in the summit of the americas. so this polarization gripping the continent. our federal is set to win with france, marquez in columbia. we have lula sets when in october, in brazil, the largest economy, a in, in south america. and this is going to shift the side and lulu talking about the, sued a united south american currency. so this is our showering in a 2nd wave of

u. s. over washington's ongoing ministry packages to give. the pentagon recently said that he has little control over how ukraine uses and distributes those weapons. risk of diversion is one of many considerations that we routinely assess when evaluating any potential arms transfer. ukrainian leadership have assured us that they understand the importance of accountability. we're not on the ground with them. and they're not telling us, you know, every round of ammunition that they're firing in, at who and at when we have increasingly concerns of voices at this point about the amount of weaponry and the amount of money that's being sent to ukraine. elizabeth warren is the latest to speak up the u. s. senator. the u. s. government is sending billions and humanitarian, economic and military assistance to help the ukrainian people overcome, put, and brutal war, and the american people expect strong oversight by congress and full accounting from the department of defense. elizabeth warren has started speaking up and she's joined us. senator rand pa

u. s. supreme court in washington, where it's reputation as an independent arbiter of u. s. laws is now very much in question. ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world cup is on its way to catherine book, your travel package today. now every day the focus is heavy, rain changes in southeast asia, and i think the upcoming focus is going to be where you don't see much cloud now. so this is it. then for saturday, salloway see probably the southern philippines and west popular osh hours, elsewhere. and the city in obvious land goes up through sumatra, lynch, demolition in the western side of being born. in fact, this part of south east asia, the mainland part is going to be particularly wet. i think in the next day or so. cambodia is a focus, said he wanted to raise a sociable at that, but other sundry or overcast with rain for next year. it's not that unusual. that is the season for rain and it's expanding in china to from the south across the yangtze, further north. then you got this norton system which when it went across the middle of honshu, produce from pretty viciou

u. s. concerns. washington says it back to william leadership and to dance transition to democracy. port authorities say the hope the sector is kept away from national and international politics. or there are seaports are tied to international did and should be a red line and not to politic. it's a means of livelihood for the people. what we want is to be able to deal with all the people of saddam and in national bodies in the interest of the people. so we should be excluded from politics.

u. s. concerns. washington says it back to william leadership in prudence, transition to democracy. port authorities say the hope the sector is kept away from national and international politics, or the rock. jani seaports are tied to international did and should be a red line and not to politic. it's a means of livelihood for the people. what we want is to be able to deal with all the people of saddam and in national bodies in the interest of the people. so we should be excluded from politics and sharing for dan. sports operate at full capacity, will require a stable central government. many workers here will wait to see what's impact that'll have on their income. he bill morgan. okay, 0 port sedan are you and research team is studying your most important volcanic systems and the risk of phenomena they pose chilling wolf has the story. this archipelago, along the north coast of sicily, is famous for its volcanic activity. but the danger that lurks here isn't above the water. it's beneath. we have the most acti

u. s. border with mexico. in washington, a former white house aid has given dramatic testimony about donald trump's actions . when riotous stormed the u. s. capital building the aid said trump knew that protesters were armed and tried to seize control of a vehicle to drive to the capitol. she was speaking, i had ongoing hearings into the events of january 6 last year and raise her right here. having previously sat for for clothes, dog depositions or biz form a white house aide was about to throw political grenade into the select committee, investigating donald trump's role in the storming of the u. s. capital may be seated. cassidy hutchinson told the hearing. white house officials had been warned about potential violence and that donald trump was aware rioters were armed. when we arrived in washington, d. c, is hutchinson. is it your understanding that mister or nato told the president about weapons at the rally on the morning of january 6? as a mister, an utterly to me, what followed was an excoriating account of an enrag

u. s. has evaded justice for at least a century. hypocrisy is bipartisan. here in the u. s. capital in washington, manila, cham ah egypt. jordan a no turkey the saudi crime, prince, murmured ben, soma has been touring the region apparently seeking to align the country. stuff is on key issue says next month summit with joe biden, linds. the princess trip kicked off on monday. he met the egyptian president to discuss security and stability in the area. and also sunday $7700000000.00 package of agreements. jordan was next on the royal itinerary after years of strain relations between the 2 countries, mostly due to clashing views on regional conflicts. turkey is the princess final destination. being his 1st visit since the murder of journalist jamal ca, shoji, and stumble some 4 years ago. something now since placed the wedge between riyadh and on chris, the british foreign secretary, milan was also in the turkish capital for talks this wednesday. will political science professor said sir deck told us this saudi printed visit comes in with a re shuffle of alliances in the region with less countries n

u. s. has evaded justice for at least a century. hypocrisy is bipartisan. here in the u. s. capital in washington, manila, cham ah egypt. jordan and i turkey the saudi crown prince mohammed bin cell man has been touring the region, apparently seeking to align the country stances on key issues that says next month summit with joe biden lynn's. the prince's trip kicked off on monday as he met the a gyptian president to discuss security and stability in the area, and also signed off a $7700000000.00 package of agreement. jordan was next on the royal itinerary. after years of strain relations between the 2 countries, mostly due to clashing views on regional conflicts on turkey is the prince's final destination being his 1st visit since the murder of journalists, jamal cas shoji in istanbul almost 4 years ago. something up since placed a wedge between riyadh and crap. meanwhile, the british foreign secretary is also in the turkish capital for talks this wednesday. let's welcome live on to the program, not political analyst, amir or in, in telephone. welcome to you and aid. your overall in your feeling

u. s. was at a critical juncture and it was up to washington to improve ties at asia, most important security summit in singapore, a chat on board. we would want to know if anyone dares to spit taiwan from china. the chinese military will fight at all costs a smash, any secessionist attempt to see and will, resolutely safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity was out from troy, coding to under back. wanting forward a meeting between supa defense ministers, china's waving co and light austin off the u. s. dennison's between beijing and washington over the self governing island of ty von had soared in decent months. frequent incursions by the chinese air force into thy wants and offense. owen, have angered the badge and administration. we were witness. they studied, increase in provocative and d, stabilizing military activity near taiwan. and we remain focused on maintaining peace stability and the status quo. a quote across the taiwan strait. but the p. r c's moves threatened to undermine security of stability. and prosperity in the endo pacific are you will last month all presi

u. s. attorney general to call the actions of any other country, a war crime when the u. s. has evaded justice for at least a century. hypocrisy is bipartisan here in the u. s. capital in washington. manila, cham will. former us marine political commentator john mark doug and recently returned from don. but he told us he fears the investigation won't be impartial. the united states, they are always looking to prosecute those that they don't like. and they are protecting those that they do like just in 2001, 902021. congress work to designate the as off battalion as terrorist organizations, extremely terrorist organizations. and now they're giving them weapons. why? because they have an agenda and their agenda is to destabilize russia and to keep their money laundering operation. continuing in ukraine, a new era in bi lateral ties. that's what's been a nines by the saudi crime, prince and the turkish president during the prince's visit to ankara. when this thing was, the 3rd day of my home had been some months, middle east tour with the prince, a partly seeking to align the country sponsors on key issues as next month summit with joe biden, limbs it was been salmone 1st visit. the

i wanted to know that our washington bureau chief in his po, she is standing outside the u. s. supreme court in washington. in his we know, history was made to day inside the building where you are, talk to me about the emotions outside that building. ah, well, as you see there really hundreds of women and men here in front of the supreme court, it only took a couple of minutes before the 1st came after the ruling was out. it wasn't clear that it comes out to more i to day that it came out today. so more and more people are coming here. the majority is kind of morning and they are very sad that this very important. right? to get an important for many. mm hm. and very important, right, is being taken away brand. i just want to make clear follow international audience . it's not that abortion is not possible anymore in the united states, but the protection for this nation wide law is taken away. so now it's up to the states, and this is what some women fear here, that in rural places in places far away from stays in which abortion is still legal . and they won't be able to get t

i wanted to know that our washington bureau chief in his po, she is standing outside the u. s. supreme court in washington. in his we know, history was made to day inside the building where you are, talk to me about the emotions outside that building. ah, well as you see there really hundreds of women and men here in front of the supreme court. it only took a couple of minutes before the 1st came after the ruling was out. it wasn't clear that it comes out to more i to day that it came out today. so more and more people are coming here. the majority is kind of morning and they are very sad that there's very important, right to get an important for many. mm hm. and very important, right, is been taken away brand. i just want to make clear follow international audience. it's not that abortion is not possible any more in the united states, but the protection for this nation wide law is taken away. so now it's up to the states. and this is what some women fear here, that in rural places in places far away from state in which abortion is still legal . and they won't be able to get t

u. s. itself and washington's taking all this even further. it's recently slapped sanctions against a number of chinese and m roddy companies doing business with a ran one of a few countries that might be able to counteract the rapidly rising global price of oil. but washington seems more interested in its maximum pressure campaign against iran. so oil prices saw a sudden sharp rise after that decision is just the latest episode and biden's series of sanctions that leave world wide pain and suffering in their wake. for those who had rather laugh than cry means comparing biden's. tragic tumble from his bicycle to the collapse of the economy. offer some sort of comic relief. others though, just want the price of oil to go down. asian boys hoping for a quick return of iranian supply to bring oil prices low amidst rising geopolitical tensions. i think that the united states responded to soviet contrary, as they saw what happened, that was been happening over the ukraine. because all the thought that have been given is that they could use this colu

u. s. has evaded justice for at least a century. hypocrisy is bipartisan. here in the u. s. capital in washington, manila, cham me. well, let's said dell into some manila points with john mark dragon from a us marine geopolitical on list blogger. good to see you again. your initial reaction, john, to, to hearing us experts are leading a team, investigating potential war crimes in ukraine. would that be an impartial prob no, no, it would not. and i don't know whether to laugh or whether to be outraged. but the very thought that the united states who's killed hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians since the, since we started the 1st gulf war could ever engage in some kind of war crimes. court is just outland ish. could we expect the crimes of the ukrainian neo nazi a softball battalion to be prosecuted in this investigation as well? i'll just remind the viewers the team garlan said will be led by the departments, best known nutsy hunter, eli rosenbaum. yes. so look, the united states, they are always looking to prosecute those that they don't like. and they are protecting those that they do li

u. s. tensions between beijing and washington over the self governing island of ty von have sort in decent months. frequent incursions by the chinese air force into ty, once and offense zone, have angered the by an administration. we were witness. they studied increase in provocative and destabilizing military activity in your taiwan. and we remain focused on maintaining peace stability and the status quo. a quote across the tri one street, but the p. r. c's moves threatened to undermine security of stability and prosperity in the end of the civic, or you will last month, president joe biden announced that washington would defend ty von, should china attack provoking and angry rebuke. from beijing, by the white house has since walked back those statements thought of a deliberate policy of weakness on taiwan, known as strategic ambiguity. for the small island living in the shadow of it's increasingly a sort of neighbor that ambiguity provides little comfort. this is dw news lie from berlin up. next is reporter. looking at the decline of turkeys nomad population. you can get all the latest n

i want to know that our washington bureau chief in his poll, she is standing outside the u. s. supreme court in washington, in his we know, history was made to day inside the building where you are, talk to me about the emotions outside that building. well, as you see there really hundreds of women and men here in front of the supreme court, it only took a couple of minutes before the 1st came after the ruling was out. it wasn't clear that it comes out to more i today that it came out today. so more and more people are coming here. the majority is kind of morning and they are very sad that there's very important right to get an important for many of them. and very important, right, is being taken away brand. i just want to make clear our international audience. it's not that abortion is not possible any more in the united states, but the protection for this nation wide law is taken away. so now it's up to the states, and this is what some women fear here, that in rural places in places far away from stays in which abortion is still legal . or they won't be able to get that don

u. s. tensions between beijing and washington over the self governing island of piven have soared in decent months. frequent incursions by the chinese air force into ty wants, and offense zone have angered the by an administration. we were witnessed a steady increase in provocative and d, stabilizing military activity in taiwan. and we remain focused on maintaining peace stability and the status quo. a quart across the tri one street, but the p. r. c's moves, threatened to undermine security of stability and prosperity in the endo pacific are you will last month all president joe biden announced that washington would defend ty von should china attack provoking and angry rebuke from beijing by the white house has since walked back. those statements thought of a deliberate policy of weakness on by one, no one a strategic ambiguity. for the small island living in the shadow of it's increasingly a sort of neighbor that ambiguity provides little comfort. before we go, here's a quick look at our top story. this, our ukraine says it forces are still holding alec in part of the eastern city of the

u. s. interests. jessica washington report from singapore as lori, as diplomatic activities, as the us is to emphasize its commitment to the security of the asia pacific. no region will do more to set the trajectory of the 21st century than this one. the defense secretary lloyd austin, held talks with several peers from asian countries during his visit to singapore, including his chinese counterpart, general waif on her at what's called the shingle, our dialog, austin told delegates chinese military activity around taiwan is a threat to the region. and we remain focused on maintaining peace stability and the status quo across across to taiwan strait. but the p r c's moves threatened to undermine security of stability and prosperity in the endo passivity. we've seen allies, analysts say the defense chief speech underscored major differences between us and china. liberate some interesting motion. a lot about the size, no order, especially the movies, all they're using for the chinese. the question is, who's rules and who'

washington or the u. s. house of representatives has passed a sweeping package of gun control measures bots. the bill has little hope of being approved in the senate as patty calhane reports from washington. late on wednesday, the u. s. house of representatives past what is easily the most aggressive gun control legislation in years if not in decades. some of the things that the house passed basically raised the age for someone to be able to buy an assault weapon from 18 as it is now to $21.00. they want to ban the sale of large capacity magazines. basically, if a clip can hold a 15 bullets or more, they want to get rid of that. they also want to create safe storage requirements for people who keep firearms in their homes. the legislation would also ban ghost guns. those are basically guns that can be made from kits. they're pretty much untraceable, and they want to ban bumps stocks. those are tools that can turn basically a rifle into what appears more to be a machine gun. the vote was fairly partisan. 5 rep