u. s. will send the air defense systems, firearms, and miss ives. package also includes training for the tie when these military type pay says the us aid will be unimportant steps and its defenses against china. beijing has criticize the deal china seas. taiwan is a break away province, which is part of its territory. josie marie, pest june, runs the project. taiwan is a pioneer at the university of tier in germany. i asked or whether the us is beating up a to taiwan in the hope of averting another ukraine scenario. well, somehow probably in the long run, the probably not in the direct line. you're just screaming here, the commitment to time and goes beyond that ukraine scenario. however, it's a clear symbol from the us to us alliances in the region, especially to taiwan and especially to japan. they are joining forces in defending time on him. and how do you think the move will impact washington's relations with, with beijing? well, let's not be. yeah, i'm realistic here they are frozen anyway,

u. s. will commercial force has been u. s. needs to bring its air force needs to bring its boots underground and it's very close to operation. and they don't want to do that, so i don't see the united states has a future in syria. they withdrew also know later. and we can use the statement of the former us investigator to syria. have a word for it as an evidence for that that you said we're going to withdrawal from syria. it's better for the courage to strike a deal with the mosque was before withdrawing, leaving them behind, and abandoning them just like we did with our allies, enough kind of stuff. so my opinions are probably already have done must go, should be uh, reconciling with the kurds in the eastern shore of the fight is striking a deal with them, giving them culture to rights, allowing them to teach kurdish endeavor schools and speaking kurdish in their communities. and it's allowed to speak a kurdish, but the official language drops out. so you guys are a big and if you go to, for example, annual official center

u. s. will continue to responsive late to manage its relationship with china. and that's certainly a concern that ozzy on foreign minister does do have how this great power arrival rates might shape the region in the future on the issue off the war and ukraine. of course, an issue that was bound to come up, given the presence of the russian foreign minister. he said that he didn't regard so gay lover of presence in these forms as a positive force. and that rather these interventions were focused on negative presentations and describing every problem in the world to the us. so suddenly, in terms of outcomes, well, it's difficult to say what was actually achieved through this week of diplomacy, but suddenly laying the groundwork for september when all the latest. we'll meet a once again and they'll also be joined by dialogue part the jessica washington. all to 0 deposit. what's a mile and presidential candidate that an out of all of has lost his campaign for the run of the balance in august and federal prosecutor had announced the ban on out of dollars to me a po

and that we're also willing to use what amounts to economic warfare . but now the u. s. has doubled down. and this time, the bottom administration with a series of financial sanctions against moscow, the likes of 1st there was the decision to phrase $300000000000.00, which is nearly half of watches, foreign currency reserves. and if that wasn't economically punitive enough for us, then move to remove russian bank from swift an enter bank messaging. so you talk with banks and are able to communicate with one another. taking together with the most recent economic restrictions imposed on that as well. and firms and tracking these firms. there is this world or hearing loud and clear. the u. s. is willing to deploy what appears to be economic more fair, but more importantly, that it's willing to use. it's now, perhaps more than they ever have in the past. so it's not just about doing it, it's about doing more of it. and that may be why countries from latin america to africa, to the middle east are asking themselves if they can do it to those countries, if they can do it to ch

u. s. will remain a reliable nato partner for decades to come? >> i absolutely guarantee it.upport from the american people, there is overwhelming support from members of congress. both health and senate, and both parties now withstanding the part there is such extreme elements of some party. we will stand together. the american people now feel a sense at the end of world war ii, and the formation of nato, that our security rests in the unanimity among european and transatlantic partner. and so this is going to. no one can guarantee the future. and this is the best bet that anyone could make. >> and my second question, on that note to mr. president, hearing this answer that no one can guarantee a future. are you worried that political instability in the u.s. well cause issues in the alliance in the future? >> let me be clear, i didn't say we couldn't guarantee the future. you can tell me when we're gonna be able to come home tonight. no one is sure what they're going to do. i'm saying as sure as anything could possibly be said about american foreign policy, we will stay conne

u. s. will be too strong. so they're trying to pass it beat by beat. we've seen minister eat the benefit of this thing. this is just the 1st course and we would close, you know, all this stuff so, so this is interesting and the protest is you're telling us whether it's the whole traditional overall package or whether it is just one small isolated slice of it. the protesters are coming out on force no matter what that exactly they saved as their land last chance to prevent the disappear that other bill to pass their marquis to the parliament in their statement that to day a, the madison that the he is square and the prophets in you granting 2005 is thing we can seems to parliament gather around it and they're calling people not to come for one hour or 2, but to come for days and days. so it's unclear if they would state their that tends only to monday to this specific can be or will pass in bottom at all. they're going to stay a 4 weeks. all right, well, we're going to be watching this very closely. there are now into their 29th week of protest organs,

u. s. is willing to deploy what appears to be economic warfare. but more importantly, that it's willing to use, it's now perhaps more than they've ever have in the past. so it's not just about doing it, it's about doing more of it. and that may be why countries from latin america to africa, to the middle east are asking themselves if they can do it to those countries, if they can do it to china and russia and that as well on iran. will we be next? and there's a time to start looking for an alternative. joining us down to talk about this as economist and professor richard wolf. always good to see you, my friend, i'm glad we get a chance to talk about this. what do you make of this situation with low at a silver going out there and just saying out loud, but a lot of countries i've been thinking and how important is that is very important. and what he's saying is in the mines and in the press release is of more and more countries every day. there is no nice way around this. the us dollar became the global currency at the end of world war 2, because t

u. s. will continue to responsibly manage its relationship with china, and that's certainly a concern that ozzy on. foreign ministers do have how this great power rival rates might shape the region in the future on the issue of the war and ukraine. of course, an issue that was bound to come up, given the presence of the russian foreign minister. he said that he didn't regard so gay lover of presence in these forms as a positive force and the raw, the, the, he's, interventions were focused on negative presentations and describing every problem in the well to the us. so suddenly, in terms of outcomes, well, it's difficult to say what was actually achieved through this week of diplomacy, but suddenly laying the groundwork for september when all of the leaders will meet a once again. and they'll also be joined by dialogue part the jessica washington. i'll just 0 deposit for quite a mile in presidential candidates. bernardo, a revenue has launched his campaign for a run. i'll spell it in august. fede

u. s. approach will not only damage the legitimate rights and interests of chinese enterprises, but will also harm the interest of many countries and regions and their global scientific and technological exchanges. economic and trade, cooperation, and will eventually itself up. the related concerns of the us industry have already illustrated this point. now, lately we've seen the pattern of any time it looks like us relations with china are about to improve something goes wrong. you'll recall that just after anthony blank and recently returned from beijing, you had joe biden, referring to chinese president fusion thing as a dictator, less than diplomatic words. uh, that's one way of understanding it. and then you'll recall the engineer lincoln's previous trip to beijing was canceled the over the balloon that floated into us territory. that us media declared to be a viable known and created this area across the united states in response to. so people are wondering if we will see a real improvement now that the us treasury secretary is in beijing talking about us relations with china, spec

u. s. approach will not only damage the legitimate rights and interests of chinese enterprises, but will also harm the interest of many countries and regions and their global science, economic and trade cooperation, and will eventually eat itself up. the related concerns of the us industry have already illustrated. attack and ship war continues the united states and china remain rivals and now appears top. officials in the united states are trying to clean up some of by these masses. the treasury secretary is now in china hoping to improve relations and then all the rising concerns and tensions between the 2 countries, which in all the 6 to dekalb law or economy from all economies would be disastrous for both countries. it wouldn't be this dumb lising for the rest of the world. the buzz word now is the competing, and we're seeing it more than ever. china has just imposed export curves on ship making metals, and it's a clear move and a tech war against america. so i mean, conductors are a clear battle ground in the trade war, where you have the united states and the european union facing

u. s. embassy will be part of the meeting today stuffs you a lot of vested interest. indeed, i'm going to address the out that echo us raising for us in a bridge and nigeria. thank you very much on that. well, let's take a closer look now at echo us, the economic community of west african states is a regional grouping of 15 countries. it was founded back in 1975. its mission is to invite self sufficiency for the region through economic integration. because it has also devoid peacekeeping forces several times over the past 30 years, including and liberia, 0 earlier in and beginning of the style. i mean, we spoke to a down the guy he was, he was director of communications for echo was sometime back. he believes that regional in west and politicians have this little leverage or venetia is created is because it 2 books that you sold over the body does come with function. the phones formulation that dental uh project. uh, the policies in order to uh, do not both ways, but so far the food to fix any uh, any of those codes because, well, probably won't be off because they don't have the ability

will be a negotiated solution. but i do think it's up to the u. s. and the u. k. to be willing for that to happen, and that's up to us as citizens of those countries to demand that the you and human rights council has approved a controversial resolution in the wake of last month koran. burning incident in sweden. the motion introduced by pakistan requires states to review their laws in close any gaps that would limit the prevention and prosecution of acts of religious hatred. we must see these clearly for what it is incitement to really just hatred, discrimination, and attempts to promote violence. we must join hands and condemn minutes. we must isolate those who stole k trip. there is not a single most them country on the planets that allows the disaggregation of the whole. the text of all the religions or the human resolution was strongly opposed by the us and you who claimed it conflicts with their views on human rights and free speech. solomon's event director general of the pakistan afghanistan, youth for him says the adoption of the resolution was needed to o

u. s. terms, china was willing to provide russia with, quote me full aid. i think of patients, that's a word they use legal aid and even goes so far as to disguise that legal aid as humanitarian and not intended for defense. now that's fascinating, right. joining us once again is john kerry ok you? he's a former entail officer and host of whistle blowers. thanks again for being with us . my pleasure. what you think of the whole thing with china and the us apparently is saying that the chinese are giving a to russia. i found it ironic that the united states would be angry. yeah, go ahead. is it where do you even begin with something like this is the fact of the matter is that the united states provides legal aid in every one of these kinds of conflicts all around the world. a lot of it, a lot of it all over the world. we could count in dozens of country. amen. afghanistan and libra, syria. libby. uh, i mean, we could go off right now ukraine and now ukraine. so let's say that this is true, that the chinese are providing legal aid to russia. so what, that's n

going to be very delicate conversations that will be taking place, both formerly and on the side lives. and we should also point out that after that the u. s. president will be traveling for yet another summit, the 1st of his kind for the by the ministration he'll be traveling to helsinki and finland where he will be meeting with the leaders of the nordic countries. there. they'll be having a summit where they'll be talking about the concerns of russia and china and their growing influence in the arctic regions. thank you for the white house correspondent kennedy hall, cut that to the us military says it has killed a senior. i salita in eastern syria, a salma alma hob job was the law law just was subject to a drone strike on july. the 7th, the us says it's trends had been harassed by russian across some hours before the attack. the us treasury secretary has ended her full day visit to china, saying discussions more direct and productive despite significant disagreements on it yet. and so the us has serious concerns about what she cool. china is on 5 economic practices. so an estate media report, it concerns about us economic sanctions. kat

u. s. u and illegal to utilize will sanctions, particularly against nicaragua, venezuela, in cuba. it should engage in fair and equal trading practices with the latin american countries. it should ratify the convention on the rights of the child and enforce it, and it should enforce its own child labor was. i also believe that a, you wanted expert should be appointed immediately to investigate the situation at the us border, especially as it involves children migrants who are being horribly exploited by the united states. now, it's important to note the us representative at this special meeting. now in which members of the un security council were present, ignored the many criticisms a level on the united states for its policies, but instead focused remarks simply on blaming russia and putting blame squarely on russia's head for the refugee is created by the conflict in ukraine. so that's what we saw at the un headquarters as the meeting took place. the, the firefighter has been killed and 5 people wounded off to ukraine, showed a fire station in the city of go laska sees steve swe

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u. s has ramped up regional diplomacy, beefing up its defense alliances. washington and camber are participating in the largest ever australia. u. s. military exercise, thomas mine, sabre. france will also take part in the drills. us secretary of state, anthony, blinking opened a new embassy in tonga in february the us reopened its embassy in solomon islands. after 30 years of his plans to open admissions and find a while to and care a body. 2 days after blinking left tonka, the chinese piece, our hospital ship dropped their offering free health services to scramble for the site. pacific is picking up. pace is joining us in the studio. is d w 's asia analyst, clifford coon and clifford, can you tell us a little bit more about mcclung strip? well, this is a by france carving out its own little nation foreign policy when it comes to this region, which is now, as we've seen, is a scramble for this at pacific, between china into us and particular. he's taken name of what he calls this, this, this new imperialism does a little bit of ambiguities there. i think it's clarity and the china, but he's also suggesting that the us, which is also building up its presence in the region is also g

u. s. terms, china was willing to provide russia with, quote me full aid. i think of patients, that's a word they use legal aid and even goes so far as to disguise that legal aid as humanitarian and not intended for defense. now that's fascinating, right. joining us once again is john kerry ok you? he's a former entail officer and host of whistle blowers. thanks again for being with us . my pleasure. what do you think of that whole thing with china? and the us apparently is saying that the chinese are giving a to russia. i found it ironic that the united states would be angry. yeah, go ahead. where do you even begin with something like this is the fact of the matter is that the united states provides a legal aid and every one of these kinds of conflicts all around the world. a lot of it, a lot of it all over the world. we could count in dozens of country, amen. afghanistan and libra, syria. libby. uh, i mean, we could go on right now ukraine and now ukraine. so let's say that this is true, that the chinese are providing legal aid to russia. so what, that's

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u. s. terms china was willing to provide you. busy with quote me full aid, that's in quotations, that's a word they use legal aid and even go so far as to disguise that legal aid, as humanitarian and not intended for defense. now that's fascinating, right. joining us once again is john kerry, he's a former intel officer and host of whistle blowers. thanks again for being with us . my pleasure. what do you think of that whole thing with china? and the us apparently is saying that the chinese are giving a to russia. i found it ironic that the united states would be angry. yeah, go ahead. where do you, we would begin with something like this is the fact of the matter is that the united states provides a legal aid and every one of these kinds of conflicts all around the world. a lot of it, a lot of it all over the world. we could count dozens of country eman, afghanistan, and libra syria. libby. uh, i mean, we could go off right now ukraine and now ukraine. so let's say that this is true, that the chinese are providing legal aid to r

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u. s. and it's friends and allies will not do that. they will lose or they've become a peri afraid that will become, you know, in the long run, some kind of developing countries in the future. well know what are 50100 years from now? well, you're not going to long time when we see his desperation and the cost of bonds as an example of it. when you need to interview the cost of bombs and you're in, you're fine. you're really, you're really losing it. yeah. well miss the, i'm glad the onset that because this is an act of desperation and desperate people do desperate things and i wouldn't put it past them. do do other things as well. i mean, it's all about maintaining had gemini, is what we have here is ukraine, is this the example? okay. do you think of policy makers in washington in brussels? give a hoot about ukraine. they don't at all. they want to give them as much weapon reading that their young young men to be killed in the bad failed and the result will be the same. miss. yes, yes, a 100 percent. i'm so glad that the word respirat

u. s. has confirmed it will send widely band cluster munitions to ukraine. on friday the you and the secretary general's office said it was against the continued use of the cost of weapons german. his government says it opposes sending them to the white house, says it's a matter of not the thing ukrainian troops defenseless in working with ukraine to minimize the risk associated with the decision. the ukrainian government has offered us assurances in writing on the responsible use of dpi, cm's, including that they will not use around in civilian populated urban environments and that they will record where they use these rounds, which will simplify later to mining efforts. so it is present legit type as one says these working to extend to the gray and export deal between you. creighton and most got ukraine's present with them. is that in sky is in is done both the talks with in the agreements which it shows ukrainian grain can be transported through the black sea is due to expire. on july 17th. the drew on also says he will continue efforts to end the war wit

will go through. and this is what has essentially led to the agreement mediums. robert, you heard seen on there talk about the issue of the f sixteens of the u. s. has announced that it will move ahead with the transfer of x f. 16 fighter just to tear key in consultation with congress. this happened just a day after tequila gave the green light for sweden joining nato. is this what it was bound to come down to? i don't believe there was ever a chance to administer her to on would deny sweet and a membership in nato. how we've just been talking about the prize. i one point last week, mr. on talked about. uh, getting back to negotiations for turkey, joining a to your opinion of that's not going to happen. his as real prize has been, as your said to fault for this ways to do more to block kurdish activities with in sweden. and secondly, to make sure they would get these arms from the united states if it came down to the and that's the way targeted. negotiate is not the only country that is a smart negotiator. much let me ask you when it comes to sweden joining nato. what kind of a timeline are we looking at when it comes to that happening? and i thi

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