u. s. will not contradict of israel possibly because they fear retribution from is really interested in the united states, but for whatever reason they're going against any notion of humanity. yeah, it really is remarkable in or whatever it was, the d 7 plane globally right now. what names is it trying to achieve as well that it's doesn't really matter what it's trying to achieve. it is become an essence to obviously remember the g 7 was per uh, was pushed aside by the g 20. when the heavy work came out, during the us led financial crisis, created a financial crisis in 2008 in 2009. and now the g 20 has basically faded away, unable to deal with the debt to climate issues, conflict, etc. that's out there. so you're seeing a successive number of, of western generated in groups g 7, g, 20 failing. while you see uh, you know, bricks and bricks plus of forging ahead. more countries want to join it. it's a symbol that there's a new order or a multiply a lateral order that is emerging and is not satisf

u. s.. so, we will defend militarily.ve achieved semiconductor independents, we resume the status quo of strategic ambiguity. yes, that would be a change. a change now, and a change later. i think -- >> just to clarify -- >> she jinping would have to be foolish to invade taiwan to disrupt the semiconductor supply chain. >> just on the final point of clarity on this, once the united states achieve semiconductor independence, do you believe it will be in the united states national interest to deter china from invading taiwan. >> we will evaluate at that point in time. it will not be preferable for china to invade taiwan. >> that is not an answer to my question. >> we will then adopted what is our current -- >> you are not answering -- >> that is in the future, abby. >> you're not answering my question. >> abby, i don't think you understand -- actually, you know what strategic ambiguity means. -- i am >> asking you a simple question.. >> the current posture of strategic ambiguity. >> mr. ramaswamy, it is a yes or no answer.

u. s. will continue to have that to get to the perception in the individual and, and they're currently not calling for. they know there's still nothing quality so right. including in that office. yeah. and if they do it, and if they do allow humanitarian and to go into guys, if there is, we are post. he is troops not, not just suppose that that might improve the situation with the savings, the types of people who are passing. it's sort of thing with farming and diseases now they have to do with this as most of blinking hands at the, from the for him and instead of jordan and egypt and, and i'm and jordan, when they fold it probably out of to now is forcing side not to talk about god's that of that door. so that is one thing. the 2nd book is about 2 state solution. do you, are you talking about the 2 state solution for so many, right? in fact, the us, the supposed sort to security council resolution one and 2000 to a resolution 59 to 7 and one in 2003, 1515. it's the books exactly. literally abou

u. s. will encourage its allies to follow international law, but didn't get as much detail as to how the us is encouraging israel to lift its blanket on the gaza strip, which has completely cut off vital resources in the last month. here's what he said . we'll continue to work closely with partners in the region distressed, important somebody here into the law of war support. and those were trying to get to safety or provide assistance and facilitate and access to food, water, medical care, and shelter for citizens. whatever they're located in garza, while the vitamin ministration has encourage you to allies in israel to pursue humanitarian pauses. netanyahu's government has rejected those calls completely, but that hasn't stopped washington for moving to pass a more aid for israel. and congress is currently looking for ways to pass more than $14000000000.00 in a. and the only question seems to be whether 8 for you, crime will be passed with it or whether us support who go to is ro alone. politi

u. s . navy will ship as responded to a distress. cool. from a commercial time cut off the coast of human american military officials say 5 attack cuz have surrendered and that the is really linked cargo ship and its crew on now safe. yelman's government blames who see rebels for the attack. 3 college students of palestinian descent defend, has been shots and injured in the us states of the month. investigate has tracing the shooting as a possible hate crime. 2 of the men all set to be in stable condition, but one has more serious injuries. police all searching for the assailant with the wills, all eyes on the israel, how much will and goes a palestinian communities in the occupied westbank facing. rising violence from is ready such lives in the territory, but the us andro many have spoken. i also gave the harrison and intimidation that rights groups. one is driving a fresh wave of force displacement of palestinians of this is happening at a pos of the occupied west bank, which is on the full is really control the double use a bring him re

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u. s. will have for them to come with themselves to one keyboard, which is the destruction of homicide, ending it soon and gaza at as far as we know from old is a new official statements on the american statements as well. especially the famous open piece that was published by president by them couple of days ago in the washington post. what do you bluntly commits himself to dislike to this, to the instructional promise? so we have these 2 states is what i learned to us. i've been fully committed to visible and i think sadly, this leads us to the conclusion that after this throughs is, are we continuing its sward. unless there is a drastic change. and i'm not sure where would it come from this time? me also want to talk about the palestinians who are about to be released. we understand that we're talking about $300.00 palestinian women and children. and it seems the majority of children a full, the benefit of us who might not be very familiar with the situation. while so many children held in wa

u. s. will have to leave this place, slap, but this been a huge build up of us military hardway in the region since the war on guys at this latest one began on october the 7th. and that's wearing a lot of people. a lot of people are concerned that they could be a spillover and that we could see a regional conflict. is that something that concerns you? why is the risk of compensation to? of course, we do all our best so that this crisis wouldn't not to spill over. we don't want to see a new confrontation with the so this price is what us moving we have. so there's many times or for minnesota so that our president has said that we wish that is really come to the my senses and, but they stop this atrocity is against the goes from cooper. and so the crisis where the stop. but if the answer is because i think that is really is one to transfer the crisis from inside. there's really to outside, there's very, this is one day wish because israel is now in the whole country. so across country, i mean, we'

u. s. will not hang over there. try lateral relations, ties that have already struggled not only diplomatically, but also economically, unit skim. oh to 0. so well, that's it for me, joe. now how so this news i'll stay with us as my colleague wrote mathis and takes the chat with more of the days news the as the situation and got the estimates we bring you expert news and analysis. this is not the convention of war between the 2 armies at between the 2 states. this is a symmetric award. these really only does not purposely so to kill children. unfortunately, children can be the casualties of the wall, the test. in real time, we've only taking them to call the test. this government is mostly to solve the war. as you said, to do that, there wouldn't be no peace without justice for finished and stay with us for the latest development on tuesday. and for my life is the senegalese fishermen to elected m p in the madrid assembly fighting racism insane giving voice to those he left behind. a michael turned politician reveal

so he will be looking for some sign that the u. s . is at least considering lifting some of its curves on technological exports to china, especially exports that china needs to produce uh to pursue advance a chip making ads, and that he might settle for an agreement where no new restrictions are put in place. now you mentioned that china sees itself as an alternative to the u. s. lead world order, but it has to be pointed out that china is coming to the table at a time where it has been very much weekend economically. it's seeing fall in foreign direct investment. so really what the 2 leaders are seeing at this moment is a window where they both need each other in very specific ways. and therefore they should talk even though they might be strategic competitors. and just one quick final question for you. she is also attending a dinner with american business leaders. and now there's been some controversy around that and the price to dine with the chinese president. exactly. so the word is that $40000.00 gets you a see to add sheets and

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money and also the political will loan one more money into this bottomless pit and is declining and therefore the seeking for ways for others to pay for this disastrous u. s. foreign policy. this will policy, the rest of the ration has trusted, the us and the u. k. a bit too much for too long. the same applies to germany. i mean germany is always trust is that you can to us, too much for too long. but of these players are basically not fair players, they always play with dirty trace and nothing that's becoming a more patent to every one of those probably good a good lesson. i mean, you know, obviously it's better to avoid it, but it's better to be aware of this now for the future. and that these are deeply soonest. the players bet on to cuz spread falls, who's mislead trading, negotiating partners and allies, and the, even without hesitation, would hurt the own allies and vassals, you know, blow up the energy supply and, and also costs the decimal thousands of 1000 people unnecessarily. the u. s. military says it's cars also so called a self defense strike on a weapons death. i went east and syria that was allegedly used by volunteers lumnick revolutionar

will loan more the more money into this bottomless pit. and is declining in there for the seeking for ways for others to pay for this disastrous u. s. foreign policy. this will policy, the rest of the ration has trusted. the us and the u. k. a bit too much for too long. the same applies to germany, i mean germany is always trust is that you can to us too much for too long. of these players are basically not fair players. they always play with dirty tricks. and i think that's becoming a more pattern to every one of those. probably good, a good lesson. i mean, you know, obviously it's better to avoid it, but it's better to be aware of this now for the future. and that these are deeply soonest. the players that on po cuz the sprint falls, who's mislead trading, negotiating partners and allies and, and the email without hesitation would hurt the allies and vassals, you know, blow up the energy supplies and, and also costs the decimal thousands of 1000 people unnecessarily. archie dot com is the website you can get more details of all the stories are following. i see you again in 30 minutes. the when we think of tourism, we usually thin

u. s. is not willing unfilled until this moment to use this leverage and say enough is enough in norman gum providing this coverage to this madness or is lady fascist government with these individuals that the autumn up to do anything about it. and what kind of the after division they have do they will not have any vision for the after when the world of silence, no one is the scene and leave the ship a week. i'm isolated, i mean, humanly at the end, but my law is not going to come to a fit of it's a human radiation to come to ride and this lady think uncomfortable does a be that's, i'm not willing to do this either. so who's going to 0? to do this is the united states. if this guy ios continues, is gonna it's gonna fall and it's slap and it's going to form in the hands of is the us. and then the u. s. is going to be a business. they'll have to have them this, which we saw how it's handled and they like, i mean, i've done this time out of 20 years of work. so you, so you're saying and bring him in your view. the turning point is not so much how many people are killed, how violence, or unprec

leave middle eastern countries like 11 on a wrong and israel and will loan americans some money to buy the ticket if needed. harmonically u. s. is more than willing to give $75000000000.00 to ukraine. $3000000000.00, israel and a $100000000.00 to palestine. i'm sure i know he isn't on this edition of 360 view . we're going to ask, is there something wrong about a country willing to find a war, but not fund to their own citizens escaping it? let's get started. the and it seems, there is not a major military conflict. presently, united states as well as other western countries do not like. on one end, we had a horrible event happen. one which no country wants, where there is a well organized mass attacked by another on its citizens causing chaos, violence and get, however, well it seemed like israel was going to put the 6th stream, leave full court, press back on god's in response, and solely on their own several weeks later, while there was a strong military operation happening, i feel like israel has backed down from the original. we are doing this our way and on our own strategy. it's almost like they started and looked bac

will be put in place. now you mentioned that the china wants to be an alternative to the u. s. light world order, but it has to be pointed out that china is coming to the us at the moment of economic weakness, auto moments of the following 4 and direct investment. as such, it is not in the greatest position to be able to achieve that agenda. and i think that is planned for all the observers here to see. yeah. and everyone's talking about money there in san francisco. so we will have to ask you about, i'm she and i'm a dinner with american business leaders. i understand there's some controversy surrounding that dinner and, and the price to dine with the chinese prison brands . we are hearing that $40000.00 gets he received at huge in pounds table, and if that is a little bit over budget, then you might be able to pay the $2000.00 or for the more general admission ticket price. now this is a dinner that has been criticized by especially republican lawmakers on the house select committee on china. they have been saying that it presents bad optics. they want to see bite and take a

u. s. and that, you know, the world is big enough to accommodate both countries. and then later when he had to do that with a bite, and he also mentioned that um, china is willing to be a partner and a friend of the u. s. i know this is a rhetoric and we was have to see whether a china will also deliver it and when it comes to actions. but i would say it's quite a good sign. and when i, the indicators they drink the q and a at that the president bite and gave it to what's the press that he called seating thing? a dictator. now that could have blown up here and getting picked up by state media in china, but sofa. i haven't seen that so i guess they don't want to spoil the moot and run the potty. william. the 2 leaders also talked about taiwan plenty of potential there for ruining the party. it's one of the most explosive issues in relation to between the us and china. what came out of that discussion about taiwan, really right. it is a major pressure point between the 2 sides. the readout from the white house was extensive. i mean, you, these readouts are usually, you know, a paragraph for too long. this was an essay and just a laundry list of issues of which taiwa

u. s. and european speakers will continue to commit to these war crimes. and now many parts of the world are skiing for i. c. c. member states, particularly in the global south of to try and help solve it. just what do you guys lift off the ice, these, these credibility and all of this comes off to question. see if there's this question such as, what is the difference between cutting con anthony blink and the live slough benjamin netanyahu? and these questions was stopped by a statement issued by the poppy prosecutor menus. paper was made me say, reflections in the ability and bias music of the situation and this is really never to be during the referral off the situation in palestine to the i. c. c comes off to foreign minister and the lead, the pano cold and the eyes to see to issue a re suarez a case. and it's a new off when as a is really need, is responsible for janice on the murder of children, women, and the elderly. by israel is an act that should have resulted in the international criminal court, issuing an immediate arrest warrant for team decisi

u. s. policy entries. controversial legacy will definitely remain a topic on discussion. not only here in the united states, but we've been mean thank you very much. our correspondent in washington and benjamin alvarez gruber. as you're watching dw news, just a quick reminder of our top story. at least one woman has been killed as a for people wounded when government open fire near a bus stop outside jerusalem. really police say they shot and killed to attack on cherry martin complex. i'm just next with sarah kelly. thanks for watching the into the conflict. so with sarah kelly was slow progress and the counter offensive and winter setting. and there's a growing number of voices calling for a re think of what the priorities crane and how to achieve that from the berlin foreign policy for. and i'm joined by ukraine's investors alexi montana getting closer to being forced to consider health compromises complex. next, on dw me to since you have made history for decades, he designed us find policy boss. the controversial genius always kept his cards close to his and an unusua

but the reason most go has we, pulling from this treaty, is because it says that mirrors will, b, u. s is position for reviews, and that's because, well, the us is a signal treat to that treaty. it hasn't rectified it. rory, an attendant by default, is that it is not legally bound to that treaty. so from a most good point of view, this is stakes on now, even when it comes to both tracy's interesting and date of the shot of dimansky. thank you. the, the international community did not agree to impose sanctions on russia as develop nations like to portray those are not my words that's coming from india is foreign minister and a reason. and if you haven't listened for us, these sanctions are essentially livers that advanced economies have at the disposal based on mechanisms, powers and tools built over many years. they use these leaders when it suits them, to be sure many parts of the world do not accept the concept of sanctions in the same way. it is done is that the whole world agreed on sanctions. it's not really like that. the sound good has taken on the west again, or was selective o

and pro is ray the americas, which will expire u. s. media outlets. while they both address the ongoing conflicts, attention has been drawn to the very different tons of st. corresponding to shape bows. bins, us the details in this it relates to 2 letters, one issued to the is really diaspora. if you like. and i the united states exceptionally powerful. of course, we know that the intimate relationship between the united states and these really stayed going back a long time and one the afterwards sometime afterwards issued to the palestinian at diaspora, the supporters of the policy and you'd move and if you like. and where were you looking at the differences in the language here? the differences in the messaging of, for example, when it comes to as the uh, is rainy losses which occurred on october 7th. both of these letters, both communications refer specifically to the number of is there any losses, but what they do refer to when it comes to the palestinians, they say terms like manage. so the term killed is not used, numbers are not used. and of co

u. s. is not willing to do the the but the whole government is not going to even consider it or not because of the right wing fascist members of the government like been get fee and a small to sions and visualize the government. but because of the thing you don't want himself, let's say more about that than yeah, who is someone who in 1996, who with his political getting in the both of his time to kill the 2 state solution and not to allow a for the creation of a policy united states since 1996 and he was successful in getting the 2 state solution formula. right. how is he going to give this to the us administration on the bus at this moment? that's not going to happen. and it's quite extraordinary that we're even talking about a post conflict. situational scenario here, when the conflict is, is still going on and the bombing is intensifying every day. i wanted to come back to the americans the brain and ask you about the where in the region, their relationships and right now a blinking is heading to turkey. and he's heading to iraq after that. and there has been tensions in iraq as we star

u. s. military and the chinese military will resume regular communication to avoid any confusion. in addition to that biden, and she's been paying agreed to have dialogue dealing with the drug problem and the problem of drug trafficking, drug addiction, etc, to tackle that issue. and this is related to an ongoing issue in the united states, as many republicans have pushed forward. the claim that china is somehow responsible for america's drug problem. that is a, a major issue that's been thrown at present biden. and when he spoke after the meeting present, she didn't bring expressed a huge amount of empathy for americans who have struggled with drug addiction or had a relative who's suffered from drug addiction. now, in addition of the chinese president urge divide into stop sending weapons to the island of taiwan non emphasize the need for that, and also the chinese present emphasize the need for economic ties and economic cooperation. now it's also important to note that that language of competitors was used by joe biden. joe biden referred to china as a competitor with the unit

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u. s. economy runs of the, the home will begins to sneeze. so how does it bank to other countries? what is the fed arrears of? how is america making money from war and ukraine? and how did it all start media re you den gulf associated professor, department of state politics must go state university, ph. d and economics. government government contract sir. go ahead. because i presume he didn't really marmont. the never that idea. yeah. those are nearby. are there any it was really swift shift, so because of the show it going to get if you knew what the deal or live. oh, that's good though it through jim gave you. but but samples did it, brad's board is there in your washing machine gun. it brought them through unplugged more, so that's the built up where i meant restore to europe is conservative. that's started there and what was the real of glad to go out. certainly didn't give us writing and louis coloring. louis city authorities 030 there filters, but the opportunity when you did a very sewer post, the chicago district during the project comes out the door. there's a little girl

u. s. i think it's highly room at that both sides will reach an agreement that china will correct down on. it's tom, a company company to produce a pre christmas for f antonio. so the that will be one practical example. also, just several hours before the summit of the united states and china bay for least a joint statement, basically, pledging mall cooperation of fighting climate change. so those, those are already quite good results in the us. president says he's interested in restoring military communication with china. is that something china wants as well as well. i mean, china is not so vocal about it, but in theory it is also in china's interest um, and also in the interest of the whole international community. and the last weeks we've seen very many very dangerous. um, uh, risky men move us in the south china sea. um, always involving chinese fight to, to its end and ships. and, you know, those incidents can really quickly escalate if there's some miscommunication. so communication is the key to prevent really those dangerous situations. but i must also say that um, china has not a

u. s. and sorry, not to warm up prophecy. the nation. the leaders of the to drive of superpowers will be in the spotlight at an airship. it's a pick summit in san francisco. we look at what's on their agenda and iceland us out, allowed home to pick up essentially the presidents of the town and the shadow of an active volcano, connect some belonging, but i've now been told to leave and definitely find just one that could be an adoption at any time, the number such as while back into the program or for sure to save stuff and guides us main hospitalized have duck a mass grave to bury schools of forty's with jeff reservation out for days. hospital said they have no choice is ready, false as of all that surround the she for complex. and then the last few hours, the u. s. has back to israel's claim. the tomas militants have a c'mon center underneath the complex. i can confirm with you that we have information in the palestinian to use some hospitals including el cheapo and titles underneath the chicken. so you want to support their military operations. members, operator command control node from our city. they have stored we

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