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and so in the remainder of my talk, i'm going to present geopolitical logics of china, russia and the united states. but in a very, very simplified way is just kind of to give you the feel for what's how this argument looks in practice. so let me begin with china. okay. we're going to run direction now. china. so china is known as a an emerging donor. why? because it was only in 2005, five that china transformed itself from being a recipient of aid to being a an international donor. but, of course, china's geopolitical rise arising terms of kind of shift in the distribution of power at the global level embolden beijing to sort of offer for a new set of ideas about different things, including international humanitarian assistance. in fact, china does not use the language of aid. it used its own terminology to refer to those, you know, win win collaborations. it doesn't refer to the recipients of aid as recipients and itself as a donor. so you cannot find donor and recipient terms in chinese vocabulary because for china, it harkens back to the colonial era and so it really wants to portray its

and a few words about the united states. so the united states i will use it in pastor has been the top she mentioned all in term of dollar value of assistance. and headed also been a major contributor to covid-19 assistance and vaccine assistance, again in terms of dollar amount. this is not to say that the united states has traditionally been driven by humanitarian concerns alone. not necessarily in the cold war era for example, both the soviet union and the united states used humanitarian and development assistance as way of countering communist ideology, talk about the soviet union. in the post-cold war era when various administrations would find a connection between for example, development or underdevelopment and authority needs and sources of terrorism much more aid would be channeled towards goals that were unrelated to she mentioned disasters, helping developmental. all in trying to say is that united states distribution has always been colored by more than humanitarian motivation. geopolitics, economics, intervene. i d

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they were members of hezbollah as a grown unit. so even if it's ready to leave southern lebanon, leave population centers as they're supposed to on tuesdays. israel has made clear that attacks like this will continue if, if it considers any a threat that either come from has a lot or is come up. so there still, there is no frontline, we are alone in main highways. and as you can see, the drones strikes destroying this vehicle center for their l associate off site the week before the germans votes in a snap election. the opinion polls the suggesting a shift to the right, the governing coalition of the social democrats are left sholtes collapse back in december of to disagreements or the economic policies. his government is accused of failing to improve the economy and contain migration step pass. and how does this report now from but this could be germany's new chance of task with restoring europe's powerhouse at the time when the content and security is being challenged. 69 to a lawyer fee, but they smacked the conservative from the c

so united nations, charter, save old nations, small or beat are echoes. but now they're somewhat more equal than the other. so um, i think that's arguable. but i wanna ask you this terms, decree on removing obstacles to the us leadership in the field. the 1st official intelligence i think is very interesting and worth it because on the one hand it uses leadership and dominance as total synonyms. they're used interchangeably, them. it also states that the goal of these primacy, that the americans are buying to preserve is to promote human flourishing. this is the phrase that i see. i hear people around trump use a lot of human flourishing. how do you understand it? what do you think they mean when they keep appealing to their so if you have to see that it is not tom's origin of impatient to take some the most about dr. joe intelligence eats those bite biden's immunization in its final base. they buy them signs and decrees, and pester bills about artificial intelligence and youth root all most the exclusive div folder, right? so fucked efficiently. these int

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united states. the one thing that they have going to them in the us is that it's less trade expose than many other locations. so in ports and trade in general, in the united states is about 30 percent of the overall economy. because it's how big the us economy is. so it will have a less direct impact. and let's say if it happened here in single floor, we're traders, 300 percent local g d p. so that's a very different impact. but for us consumers and us businesses that are used to being able to buy himself from abroad quite easily, this is going to have real economic impact to them. it's going to be felt by consumers in the grocery store immediately and after the grocery store in all kinds of products, whether it's durable goods, refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners to all kinds of other products. so far, the, the reaction has been limited to goods only and not yet in services. but i can imagine, especially as a buy local or boycott, american takes off as a sort of reaction to this that us services providers, including us, digital services providers could also be effected. okay, thank you so much. i

united states. of america, north of $300000000000.00. so the united states has invested in stabilizing those front lines. after the aggression of russia, there is no betrayal there. there is a recognition that the whole world in the united states is invested and interested in peace and negotiated peace. ridiculous questions like ways are the reason he decided to skip the munich, secure it's a conference even though he is in the europe this week. but there are enough high level officials from the us going who will no doubt have a lot of questions to answer. the problem is, history has shown that all these world leaders don't really pay a lot of attention to what is being said at this conference. bladder, where it puts in the use the very same platform for years. warning the west not to expand nato east towards, from as early as 2007 and what became known as his munich speech. and it's, it's not as good as shooting it. nato expansion does not have any relation with the modernization of the alliance itself. with ensuring security in europe. on

so the united states, when i have created on the general data on going on here, and it's happening so much in real time, you know, where we're just catching up with on a daily basis, hourly sometimes of what's occurring. but we'll, everything that's been allowed to happen or is happening so far be allowed to in terms of and the blog, the deep state, whatever you want to call it, the establishment in, in the us with trump plans and you could, europe, and leaders also resisting when it comes to the crunch. will the us russian relationship be allowed to get back on track to? it's a very good question unit. i mean, it's a very relevant question. i mean, i can't answer that i would have to be, as you say, or to know. but i think the trump trump 2 point, oh, unlike you know, trump the 1st term, i think he knows what he needs to do to, to do an end around against you know, the so called deep stay i do believe they will make peace rush. i do believe that the benefits are clear on they as you've seen league i so long know at done done thanks for coming in the program at short notice as well on

so, is there a recognition that the united states cannot turn on production like a light switch? you have to turn to the countries that hold spare capacity. bring on more barrels. but again, the challenge is, for the opec countries, want to see $50 oil. own economic self—interest? how are his calls being received there? everyone to agree to it. can you explain how that might work? well, i think from his standpoint, he looks at what has allowed russia to continue fighting this war. ukraine the weapons, that is a recipe for an extended can you essentially close the russian oil atm? but he's also trying to reduce permits for things like... interesting to see is, you know, the united states has we've had, you know, discussion of ease of permitting to wind, ev mandates potentially being ripped up, so, what does that do to the overall trajectory you could essentially build a coalition to keep it's going to be the case. so, i do think it's a very interesting question to think about. on these climate issues? will it move obviously to europe? helima, before we go, i want to put you on the

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continue smoke as fresh fruit has completed a low move to aston villa from manchester, united the head of the tron. so when the closing for your major league sites are on monday, and i should have folded out of favor with united manager ruben amor, and who's been unhappy with the full with attitude and commitments the last time being an international tate for united was december 12th hits developed online until the end of the season with a deal including an option to buy clothes, believe to be with $49000000.00. we spoke to neil squires who was the former chief, both rice had the daddy express who believes joining viola is the right move for the rest of the situation. old trumpeted, become untenable for much ruby number that made it pretty clear where he stood on rush for it. and it wasn't looking like he had any involvement in the 1st thing we hadn't played in 11 of the last 12 games, much de squad. see the only one he was a he didn't get on against new castle so so he's future at old trafford. much is it would be in his hall, i say, i think come, he has to move on and reached out to villa and that's

so far. the death toll was reported by an envoy from the united nations. so far, 2000 bodies have been collected from the gomez streets, embry sundays, and 900 bodies remain in the marks of the go more hospitals. we do not think that this is the number would not go up. we expect this number to go up. and there still many decomposing bodies in certain areas. so the world health organization is really worried about what kind of academic outbreak stuff can contribute to the last burials have been conducted off the medicines with declared a safe spot. the undertaker's have been wearing protective seats to safeguard against any disease, the medicine, se, they all trying to restore basic services to the public in an apparent effort to gain safe among the locals. well, the minutes since you seized power recently held that fast public meeting too late, local concerns. thousands of people, as you can see, gathered in the stadium for the raleigh, local time, the central support from the ground to be up to use of slow need. as you need a grandma says empty free tools

about 80 percent of mexico's exports had across the board at the united states. so terrace would be seriously disruptive for it to come enemies, but the 2 countries a so and so link that it would also have a big impact on american businesses and consumers towards between the governments will continue this month. a lot of people will be hoping as they do, the terror threat moves further and further into the distance, joan home and how does it a deep one? panama has been torn from china is built in the road infrastructure program under pressure from washington. dc. move comes off to us, present trump claims. china is running the panama canal and trust them to re take the walk away too long. the main china certainly opposes the us using pressure incursion, to smear and undermine belt and road corporation. change regret, panama decision not to renew the memorandum of understanding off the belt and road initiative. isn't economic corporation initiative with over $150.00 countries, including more than 2011 america, actively participating. we got to all panama is withdrawa

united states. they are putting more troops on the border. sos a different kind of china is a different kind of country than the two countries seentrg'thah the two ceehtries the teentrg'thah the two teehtries the free trade agreement in the free trade agreement with the united states so i with the lirliteci states so i think those with the lirliteo states so i think those measures will don't think those measures will with this, with the us help with this, with the us wanting to gain competitive as nurse as china wants to... an 77777777li7k7e 7777777777 7 7 77 77li7k7e 77s7dd77777 7 7 77 77 77 77li7k7e 7 77s7dd7ir7177 7 7 77li7k7e 777s7aw7in7the 7 7 agreement like we saw in the first trump administration where the agreed to buy where the chinese agreed to buy more rather than putting tariffs the kind of things tariffs on the kind of things they are targeting. so if you think about first trump think about the first trump the chinese targeted terrorists, particularly on the rust belt, trump voters, this time they tromp votersgthis time they going f

new liberal logic of the traditional humanitarian assistance that places on an individual and so, the united states, you know, obviously, perceived chinese action as robe state action that is undermining the traditional humanitarian regime. a deliberate effort to hamper or impede china's rise. so we also find that some of the coping 19 aid distributed by china and vaccine distributions as well was to counter assistance sent by the united states. there was this element of geopolitics in the a distribution as well. let me say a few words about russia. russia's logic is also very much state centric and you probably heard the famous saying from vladimir putin who was quoted, the state and the institution structures have always played an exceptionally important role in the life of the country and its people so for russians a strong state is not an anomaly to fight against, quite the contrary. it is the initiator in the main driving force of any change." but if china aid policy has been linked to the goal of global leadership, russia has now proposed anything that can be emulated on the global sca

people have to be bound by the policies of the united states. and so in 1795, washington along with congress and this is at the period of the really the first party system where there's incredible partizan divide within the united states agree that they had to pass a law that further clarifies the duties, obligations and limitation on citizenship, making it clear that americans cannot conduct this type of efforts that george rogers clarke's and other did in kentucky, that that would be against law, that citizens have to be bound by the policies and laws of the united states wherever they are. so little did i know that this one document would lead me on a journey to something as ndental and essential to our country today as the meaning of citizenship. and for me that is what dng history is all about. that's why places like this exist. i mean, think about this is the story of one document unraveling this incredible story. and at the apex, we have 14 million pages of documents. there's incredible treasure trove here at. the virginia historical museum of h

so terribly. i told the european union that they must make up their tremendous deficit with the united states by the large scale purchase of our oil and gas. otherwise, it is tariffs all the way donald trump will not be attending the event. so he was vice president and secretary of state who will have to face the news as potentially explain why they're put in america 1st. all of a sudden when for decades, u. s. foreign policy seem to out way, domestic issues. it's easy to see while european leaders are upsets. trump made a clear that he wants his fellow natal members. so increase their defense spending targets. the us has always covered, most of the alliance is costs, but now it's changing it soon. if you don't pay, we're not going to protect you from said the problem is you have to call them me. it's not doing that grades on top of that. they're also facing a trade war with their main ally. as the old trend is expected to increase tires on all steel and aluminum imports into the united states, which doesn't exclude his bodies, the european ministers are electrically shaking in their boots. call it

just to continuum lock us respite has completed a low need to aston villa from manchester united ahead of the trunk. so when the closing for europe's major league lights are on monday, rushed fitted for announced a favorite with united manager. even amerman is being unhappy with the fords, attitude and commitments the last time the england international actually place for united was back in december. the 12th he had submitted online until the end of the season with the deal, including the option to buy clothes, leave to to be less of $49000000.00. we spoke to a neil squires who's a former chief sports writer at the daily express. he believes joining villa is the right to me for respite the situation old truck to become untenable from us, move a number that made it pretty clear where he stood on rush for it and it wasn't looking like he had any involvement in the 1st day. we haven't played a and 11 of the last 12 games much day squall and see the only one he was a he didn't get on the guns new capital. so. so he's future at old trafford. much is it would be in his hall. i'd say a i think come, he has to

was talking about kinda talking about china met scary so much more vulnerable than those economies, about 80 percent of a textbook go to the united states. are we talking about trade depositions? quite substantially, mexico's case. so it really didn't, won't these tires? and just having, remember that it hasn't been stopped, but it's has been suspended for a month. i think for probably a shame that was seen as a real big treat for her. and she had to put some things on the table. for example, 10000 national members of the national guard. basically the federal police are going to the northern board that just tried to stop and documented migrants. i know so expensive new heading across into the united states. she might think that if that's the only thing on the table and we don't know what was said in that hoff our phone. cool. that's what's been public rebuild. that might be quite cheap for mexico, giving voice to to lose if the tires went into effect today. and what's likely then to be thrashed out in this one month pools or yeah, i think it tells you something that mexico's the secretary of the economy must center abroad who's a

they were members of hezbollah as a drone unit. so even if it's ready to leave southern lebanon, leave population centers, they're supposed to on to say, israel has made clear that's attached. so i guess we'll continue if, if it considers any a threat that either come from hezbollah or is allies come up. so there are still, there is no frontline, we are alone in main highways. and as you can see, the drone strikes destroying this vehicle center for their elses data site that runs and backed m 23 levels are so low to find their control in the eastern democratic republic of congo. they've taken vocab who, the capital of self keep move. it's a vital supply route for the army under transit for and for rare earth minerals. the rebel alliance is also in control of couple of new airport just outside of coffee. and i want connie has more from drama on the rebel alliance offense, a suggestion and will cover the main column out of the course. all of them 22 tables since the money took up to the stones yesterday. this happened after almost a nig

and so that would have an impact with the united states as an immense economy of $26.00 trillion dollars. and so he would, he would not push their economy into recession. and i don't even think that would be the right way to go with the dollar for dollar terrorist, or if there are other ways we can, we can retaliate and counter if that's okay. let me just jump into that just to just find the as well. it was a kind of guessing because yes, you can retaliate as you say in some shape or form, but somebody onto a can. but one does one that even with these sorts of conversations, that being all happening from the very top of the depaula teak, it does filter down very quickly, doesn't it? to businesses an industry you might say on the border between kinda the us. so i wonder what sort of short term damage this is already done, the canadian businesses in terms of uncertainty, is that something that does happen or has happened that you've been able to, to view sofa as well? i think so. yeah. so, i mean, if it's in, this is not new. this started uh, in 2017 with the 1st presidency of donald trump

and likewise, the united states. so in model terms for the united states to say that the palestinians should get out of their own minds. so that is really to us settlers to move in is actually tomorrow, but loans are saying the united states is to get out to the united states, so the mexican microns can take over. so that won't happen, but i'm just mentioning it because of this as of tomorrow, the president saw it. and of course, in the real world today, negotiations are started on the 2nd phase of the ccr, which is really important. so i hope for the sake of the remaining is very hostages, and for the very long suffering palestinian civilians that the troops play. i think in the last 24 hours to disrupt that. i'm going to ask you of, i mean you use the phrase play acting there. now in, in the, the course of the, the world's awareness of donald trump is a politician. we have become used to him making off the call from lots of script remarks that have had run notifications around the world until they are essentially dism

so that they are not completely reliance on the united states and sending so much of their defense investments to, to the united states. so these are all just reminders of things they've known for a long time. but you know, it's, it's the beginning of a full scale war in your brain didn't light a fire under them to get this done. maybe this new administration will be what, what makes that happen. we know that the ukranian president told me, is zalinski. he's also at the security conference, but he didn't like what he heard from the us president this week i'm wondering as his relationship with leaders fair. has it changed since president trump's re election? well, i think that still remains to be seen again. it's, it's only been a couple of days since we heard from p takes at their, at nato headquarters. but, you know, i think that the president zalinski is getting, reaffirm support from european leaders. and not only did you hear the story is, may make these comments. but you're also hearing the baltic leaders come out and make statements, you know, about supporting ukraine, about saying that

and likewise, the united states, so immortal terms for the united states to say that the palestinians should get out of their own mountain. so that is really and us settlers can move in is actually tomorrow. but loans are saying the united states is to get out of the united states, so the mexican microns can take over the course of that won't happen. but i've just mentioned again because of that of tomorrow. the president's office, the for you as president trump has put the 10000 people employees by the for an 8 agency usa. i. d on indefinite leave. thousands of personnel around the world have been told they have 30 days to attend the us. the agency is the world's largest provider of humanitarian assistance to developing countries and the countries and crisis. trump says he wants to be organized or a bullshit, and twice $23.00 days. it seems as best, more than $40000000000.00 to move in to 100 countries and regions. the fast bocce playing carrying undocumented migrants from the us to guantanamo bay has arrived in cuba. having security chief posts of these images of some of them leavin

so much. as mentioned, a massive human rights violation at a minimum is happening for all to see in the united states won't stand for it. we will act all so i will be cutting off all future funding to south africa until a full investigation of the situation has been completed. you said last week and government has responded to these in los and facing funds, accusation, and the response is received in the motion of land confiscation, which swain their explanation as to as a be cannot be equality and justice. a sentiment, which of course has not been said by many in the country or even outside. the government is also extended to an olive bronze for the discussion hitting a raw, the hinting at a complex diplomatic meet up ahead with the u. s. government minister of international relations and whatnot level not as also responded to cancer months urging him to gain a deeper understanding of the country's policies. was in the framework office into a rather constitutional democracy. she wrote on social media saying that he does trust that prison, donald trump advises will leverage this investigation