us expansion. these are the chinese maritime claims. in the south, tennessee, many have been interpreted this way in japan and south korea, the, the increasing u. s. presence, including a data office in japan is being justified as a response to north korea. but everyone realizes that containing china is america's real objective. and it's us as completely committed to this now. so whatever we hear from us officials, we can still expect, uh, containment efforts will be sustain, it would possible advance. mm hm. and what do you think of washington is trying to achieve with those, those incidents by the latest, near collision between us, american and chinese chips. and if i want, you know, the one hand, these are not new phenomena. they've been occurring off and on for many years, but they do seem to be accelerating in some respects now, particularly as the struggle over time want by intensifies on the other hand in the wake of the juice of a meeting in tokyo bite and teased that china us relations mig

most often, they ask for what they can use. they know how to use it.ly, not everyone knows that certain drones can be used in other ways. the third mavic, which is a universal combat unit, the only drone unit, but we have something to offer the military, this is a large strike drone that can carry 12 kg and drop them over the enemy’s position, and reconnaissance aircraft and surveillance drones, but most of all, it is the mothers who ask the third, because they live on average, are there any other statistics, the last unit in which i was, uh, the brigade, uh , they lost 10 poppies in one month, it seems, well, that is here, on average, three days, yes. why did you decide to deal with drones? because you need a lot of them and you already know that it is difficult for ordinary people to explain what they are saying . as the most difficult for volunteers the position is to collect drones or not well, each of us has some vision of military success, and if our ultimate goal is to destroy or drive out all the invaders from the territory of ukraine, then fir

and in fact, really comes down to us uses. we need to constantly remind ourselves that what we see online is very often not a depiction of reality. what do you think of these apps? are they a threat? how do you feel about such altered faces? let us know. what are you using in stuff, facebook or what's up? well, be wary of the data. you ship the parent company. meta could pass on person. the dates of european uses to us all for a tooth. that's why the social media giant has just been fine in the you with the rest of some of the 1.2000000000. why? what metro allow sensitive data to be accessed by u. s. government services? what else is this stage of being shipped? who exactly is being affected? let's take a look how the record find helps you measure transfers to stay self, excuse us, to the u. s. why the company claims slides will to the business model use the data needs to be bundled, to process it in an effective way. and to said targeted as, based on the results. but us surveillance last a low intelligence agencies like the e

be if and use what they mean. i'll tell you the story doesn't buy sounds because we both so slow down and we'll see so smart or use them the way we're searching for and the so, but i know some, some guys are still the ne lucky shots up, which is look, you like this all this goes away. we, we muster i was the supposed to go to the most. right. so the, the bias that on the on the old, the a little the, the goes about your silvo shot for julie julia. yeah. be the silliest citizen. was it all about the issue but also stuff that was the you the, somewhere around that sort of thing. the, the russian states never is as tight as one of the most sense community best. most all sense and up to 5 must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the russians cruising and split the ortiz phone. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the senior said this was the question, did you say even twist, which is the this it was, yes, it was

so need not be in competition with us, but rather we're using it. so here again, my point that what, what these technologies begin to point up was what makes us unique to human and a bit of an important part of that, that we are not lose sight of is our ability to reason and to use our ethics and morals so it all at this point. so yet again, the importance of moral ethical reasoning and which makes it so important that we think about it when we are developing these technologies. so. so what ethical considerations precisely does mit take take when researching and, and developing new technologies? well, we think a lot about having us students think, who are the in use is what is the, what are some perhaps downsize that these technologies that you may not be considering. and one of the ways in which you can think about types of downsides is making sure, actually developing the technology, you think about all the ways in which it may be used, right? that which means you may have to be in carpets, conversation with different communities. so the idea is t

the us says use the m k o as a criminal tool over the past 40 years. but now it has come to realize that it has stained its reputation with the m k o image. and this is forced to us to back down on the groups via and k. o was also allegedly responsible for the assassination of top iranian nuclear scientist. in the 20 ten's, we're around, it uses the celia to have engineer deter attacks. but the most recent one was the assassination of top your money and military commander, general ross, i'm sorry, money. this time, washington admitted, but it directly carried out the attach. i gotcha. although the american officials have tried to justify their actions, we have talked to international rapid to, from the un like missed call the market so confirm the international crime committed by the us and declared that the assassination of general solve money is a blatant human rights violations on an international scale goes on say you want us has lost it's for holding it wants is more than 4 decades ago. in the dark memories, if left in the country seemed to be ind

i think the us, uh, the us is, is, uh usually does, whatever is real, tells us to do. uh, it takes insides political dictation from jerusalem. and so the us is not sinking very clearly now it realizes that that gesture was uh, was um, essentially harmful to its own interest and its trying to make amends. i mean, this is a sign i think a real political and economic weakness on the part of the us me. first of all the us now realizes that exit and unesco was a serious mistake. and number 2, it is continued to lose ground economically to china. so clearly the us uh, strategy is not working in this and the decision to re enter now unesco is, is essentially at un mission that that is the case. so, so i mean, so us, us foreign policy is once again shown to be erratic. it's poorly thought out and self serving in the narrowest possible sense. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t. com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. the and showcase completed sabotage training and to get done and served in 3rd reic

that use nuclear weapons. but we haven't seen that from all nuclear countries. we haven't seen the statement from russia or china about what are their policies going to be? i think that's, you know, we think about cooperation and avoiding harmonson military. i just took like a pretty low bar to clear. that's like a great starting point. say we all agree, humans seem to be in control of anything related to nuclear weapons. and maybe we can build from there. and it would be great to see other nuclear on countries adopt a similar policy. right? yeah, i think go ahead melanie. so i am now, i think that's a really valuable i think the in the conversation, the assumption that we don't have control at this point to decide where we employ a weapon in any given time and who we keep on control of that. and when we have the baseline light, we have the 2 players in the weaponry and we have of, you know, precedents for using that. but that is a study base full co operation and 4 agreements to be built forward on this. and

to identify us like fingerprints. but still, they have some shared characteristics that are found in old people. the elastic structure made of cartilage, for example, of the curved valleys and ridges, amplify certain frequency mainly so we can pick out voices better and everyone has your low whether they serve a purpose, though it isn't clear, it's possible that their tissues well supplied with blood. help keep the outer ear worn out her years are not enough to be able to hear a long time ago. the ability to turn sound waves into perceptible signals arose in fish in the course of evolution, it stopped there. gil arches became the bones of the inner ear, commonly called the hammer and bolt, and stopped. they function as amplifiers, converting the vibrations of the air into mechanical vibrations, thanks to the large gear drum and the leverage of the bones. the signal is then strong enough to cause the fluid inside the cochlea to move the, the inner wall is the cochlea is lined with thousands of auditory here. so, unlike

border with us and mexico. so many refugee unlikely advocates how for that this with me a humane immigration policy that. ringback show you the experience of ramaya rondon . he's a venezuelan immigrant. this is what he's standing with right now. i'm waiting for my daughter in law with my grand daughter, whom i haven't seen since monday when we arrived. on monday we went to matamoros. they process me, but not them. i'm waiting for them to come. i don't know how this is going to play out because they separate us. they separate us. and it's sad because they don't let a grandfather be with his granddaughter. in this episode of the stream, we look at sort of a refugees of migrants on the us, mexico border. well, as long as the head for that prospect's of even getting into the united states. if you have thoughts and comments experiences, youtube is the place to be put a comment section right here, be part of our program today. joining us for book rahman, good columbia, we have power of use that she is a communication

don't like us tears aside. that's the message from pack us about who has during a long list of countries who reject it. the west calls to sever ties with china, in an effort to punish washington's opponents. we have a history of being a close collaborative made with the us. we have no intention of leaving, not boxed on, also has the reality of being in a close collaborative made with china. and until china suddenly came to everyone's threat perception. that was always the case. pakistan's definitely feeling the heat there and i'm sure it's just a total coincidence. the pakistan also just took its 1st shipment of directly shift rushing crude oil a few days ago and, and here's the key part. they've paid for it in chinese. you want, so i can only imagine that the us is probably not too thrilled about that. and this is all happening by the way, under prime minister should by star reef. and he's considered the more pro wes prime minister of recent years. you have in wrong con, who's no longer prime minister, and the

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well, st. colins work focuses on developing base us for medical use. this technology could also be applied to many other areas using our smartphones without even touching them with a brain computer interface. this can some day be a reality for everyone. the a lot of people who don't have any disability interested in using devices like us to connect with this computers or connect with the home environment. and, you know, certainly that's no more way we're doing. we're doing it for medical benefits it. there's no reason to think this technology wants be adapted and adopted by, by, of the companies who are making it for that purpose. this technology could have many applications because they could control more than just computers. essentially, everything and anything, anything electronic at all. i'm currently we're using it to, i'm kind of unable to patients to use a communication device, but this could also be put towards something like a smart home systems. if you wanted to turn on your, your lights them, or if you needed to control wheelchair or other k

we don't use it.ay's exam is for people who should carry it with them and use it, and then it will be discovered from the whole june exam in may, and sometimes it may be a very serious decision. teri has been taken and from one to ten years the final exams to become mahmoud are written by hand, as well as having a pamphlet with a book. these types of frauds also take care of this. if this research is discovered, it will be dealt with and the file will be completed. he informs them that the children's final exams will continue until june 25, and 40% of each student's score will be determined for entrance exams and exams, and their health must be guaranteed. representatives of the united states were present and asked questions in this controversial hearing that lasted for more than 5 hours , republican and democratic representatives in a united roof expressed their deep concerns in expressing the basis of the concerns of this representative about china's dominance through tik tok's parent company on thi

may god help us to keep it up. they say that we want and can in the air force in the islamic republic of iran . they did not think that we the air force of the islamic republic of iran and the ministry of defense, with the help of our country's scientists, by using the country's scientists and universities , have used a lot of elites and produced power plant parts and the need for airplanes. he even updated some of the parts, which means we have come to the aircraft navigation system, which means reverse engineering with modern equipment, because the world's navigation system has changed, we have to upgrade it wirelessly and use the knowledge of danesh banyan company. you are one of the honors of the air force. that we really need to announce, and thank god the people who are interested in flying are from 10 to young people, for example, 15 or 16 years old, what do you do when my selfishness says, ali gives, and the eighth pilot, because it is human nature , likes to fly, and that is why people are interested when

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use the quantity of the call by not able to use it later. so chip, some plaster makes the concrete and recyclable. but a similar looking silicon base plaster doesn't affect every usability of the concrete or let's look at the steel a universally used material in construction that could have an infinite live cycle . just the simple decision to use bolted connections rather than welded joints would allow the structure to be dismantled, making it easier to we use the materials. it's all about designing smarter. while these individual solutions are amazingly easy to implement, unfortunately, they alone will not be enough to make the construction sector. environmentally friendly says no over so, fee can be fun. so we need the market, we need the politicians, and we need the society to go for these ideas. and i think we are already in a stage where our society sees that we need to do something different. so created to create a can show the solution. that's how this is actually possible. cradled cradle is not a miraculous idea. it's just a guide fo

tell us about pentecost . if you were speaking to an audience, a congregation that knew nothing about pentecost, what would you say first ? >> pentecost is a time where the spirit is moving to empower the people. so instead of focusing on jesus, jesus is turning the table around to say, now it is your turn. you take it and run with it. because we are the hands and the feet and the body in flesh of god. >> i like that. >> i am thinking exactly the same way. knowing they say was coming i called a little gathering of some folks in our congregation and said tell me what you think about pentecost. i represent you. one of the folks said exactly the same thing. pentecost is a kind of graduation. as i have been physically with you, now you body of christ you will be physically present and empowered by the spirit in the world, jesus says . it is time for you to step up and grow up . >> i like both those thoughts on the holy spirit and pentecost. i am of the bias , that a lot of people do not put the emphasis on the pen

not the carpets use are too rare. here in around paris, all it takes usually is a win, 4 north, the african or french national team at a world cup, qualifying match, not even a world cup match and it's carpet 3 times. all this because this time a police officer stands accused of shooting and killing at close range a 17 year old in the suburb of non 10, early last tuesday morning after the teen who by the way, is not old enough to drive here in france, flip the cops repeatedly in a mercedes, a class with a full list license plate. so there are some interesting curious facts there that need to be investigated. but none the less, the police cited an imminent public threat. but a french prosecutor, looking into the incident, has now ruled, quote, set the conditions for the legal use of the weapons works for united. the officer is now under investigation for voluntary homicide and has been placed in provisional detention. now it's important to note that this really doesn't help the case of french authorities to have been a

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w, and use asia. the you with the philippines and japan have begun joint naval drills for the 1st time in the strategically important south china sea. they're being held in waters off the baton province of the philippines and will last a week. they include maritime law enforcement training, and search and rescue missions. the nation's a boosting how they can walk right through to growing chinese as soon as they've knows by doing it claims launch maritime regions that overlap the exclusive economic science of all the nations, including the philippines is the us perspective on the drills. the more countries we have that are committed to the same ideals of a free and open indo pacific. the ability to enforce your own nation laws and your own nations. what waters your own sovereignty, the stronger we can be as a team, the stronger those ideals are. and for it's pot, china send this message ahead of the drills. where you mean as the military relations between the us and japan, we always advocate the milita

and then alerted us. and so that's why we rushed out here. so, you know, it's just i mean, it just really brought home to me, like, how difficult it is to just move just to move around in xinjiang and, you know, it was it was it was strange at the time in xinjiang. i don't think people really thought that what was happening there was wrong, like han chinese people. right. the people sort of carrying this out who were responsible for implementing the system that i don't think they thought it was a good thing. i mean, they were sort of like they felt like this was a new way to to get tied to exercise tighter control over xinjiang. and they were sort of, you know, enamored of the technology. so a lot of them were actually willing to to talk about it, at least initially, you know. but talking to wiggers was was very difficult, right. and partly was difficult because we didn't want to get them in trouble and we had no idea, you know, at the time i mean, now it's very clear that as a foreigner to be seen speaki

could have used in the us in vietnam? is this a red line? this do you think is likely to be crossed even despite the current tensions and ukraine? i think it's a red line that's almost inevitably go to the cross. if humanity doesn't come to it, census, we were lucky. they were dan ellsberg, originally put out papers, documents before he died. about the 1958 side. taiwan prizes by the american generals were pushing the eisenhower administration to use nuclear weapons. we know that this has happened on numerous occasions, and there are many people who would like to see them. you said you at the pentagon has now run 18 hor games in the us in china, overtime want china has one all 18. so is that what is it that leave the united states possible use of tactical nuclear weapons? it's not likely for chataway, but it's not 0. and the fact that is that it's not 0 is means is much, much too much. indeed, indeed, that will just talking a little bit more why the, about the ukraine conflicts. as a whole, many critics have suggested that the us of the vest

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since we gained or independence, the whites to force us to use their loss and they mistreat us. it will be much better for africans to night as one, so that we ceased borrowing money outside of this will benefit africans for years to come. we will be able to sustain ourselves and our countries will be strong, willing on a bunch of ways. what concerning the issue of africans having their own ways of treating, using their own currencies, we would be given more room for the african governments, is to grow. our currencies will gain well use and increase the economy tibbetts. i want them to go to print a report. i would like to commend the president for saying, we're going to use the dollar, you know, external trade. it has done a very good job. if we can answer, use our own money. we can live top all economy, all cells away from using for the money. i use these as something that will boost tell economy, which was in a bad state. now that the president is saying, we use our own money. i see this as something noble that will help us. this african community has already set up a precurs

talk to us about us foreign policy and how us fund policy is resulting in my grants and refugees and asylum seekers. ask you to come into the united states. how does that look? have a list and have a look at humane immigration policy. first has to include serious re thinking of us foreign policy. as it relates to the root cause and supplement, gratian, we need to acknowledge that it's been decades of sale, economic, and military policies toward other countries that have actually contributed to the spiraling poverty and violence from which people are fleeing under the reagan era. for example, the us finance dudley military dictatorships in order to secure protect a specific economic model which led to forest masters placement from the region today that by then harris plan for central america does not shift on these priorities. leading to similar consequences of migration maribel. this is what, so i want to tell you few things. my husband is from honduras, so i know exactly what it's like. i think he's got plenty of his family members killed. so i know that when we say people are afrai

it is against us. you agree? this is a serious danger of nato getting further drawn into this on conflict in terms of the what's the head on alex's hair, an investigation into the minneapolis police force. part of the killing of george floyd reveals years of racism bonded and discrimination on the for the pains proposal for mandatory military training. the opens own lives and sparks new culture of us the i'm place to say that a final warning has now been issued for our trouble signing the arabian sea. if it just runs up across the go to right and nothing. but in order for us to pay a shelves close at west side of india and more especially into the northeast, has taken over the weather action away from the raving potential side. it also helps on showing that the justice side certainly on the cards. a brisk wind, still blowing along that's a is the sort of saudi arabia, fish. i was never to central a more. so less than pass off to k as we go through fast. i know, i think a little further a switch as we go one throu

and do you mean people would tell us that is really only understands the language of for us, and this is what they're going to be doing. continuing to fight these re occupants need to thank you very much indeed. need to abraham, bring us up to date some janine, he knows because he is really walker's boss. he says it's 1st military satellite launch was the greatest failure, the rocket carrying the satellite, plunged into the sea because of a technical problem. last month, victoria gave him good reports. for is liza king john and received a typically, it's susie stick. welcome from party members in pyongyang. but the overall mood at the meeting was somber. north korea's failed attempt to launch its 1st spy satellites into space last month was described as the greatest failure. officials in charge of the mission were criticized and order to prepare for another launch as quickly as possible. so far as show critics of its own failure is a clear reflection of anxiety and concern insight the ruling party and the republic . because so north grant needs to continuously develop the mat, weapons

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and the us is not too happy about that. as one of washington's top military officials has recently said, it is increasingly clear that we are really in a multiple or international environment with at least free great bowers. the united states, china and russia. and 3 is more complicated than 2. and certainly much more complicated than one with the global arena taken on a new multi dimensional world or the roster and china are taking the lead. seems like the us leadership is upset about losing its head dominic grip over a one and only unipolar world. well, well, well, quite interesting that it took them less than a decade to switch to mil is revelation from this. in russia as a regional power, that is threatening some of its immediate neighbors, not out of strength, but out of weakness. russian actions are a problem. they don't pose the number one security threat to the united states. i remain much more concerned about the prospect of a nuclear weapon going off in manhattan. now, all of a sudden the us, these russia as an eq

at least 9 people that reported to me, would it say with us for dw use asia, that's up next i've been presented and i'll see you next down the pricing strategies to throughout say what crazy the imagine how many portions of loans us turn out in the world climate change, the story faces much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to work. i'm going to access the basic videos aisha are coming up today. i'm to groups was an ethnic violence in india, as ne communities in monday for amik themselves of the deadly crushes displaced 025000 people. this concerns to offer an increase invalid and separate as a can the situation be controlled? the i'd be to expand it. you're welcome to the news aisha. i'm glad you could join us a 7 year old boy and his mother of the latest casualties and ethnic violence. that's grouped india is northeastern states of money for the more than a month long violence, and the state is primarily between 2 ethnic groups. the majority may tease and the minority cookies potential, most of grant state benefits to the may. these

we kenyans, nobody cares about us at all. and now they have used chemicals against us. on the mazda $21.00, we have fox of doing the trainings. we lost a lot of appropriate to an environment, domestic and due to adults as it can can be for the which i used during. that's a name my did, and i do a day in which we know exactly how harmful are the chemicals they have been using. it has been causing health complications for many people it has affected our children and live stuck to this is not fair at all. we are facing a lot of challenges at the hands of this army. imagine, and they told media, and we really don't know what these badges have been doing in our country. they should have left many years ago. kenya is not a fight in ground. we don't enjoy their presence here in the inquiry committee should even carry out investigation to their training camps from 6 to 8 of the nato became a deputy head teacher at a private school in the u. k. which told us that members of the royal family has been arrested for paying more than $80000.00 to children for sexually explicit images

yes, up of all of us. joining us from moscow tell us more what we've been hearing from the court room on this decision, as well, a lot of international attention to this case during that we're guessing pictures of the arrival of the us. i'm boss of the, to russia the most courtesy to quote. so as you mentioned, the cold actually of how the extension of the arrest of evan gosh, coverage till the end of august. his parents and diplomats were allowed into the coal. true to support him, a gash card which is accused of s pan dollars remaining that he can receive up to 20 years in jail. so was obtained and the states have you guys haven't bargained russia's euro's at the end of march in late to transfer to moscow the f as b claim that he was engaged in collections secret information about one of the ministry industrial enterprises here. and according to the criminal spokesman, as before, and ministry spokeswoman scarce coverage was called red handed. but taking into account that he was arrested while leaving a restaurant, the statement really raises eyebrows. according to evans, friends and

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read or for joining us today. unfortunately, military conflicts spring about the extremes and winners and losers. countries are faced with heavy casualties on both sides destruction of land, city and infrastructures, and losing all the progress that was made. now for decades high and precision strike american aircraft some dominated warfare. however, the conflict and ukraine has changed everything, showing that low bunch of models made in china a ron or turkey are just as devastating their widespread usage has changed, how drone combat is waged and who can wage it. and while the tactical advantages are clear, what is also sadly clear is that these weapons will take and increasingly for both whole on civilian populations around the world. i'm christy, i. thanks for watching. i will see you right back here next time on the cost of everything the the the multiplan fuller world is happening right now and that the other sand charges are also becoming important. are see speak to the rest of us foreign ministry spokeswom

no one tells us anything, no one helps us. there's no room for us. but where can we go? what annoys when we all knew? isn't america suppose to help were sleeping outside at the church? they always say come back tomorrow. we have kids. some with me florida, a huge challenge for the helpers like mike guthrie, who manages a couple of shelters in the city. it's very difficult. and it's, it's never great to look a family in the face and say, i don't know where you're sleeping tonight. especially when they've come to you for help. most of the immigrants here are from angola, comes on and t p. they cross the us mexican border. now they're stuck before. if you have 100 asylum seekers arriving here from the city of them of 40 wouldn't be crossing the boulder as towards canada and nowadays big can't cross the border because it's closed. now the are for us to start with their process here as they have to state the state to the location as a lawyer. model key, bungie helps them to start the asylum procedure. he entered the us as a refugee and is now the president of the congo lease

they harass us and ask us, what are we're doing here? they tell us to leave, but as time neither he nor his family are ready to give up. we found a boot of sheets oldest daughter starting. she's 16 and can no longer go to a nearby school that faces demolition. she takes a daily joanie of around 7 kilometers h way to a local high school and says it is anything but a pleasant, a safe trip for grieving. i'm almost as i go to the distance between 2 villages, through the mountains, in rain mug or under the sun, i paused the main road with an as rainy ministry check point. the way they look at me when i stand on the street side will waiting for the cause to pa, sir, i can cross literally, it's a look of hatred. it's mine. why is she here? what is she doing here? it's unbelievable, but it's ok. we finish the us safely. a flat, something's cool is demolished, nor is little brothers and sisters will have to join her every day to reach the nearest school at hard admission to fulfill for the little ones. but no one is optimistic, even without a sch

the us - government us navy is making a great effort.king anything away from that effort. i am saying that there was an offer from europe to send additional equipment that had greater capacity than the equipment that is currently being used. why in gods name would you hold that up for bureaucratic reasons and not put in place? there are hours to go. you get the sense that maybe they gave up and they are just trying to find it. why would you give up? it still possible to save human lives. western society is predicated on the belief that there is no price that can be put on human life. so we should not be stopping at anything. it should be all out and we should accept any assistance that proffered. and i am not denigrating the navy. they are making an extreme effort. ijust don't understand why they would put up don't understand why they would put up an obstacle to allowing europe to send equipment to help in that search. that makes no sense to me. i know it's a very tight knit community that you are a part of, and i wish you the very best.

but let us stand a procedure and trying to denounce us every high level of government engagement with taiwan the territory that it changes its own. but in the bigger picture, i think if we look at the us, china rivalry, any action is likely to trigger react some. the question is only how much of a reaction what we see here. and if we look at this trade deal, we will see that there is not too much substance. so if policy makers and beijing rational and i have little doubt that they are, they will see it for what it is most who symbolic. and so i don't expect much of a reaction other than a couple of words. okay, so you mentioned that this deal is locked in symbolic. what does that include then? what's in it? while it's on the free trade agreement, that even free trade agreements are a little bit of a misnomer. they don't create free trades, they usually rent move tariffs. if we look at the deal between taiwan and the us, it doesn't even do that. so there are no talent of productions, but it actually reduced is a lot of red tape. so for example, it allows now for digital or electronic o

thanks for joining us. thanks for having our shifting gears to china now where present is aging thing, cold on america, to refrain from harming beijing's rights on interest. so the said during folks with the us, the secretary of state anthony blinking the says america is not seeking a confrontation with china. a statement that does seem to basically contradict the pretty standard rhetoric coming out of washington these days in the us stands by the commitments made by president biden. namely, the us does not seek a new cold war. it does not seem to change china system. it's alliances are not directed at china. it does not support taiwan independence and it does not exceed conflict with china. on the other side, the us has slapped sanctions on trains. companies are even pushed allies to restrict the semi conductor tech ex exports to china. and even rallied some advanced economies to come through what he sees as pages, economical, colors, and, and, and also signed a new trade deal with taiwan. so all these act

is that us to the last those over wisdom that us to get a quote of the least. and if you would, these, they had a tricia spectrum, the front door side several the show as opposed to think of the new uh it. will it be opposite us increase in the ship? and it was mostly uh, what the cool, why did you uh, what do you smoke? so the kid wants to produce this to me for watching. like what, what would i like say, tatiana and diana waited long enough to see the russians. maybe sandwiches of the wagner pmc, what was the security that normally my solution was 4 times coming up there. sometimes getting divides the number line, the corporate, a 4 digit, the low levels cut off use, which is now we're getting findings are full of crowds name, but the, the us to federal is on you is are so i mean, much that is, will do additionally look at issue is, i mean when i spoke some of the best selection, i look watch, so social was fine. you might just raise their wish just at this time it is subject to us finding it usually a little just.

it is used in paintball.ple dress up military uniforms, camouflage clothes, run through the forest and shoot each other with such weapons . in the worst case, you can earn a bruise, but it does not die, and the government says that this child was real firearms. this is a lie, absolutely not true, which is easy to refute, when faced with such a big doubt that tens of thousands of intelligence officers or spies could actually work for the united states in russia , to be honest, by the irony of fate, russia has become in some way a make-up of freedom in the world. do you want to believe you want? no, i would never have thought what i would say, can they go to russia? or the american government to be people who are subordinate to a foreign government or working in their interests. i can speak only about the situation in the us, i can not judge. what's happening in russia now we see that us president joe biden sold out to china romania ukraine keep in mind that his family members received millions of dollars from

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could fall into iranian hands and be used against us. and by the way, that's not it. they already go possibility. it actually happens with the western end to tank weapons that we now find at our borders. so we have to be very careful here or so there you have it and this is just the latest of such statements. i mean, there have been reports of western supplied weapons ending up on the european black markets. so there you have it. but if there's one thing that ukraine is really consistent about, that would be that they want more weapons that they will stop at nothing. and until they, when they say they will keep demanding and milking europe and other nations all across the world for weapons, for money. and in general, just having them us everything that they have to ukraine have a listen to the site. i will say they will enough weapons on the day of victory when we, when i will say thank you, the weapons were enough, but until then everything will never be enough for me. no matter how much your gift everything will not be enough. because

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