there already being used.— already being used. we have condemned _ already being used.d. we have condemned russian use - already being used. we have condemned russian use of i already being used. we have - condemned russian use of cluster munitions in the war. united states have condemned russian use, ukraine has use cluster munitions in the war to a limited extent. two wrongs don't make a right. we are clearly going to be adding to the amount of unexploded ordinance in ukrainian territory. the main rationale of the white house is that the unitary munitions the us have supplied is running low. therefore we have to resort to using a weapon we have not used since 2003. so, i think this speaks to the fact that either washington and its allies did not anticipate this moment and it was a strategic mistake not to ramp up production of the munitions that ukraine has been supplied with. but we're disappointed with this decision and we're going to look to hear more about how the us will try to work with ukraine to restrict, reduce the amount of civilian harm that will occur. find

if you bring us used bosco weapons rocks, you may also use some very destructive weapons, not necessarily new ones, but some very destructive weapons in order to protect the people who are actually can see this is citizens. the people living in the, in the, in don't you have now the people living in the building have so next to great music, i see the references on file. so every single used to protect them from across the street. okay. so sir, i'm sorry to keep you waiting. i'll be with you in just a moment because i know you've got lots to say, but i just want to give william the rise of reply that way. where is the threat to the people who are you crying from? from russia, it's not as life threatening to use it as, as the use of, of cluster munitions. adrian, the read to the people of ukraine from russia is existential. literally, the russian government president pulls and it has said that there is no such thing as ukraine. he wants to waste ukraine off the map. so yes, there is a direct threat to ukraine, ukrainian citizens, ukraine civilians. we agree about the need to protect civilia

thanks forjoining us.— forjoining us. thanks for havin: forjoining us.ine, 0desa is under russian air attack, for the second night in a row. you can see here the damage from rocket fire last night in 0desa. the city is one ukraine's main ports for exporting grain. 0fficials there say they will not be intimidated by the attacks. it comes after russia pulled out of the black sea grain deal on monday. but air attacks are not the only thing ukraine has to worry about. one of the most senior military commanders in the country has admitted ukraine's offensive against russia is not going as fast as hoped. since the counter—offensive launched in earlyjune, it's taken back more than 81 square miles of land. but russia still holds vast amounts of territory. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale reports near the the front line in bakhmut. the bloody battle for bakhmut isn't over. the city is now held by the russians, but we travelled with ukrainian forces who are trying to take it back. their advance is still slow, and meeting resistance, again. explosion they t

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we step at us itself stopped using these weapons and used them in the rack and use them in previous conflicts, of course, but stopped using them in 2016 themselves to start to stockpile the munitions. now it says it wants to sort of start forwarding to forwarding them into this, the meat grinder in ukraine, the reaction even from us base to human rights groups, which is unusual, has, has been one of condemnation. and you know, they cite the destructive power of these weapons and these are dpi, cm's, you know, at the dual purpose and prove cluster munitions which can disperse tiny bomb. and it's over at large areas. and they have huge destructive power on the battlefield. but they also leave the potential for civilians to be harmed. by the way we can actually hear what the human rights watch had to say about this. the use of cluster munitions in areas with civilians makes an attack indiscriminate in violation of international humanitarian law and possibly a war crime. the cluster munitions that the united states is considering sending to ukraine are more than 20 years old. scatter over a wide

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so it seems a painfully obvious, but this is just the us using this, this old trick that they've used over and over again. they and their ukranian proxies are using it yet again, in regards to the suffer, a, she had to clear out what the actions that in crane is compelled to take, makes no sense in the context of ukraine's actual best interests present. isn't it interesting that it's russia accused of violating ukraine sovereignty? what it is, the collective west using ukraine in this way? i've noticed in the western media, but they're not talking about the international atomic energy agencies. observations that there aren't any explosive devices at the nuclear power plant. why are they leaving that out? i think, but, but still feels that they have dominion over global information space. and that no matter what actually takes place on the ground, their media reaches all corners of the globe and they can spin. it's any way that they want to a talk more, additional making saves the country, should go to war against russia. so bias ellwood, who chose the house of commons defense, select

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for years after they use. the white house said it was a difficult decision to make, but that they have assurances from ukraine that the weapons will be used in a way that minimizes risk to civilians. avoiding that use in populated urban areas and recording the location. ukraine is committed to post conflict, the mining efforts to mitigate any potential harm to civilians. and this will be necessary regardless of whether the united states provides these munitions or not. because of russia's wide spread use across to munitions. but human rights groups and even fellow democrats have condemned the decision. they say russia's use of the weapon does not justify the moods, and it will only bring more destruction to ukraine. the critics say, this is a line in war that should never be crossed to good morning. those concerns surrounding dr bones. i spoke with mary ram shifted the i talked with the director of the on the version of human rights watch. i also, if that was the responsible way to use custom munitions, i am i

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and discourages that use. now what remains to be seen is how many of these allies are actually voided call by didn't know to his face. we're talking here about weapons that are banned by a legally binding international treaty signed by these allies, but not by the us, russia or ukraine. these any additions though are dropped in containers of hundreds, most of which explode on impact, but some of which don't. so instead they end up setting into the ground and exploding on innocent civilians years later and often are children who mistake them for toys. but apparently, the pentagon isn't really that good at seeing the big picture. i'm as concerned about the humanitarian circumstance as anybody. but the worst thing for civilians in ukraine is for russia to win the war. and so it's important that they don't. so in this guy's logic, it would be a big wind for ukraine if the country was literally littered with time bombs that could blow up on its citizens at any time in the future. as long as that means having a long

idea that they also use gas. so we never expected been in a big way because innocent people have lost their lives. mean that the and last night tell us that when i go to cold, telling me that people are dying. when i arrived at the scene, i found the people really dead. i found my son and my daughter in low dead. as i sit here, i have no idea what i'm going to do now. i'm unemployed. my son was the only bread went out and now he's couldn't, you know, 72 people have been lifted. and some of the others have been taken to us because of the kind of assessment at the moment that police official in crystal kits. and also to investigate as to how to get this come to be here. and how did they get that will also be part of the investigation and cutting to get it to us. mostly students like there was some kind of in my new operation way by way of also the police of also found a even might need equipment when it gets to be can be east off to hand is very clean and informal. say to them cold b, angelo has the lead rider to 1

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thanks for joining us. we take a closer look at the disappearance of ching gong, china's foreign minister until tuesday, when the communist party announced he'd been relieved of his post. chain gun had simply disappeared for an entire month. and until this week, no one knew why. high profile chinese gone missing is kind of a phenomenon. there was tech tycoon jack mall who criticized china's financial regulators in 2020, then vanished a mid crack down on tech entrepreneurs. same as actress, phung being being disappeared for 4 months only to reappear at seeing praises of the communist party tennis start punch. why? accused a top official of sexual assault and again, went missing only to reappear, saying it was all a misunderstanding. and now we have chewing gum. the foreign minister, formerly a close ally of shooting king, there are rumors he had an extra marital affair with a t v journalist. so joining us in the studio is dw china analyst clifford kuhn and clifford. can you tell us the latest concerning the

bonnie, thank you forjoining us.ink this trip from janet yellen is, coming just weeks after the secretary of state antony blinken visited china? i think it is an important visit, it is a process of starting to re—establish channels of communication between the us and china. in the run—up to what could a meeting between our two presidents, joe biden and xi jinping at the apec leaders meeting in november. this is a very fragile relationship, there have been a lot of problems and friction, there has been suspension of some of the channels of communication for many months, and so this is a tenuous re—engagement. presumably janet yellen will be looking to open up those lines of communication on economic issues, and also try to convince the chinese that moves that president biden and his administration had taken on export controls for example are not meant to instigate an economic war. do you think that will work? the chinese are very suspicious of us intentions, they have claimed that there is really no difference between

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the us dollar. even without the common currency. the use of the national currencies in freight with been the brakes group has been picking up pace as a bricks family. we have discussed along with a new development bank, the potential use of alternative currencies to the current internationally traded currencies. i'm looking at how we can strengthen the, almost the brakes development bank. i. i also ensure that we do not become victims of sanctions that have secondary effects on countries that have no involvement and issues that have led to those unilateral sanctions. you may say that brazil, for instance, isn't really under the threat of sanctions of you never know. but anyway, just have a listen to what their president recently said about the greenback every night ask myself why all the countries have to base the trade on the dollar. why can we trade down wrong occurrences? who was that? decided that the dollar was the car and south to the disappearance of the gold standard. the miller ization is n

and they looks like we'll see an increase in their use after deliveries from the us to ukraine last week. yes, i think that puts in who is getting we know that t t a horse being seen as weak quote unquote. he will retaliate massively against ukrainian use. all 5 of class diminishes. however, this is not new. this happened before both sides of the front. so for him is just a continuation of up what was there before? not maybe as a man before that, that wasn't as massive as probably is going to become know, because it seems that they, ukraine, that's quite a lot on using these munitions to break through russian defense is and it's kind of the end, it's gone through offensive, but it's definitely, i mean, no big news as the 1st time that being used. yeah. tell us more about ukraine's counter offensive. where do things stand at the moment? are they making the gains that they have hope for a look. i think that the ukrainians definitely did not deliver yet on any condo, spic tech, you la recapture of territories. i was promised that they have managed to liberate, i think up to maybe uh several

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i think it should be a negotiator in between the us and russia and of us can, can represent the praise best interest without having to create at the table. well, uh, mr. piney, i think you're very optimistic, but uh maybe that's the american spirit that i, i hope uh i definitely enjoyed your hopes for peace and for a rational way to this is far we have to ended there, but i'm very, very grateful for your time today. thank you very much and thank you for watching hope to hear again the part of the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy from foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. the only personally i'm going to resist, i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very unclear to get a time time to sit down and talk the the russian troops advance on the battlefield, pushing ukrainian forces out of heavily fortified positions near the lusan region. another $400000000.00 in military aid has been promised to ukraine by us policy makers. and does the conflict escalate? washington pays more attention to m

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and use of intelligence and for use serving commercial purposes. >> quickly? >> from traditional security alliance, nato will be critical but i would say the broader economic partnership in the european union is going to be critical long-term and going in the wrong direction. >> echoing the sentiment the others had the we have the first ai summit in the uk. and need to expand the type of alliances to our allies. >> i would just say following on the last question, we have generations of learning how to share with each other and become interoperable, don't know if we have data sharing arrangements when we don't have a joint platform. it's fascinating to think about getting those arrangements in place and sharing data given the value going so protect us -- precipitously up on it. i would say what we are doing on the hill with the help of industry who's invested in ai is admiring the problem. we are talking about the problem of this new tool that we know has real potential but also downsize so how do we govern it? our constituents are asking what are the ground ru

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what about us being out today? the by their story is not only a feeling like it's a whole lot of being vague at any moment. and so yeah, but also the most private say, you know, a person of a biometric information is also be controlled by them. maybe they're not when you're talking about specific ation, you know, and you think it's different, the whole bed shouldn't included, including. and he just thought surveillance technology is the justification going security. yeah. when we publish together we the watching from both player and a half ago. and then we did the reset, something similar to what you read in the beginning of your introduction here. and that it's a, in order to improve the lifestyle by these makes our eh, control better and more efficient side effects. the deal, the, the use of the rules, the soldiers that they wanted to check, you know, the background of an individual disrupting the suite. they had to call their a base and give the base their or a id number, and then the, the in the base, the soldi