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the us has an m beat us policy towards taiwan since the late 19 seventy's. it's recognized communists, beijing as the only legitimate government of china. but it has in formal ties with taiwan and is seen as the islands protector. okay, let's go back to the map to understand why the us and china can quit taiwan in some ways. taiwan strategic importance is about 3 choke points around the island to the west. there's the taiwan strait. it's a key trade route for both beijing and taiwan and, and also for everybody else. almost all the world's biggest container ships passed through here to the north, the me out coast rate. it runs between taiwan and these japanese islands. ended the south. the bashi straight, it runs between taiwan and the philippines. for china, these 2 straits on either side of taiwan are key strategic gateways to the pacific ocean. at a time, one is in the middle of the chinese co slot, which is a very important this is victor gal. he's a former chinese diplomat and vice president of the center for china and globalization. amazing, think tank

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thank you very much forjoining us, | you very much forjoining us, good to see you again. where shares in united states steel plunged on wednesday, following a report the white house is preparing to formally block nippon steel's $14 billion takeover bid. people familiar with the matter say a decision could be made as soon as this week. the move would be highly controversial, and critics say it would lead to job losses and could chill foreign investment in the us. for more, here's our north america business correspondent ritika gupta in new york. nippon steel's $14 billion bid to acquire united states steel has been caught in the crosshairs of an election year. and in the crucial swing state of pennsylvania, where us steel is based. us presidentjoe biden has long pledged that the iconic american company, headquartered in pittsburgh, should remain domestically owned and run. presidential nominees kamala harris and donald trump have also both committed to keep us steel american, though any move to block the deal could potentially be subject to litigation. proponents of nippon

thank you for joining us. palestinians have held funerals for their loved ones killed in the latest israeli rades in the occupied west bank city. of genine morners late to rest this lane palestinians after israeli forces withdrew from janin and his refugee camp, the forces pulled out of the city following a 10-day deadly offensive that caused extensive damage. the offensive engine was part of an israeli military campaign that has also hit other parts of the occupied palestinian territory. israeli occupation forces also fatally shot a 12-year-old palestinian girl near the west bank city of nabl on friday. the un relief organization for palestinian refugees anrua says the past week has been the bloodiest for civilians in the west bank since november last year. the assault has killed some 40 palestinians including 21 in jane. scores more have been wounded across the occupied territory. our ramala correspondent nikah ahmed joined us earlier with an update on the deadly is really aggression against the occupied wes

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we go, as it used to do uh years ago. all right, now why do you think washing thing keeps replacing the same ross? i gave cod during on the less on the cycle wisdom that before and it's happening now again. absolutely, i mean this is this failure of us politics know, can the u. s. is facing major. you cannot make a social challenges. and in the state of the us because it meets on the comic and leads really being transferred to themselves and to that population. i'm finding a genuine solutions for the problem of illegal immigration above the homelessness of hills and education issues in the country. what they do is they keep mounting, go very well. so they keep admin painting their control over the american population. and then they try to buy that the attention away to a made up for in any they always try, you know, they made the soviet union into an enemy, then they made the islamic world. they may be wrong. try you. not. that was seeking a, for in any way to divert the attention away from their own problems on their own

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press tv's usab mari joined us earlier from san art to tell us more about the yemenese pro palestin demonstrations. let's take listen and this. protest, the demonstrators, they basically called for jihad, jihad against the state of israel, and they want other arab nations, other islamic nations to join this jihad against the state of israel, the one obstacle that yemen is facing, is the fact that most of the regimes in the region, they stand uh, according to the protesters, they are siting with israel in the sense of enabling the genocide, allowing it to... continue and also in the sense of preventing yemen, the yemen army from marching into the palestinian occupied territories to confront the israeli regime. most of the protests here in the capital, it raised and directed a condemnation against the arab states and against the arab leaders and this is because they feel that these arab leaders are under the control of the israeli. team under the control of the western governments and this is the status quo that the protesters and movement want to change sooner rather than later. in addition to the

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but the majority of us voters, especially us democratic voters. and for that reason, they have to spend a $100000000.00 in our elections to continue to elect candidates that reflect their governors interest rather than the interest of these communities. be it in st. louis or new york, or anywhere else across the country. akela, how do you explain this disconnect? i mean, a cellphone just talked about in spite of public opinion. how is this going on is 2024 and everyone is watching. what's happening. i think there are 2 things by on this. one is not, this is a box cool frank. they've been very successful in achieving their goal, which is to make it a political liability to raise questions about us policy towards israel. not just, not even just criticizing it, but to even ask the question, should we have a discussion about that? should we have a discussion about the fact that israel has been the number one recipient of us military funding or you know, x number of years despite having us having all these domestic, you know, social and economic issues

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to give us an update. over the past couple of hours the israeli war planes carried out and... strike against a multi-floor residential building in the northern part of anosarati fiji camped hundreds of meters away from where we are standing right now, luckily that house was empty and evacuated, this is why uh no casualties were reported as a consequence of the attack, in the meantime the israeli artillery shielling was maintained heavily against the northern part of anusarat refugee camp in addition to the northern part of the albge refugee camp and as you now, let me say that over the past couple of weeks and nusarati fijicamp particularly has been under seaslist and continuous israeli air strikes and attacks that left dozens of the palestinian casualties, and in this context let me say that this hospital, the only hospital operating in a nosaratu fiji camp is too small to sustain or to absorb this kind of the overwhelming number of the palestinian casualties left behind the ongoing and the repetitive isr

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where we have a politician using pop culture to identify especially with use and most use compared to the republican party vote for democrats. right. so we remember hillary clinton going on the breakfast club in 2016 and you know, using a famous line from lemonade from beyond say, song and saying she has a bottle in her purse. we had obama give a shout out to the blackout. black eyed peas, millennials, i remember that and that kind of entailed me to go out and vote for him. so it's not new. i think the politicians do this to humanize themselves, and especially with the democratic party, they want to show that they're more hit amazing myself up by saying that. but um, and to be more in tune with, with the youth. so at the same time it's, it's something that's not new, right? politicians usually do this, particularly democrats go for this on, on the power of this particular phenomenon, which says a lot about power, social relationships and how important they have become to this generation. here's nikki, on take talk. take a look at the re that branch summer will be studied in political

, so is it a us colony? in many ways it is, many of the people who live there and include many of the leading figures uh have dual citizenship, their us israeli c'. "probably the israeli's population is the most mobile in the world because it has so many people have more than one passport and many of those who have two passports have an israeli passport and a us passport and mr. wells really quick because i wanted to kind of get back to the massacers of and it's all i'm very it is all related and it goes hand-in hand, but the israeli project is it more a colonial outpost for the west to the point." of what both of you have just shared or a refuge for persecuted jews? i think that question has been clarified very quickly, and certainly over the last 20 years, as brian has been saying, i've heard you know chomsky say in lectures at mit to a woman in the audience saying that it's our only refuge, and he said you're talking. about the least safe place for jews in the modern world, you're not, this is the that's

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it's down to us humans and how we use it. so again, that's key when it comes to protecting what's true and also to protecting credibility media. companies use fact checks and multiple souls checks of safeguards and what is still knowledge, leon unregulated. so you are fake dues x 2 is in the currently we're in the wild west as far as a i is concerned with seeing all kinds of different play is jumping on the bandwagon like gold diggers who want to use it for their own ends. the, the legal framework is only being set up now, and so that's, and as is often the case, the law is slower than advance is. it's behind technological development. it's just the policy. so it's, so politicians need to get into the after the testing, should they have to step up to make sure that we don't have these problems in the future when it was following me. that even these a problem in this time that some countries have now signed a legally binding treaty and regulating the use of a i as until and if it finally comes into effect, responsibility remai

well, as i mentioned earlier, possibly the us could approve the use of long range weapons to be used inside russia. and there is a distinction some report saying that would be american weapons of the report suggesting that the americans would approve the u. k. and poland. another country is using the weapons and they wouldn't have an issue with it. how that turns that we don't know, but we do know that the british prime minister keeps telling me is in washington state. we've talked to buy it in. and if you read the price, these are in a charm offense, if not trauma offensive, is to bring by didn't room to this idea that those long range weapons need to be used by ukraine against russia. just to be clear, this is pushing weapons to be able to reach like attack that was by the to go to 60 miles interruption tire. she's a pretty deep and they could have pretty serious consequences. now, at the same time, there's also reports that biden is really cautious and he's cautious because they're a senior. what types officials, who urging against this, they understand that if america gives the g

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be the one that was the thing is good about the us giving us the full. let's do it on the list as far as it goes. when you start to catch up with you, go unable and you are you, unless you can, you can always just massaging of all of those. did your stuff i have them was names can move, are you in one of the new study and actually me of those i strongly are you into this? don't we sometimes to you soon? we do them. so i want to show you specifics that actually does national 5 using the value of the option was to show them. so as i think the thing is that what can i see with once is, was founded in the holes of this country. palace of the russian side page, a gulf until 1854. with a united your being on a british, french sardinian until case forces loans. the crime in war against russia was an attempt to drive the russians out just from the different the russian empire of access to the sea. like the rest of us, with the army and navy on send his sons to serve in the military. the telemundo boy officially, we are sorry to escalate the serious, but it does

new to ross and it was around us. we came here under the ban boardman after that, and we evacuated from our homes because israel is targeting civilians. it is not striking military targets, but only civilian ones. that's why we left our homes to protect our children. but one more thing that is important to know is there was a great deal of international outrage. lebanese represents this at the un general assembly, essentially highlighted the importance of bringing the international community together, providing resources for what will or may become a very dire and volatile situation. if a peaceful or diplomatic solution is not brought forth any time soon. so on the other side of the border, the is really red. c. port violet has been attacked to people suffered minor injuries and footage circulating on line shows, smoke rising from the side or to middle east bureau chief ramp, a notion that brings us this report. so this is the after mass off his velez attack . we are now in kitty, on the all like a peaceful and pictur

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him us. and he's government, it's like a rational act. i'm very angry, isn't anyhow, he failed miserably miserable. i should have gotten them alive. the bill didn't come fast enough. the bullets on the murder came 1st. the us bank still has been on the table since may get new breaks. when was reached for months. had the deal done through carmel would have been on the 1st returned home goose as he trusted in india, who completely but then one month ago, i was in washington dc in a meeting with him. and i heard him say that there was a chance to get some of the houses back and he said, no, you could have saved the lives of money. and he decided not to. and the reason doesn't even matter right now. he said no. and after that, we know what happens, but it's him, us and israel blame each other for obstructing a deal, meant to secure the hostages return and a ceasefire. yet skilled believes the 2 sides share something deeply disturbing and come on either. and that's how you all know thing wire valu

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the troops who gave us not the latest. the way i've pulled up additional forces focusing their offensive on. so jeff the town near the border, the russian troops moved out to the battles a counterterrorism operation regime was imposed on the colors for you. i was confronted garad regions. the several settlements was seized. hundreds of thousands of people were forced to leave their homes the give on come on, you know, if his mother evacuated from dining. so join us a q, i'm bank fan to then will for 15 kilometers, filming his entire journey with his mobile phone. um we could, we could just we put into it still. yeah mm but yeah, just because of the scope of this, the thing is we're also dropping off and that's why it's out. it's not out of politically disappeared. they've got some of the risk august the stuff isn't good. it's just the initial subsidy, all 3 of them. sizes from the police. yes. uh. so the the, the, the push model, the, the commercial subsidy, ellipse video web studio, we would suppose the them up. we'll see

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so in many ways, a decision to use the restrictions on the use of these weapons for the following. that pattern is an indication that the administration feels more comfortable with how rush or respond and think that by providing this authorization that they aren't going across the red line and be to a devastating retaliation or escalation by my president. good. when i ask you about the situation right now, i'm in curse. there are reports tonight. the russian forces have re taken parts of the course region. we can't confirmed that, but if it is true, it will mark a, a military disaster for ukraine. i know you have written that occurs good incursion was a dangerous diversion. and a military now has told me today that this has been a complete waste and of resources and soldiers for ukraine. should this be a reason then for bite and to pause and perhaps leave things as is for the moment regarding weapons as well. i don't think that that would be a reason to leave things as they is regarding weapons of the use of weapons for deep stripes. and russia is not connected with the course incu

, they are the us, the us is really, it has a colony call called israel, israel is catspore of the us in this region, it's doing all these things, the centcom commander, um, i've forgotten his name, he is responsible for this entire west asian region, he visits regularly, the occupied palestine, the us is controlling these, all of these sorts of things, so when they bomb beirot, the us is doing it through its israeli proxy, um, they're talking. about a ground operation now, which uh, nastrala said he would welcome that because it brings the enemy to them into their terrain, and without the advantages they have of attacking with missiles and planes from the air, so it may be that the the us is allowing this green lighting, this which you know there are some internal of course debates we know within the israeli camp and within washington too about this, but nevertheless none of this happens unless it's green or directed by the us, the us is really responsible for. of this war and and it's wrong, i think to see the israelis as something separate as nastrala cautioned us some years ago ba

thank you for joining us. mr.xander, well, you actually fought, well, on many fronts, and in oborogen. in different places, now you, well, not so long ago your brigade appeared near pokrovsk, and what can you say with such a fresh look, why is this direction so, well, perhaps difficult, why is there such a heavy defense and such a fierce russian come on, what did you see there? well, i will say that from previous experience that there are no easy directions, all... directions are difficult, have certain differences, extremely, and the main the difference between the pokrovsky direction now is that pokrovsky itself is now the direction of the main strike of the russian forces, that's all, that's why there are so fierce battles here now, and that's why the enemy's most concentrated attack is here now. tell me, what could be done, well, what could contribute to stopping the russians' advance in this direction, what would be necessary? was to strengthen, because many different opinions are now somewhere saying to leav

that the us the u. k as well are set to a lot of keep to use western supply. the long range arms to strike bruship must go safe at all. decisions on the monitor have already been made and the response will be hard to miss. the russian president has said everything on this subject. the decision has been taken all carte blanche and indulgences have been granted to the clients and to yes. so we are ready for anything, and our response will be such that they won't fail to notice. or you're most concerned about that or to the you and said, giving the green light to such attacks would mean nato explicitly entering into a direct war with russia. she would switch, he was focused deep today with a very high degree of probability. we can say that the decision to live restrictions on the use of long range weapons, the strikes the gangs. russia has long been made in the west, and that was simply witnessing the final stage of its legitimize agents in the eyes of public opinion. actually in relation to key f, this does not change anything for us. in principle, the nazi regi