he's currently the president of the us middle east project and joins us from loved to mislead. be always good to have you all the, i'll just say era. so it's, he is all from the a call. it's in your opinion, sort of being at the hall to try to implement the policy. was it ever going to work very good questions to have. i think it's impossible to know the tensions of the does up the time. i think the major question was that with the palestinian national movement, having crossed the rubicon as there was the opportunity for israel to achieve something, which would have been a remarkably good deal phase. right. i think questionable whether that was true for the palestinians. certainly not for refugees, was these going to prove to be able to move by israel to reorganize the tons of occupation and the trench would mock a strategic we orientation of zionism towards acceptance of palestinians. the proof is now when searching is like drug costs for sale. so to have that, this proved tactical and these rel has in trench. and that is being true of every government. the current government

do you think there is a role for us in middle east conflict? >> this is a pattern for vivek ramaswamy. i don't know how we fully back and then say that there is a limit to what our military involvement would be defending israel in an attack by iran. one thing i bring to the race, i've been consistent, stood for american leadership in the world. as governor, i stood strong and as vice president, i'm proud of our record, record that med historic investments in the military. there is another plan that will layout a vision for not rebuilding military, although joe biden has been pushing budget cuts for military since day one. we have a vision for that and it is a way we do achieve peace through renewed american strength. >> shannon: one area of divide within the gop in washington is continued funding for ukraine. the white house asked for 24 billion to be committed, tying that to domestic aid, there is criticism that needs to be broken apart. mark offer on the hill wrote, he says he will not support monmouthy going to ukraine, he needs a clear dire

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middle east and india. the new rail and shipping corridor would help the flow of energy and trade by cutting shipping times, costs and fuel usee east countries by railway and connect them to india by port. the rail project linking india and the middle east is seen as an attempt by president biden to counter china's influence in the region. president xijinping is noteably absent from the g20 —— but us officials say they still hope to engage with china on several issues. a little earlier, we took a closer look at both china and ukraine, two countries front and centre at g20 discussions. joining me now is daniel russell, former us assistant secretary of state for east asian and pacific affairs. welcome to the programme. thanks for taking the time to be with us. the g20 summit has agreed to a joint declaration, including a statement on the war in ukraine. what do you make of the language itself? well, the language on ukraine and russia is sort of exquisitely cautious. it references the human tragedy, the suffering from the war in ukraine, but it doesn't specify who caused the war through aggression. so these are the kinds of comp

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middle east and india. the new rail and shipping corridor would help the flow of energy and trade by cutting shipping times, costs and fuel userailway to india by port. staying in southeast asia, president biden travels to vietnam after the g20. the us and vietnam are expected to declare themselves strategic partners, as a counter to beijing's influence in asia. earlier i spoke to our correspondent laura bicker in hanoi and i began by asking her about that upcoming visit. this is called a comprehensive strategic partnership. what it really means is that vietnam and washington will have closer ties than ever before. vietnam has three tiers when it comes to developing partnerships. washington was in the lower one, now it's going to be right on the top. that puts them level with both china and russia here in vietnam. for washington, there are many, many benefits. they are trying to counter chinese influence in asia. they are also trying to encourage businesses to so—called �*de—risk�* away from china. that means they could encourage more businesses to come to vietnam. that is already happening to some extent. there are also deal

then it's off to asia, singapore and japan before a stop in the middle east, then to the us, all the a, back to the us for las vegas, a new street circuit, before the final in abu dhabi. that's right — back to the middle east, which you might remember is where it all began. it's something the fi sustainability head says they're already tweaking. that is the real challenge that we have as a world championship. two thirds of our carbon footprint is travel and logistics and that is something that we will be delivering against from now until 2030. supporters of f1 say it could help drive technology to make fuel more sustainable, but the finish line is still a long way off. katie silver, bbc news, singapore. in other news making headlines... a gathering of who's who in the tech industry have been meeting with us politicians in washington over the future of artificial intelligence. tesla's chief executive elon musk has called for a us "referee" for al. he was joined by meta's mark zuckerberg and alphabet�*s sundar pichai. they are looking for ways to mitigate dangers of the emerging technol

middle east and india. the new rail and shipping corridor would help the flow of energy and trade — by cutting shipping times, costs and fuel useountries by railway and connect them to india by port. earlier, i spoke to ravi agrawal, the editor—in—chief of foreign policy. thanks for being with us here on the programme. now, the spokesman for ukraine's foreign ministry said that that statement is, quote, "nothing to be proud of". why do you think that the 620 leaders agreed to more watered—down language on ukraine this year, as opposed to last year's stronger statement, which condemned russia? well, you know, joint statements such as the one we've just seen often reflect the characteristics of the host country. and i think the 620's communique this past weekend, it not only reflects india's stance as being on the fence on the war in ukraine, but it also mirrors the divisions that exist in the world when it comes to this war. as the 620 expands to include the african union — which represents 55 countries — these divisions are only going to increase and come out into the open. and that is why groups such as the 67, for example — w

middle east and india. the new rail and shipping corridor would help the flow of energy and trade — by cutting shipping times, costs and fuel used connect them to india by port. they will represent the 620 here because — they will represent the 620 here because they have a lot to gain because — because they have a lot to gain because i— because they have a lot to gain because i have a lot of interest in hi-h because i have a lot of interest in high quality, valuable transparent economic— high quality, valuable transparent economic investment in middle income countries _ economic investment in middle income countries so _ economic investment in middle income countries so there's a lot at stake for all_ countries so there's a lot at stake for all the — countries so there's a lot at stake for all the members of the 620. we look forward to china's participation in this. this doesn't mean _ participation in this. this doesn't mean we — participation in this. this doesn't mean we turn a blind eye to this course _ mean we turn a blind eye to this course of— mean we turn a blind eye to this course of behaviour, whether it's intellectua

us a wrong relations roxanne farm on farm. i enjoyed just from london, she's a lecturer in modern middle east politics at the university of cambridge and a specialist on middle east security. and scott lucas joins us from birmingham. he's a professor of us and international relations at university college dublin. and the founder and editor of the online new site e. a world view, a one welcome to you on thanks so much for joining us today on inside story for let me start with you today. iran in the us of carried out a prisoner swap as part of a cut their mediated deals, experts believe that this prisoners, what may be a step toward be escalating tensions between the us and the wrong. what do you think is this just a one off, or could this lead potentially to a saw in relations? you know, i don't think it's going to be a major shift in us policy towards the, on, i think the, by the administration either as on vending or unable to clinic the past mistakes of previous administrations and come to a policy that's actually working for the united states but i think if you get these type of agreements, small agreements that you can eventual

middle east. border towns used to be arizona and texas. but when you see the city council in chicago and the mayor of new york all claiming the claimant theillegal immigrants e destroying their cities remember, these are so-called sanctuary cities. every state has been impacted silly my home state of wyoming is no exception. the fentanyl coming in from mexico is now a major killer in every state in the country. our incompetent president and the democrats continue with their head in the sand. and now what do they want to do? they want to defend ice immigration customs enforcement they want to use the money to set up a welcome wagon of housing and benefits for illegal immigrants read the republicans have the right idea to deal with the border. it is called secure the border act of 2023. it involves technology, manpower, the physical barrier to prevent illegal immigration. that is the way to provide security and safety to our communities and actually secure the border. the butcher of talleyrand is on u.s. soil right now. despite being sanctio

middle east and india. the new rail and shipping corridor would help the flow of energy and trade — by cutting shipping times, costs and fuel usey and connect them to india by port. the rail project linking india and the middle east is seen as an attempt by president biden to counter china's influence in the region. they are represented here at the 620, and we hope that they will approach the discussions here in a constructive, productive way, because they have a lot to gain. they have a lot of interest in, for instance, high—quality, valuable, transparent economic investment in lower and middle—income countries. so there's a lot at stake for all the members of the 620. and we look forward to china's participation in that regard. that doesn't mean that we turn a blind eye or look the other way at these coercive behaviors, whether they're pushing on excessive maritime claims in the south china sea, whether it's intellectual theft, whether it's unfair trade practices around the world or it's, quite frankly, a very sketchy human rights record. we mean to, and will, continue to press on all those concerns. a little earlier, we took

he got us into the middle east. how did that work out? but they thought jeb might win. pz he used the word jeb. you mean he's ashame d of the last name? >> our reporters and analysts are back with us. you worked for one of the bushes, just one. >> hard to keep them all straight. >> it's not actually that hard to keep it all straight. >> this isn't just kind of a run of the mill thing. it goes oafter joe biden all th time. for things he says that maybe off. should we apply the same yardstick. like it's human. >> what we should do is scrutinize all of them equally and tieng trice to make a sound determination. there's marks on the wall of times where donald trump is getting confused. we need to keep looking for data points and see if that's true, but he did grasp at straws and not think of the person he ran against in 2020 just a couple weeks ago. tsaid it was obama. never ran against obama. and then in this case, he forgot that he was running against jeb and confuses the brothers. he suggested he got us into the iraq war. there are three bushes on the national stage. a fa

so for international visitors from places like the us, china, the middle east that historically havehey are looking at where they want to travel now, the uk is just not competitive. they can go to france or italy and enjoy tax—free shopping whereas if they come to london and across the uk they can't. we are not on a level playing field and i think now we have had a couple of years of this, the industry most painfully felt in retail but i think other industries are really feeling it too now based on the lack of spend and the lack of visitors that we are getting because of this removal of the tax—free scheme. so you're really saying that people are going to choose not to fly to london or into the uk because they can't get a cheap handbag? i think you would be surprised as to how much shopping as the primary driver of a reason to visit. so absolutely, we will still get international visitors coming over. but i think, there has been some very strong data shared by some of the retailers right across europe that they are seeing huge rises in trade in countries that they are just not seeing

us from london. she is a lecturer in model middle east politics at the university of cambridge and a specialist on middleast security. and scott lucas joins us from birmingham. he is a professor of u.s. international relations and founder and editor of the online news site ea worldview. thank you so much for joining us today. foad, let me start with you. iran and the u.s. have carried out a prisoner swap. experts believe that this prisoner swap may be a step towards the escalating tensions between the u.s. and iran. what do you think? is this just a one-off, or could this lead potentially to a thaw in relations? foad: i don't think it is going to be a major shift in u.s. policy towards iran. i think the biden administration either is unwilling or unable to correct the past mistakes of previous administrations and come to a policy that is actually working for the united states. but i think if you get this type of small agreement, you can arrange for the reach in a stage where the confrontation is not something that both sides worry about on a daily basis. so it is not going to resolve any major issues, bu

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so if you're about re shaping the middle east, take us through that plan. well, this is all, it's a negotiation. this happened in between the united states, the, by the ministration, marketing, chrome, principal, saudi arabia, mohammed and psalm on, and that you has government. and what they want to do is see normalization between saudi arabia and israel. so saudi arabia says to do that, they want to have access to nuclear technology and security guarantees. israel obviously, once the normalization, but the other thing the saudi say is they're going have to use religion for it after you've concessions to the palestinians. it's not at all clear then, then you can to actually do that and keep his job at the remember this is the for this right wing government in israel's history. and he has himself moved away from talking about the 2 state solution. in fact, in his speech to be un, he said israel deserves a state, notably he didn't say the palestinians deserve a state of their own. this is going to be a talking to my sources in washington dc. this is we're goi

he got us into the -- he got us into the middle east. how did that work out?re hassle only been -- listen to this -- one such whale killed off the coast of south carolina in the last 50 years. on the other hand, their windmills are causing whales to die in numbers never seen before. nobody does anything about that. they are washing up ashore. i saw this weekend. t three came up. you wouldn't see it once a year. now they are coming up on a weekly basis. the windmills are driving them crazy. they are driving -- they are driving the whales i think a little batty. >> that is indeed what people are saying. >> how do you feel about windmills, phil mattingly? >> not nearly as passionately as former president trump does. natasha, adam and mora join us. guys, let's start with the idea that i don't think governor jeb bush in florida launched the invasion of iraq. the windmills thing has been a fixation for the former president. don't really understand where he is going with it. if biden said any of that stuff on the stump, people would have lost their minds. 77-year-old

palestinian organisations have accused israel of using armed forces to kill civilians there. 0ur middle easte know is that israeli undercover special forces entered close to the camp in the city of jenin early this morning and they went in palestinian vehicles with palestinian license plates and the israeli military said they were targeting a building that was a hold—up for the brigades which are the armed wing of the palestinian militant group hamas and then there were gun battles reminiscent of many that we have seen injenin over the last 18 months, but what is less clear is what led to the injury of some of the militants because they are unconfirmed israeli reports that it was a so—called zero side drone, a small explosive drone used by the israelis close to a car —— so—called suicide drone. the militants claim they shut down the drone and it's only a part of the drone has been photographed in a jenin close to the camp. a couple of the militants were wounded and one was seen being stretchered away by the israeli military into a helicopter and other minor injuries according to palestinian

bush had gotten us into the middle east.hinks, alternatively, that he ran the general election in 2016 against barack obama. and he said last week, nobody thought that we could beat barack obama. but we did! hey stumbled around with obama 's name. and then he went on to say that he beat barack obama. he was going to beat, or know that he paid for aqaba in 2020, as well! and then of course on to the part about where joe biden was going to get this into world war ii. in 2024. the reason why those numbers are higher. and the reason why people are comparing hunter biden's laptop to stealing nuclear secrets is because the republicans have been hammering joe biden over this nonstop. and the white house is considered itself above the fray. this is, like, we mike to the caucus in 1988, using his push lawn mower while george h. w. bush was going around talking about how polluted boston harbour was. and talking about going from one flag factory to another flag factory. and john meacham, by the time it was over, right? and you had mich

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he got us into the middle east. how did that work out, right? often says things that aren't true, that windmills are causing whales to die. so why -- >> it's our eyes, chris. it's our eyes. look, we look at people and we look at the way they move and we decide you know, it kind of clicks inside our brain who looks older and who doesn't. you know, for some reason, there's other reasons why i guess if you really drilled down, trump just doesn't, we don't think of him as old. some people do. i was in the gym today. i asked the question to some of the people what they thought and some people said oh, no, there's no difference between the two of them but the poll indicates that people are not seeing age as a factor as much they do with biden. that's just where we are right now. again, i think that biden can begin to mitigate the age idea if he can show some real passion and some real things he really cares about and projects. look, you think about churchill. look at what he was able to do. he projected. that's really the key i think for being able to

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he got us into the -- he got us into the middle east. how did that work out, right?h might win, jeb. >> yeah, jeb is the other one. i'm still waiting for a long dissertation from a myriad of fair and balanced news organization about that gaffe or any of the other times that trump was confused or incoherent. >> belgium is a beautiful city. >> mr. president, mr. president, you need to sign it. >> said we've just launched 59 missiles heading to iraq. >> headed to syria? >> yes. heading toward syria. and i want you to know that. >> our army man the air. it ran the ramparts. it took over the airports. it did everything it had to do. and it fought mchenry under the rockets red glare, it has nothing but victory. >> then i see the disinfectant knocks it out in a minute, one minute. and is there a way we can do something like that? by injection. >> you know, you have voter id to buy a loaf of bread. you have id to buy a loaf of bread. >> and we did it with obama, we won an election that everyone said couldn't be won. we would be in world war ii very quickly if we're going to

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