i was surprised when somebody stopped us to envoy uh victoria newland. uh that was the secretary uh to the uh you know, a higher percentage of us that i bought. so in terms of the positives i gained from me to the fact that she was able, it's not true was able to, you know, it's a line in the j despite the close enough space. it shows that perhaps the what, how the us, i see i diplomacy. and i also negotiations on the sidelines with echo by side doing to make sure that there is some side. so 1st, a closure to the situation and at prices that i need a new se would it currently does. and this also comes up that we had that in our comments. so i'm so you know, why haven't spoken about a window of opportunity for the cooling desk to return to power and as any blinking new ed secretary of state also stating that the us bucks every efforts when it comes to echo as a engineer crisis. india is a so it only shows how close the us on serious us, i taking the situation and you say, hey, let's look at a cost as a efforts. their members have said that military interv

i think the reason that victoria newland was unprepared and caught off guard by reason developments on the african continent, particularly in these there as she arrived in south africa was that quite frankly, the iowa does in washington. whether on the neo conservative side or new liberal side representing this, the unit party establishment, that is really part of a transatlantic next this they believe their own for lack of a better word fantasy. you could say something more bolder perhaps, but they believe it. they believe that their project for a new american century that their future there are manifest destiny of unipolar world dominance. us lead you unipolar world dominance is set in stone or was set in stone. i don't think they ever considered for a minute the serious possibility that the world would rise and reject it. and really what was happening in these there as well as across the neighboring region. this anti colonial sentiment, this finally, african nations that have for decades been ruled by pro western, particularly pro french interest are claiming their independence afte

she's in the chair and has met with cou leaders in the may acting deputy secretary of state. victoria newland says she has held frank ad difficult talks with the gentle government, but she has not been allowed to meet with the self proclaimed president general gianni or the asked of liter mohammed by zoom. well, joining us now is she has her times a he is live with us in washington dc and she has talked to us about what else was discussed a yeah, this is a bit of a surprise. we knew that she was in all the accounts and that there was billed as a free nation to the big on a week ago. it was south africa, the d. c at cook did well. now it's a full nation to a clearly and she just advocate and even just have a phone briefing with some report as you said, that you wanted to speak frankly to those in these are responsible for the child was the democratic order to see if she could resolve issues, but as you mentioned, she says the conversations were explore full screen. we find out at times quite difficult. she she said she wanted to make clear to the community to as well the guns that we have. be

and she has more on us diplomats. victoria newlands visit to dish add to meet with coolie this that's why it's all about for team does said she wasn't able to meet with the 1st president, but what that means, it's not that all efforts are gone. however, she came out and said, there are a few options, you know, with the windows and doors really, if you like us to open for more engagement, which is really what everyone is calling for both globally within the region in nigeria, outside of nigeria. you know, people are also pressure and they feel like echo was asking the bit and gauge more in all the ways you know, diplomatic ways to resolve this situation. instead of resorting to the last option, if you like, like an echo as admission which is the military intervention. so we're, we're in a situation where we're likely to see more engagement, lots, or maybe in the community. i'm gonna be giving. so she, at times also like me go see if that's solutions. so was like most likely both sides are going to come to agreement. so hopefully that's what everybody is pushing for, as opposed to, you

but victoria newlands requests to meet the self proclaimed president and the deposed president mohammed but assume were denied allowed to 0. she advertise the is live for us in washington, washington dc. and she had talked to us a little bit about what was discussed as well. new ones holds a briefing for, for those who was heading to the airport. she said, very briefly, there she summarized tools, as you said, as frank and at times difficult. but she said she wanted to make clear that's lots of stake in the us, new job relationship. she wanted to speak, frankly, with those responsive of what she called the challenge for the democratic order to see if she could resolve issues. she wasn't able to see the players present. she wasn't able to sense be the leader of the co, the leader of the, the, the, the ministry group out currently in charge in new jersey. but she kept on stressing the need for dialogue with the us open to dialogue. here's an interesting part of the of the briefing that she said, i hope they will keep the door open to diplomacy. we've made the proposal, we'll see. but then

instead, washington ended up sending victoria newland with the state department regime change. karen to demanded to speak to the manager of each. so these conversations were extremely frank and the times quite difficult because again, were pushing for a negotiated solution. it was not easy to get traction there. they're quite firm in their view of how they want to proceed and it does not comport with the constitution of new share the by the administration. so initial panic over the q, and it's an easier cri action to resolve the situation with shocking off to proxies . likes equal was countries seems to have given way to more diplomatic approach for now. as long as the new management still less the us hang out with their drone bases have access to strategic minerals, uranium other natural resources after the coo in the share broke out us vice president camella harris as to new. but to use echo was to restore bassoon because us had invested over $100000000.00 in building a drone base and to share and didn't want to lose access to it. also friends buys uranium from the share and

but do your book, i mean, victoria newland famous for that phone call. uh, when the 2014 cooling in ukraine. she's beat any jericho's. why is it a good book? good time for a book about military history, encompassing the civil war world war one is what to iraq, afghanistan and palestine, vietnam, korea, all of this in such a. it's such a simple book a why is a good time for this book right now? there's not too much on palestine here, right? i do, i do, i set up some of some of the conflicts in the middle east that even if the united states was not directly involved, set the context for the words that we were later involved in ourselves. so in that sense, i do see my way through the 67 more of the 73, lord cetera. but thank you. thank you for having the let me give 2 answers to your question. the 1st answer is very selfish. i'll admit that i'm selfish, which is that this was a good time for me to write the book, because i wrote it primarily during the cold and shut down. and when you're trying to write history and historians know this better than i do, bec

new jazz military leaders in an attempt to end back who but acting deputy secretary of state victoria newland said that she was denied amazing with the detain president. both global and west african leaders all hoping there is still rooms and mediation with news. as qu, date is who earlier this week ignore the deadline to reinstate the ousted president, the economic community, all the west and west african states. so eco was it's known as said that military intervention may be needed to restore democracy. they meet thursday to decide on the next move. what's the global aspect currently a, to a correspondent, at least, cedric will not, who's in nigeria? and i asked him if the us and boys missing was the one to suggest any sign of hope for a peaceful resolution? well, i'm, yeah, it depends on, you know, how different function, different people, different the stakeholders imply. as i look it's, it's uh, either best, it's from the deputy act and secretary of state victoria. i knew that it was about 2 hours uh, in the country and they, i mean, so it meets what we did you drink aid as bought notes.

they're acting deputy secretary of state victoria newland said the talks were frank and difficult, whoever the hunter did not take up her suggestions to restore civilian rule. this came after the one to ignore a deadline to restore the irish did president sent by west africa's original block echo was it is threatening military action and that's called an emergency summit for this thursday, a tom is returned to the streets of new jazz capital, naomi a day of to carlita is rejected an ultimatum to reinstate the former president, a president and government, some locals here again to see the back of duty. p. they manage the country as they play, is that they did what they want to the detriment of the population is a month to the you left. the even betrayed that i remember that that poverty did not stick to the impulses in the 2 liters. and now cooling for young people to defend the country in the case of a military intervention, the 4 months up in the last seat across the sides of the military intervention. i mean that we're going to take coverage in our hands to defend our country. to know we

but acting deputy secretary of state victoria newland said she was denied a meeting with the detained president. both global and west african lead is hoping there is still room for mediation with news. as qu, leaders earlier this week, ignore the deadline to reinstate the austin, the president of the economic community of west african states or equal west, has set that military intervention may be needed to restore democracy by means on says and to decide on the next move. now the use of michael co here is monitoring this story from a neighboring a boot drain nigeria. and now the us envoys spoke with news as complete as coordinators, but was not allowed to meet the president. where does this leave diplomatic efforts to find a resolution that's why it's. 1 14 just said that she wasn't able to meet with the deposed president, but what that means, it's not that all efforts are gone. however, she came out and said, there are the options, you know, with the windows and doors, really, if you like us to open for more engagement, which is really what everyone is calling for both globally with

but senior qu, officials have met the deputy to us secretary of state and victoria newland. describe the 2 hours of talks in the capital, naomi as frank and difficult. well, nigerian president to know who is the chairman of the original west african block eco los and earlier we spoke with his official spokesman chief, a jury and delilah. he says the diplomacy is the best way forward for resolving the crisis in the chair. but the military intervention remains an option as well. we are saying is that we have multiple levers on which we can leverage uh to achieve uh the end that we are seeking to achieve. which is to uphold that. it was protocols by ensuring that there is a return of civilian democratic rule under the leadership of president by zoom as, as duly elected by the people of new jerry public. now whether that happens today, or next week, or next month, we will see, but we are determined to leverage on all elements of our power, a regional leaf to ensure that happens and not is not limited only to military interventions, although military intervention has not. and wil

let's say a qu, officials have met the deputy us secretary of state, victoria newland described the 2 hours of torques in the capital, naomi as frank and difficult in south africa, police 5 rubber bullets and say a gas. so striking many balls, taxi drivers ignore the cold, old as a stop the 6 day protest. 5 people having killed in the unrest sylvia has extended permission, so the u. n. to deliver via via 2 took each crossings into revels held territory until november, the 13th approval to use the bible and outline boulder crossings set to expire. next week. last month's view and security council failed to renew a mandate for the main verb and how of crossing sean is following ministries urging the philippines to remove a grandly worship from the dispute is shown in the south. china say this comes off to me in a toll badging. it will not have bind in the area resupply, but was heading to the reef when china is co. scott stopped it with volta cannon is out, is there a dot com for you to stay on top? of the news. next its find somebody comfortable, a frank assessments the policies of the

health, frank and difficult talks with senior qu leaders, but acting deputy secretary state victoria newland says she's not been allowed to meet the self proclaimed president general abdur home. she on a or the allison leader mohammed presume russian missile strikes on the eastern ukrainian dynamics region have killed at least 7 people and injured nearly 2 dozen others. ukraine says russian missiles hit residential buildings and a hotel were foreign journalists, stay in the city of pock rusk. at least 12 people have been injured in an explosion at a green storage facility in turkey. a tour said to be in serious condition, russian rather rescue crews rushed to the side of the blast. east of is simple. and those are the headlines. stay with us now, is there a way to look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies? in a small business, sales force and including security around the world of history or something that the international community your view should be doing to understand how it affects counting the cost on o g 0 the the g as an island power tories flux, whic

i think victoria newland is not a permanent component of the foreign policy establishment. everyone's time is off at some point. and this particular bout with imperial expansion will have a lot of, i think, a long i don't, i hope lasting. i called a recuperation there will be sort of the hang over effect from this. i hope will be more dramatic than it has been for it again as well. nickel, i'm going to talk about that in the 2nd half of the program gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the upcoming nato summit stage with r t. the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept. we're so shorter is it conflict with the 1st law? show your mind, anticipation. we should be very careful about our professional intelligence at the point, obviously is to great trust are relevant to the various things with artificial intelligence. we have somebody with theme and the robot most protects his phone. existence was on the november 22nd 2022 outra

get interrupted the thing victorian, do you think victoria knew in things that way or i think victoria newland is not a permanent component of the foreign policy establishment. everyone's time is off at some point. and this particular bout with imperial expansion will have a lot of, i think, a long i don't, i hope lasting. i called a recuperation there will be sort of the hang over effect from this. i hope will be more dramatic than it has been for it again. well, nickel, i'm going to talk about that in the 2nd half of the program gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the upcoming nato summit stage with r t, the the, the body of 3 people. so, for instance, coming your what's the, somebody loving to have to choose between you and the youngest. you might be offered to get to the store this goes to up to leave it up there. the word made that up. we have the apple beat was awfully cool my lot. so shift for about a few things to get suitable for something that you all a lot of the people at the office of bringing the welcome act

that has a french outlet published a report, noting the results of victoria newlands visit to the african nation cause the satisfaction among the french authorities. and while paris fix president presumes return to power, washington wants to keep its bases a new year. $1500.00 fran soldiers and over a 1000 us soldiers are still in the country. but local say that the presence of a foreign contingent has not brought the expected results. i presume, devising little who is the presence of french military bases on our soil is not a good thing. those bases have done nothing for our country. in fact, the presence of those base is generates even more violence. we need them to leave our country. we're tired of them on the lawn. so kind of, you know, the results are not good with all the things that friends and the french army possesses, the results are not there. how many of our soldiers have been killed, they couldn't provide security and safety for our people in new jersey, we have our own mill tray that have very powerful weapons. so the french forces have to leave to let us route our own count

do you think victoria knew in things that way or i think victoria newland is not a permanent component of the foreign policy establishment. everyone's time is off at some point. and this particular bout with imperial expansion will have a lot of, i think, a long i don't, i hope lasting a recuperation. there will be sort of the hang over effect from this. i hope will be more dramatic then it has been for it again. well, nickel, i'm going to talk about that in the 2nd half of the program gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the upcoming nato summit stage with r t the the in the russian states. never as i've started as i'm sort of the most sense community best not getting hold of all sun set up the in the system must be the one else holes. 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 full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say a request for check the the bo

and i think victoria newland is not a permanent component of the foreign policy establishment. everyone's time is off at some point. and this particular bout with imperial expansion will have a lot of, i think, a long i don't, i hope, lasting recuperation. there will be sort of the hang over effect from this. i hope will be more dramatic than it has been for it again. well, nickel, i'm going to talk about that in the 2nd half of the program gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the upcoming natal summit stage with r t the the the, the most reason is munoz curtis. imagine if you speak russian, keep your voice down while house in about. so when i give up, if i chose for x perspectives, don't put your human symbols on display especially on stage reason to guide. so you guys don't talk to strangers, the void noisy gatherings and was wondering why she didn't rely on get them in the motor. she's eating your colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because your russian let you know the boom. so what can i d

but victoria newland acting, deputy secretary of state said that she was denied amazing with the detained presidents, both global and west african leaders all hoping that that is still room for mediation with an issue. as qu, leaders earlier this week, they ignore the deadline to reinstate the ousted president with the economic community of west african states. so it was, it's known has said that military intervention may be needed to restore democracy that may sing on thursday to the side on the next move we can get moved from a correspondent alyssa chip who am i, who joins us now from neighboring nigeria. hi there, alyssa, now the us and boy did speak with you, she has cooley does. that was allowed to meet the president, so that this visit bring any who put all of a resolution to the situation. well i yeah, it depends on you know, how different functions, different people, different stakeholders imply. as i look at that uh uh, the residents from the deputy act and secretary of state victoria. i knew that it was about 2 hours uh, in the country and the, i mean, so it meets with 3. did yo

i mean did is that the army as a top us state department official is in the chair, but victoria newland was unable to meet the self proclaimed president and the deposed president mohammed, wazoo. she advertise the reports now from washington. victoria knew the brief report is over the phone just before she left for the apple. she said that conversations had been a times difficult, but she wanted to make clear what was at stake if democracy was not restored. she lost the dress just of the health and welfare of the deposed president by zoom, and she hopes that the people responsible will come back to those requests. she took his report as well. she kept emphasizing, but the door was open for further negotiations. she said, i have their own ideas talking about the qu, lead has their own ideas about how this goes forward. they don't have ideas of comport with the constitutional or that will be difficult in terms of our us as relationships. if that's the past they take new them said, but we gave them a number of options to take up on it. the us continuing to emphasize the need for dialogue,

instead, washington ended up sending victoria newland with the state department regime change. karen to demanded to speak to the manager of the chair, and she sounded like she didn't really have too much to do on this trip, given that well the to it already happened before arrival. rather than after, for once. these conversations were extremely frank and at times quite difficult because again, were pushing for a negotiated solution. it was not easy to get traction. they're, they're quite firm and their view of how they want to proceed and it does not comport with the constitution of new share. so it sounds like washington is regime change. proteges are too keen on putting their training wheels back on just because and to vicki their size, so the binding ministrations initial panic over the q and it's needed your cri action to resolve the situation with shocking off to proxies. likes equal was countries seems to have given way to more diplomatic approach for now. as long as the new management still less the us hang out with their drone bases have access to strategic minerals, ur

i did tater in chief victoria newland for yet more trouble making. she's turned up in these. you're looking to exploit the recent on rest there. but according to her, she's source. she didn't exactly like the results she was hoping for. the intelligence official put her remarks to the times in american military lingo, victoria set out to save the new share uranium owners from the barbaric russians and got a huge single finger salute. of course, when we think about the u. s. as proxy war and ukraine, there's one face that stayed with us from day one. and that's the old around good guy. us secretary of state anthony or blinking or tony to his friends. well, it seems totally solely isn't too eager to want to be front and center when it comes to the usual. we stand with ukraine photo ups. he actually seems to be preoccupied with other business these days. maybe tony know something that the white house still refuses to accept. secretary of state, tony blinking. where was he? i have the question of the official who said the blinking has figure it out that the united states that is

of this only i was off to be acting us deputy secretary of state victoria newland said she had health 2 hours of difficulties towards the self appointed defense minister and had been refused access. russell tanisha is detained, lead to the us is it still remains hurtful. diplomacy can work. the window of opportunity is definitely still open. we believe that the edition step aside and allow present presume to resume his duties tomorrow today, tomorrow, anytime in the near future, nicholas is struggling to pull together a military force comprised of soldiers for member states, which it has threatened to use as a last result of a potential military operation to reinstate the close new gerry and president nigeria as president bullets. a new book is the new chairman of eccles nigeria with by follow the biggest all me in the region would be expected to take the lead in any such military operation for the presidency and who is facing opposition from nigeria named peace, including those in his own policy and his people who fear the considerable risk of sparking a wider regional clinic that wo

the acting deputy us secretary of state victoria newland visited on monday and described the situationd officially calling it a coup has serious legal implications but not least because most us aid would have to be stopped but the biden administration considers action there not to be in line with the constitution and the delegation was physically stopped from seeing the president in person, is that not a coup? it is certainly an attempt at a coup. but we still believe that president bazoum is the recognised elected leader of niger and we will continue to push for his release. we have supported the efforts of ecowas, they have called for his release and called for the military to stand down stop but if those present there at the moment are not allowing your delegation to visit with the president, they had also refused a visit from a ecowas delegation. that is a very serious situation. how concerned are you about the safety of president bazoum? it is a serious situation and we are concerned about his safety. we have stayed engaged with him over the course of his detention, spoken with hi

and on top of that, in a tory is warmongers in the united states like victoria newland, and charles to brown or climbing higher and higher in their career ladders. if foreign fire power can't be delivered fast enough, then why not just start manufacturing? you're all the human cost of prolonging this conflicts and saturating the region with weapons. doesn't even seem to be a factor for these decision makers. the same people who constantly tell us that their hearts bleed for the people of ukraine as they look to fuel and pro long conflicts that rush us as is being bought by the west to the last ukranian. caleb and archie, new york. we discuss this further with global affairs consultant, our ross musing, who says ukraine would be totally reliant on partner funding for such a plan to work. you know, it does not sound like a very realistic scenario. bank for one thing. uh yeah, i, i, i understand ukraine would love to have tons of money being forwarded into their country and the state. i'm assuming, uh, i, as ukraine doesn't have any money, i'm assuming it would be up to either the compani

world war 3 territory on the us as wait in to, to on monday, acting, deputy secretary of state victoria newland, trouble to night here where she had quotes difficult negotiations, but some of the crew leaders pressuring them to reinstate the, the post president barbara. she met neither with the honest and mohammed bustle or the new leader general to charlie and in the wake of washington cutting off funding . it's a is the flow of cash will resume if the new leadership stepped on. the secretary announced on friday also that we are pausing assistance to the government for the time being um that assistance will affect the development a to the government security aid to the government. it's a significant amount. i don't have a number because it's a pause and it's a posit we would hope would be reversed if the who the leaders would step aside and restore constitutional order tomorrow. that pause would be uh the, the security deposit go away and security assistance would be reinstated. but as we've made clear, hundreds of millions of dollars are at stake. well, as mentioned delegations from back, you

frank, as well as difficult talks with senior qu leaders, but acting deputy secretary of state victoria newland says she has not been allowed to meet with the self proclaimed president general abdur rahim. she on a or the ousted liter, mohammad presume at least 30 people are missing after 2 overcrowded migrant, both sex off the tale and coast. it happened near the island of left, produced 2 vessels to parted from the 2 nation port city as facts on thursday. and israel's military has rated a refugee camp near novelists in the occupied westbank soldiers entered to demolish the home of a 49 year old palestinian man, who they say killed 2 is really brothers. earlier this year, the post to me, red crescent, says it's treated people for tear gas in collections. attorney to brazil, it is set to host a 2 day summit about tackling the enormous challenge which ultimately affects all life on earth. and that's how to protect the amazon rain for us to help stop climate change over in columbia deforestation there has dropped by 29 percent last year following to its lowest level and nearly a decade. that's ac

so nato bonds did it for the victoria newland, southern pearl flushing, and fain concerned about protecting constitutional order should be considered comedy. not serious diplomacy. caleb mauppin, archie, new york. we were talking with the political economist at east to full cost though, who does believe the cooling media has actually been building for quite a long time already. a little bit less the build up and jermel acura was, does not want to remove the roots of evil. you know, we and africa have our own problems. the eco ass could have foreseen in order not to create a q off the dead. they were aware of the problems within the country. they could have taken action, for example, to organize discussions, debates, open dialogue to find a solution. this is the 2nd military coup in our country. you know, when you prevent the expression of freedom be useful unites and exploded a certain point. even if they had be no ministry could they wouldn't have brain is civil one from any one's intervention in this area in military men suspected that that government, along with front for a compass is ha

let's talk about victoria newland. let's talk about all of the pieces under the obama administration that were put in place to get us to this point. the expansion of nato, and people would say, no, no, you can't talk about that. we were banned and blocked in censored and taken off youtube and now being there. so we, we, we, you know, you know, how it goes, right? so you've, you've been expand now. i think there's this awakening, this unfolding. and even just among, i know anecdotes right, really don't fly, but even like among friends who are sort of, wow, maybe had, you know, ukrainian flags flying or, or, or pulled up in their, their, their twitter bios. you've seen a removal of that. you've seen flags removed just even going around portugal, other parts of europe, where you've had all of the flags and subway stops and, and billboards. and everything had been removed. and i think there's a growing awareness, and i think it's starting to trickle into the main stream. and i'm encouraged by that. it's a i like when peopl

and on top of that, and it, tory is warmongers in the united states like victoria newland, and charles to brown are climbing higher and higher in their career ladders. if foreign fire power can't be delivered fast enough, then why not just start manufacturing your on the human cost of prolonging this conflicts and saturating the region with weapons. doesn't even seem to be a factor for these decision makers. the same people who constantly tell us that their hearts bleed for the people of ukraine as they look to fuel and pro long conflicts that rush us as is being bought by the west to the last ukranian. caleb and archie, new york, a fake indictment and a nation in decline. that's how former us president donald trump, describe the latest criminal charges brought against them for allegedly plotting to overturn the 2020 election results. why didn't they do this 2 and a half years ago? why did they wait so long? because they wanted to put it right in the middle. mike and pain persecutor will misconduct also. why are they put in another faking document the day after the cook, joe biden's ca

and that's of course after just a dispatching the deputy secretary of state of victoria newland to the country for as medicine and very difficult talks. however, and i knew jerry and john listened to research and we spoke to just a bit earlier, actually things that a washington might have ulterior motives. maybe the side of the house has become a g. a political issue for the west, especially since countries in the region are diversifying the international partnerships now completely leaving these are in a french in fluids. it is also noted that his powers is getting kicks outside the powers will suddenly fill in the void and us to seen rush and trying to making such attempts. so the west might lose its positions in the region. and in this context, the us is trying to make friends revises regional strategy, except the crew is afraid to complete and move towards a compromise with the new military authorities, which would include organizing new elections within a reasonable time frame. what if such a compromise doesn't happen? these yeah, will have no choice, but to come on to russia's se