the u. s. and as junior partner the u. k lead the way in establishing structures that would allow countries to cooperate living under shared rules or multilateralism. this was tied to a new security architecture for europe anchored by the nato alliance and a pro trade agenda anchored by the us dollar. the us was to be the glue that held the world together. establishing multilateralism meant creating institutions to establish international order. the u. s. had considerable influence on the forming of the united nations, new york city as the site for its headquarters, unity of determination to find a way to n y c. u. s. was one of 5 nations with a permanent seat on the security council that helped manage cold war tensions. other institutions like the world bank and the world health organization followed over the decades, the g 7 and g 20 groups of the world's biggest economy is meant to coordinate responses. the global issues that was tied to finance the so called bretton woods system setup. shortly before the end of world w

if convicted the u. s. president on trump is continuing his for a visit of the goals, as he proposed to leave katasha and head to the united arab emirates at a meeting with business leaders in cutoffs. capsule dough. ha, trump said his gulf total could raise up to 4 trillion dollars in deals. katasha has already signed an agreement to buy $200000000000.00 worth of building a line has. it's just one of several defense, some technology deals, the u. s. president has secured sultan bar across as a professor and public policy at home and been calisha university and an expos on middle east diplomacy conflict and peace building. i spoke to him earlier in austin for his assessment of president trump, this trip. so fall to oh, i think it's been uh very successful, particularly new compared to his visit from 2017 and also it has a interesting shift in terms of focus back in 2017. it was very much for pissed on trying to protect the color from there on this does have it on is not seen as much if that's right, that i

we the c d u c s u, an sd parliamentary groups. believe that today we need to have a 2nd round of low time for german chancellor, the gps not beautiful. and we propose this, see, do you see us, you an s p d parliamentary groups proposed for this match as the candidate for chancellor the task log is not the, not the science of the case. a clear the name of the candidate is known to all, which is why we think it is absolutely acceptable to enter into a 2nd round of voting today. we would therefore like to use the rules of procedure to deviate from the usual deadline for the next round of voting. and i would like to thank everyone. the s p d, the green party, the left party as well. it is a good sign. if we can enter into a 2nd round of voting today, colleagues, this coalition has undertaken a good and vicious coalition agreement, supported by the 3 coalition parties. and finally, this government can get down to business if we have concluded these round of votes in forcibly dismounts as chancellor candidates. walter, thank you very muc

it's a tough that for jump is just a direct line of negotiations between the u. s. and the almost the u. n. just reported to that the whole population in gaza is put in secure in that really half a 1000000 people are facing extreme lack of food and facing salvation. i think that's tend to be ignored during the trip of the u. s. president in the airport with the u. s. as the most most important and i of is read. the question is here really will trump at the end to pushing it and the all to end to these radio offensive in gaza? or will he follow this on y'all's nines? who wants to expended politics? will also surface when the tomorrow, the syrian president of the shut off, when they come to the out to and probably will meet trump, that will give the new syrian government of course, unimportant push for international legitimacy. and don't forget, it shut out just 6 months ago. was on the us, tell her this is know, tomorrow at least he's going to sit in the same room, this trump, right? and we are a world of use these visit as, as a big deal. does it? what the most impor

but if you go to the, with the individual, a member states with the u. s. every day, and we are open to speak, leave, it's great to talk. so then would your goal for tomorrow? we want the end of this one. we are open for any platform, any format that is much speak, but i don't want russia to say once again. oh no, we don't want talks here. we don't want folks to come into this way. we don't want it talks to be forced upon us from the west, from the vesa kinda know from, that's kind of from geneva or maybe it'll be assembled. maybe it won't be assembled . i mean, russia is constantly trying to re collaborative talks on the so that they don't have to end. the more of these responses cannot be taken seriously. they don't want to go to geneva, which would be neutral if they want. they want to go to a nature country, turkey find whatever we will go to any country for talks. but the question is, what was teams? who code is inclusion mainly playing for time. it's just delaying tactic. constantly looking for reasonable to delay like these dogs. yeah. do much so we

. president, in the airport as the u. s. is who of course seen as the most important i like of is read. the question though is, will trump push this on you all? for the end of the is radio offensive and cause up, what will he photo and it's on y'all's 9. it expands. this is really offensive. and what do you see now of cause it's like a 2 things the, there's a lot happening at the very important i think one is you already mentioned, trump is not going to visit is read on this trip. also the topic of normalization and the relationship between saudi arabia and that is right is not on the agenda this. so this very year, they are saying like, as long as the radio offensive, because the strip is continue and as long as no serious steps to go spend a scene in states, there will be no more normalization between silvia ravia and is right. so what are we seeing is what's important, what do we don't see what's not happening? and at the same time, we see no independent policy of the us as to the sites is we put it in front of the sideli

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the meeting between the hands of the u. s. s. a . u. s. a n d k. the ussr supported opponents territorial claims against the gemini, preventing strong protest from america and britain to write a tremendous, i usually come imagine you really are you all to a new the board newest, the for them. we have to bow a full funds back funds. number 3, sure you and you must or send me the consumer melisha. no bottle, shall i go to middle initial, the less down it was adamant and eventually the allies have to relent. so using a gift book, my meal 0, we sort of got to what a show or should here with most i've you should have to ask jose, you will solve applying your former share. i'm finding another interesting i find none of the new, less 13 bull. i'm much national motor, triple lane, you scrub it really suited to control each of the studies here for you. like for somebody in the us of the most of the because i am pretty to schoolstore as to what station a little crap. cuz i know i'm, you know, story stuff, tell them the phone and ended up with results which l

and u. s. federal court has blocks present donald trump sweeping terrace on impulse is ruled against the president's use of emergency powers, saying is up to congress to deal with international trade. the white house is a painting against the ruling. a study, a call reports donald trump calls terrace. the most beautiful word in the english language, and they've defined his 2nd term in office. first in a major blow to his economic policy, a federal court has put a stop to them. a 3 judge panel on the us court of international trade as rude president trump exceeded his authority by using emergency powers to impose levies. the white has appealed against the ruling almost as soon as it was delivered. that could take the case all the way to the supreme court. the presence in the past have imposed sanctions on the movement of assets borne, direct investment, us dollar accounts, and so forth. but in this case, a person in a truck to see that it isn't solely by going after all us trade because of the e

to me to the u. s. china educational cooperation is mutually beneficial. china is consistently a post politicizing education. this will only harm the u. s. as image and international standing. critics, warren implications can go far beyond harvard's gates, that the us maybe shutting the doors that made at the top destination for the world's brightest minds. now that's the bringing cornelia versus the president of the how to school berlin and to profess of international political economy. now the homeland security of secretary says this action being taken because harvard has failed to adhere to the law harvest as in turn, cold, b o, the unlawful. what's your take? well, i think this is quite clearly just the latest of a long list of attacks with one single objective and that is to bring harvard university to its knees. the fig leaves the protection of the 2 students or the fight against the liberal and okay, the ology are the items that are sizes. but what you can clearly see is that some of the measure

u. s. u k. are all incremental the, there's some, you know, it every, every little bit hurt, hurts the russians. the, the overall sanctions package definitely hurts the russians. but there's one huge, huge loophole. and that loophole is that russia can continue to export oil. they can export oil and they make hundreds of billions of dollars a year exporting oil. and they use that 100 of the hundreds of billions of dollars to pay for weapons to kill ukrainians. and until we do something definitive, where we say no more exporting of oil or, or maybe sanctioning the buyers of the oil to say no more buying of the russian oil . russia will continue to fight this war. and so that's, that's the elephant in the room. that's what has to be fixed and we're going to come back to the, the, the issue of, of oil shortly. and how effective do you think sanctions can be without the us on board as well? um, uh, not nearly as effective as the us being on board. you've got this situation where the u. s. is the res

its former u. s. s. b, i directed james co. me is being investigated for allegedly threatening presidents donuts, trump co, me who trump fired in 2017, posted a picture of the shelves he saw on a beach arranged in the number's 8647 republican say 86 is a notice from the desk. trump is the 47 president, call me denies the obligation. the excitement is building the for the final of this, he is eurovision song contest in the swift city of abbas a television audience of around 160000000 people are expected to tune in. so here's a look now it's some of the content to us and the world's biggest life music show. it's come kitchen and brimming with national pride. it's the 69th, the eurovision song contest. one of the biggest music events in the world with $37.00 nations compete sync folder, lowering the fans diehard and they come from all of the euro and the wells to policy in basel. c sweden is this, he is favorites to win with kind a comedy tree, a from neighboring fin, the crap. i mean this is a tribute to the humble so now the gre

it is putting the u. s. to city and diplomatic ties upset over a decade of but see via the relationship between the country because of the affordable. i said the, the team as you know that this is the 1st time the u. s. a flag being raised over a building in damascus. it says 2012 when the u. s. embassy was closed on against the background or against the backdrop of the conflict in syria and the brutal track down by the us of the games, of course, is against civilians and against the protest. now, this is a major shift in the political dynamics of the agent. as you know, the civil diplomatic commissions west and diplomatic missions have already started the opening at the emissions and the embassies in the capital. the most goes on over the past 2 days. did city as the put in minnesota aside to see benny has met with several, a diplomatic could have presented to them listed in the countries, including also the representative from the u. n. d u on, along with the charges you the fed of but japan, as you know t

the u. s. is closed behind with $477000000000.00 and trade last year. lastly, driven by actually on exports washington's terror. it's as high as 49 percent of spot concern runs across the region and gulf countries are getting more involved too with more than $120000000000.00 worth of goods exchanged. that's around 8 percent off the gcs, global trade. tricia is an associate professor of the school, the politics of international relations at the university of nothing. i'm malays. yep. she's also the former chief executive of the institute for democracy and economic affairs. and she joins us now from colorado and patricia good to have you with us. i know there's a long way to go legally yet, but i just want to get your reaction to the federal courts, blocking president from from imposing the sweeping terrace. bella, i think that piece of news came as a welcome relief to those of us a lot in southeast asia, off costs at the receiving end of the original reciprocal terrace announcement. it doesn't

u. s. president, trump finance as a cabinet re shuffle. national security advisor like waltz is removed from his post and a soon to service and that's, that's the way the color that run this concerts. hey, this is alta 0 line from dover, also coming the syrian government and the jewish community agrees in the deployment of security forces in general on often the recent findings, the dogs inches closer to found the thousands of 8 tons of stuff at the border. here's is around the longest, complete, ok. force displacement and so dollars. most often. we look at the deep names, your monetary and crisis driven by attacks. and now the, we're, as president, donald trump has announced his 1st major shake out of his cabinet. national security advisor like waltz has been removed from his post and secretary state locker ruby or will temporarily take or that won't size. however, the nominations as the us and mass of the to the united nations. his face growing, screaming, often mistakenly adding a john

it's the 1st major trade in the trump, 2nd to the u. s. u k packs was pay off by latest, but slammed by some business owners. so we looked into the real benefits, or is it the symbolism of a substance? and the goal is capitalizing on his new found oil and gas wealth to transform its fortunes. many senegalese, people say that cut off from resources and profit the all right, it seems almost impossible just a few days ago. the us in china have surprisingly agreed to a dramatic de escalation in the trade will. under the agreement of the world's to launch is economies have post respective terrace for 90 days. and that breaks and in past which is brought much of the commerce between the 2 nations to hold. the confrontation has threatened to fuel inflation in the us and stake unemployment in china. the breakthrough is a sigh of relief, a global invest as many businesses and consumers. for no critics, they say the toys in geneva didn't appear to yield any meaningful concessions. the 2 sides to reach abroad a deal, but this takes too long to negotia

in the u. s. and that's why the press secretary says the trump administration will pursue this case all the way to the supreme court if necessary in order to ensure that trumps terrace remain in place. kimberly health alger 0, the white house, the homicide case against the i don't is a medical team has been declared a mistrial. if it will start, who would that dodge and statements woke up victory died from heart failure while he was recovering from surgery. theresa by reports one as ours. or he was origin tina's football legend, and even after his death in 2020 people might add on a still making news. after the ongoing trial for his alleged homicide was canceled . for the member, orlando, is the family's lawyer who was demanding a new trial to clean all the horrors that has been carried out. what is the need for the city new judges? they have meet us with so much time, but obviously the justice system in this country is not it's best. yeah, let me see the phone that goes on to do. the trial was de

the u. s. federal appeals court is temper layer temporarily reinstated president trump sweeping terrorists. on wednesday, the us court of international trade found donald trump overstepped his authority by invoking an emergency powers law to impose the levies. the judges ruled that the us constitution gives congress exclusive powers to regulate trade with other nations. for now, the tariffs will remain in place while the case makes its way through the appeals process, even if trade w, washington chief n, as paul has the latest on the battle over the president's tariff plan to another roller coaster the here in the united states. federal appeals court has temporarily reinstated tears that were recently deemed illegal by a lower court, meaning all terrorist and post by the trump administrations are no back in effect. this decision complicates the administration's trade agenda as the reinstatement creates uncertainty and international negotiations. as all the countries may hesitate to make concess

many u. s. policies target chinese students and impose restrictions on the tiny students in the us, often pay full tuition fees, providing a crucial source of income. so many schools behind me is the us embassy in beijing . previously, it was very common said long lines of chinese students applying to these is the to study at american universities. many of them from wealthy background, the dose of rent don't say the sound of communications company hallway recently completed his studies at how that presidency didn't things dosa also attend to the institution graduating under a student and in 2014. china is foreign ministry says it opposes the disruption of student exchanges, may phone to each of us sides actions as exposed at the so called freedom and openness that the u. s. has always claimed allies and will only further damage america's own international image. the now then comes as begun, washington are engaged in intense trade negotiations of a terrace simmering. tensions between the 2 natio

he wants to bring the u. s. and you run into a new nuclear deal whereby the iranians would commit to not developing a nuclear weapon in exchange for sanctions relief and easing of tensions. this is exactly what the gulf leaders want. now, of course, 8 years ago when he paid his 1st visit to saudi arabia, his message was very different. and there was also a time when some countries and the golf, such as saudi arabia, were taking a very far cuz she position toward the ron. but yeah, when it comes to the ron, there's a real, you know, some common cause between trump and the saudi leadership, leadership and other gcc countries. and right when it comes to guys a, i think trump wants to cease fire there to georgia capiro. thanks for your analysis . thank you. and that's all for me for now up next, our documentary looks at whether bio hacking could be the key to internal life. it's after a short break. don't go away. the, the, we are all set. we are watching to see the to bring you the story behind the new will on abou

a washington let's. janelle mentioned ukraine on the u. s. have a great deal of ground washington access to ukraine's mineral deposits. us says it's a signal if it's commitments to ukrainian sovereignty. the trump administration has been pushing for this deal for some time initially under terms of key it was said to view as extra extortion at both sides and having the revised agreement which was signed in washington on wednesday after months of tens negotiations, ukraine and the us inc, a minerals deal, washington has long demanded compensation for the billions in aid it's given to keith. now the trump administration has secured preferential access to ukraine's mineral resources and an equal share with ukraine's government and exporting them view. it says the deal is a message to russia. today's agreement signals clearly to russian leadership that the trump administration is committed to a peace process centered on a free sovereign and prosperous ukraine over the long term. according to the ukrainian geological survey, the country has large d

ready u. s. president trump announced as a cabinet to re shuffle national security advisor like walt is removed from his post and nomination emphasizes investor the to the us, the hello again, i'm the status of your team. this is alma 0 at life and also coming up the syrian government and the jews community agreed to the deployment of security forces in south carolina. ah, so the recent ones, force displacement and surveillance will stop for we look at the deepening through monetary and crisis driven by attacks. and l. sasha comes on sarah clock this saturday, astronomy and scores of the polls. the labor party is seeking to be re elected for a 2nd time. and the liberal party is attempting to attend to governments of, to one to, you know, position the u. s. president. donald trump has announced the 1st major shake off of his cabinet and national security advisor mike waltz has been removed from his post and secretary of state local riviera will temporarily take over. waltz has however, been nomin

now, u. s. companies can compete for the $400000000.00 going instruction project in city of all the sanctions started since 1979 and then 242-020-2011. what are 3 good by the human rights violations and actions of the, the posed. i said victims inside city, including the brutal, cracked down on protectors and human rights violations. and also it's the stabilizing hulu. and the agent would have to do. i had a busy at all, damascus. russia and ukraine have exchanged 307 prisoners on the 2nd day of the launch, a swaps in small started 3 years ago. i both sides agreed to return $1000.00 prisoners each. during the seas far towards kentucky, a last week, the 1st exchange of $390.00 prisoners of war from each side, including a $120.00 civilians. freed on friday for the releases are expected on sunday. what's on today's exchange happened just as of the russian launch, the drone and missile attack on the crating capital explosions and anti aircraft fi heard throughout the 19 cave and thousands of people

and brushing carriers of all kinds of band from u. s. space and airports rest. his entire merchant fleet of 93000 vessels is banned from the ports. russian media outlets can no longer broad cost in the u. and europe and companies are not allowed to sell any of their technology, electronics, and even luxury goods. in russia. of all the sections, the target images on the energy sector seem to be hosting russia. most energy cells have made of the most the process of will bunch of process and uh, we started from assessing it at 60 percent of our real arrest and budget coming from sales of oil and gas. essentially, the effect was huge and brush nickel, the music almost exhausted that sold into fonts. whereas the founder of the war and they now increase the station for the oil and gas companies because they don't have money in the budget to pay for the war expense. it is used to it, it was hoped, the width and president of the sections would result in russia's economy eventually, collapsing. the rest has been able to withstand the pressure, even undermining some of the

u. s. l. a. israel quickly exploited the moments, bombing, syria, and military bases and sending troops into the country are to correspondent, lemme as shar dallas into the story. a nearly healthy year after syria decided at the end to pay off the drews religious communities in the headlines all in the middle between israel's regional ambitions and the government taking aim at his own citizens. they make up 3 percent of serious population and their faith has its roots and as long yes, unlike the current authorities in damascus and the majority of syrian so follow soon is bomb or other mainstream sex. so as bob the drawers did not practice traditional assignment rituals and do not consider themselves muslims, and they nearly always take a neutral stance and conflicts. they avoided alignment with the asset government and the opposition, or to have this groups throughout the war 20 years in the nation. the political situation in the country has now changed the so as the violence against the druid

and this has been a whirlwind visit of business deals for u. s. companies selling to the gulf, but it's also an important visit in terms of the trump family's financial interest . i spoke to georgia capiro, the founder and ceo of gulf state analytics at risk consulting company in washington. and i asked him about the democrats criticism that trump is personally profiting from these ties to, you know, when we talk about president donald trump, we have to keep in mind that he is known for not necessarily drawing any distinction between the financial interests of his own family and the financial interest of the united states and trump, obviously during his 1st term he developed and you know, he grew his business networks in the gulf region. and then during the 4 years he was out of office during the buy in the presidency. he and those around him deep in business links with countries all over the gulf region and now is presidency as a 1st continuing to pursue those. he's also focusing a lot on means mega deals that are going to bring many jobs to the

now there's been a plan put forwards here, back by the u. s. and a very controversial plan by user, i'll call the gaza humanitarian foundation. but there's not much too many tier in about it. a lot of people say, especially the united nations who say, look, there's a lot of age just across the board or from guys in egypt, trucks after trucks a waiting to get in there. there's also tons of material in jordan lot that 8 in the, the, the, the positive coolest by the head of the u. n. a bought a israel says they are claiming without showing actually evidence the oil. this aid has been hijacked by how much militants and that they want to set up their own operation. but even if this guys are too many korean foundation begins to operate, it's not going to happen before the end of the month. and hence the question, what is going to happen until then? very obviously seeing the pictures coming out they from gaza. what we see is move desperation and, and basically the, the 2 mounting question, the people they are getting up in the morning for survived the

u. s. a. in his office in washington. the united states has been undergoing where you can call a decline in press freedom for several years now when we started doing the index in 2002, the united states was right 17th and the world. it's not as high as i think most americans would like it to be, since we are very proud of our 1st amendment. but you know, still better than where it is today. at $57.00 instead of a $180.00 countries, which is shockingly low for the country of the 1st. and then it's, according to clayton, the decline is not only because of don't from the index cover state are from 2024 pointing to a verse in the media environment even before trump returned to power. also seeing a really heavy concentration of media ownership, which has the eventual affective restricting how many points of view invoices are out there for people to be able to access some years ago, more americans were tuning into journalism to get their information. and so there was a natural constituency of the public to defend journalism, to

many, many thanks to you sir, to delegations from iran and the u. s. have finished a 5th round of nuclear talks and room mediated biome on the omani foreign ministers . as the 2 sides made some progress, he said the proposals will be reviewed by both governments and another round will be scheduled accordingly. us present at donald trump wants to limit tape runs potential to produce nuclear weapons. and run is hoping to have sanctions lift. trump has threatened military strikes on iran, if a deal is not reached. after the talks around you and foreign minister of us are roger, you said there was potential for progress. when we go, it has time. kim. all, i hope that in the next one or 2 sessions, given the improved understanding that now exist regarding the positions of b is allow me to republic. so we can arrive at solutions that allow for progress and then negotiations of and we not to that point yet, but we are not without hope either invalid or no. i mean time is cornelius other bar from the german council of foreign relations joins us now from bond i

and if the u. s. is going to end up selling at this volume. that would be a departure from established foreign policy in the past administrations that prioritize slower sales to these countries because of their ties to china because of their ties to authoritarian government. but as we've been saying this whole time, but trump has a different calculus in mind, one that prioritize as economic deal making above all else. it would seem and district shows that. yeah, the transactional president, he is already, you know, coming down with the latest and washington, janelle, thank a, a quick look now and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. the us is lifting all remaining sanctions against syria. president trump made the announcement after meeting with allies and saudi arabia. western nations have been under pressure to lift the sanctions on damascus to help syria's new government rebuild. after more than a decade of civil war. the former philippine president rodrigo, due to has been elected mayor of his home city of d

and, you know, i can put the u. s. president. donald trump said that he thinks both the landscape and puts in would show up to trump even suggested that he could attend the meeting as well. city, i think you may have a good result that of the thursday meeting and turkey between russia and ukraine. and i believe the 2 leaders were going to be there. i was thinking about flying over. i don't know where i'm going to be on thursday. i've got so many meetings, but i was thinking about actually flying over this. it's remains, i'm clear who exactly russia would send to the talks. that is, the talks go ahead. this would be, this is direct meeting between russia and ukraine. since the early weeks of the full scale will back into and to to and to to or india is 5 minutes to get into more. he says his forces have only paused. military action against buck is done. following the fiercest fighting between the 2 nuclear, our neighbors in decades more the was speaking in a ton of eyes to dress for the 1st time since a weekend ceased

needs of the under privilege or the society will also look forward to the heads of establishing a u. s. u c. c culture and the case and the platform in order to support kind of tell her education and being for to the principles of toyota and set it up for me and harmony. and as to the reason of the challenges we had a today, the following is we look forward to that hold on this summit. so it'd be a gateway towards remedying the problems. and the consensus of the reason, namely, the cripple, the peace process and the middle east. where as does and comprehensive solution of the palestinian colors must be achieved in line with the international resolutions the peace initiative of those where to buy was 10 independence of him. but as to and his date is established on the 1967 boulders with ease tourism as it's a capital the 2nd day enforcing the global community. so it's the words preserving territorial. so right and see entity, total integrity, putting an end to the self funding of its people and preventing any woodside intervention in the domestic affairs. and we hear bike to amend the i

last week, the u. s. president announced terrace up to 50 percent on the european union only to put them on pause until july 9th. the trump administration sharply criticized the intervention of the courts in america to not function as president trump or any other president for that matter has their sensitive diplomatic or trade negotiations railroaded by activist judges. president trump is in the process of re balancing america's trading agreements with the entire world, bringing tens of billions of dollars and tear of revenues to our country. and finally, ending united states of america from being ripped off. these judges are threatening to undermine the credibility of the united states on the world stage. the administration has already filed an emergency motion for a stay pending appeal in an immediate administrative state to stripe down this degree just decision. but ultimately, the supreme court must put an end to this for the sake of our constitution and our country. i'd like to welcome a band along

when the u. s. embassy was closed on against the background or against the backdrop of the conflict in city a and the boot the crack down by the a said to the game, suppose is again to civilians and against the protests. now, this is a major shift in the put it together, nomic of that isn't as you know, the civil diplomatic missions, west and diplomatic missions. how about it? he's talked to the opening at the emissions and the embassies in the capital the most, cuz on over the past 2 days, big city has to put in minnesota aside, su bonnie has met with several, a diplomatic representative from west 70 countries, including also representatives from the u n d u on the, along with the charges that fed up. but in japan, as you know, this is going to bring a lot of benefits not only for the city and a new administration, but also for the city and people as well. this is some kind of but more at the condition of the new leadership, giving a chance to the new leadership, to both its economy, to bring in m

the u. s. and by the tech a has been appointed special envoy to syria and integrated the residents in a flank raising ceremony. washington is yet to fully meet reopened. it's embassy. it was closed back in 2012, following a crunch down on protest against then president bush r last side. by noon, i'm to wade this move from damascus. this is indeed a significant step towards this. it is putting the u. s. to city and diplomatic ties upset over a decade of but see via the relationship between the country because of the uh, ford motor and i said, did the jeep as you know that at this is the 1st time the u. s. of like being raised over a building in damascus, it says 2012. when the u. s. embassy was closed on against the background or against the backdrop of the conflict in syria and the roots of the crack down by the. 3 of the game, suppose is against civilians and against a protest. now, this is a major shift in the political dynamic of that isn't as you know, the civil diplomatic missions west to

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to the u. s. and the u. k. have announced a trade deal. the 1st such agreements as president donald trump began imposing wide, reaching global tower of trump and u. k. prime minister kissed on announced a deal of the televised phone conversation between washington and london. the you cases the day and we'll reduce tariff some fresh cause and eliminate tire of some stealing element in. tom says the deal will lead to grace has said of us agricultural products. both countries have agreed that the economic security is national security and will be working together as allies to ensure that we have a strong industrial base, appropriate export controls and protections for key technologies. and industries like steel, steel is a big factor. both countries will become stronger with steel and things necessary for military, you know, we used to build ships and other things, a literally at a level that nobody's ever seen. and we haven't, and we've used up, but i would say that the u. k. certainly is up, but now we're going to be on using both and we wo

and gentlemen, over the past few weeks, we have set the foundation for a cooperation between c to u. c. s u m s b d. on the basis of trust. i'm grateful for that. we have agreed how we want to say policy provides to the benefit of our citizens and problem solving without public argument, not only but the view and risk, but also with a view on the opportunity to use. and we'll close that coverage with you with a colleagues of the building, the stock of the building to scott, the federal states, and the municipalities. all of you also are responsible for a positive future in germany and europe. and the same is true for the citizens themselves, for every single one of the government in the nation. that's all of us. every single one so many and together.

he's basically now saying that the u. s. is responsible for operating nuclear war between the 2 countries. and i can, i can imagine that in his mind, this is true while others might have a more new one's perspective on that. he also claims that trade was a big factor in bringing about this truth doesn't of the, again, to his mind, i can imagine that he thinks that's true. trade, of course, is the lens with which he views of the world. but we spoke to our colleagues in the r d w bureau in india earlier, and they said that 1st sources say that trade was not reference at all in the phone calls at that vice president vance, or secretary of state to reveal made to senior officials in india, so at least the indian side is disputing that claim, but it is important to note that india and the us do want to agree a trade deal that reported the an indian delegation is coming to discuss trade. that is coming to discuss trade in washington later this month. and it's going to be interesting to see if these indian sensitivities around the

or at least the u. s. economy with investments, socrates promised some $600000000000.00 of investment over so many years and, and you a pop that off with $1.00 trillion over slightly longer years. they're just showering money. this is what you do. trump is playing at being god amber of mankind. trump loves that and they know right how to get on his good side. you flatter him, you, you give him these heirs and you throw some money in his direction. and i think that this is primarily what this trip is about. the administration is trying to make it about business deals, meaning the, the arab leaders throwing money a trump so that he stays on their good side during the next 4 years. i think too much is being made of this, of any re split between that and yahoo and trump. we've actually heard this before and it turned out to be nothing. let's, let's make it clear. trumps bought talks are stamped and owned by ad olson and the i pack a lobby in the united states that trumpf israel 1st for and part well, i mean, y