well, we heard from a u. s. official stat, this meeting was very friendly and very warm. and there is stressed to that. you asked president joe biden pray stir. mister shold sir leadership but also expressed his trust in the german chancellor. and they also stressed her that the war, sir, bro, to alignment on all of the issues discussion. of course, it's true that germany is one of the closest you as partners allies of. but it is also true that germany, as you sat her, has been facing a lot of criticism for not doing enough to help ukraine for not providing lethal weapons. there is something that is happening now, but even when a de german chancellor schultz announced to sir about face with regard to germany's foreign and defense policy, many critics assert that he was not determined enough that he was still has it has a tend. so this is a very friendly and warm exchange was also showing up between the 2 leaders or the you as president. the german chancellor was also a showing how important it is for you as it to know that germany is standing on their side. they know that

he said, china's relationship with the u. s. was at a critical juncture and it was up to washington to improve ties at asia, most important security summit in singapore, a chat on board. we would want to know if anyone dares to spit taiwan from china. the chinese military will fight at all costs a smash, any secessionist attempt to see and will, resolutely safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity was out from troy, coding to under back. wanting forward a meeting between supa defense ministers, china's waving co and light austin off the u. s. dennison's between beijing and washington over the self governing island of ty von had soared in decent months. frequent incursions by the chinese air force into thy wants and offense. owen, have angered the badge and administration. we were witness. they studied, increase in provocative and d, stabilizing military activity near taiwan. and we remain focused on maintaining peace stability and the status quo. a quote across the taiwan strait. but the p. r c's moves threatened

drop your quick one because he was able to move drugs into the u. s. at a very, very high speed. se will be all in a staffing food air emblematic a gassy mito locker. eleanor called to them he can, champa was also very diligent and very systematic in how to manage brutality and extortion against rivals. clever and ruthless l chapo would have to strike even harder if he wanted to stay in the game. on the other side of the country, the gulf cartel recruited elite soldiers from the mexican army and created an armed wing last set us military discipline, planned operations. intelligence methods were redirected with a single goal, terrorize the competition and take over their territory. last set as triggered one upmanship among the other cartels. she wanna sudak wires and sinaloa all out fitted themselves with elite units. scenes of horror erupted around 3 quarters of sub saharan africa's. cultural heritage is on display in western museums. although that didn't happen over night, we were robbed over time. the 1st episode of a new series reveals how europe an

the u. s. has been carrying out office of cyber activity against russia for years in russia's been carrying out off of cyber activity against united states for years. it's been limited in scope and scale. we're not talking about, you know, full fledged cyber warfare. but you know, he, he hinges what's going on. he said we went hunting, that means they, they sat down and give with their ukrainian counterparts. and i believe what they were looking for are the hacking tools of various russian or russian affiliated your hacking groups. so that they were going out, trying to exploit, you know, border abilities. they found it, shut these people down to penetrate them, to gather intelligence, to take proactive measures against these groups as opposed to waiting for them to reach out touch ukraine in the united states. europe and in others though it's so they went in and shut down the russian, you know, electric, you know, the power grid or tried to change traffic lights from green to read. i don't thi

and to continue with his war on ukraine at the u. s. was pushing for new sanctions on russian gold imports. gold is a critical asset for the russian central bank. and apparently there are other nations joining in and we heard today from the european council presidential michelle saying that at the european union and its members are also starting to work on morse anxious and at gold is a potential target. so i would expect that we will see something on that matter as an announcement from the g 7, even when it's going to be a promise. in principle, the w. brussels bureau chief, alexander phenomena reporting from the g 7 summit in southern germany. thank you so much a while the g 7 leaders meet for talks at elmo castle. anti g 7 protest are taking place on the streets of a town near by and in the bavarian state, capital munich. demonstrators are demanding swift action on climate change and an end to the use of fossil fuels. they're also groups calling on the wealthy nations to tackle global poverty and an equality with russia's war and ukr

later, the u. s. admitted its intelligence was bad. ah, the attack killed 10 civilians, 7 of them, children, ah, everything is a video game now. and we have all the toys in the world, the do it be, you know, what? so does china? so does russia. so it is israel that this, this is the world we've created at least 18 countries currently use weaponized drones. they are controlled remotely without oversight from courts or declarations of war. and sometimes almost entirely without human decision making. autonomous drones search for targets automatically fire and forget drones from at least 4 nations circle over libya, for example, are fighting on the ground below our mercenaries in militia groups. many of them recruited and paid from abroad conventional warfare is increasingly being replaced by shadow warfare. ah, nuclear power and north korea, nonsense weapons. but secretly, dictator kim junglin also unleashes his own cyber armies on the west. iran and israel have been waging a shadow war for decades, involving raids, sabotaged missile atta

the time was right, because the u. s. s. all was devastated by wal. united states last about 400000 people at the brits last lesson. the americans did. and the soviets suffer 27000000 deaths with john kennedy gave us american university commencement address. in 1963, he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states east of chicago having been destroyed. mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, lego crankshaft, half moon, cold wheel, off tackle, and sherry, a december 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation. dropshot, date of attack, january. the 1st 1957 the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the u. s. s. under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out along with communism. in the 1st phase of authoration, dropshot in visits dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on the soviet union. in 100 soviet citie

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we know that the u. s. was now committed a 100. another 1000000000 euros in military aid to ukraine just announced that yesterday. what can we expect from italy, france, and germany, the biggest countries in europe to contribute to, to ukraine's efforts to push the russians back? well, as i mentioned, that really is top secret remains to be same. we do not know what they will be discussing or what the outcome of their discussion will be. there are hopes, of course, from president zalinski and the ukrainians that they are going to be coming with a promise of weapons of heavy weapons in particular. but that really does remain to be same. terry, we don't know. as i said, that a members of the ukrainian government, all spokespeople for business, unless you have said that they are actually worried that instead of bringing promises, they may actually be bringing de on. so we know this a, you, a session talks ah, taking place and you know, the candidacy of ukraine as that going forward into the next step of this process is did being deter

s. knew all along it back, samantha power, who was instrumental in making sure the u. s. would not be investigated or crime in the end. and she herself, years ago, predicted that millions of p. m. and could die due to the war. but that didn't change her course of action didn't change the u. s. course of action and it won't because they don't care. the from breaking news. burton's home secretary has all to be extradition of julianna's songs to the us. whether we can expand a face is up to 175 years in prison on espionage charges. there was a blow is organization says they will appeal against his extradition in the u. k. high court countries, home office is a decided to extra to songs based on decisions by british course. many thanks for joining us, have on our international will be back at the top of the with the very latest. se, then the ah, a full ah ah, i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except where such short or is it conflict with the 1st law? show your identification. w

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the u. s. has been accused by iran for support of israel as a whole, and it was partly responsible for the crimes. no, the tensions have been running high between iran and the u. s. emitted deadlock in talks between tara and will power to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. washington withdrew from the joint comprehensive plan of action back in 2018 and has since imposed waves of sanctions on these limit republic. we discussed the matter with political analysts and researcher christopher halle who believes that iran is infuriating the west with his independent policy. certainly there's a level of symbolism here and it's also symbolic in the sense that it continues to show that iran will not house out watching in, nor to, to love you. it will have its own path. it has its self determination, it has its sovereignty, and that's what makes you run such a thorn in the side of the west. the fact that iran with its own government and own evolution will not abide by the west and through the j. c. p. o. 8, wh

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that in fact, our question was put to the defense secretary from the u. s. to day. and he responded to that 1st of all by saying who his that, that are the response from the person who asked the question said, it's the, i'm under deputy secretary defense in ukraine. and he said, well look, i've spoken and been with his boss all day. that's not what's come across. and so i think he should go and check back his figures and work out how he's essentially come to that. so there's a section this idea that perhaps these figures that we're hearing on possibly correct along the secretary of defense for us. they been gone to admit that these are evolving figures on a constant basis. but that question keeps being asked our nato allies doing enough to defend, to help ukraine. and it really does seem to be a question, is now irritating officials hair the ukrainians. correct to complain, said nato allies are not serious enough about providing them the weapons. they say they need i think, the nato allies, individual nato allies have been extremely responsive in recent months. the

don yeske, while the u. s. was announced and around the sanctions against russian oligarchy. and at least el salvador is extend its state of emergency for a 3rd month as part of its crack down on gang violence. but amnesty international has accused the country of human rights abuses, including torture and arbitrary detention that headlines on i'll just 0 inside story is next. ah, what. what do we need to know that on this, which i don't need to be here with you to look at it to me. i just need to i need you to whom and ya today. and we're going to give you what we said as well. they didn't put me in. i'm a lot of them at the book if you're the one i know. i mean, i mean i shooting them off and just one day i might be covering politics to reminisce. i might hear of i crossing from serbia to hungry to what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. hear it as is it. we believe every one has a story worth hearing. seeing neutral in the face of conflict. many countries dec

the u. s. embassy, the claims the document was fake, saying the program had a humanitarian focus. the state partnership program is not and has not ever been a security or military lions. the united states is not seeking a military alliance with nobel. there is no proposed sep agreement with me about the state partnership program, just to give you an oversight all that was set up in the 90s to per former soviet bloc countries with the national guard in u. s. states and now includes partnerships with $93.00 countries, the schemes to sure expertise and tackling natural disasters, but also covers counter terrorism training. opponents team, nepalese intention to join was tantamount to renouncing the country's long held not a line foreign policy. china for a specialist, victor, god believe the u. s. was seeking to use the paul as a political pawn. i can speak 1st of all, in the very beginning for the united states, try to enter such partnership agreement with new pow is starting on the wrong foot . mainly because new power is a landlord country club between india to itself and china to

and what was highlighted recently is the fact that javelins that was sent from the u. s. to ukraine, apparently turned up without any customer support being available, essentially, meaning when the technology went wrong, which apparently it did on the field. that essentially they couldn't use them. that makes this question. first of all, are ukranian troops were ready to receive weston style weapons. and if they are, why wouldn't it be this tech support available? earlier on the program we heard from former pentagon security policy unless michael maloof, who believes the us doesn't have the capacity to provide weaponry to crane up the current pace. as, as european countries provide these weapons, they expect backfill from the united states. and the united states in turn has its own limited supplies. and in order to meet those demands on any persistent basis from here on out, which then raises the question, what is u. s. policy toward ukraine, ultimately, the u. s. is going to have to ship it's production to a more war war time production. if it's going to be prolong in th

the u. s. was who at the per figure was been easier to use the tongue sold out to get the sodium, hopefully more using you. i it doesn't pick up where you're with a pretty cord. it's about almost a full grains. come with a come a lunch is for you mean, because you can stream little from shelf cousin, you keep way, right? and soccer and the police have all of those. you can watch them. you know, i mean we could look, needs medical dice, no problem. what did you, i'm yourself or i don't not or chia? olga cups. if it works on a prisoner exchange program, she has met several ukrainian mothers searching for missing subs. ah, if i'm allowed the about the money was in last and you got lots and lots of getting on god, i need somebody when you might stop was ashlock. nick is the value. why didn't you approve the? no, she yet and these young, untrained men are allegedly being sent to the front line with national battalions marching behind. good. and you, susan, was the lawyer, did you come all of these a

the time was right, is the u. s. s i was devastated by, well, it either states last about 400000 people had the brit sloss less than the americans did add. the soviets suffer 27000000 deaths when it's 7000000 is an incredible number in flight. john kennedy gave us american universities commencement address. 1963. he said that when the soviet suffered a world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states, east of chicago having been destroyed. mm. initially, the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan, overtime it evolved into pincher bush. lega, crankshaft half moon, cold wheel, off tackle and cherry, a. dia, december 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation, dropshot, date of attack, january. the 1st 1957 the plan outlined the complete annihilation of b u. s. s l.

it has done everything that was asked of it. it's the u. s. and the other western countries that have not held their side of the bargain, russia and china upheld the, you know, their site in terms of overall commitment iran in its program and to see that iran was committed to the j c. p. away. but the u. s. and the west not been committed to sanctions relief as to where we are bringing iran into the folds of a respect and mutual aid in solidarity. so you're on here is doing what it seems is right. and just, and they are it well with an international lot to do so on finally works. what reaction do you expect from washington to this ruling? i think of the same, the same that's been going on for the past few years. basically the u. s. is, is run by these, the neocons and your liberals are definitely in cahoots with the zionist lobby. so i think that they won't really care. their main goal is to hopefully provoke a conflict, the wider escalation with iran. and you see that all throughout the region. so i think that it won't really do much in washi

and in particular on the u. s. a house of representatives which was in the process of certifying the results of the november 2020 elections, which in which a joe biden was elected president. this is something that has never happened before in u. s. history and the committee's point is to spell out to the american public whether or not they want to believe. the fact that this incident did happen that it was a many months in the planning, and that the former us president donald trump was at the heart of that planning. that is the goal of the select committee to make that very public. there are 5 more hearings, 3 will be happening in the coming week on monday, wednesday, and thursday. and we expect to hear of we're testimony of from those who were here on january 6, 2021. and we also expect to hear more evidence being revealed by the select committee about what the former u. s. president was doing in order to film at these events. allegedly, we expect to hear in particular testimony about how the president was targeti

and who was the number one sponsor of re ads campaign. the u. s. joe biden suspended sales last year and promised the u. s. would stop supporting offensive saudi operations. still the maintenance contracts for re ads, instruments of death, just keep on coming. the investigation shows that only 39 air force units from the saudi muradi led coalition could have conducted airstrikes in yemen. and that during 7 years of war, of the u. s. approved contracts that likely benefited 38 of the 39 air strike units . arms training and technical maintenance all provided by the u. s. weapons industry have aided the majority of saudi arabia's fighter jeff squadron to carry out war crimes. since 2015 human rights groups investigating the airstrikes have identified more than 300 that violated or appeared to violate. international law, as us supplied and service to military hardware continues to make an already terrible humanitarian crisis, even worse, washington's throwing billions of dollars in age to those who are being bomb. the united states remains committed to

it was more a matter, it seems of embarrassments, odd to the u. s. government. but this was 11 years ago. it cannot be argued now that there is any risk to anybody being caused by this information which should be in the public domain. it is in the public domain. and what's concerning is that julian, a sancho, cannot defend himself properly on that basis because the u. s. espionage act lacks a public interest defense. he'll be sent there to face while simply a 175 years in prison. and cannot defend that. the reason he did this was to act in the public interest, which is also very concerning. well, the story continues. that's rebecca vincent, director of operations and campaign for reporters without borders. many thanks. well, it's one of the biggest art events in the world. and one of the most groundbreaking, the document an art festival is only held once every 5 years. and the german city of castle this year, it's being curated by a collector from indonesia. and they're turning the spotlight on orders from the global south. oh, this is not your usual art show. t

the u. s. embassy, the claims, the documents was fake, saying the program had a humanitarian focus. the state partnership program is not and has not ever be in a security or military lions. the united states is not seeking a military alliance with newbrough. there is no proposed as p p agreement with nipple. the state partnership program was settled back in the 90s to performance soviet bloc countries with the national guard in u. s. states. now it includes partnerships with $93.00 countries. the scheme aims to share expertise in suckling natural disasters, but also covers counter terrorism training. opponents claim the pulse intention to join was tantamount to renouncing the country's long held none aligned to foreign policy. china affairs specialist big gal believes the u. s. was trying to play political games against china by getting a paul to join the partnership. first of all, in the very beginning for the united states, try to enter such partnership agreement with new pow is starting on the wrong foot . mainly because new power is a landlord country caught up between india to

but also, militarily, something that we've also heard was discussed between germany and the u. s. and that bilateral meeting between both leaders. so what other military equipment ukraine might need. then there's the, obviously the issue on how to continue to reject what russia is doing in ukraine. so it'll be a lot about political statements on the one hand, which we've seen today, which we will continue to see in the next few days, paired with concrete measures that could help ukraine reach its goal that could be through military equipment, through aid to political support other measures as well, being discussed, so all in all, it's a mixture between those political statements and actions that will ultimately have an effect on the ground. with so much focus on the war in ukraine. are we just going to see the other important issues, the global issues affecting the world be completely neglected at the summit? alexander will the g 7 leaders even have any time to talk about anything else? well, they will talk about climate change. it was supposed to be at the top of the agenda befor

s. was trying to play political games against china by getting nepal to join the partnership. first of all, in the very beginning for the united states, try to enter such partnership agreement with new pow is starting on the wrong foot . mainly because new power is a landlord country caught up between india to itself and china to the north india and the power relations and china and they power relations have been very, very good over the centuries, i think the united states was very misguided, imovie into the power tried to play its political game against china. so if it is a disillusioned, i think they deserve it going forward. if the united states want to spend more to really help that nipponese people to build up or it's connectivity, ah, cyber connectivity banking connectivity, poverty of really asian said home, but more schools, i think never least people will welcome that, that china will be very open minded what.

the u. s. at recently sent a letter to 14 african countries urging them to reject green imports from russia, claiming it was stolen from ukraine. that's with some african areas being at the brink of famine, white house spokesperson has admitted the u. s. wants to prohibit sales of grain and african national congress youth league. chair person told us that support shifted to china as the u. s. was more humane and respectful with the african population is found china to be an honest country to do business with in comparison to the west, which when they arrived here, they did not even see us as human beings. but instead they plowed our mineral resources. they are the ones that bomb to heal shima. they're the ones that got fat, she just to test a nuclear bomb and just to protect and lasha. so we are students of history. we understand what the intention has been. they have been everywhere in the world where there's been a lot of the sources, an image not to do business there, but it could come age o

u. s. was thinking passages, scott, i believe so usefully. issue unique and you stop live not assume what evening? no she on those. that boy is that much g e 's from workmanship, marcia ah, upstate is associated with in post in your state. and you think you've shown supposed to begin like hold on february, the 24th 2020 to president. putin delivered an address on the situation in don bass . opening it that you're sure you're opening it. exactly. why you only a girl who you've said that she to louie copper in the petition, new voice media. but you got to go to you. i just am in that symbol certainly can use confusion. decision to deploy troops was taken after it was clear that full scale, ukrainian aggression and don't manson crimea couldn't be avoided. this was corroborated by intelligence.

the u. s. has pushed the nato countries into this predicament. and, and they are, and the european countries really are now their own backs against the wall. they weren't prepared for this. they weren't prepared for the, the escalation of this crisis to the point that it is right now. and it's rely and once again on the west to try and, and back fill as we call it. clearly they are, they were under us pressure to do something. and you get to see the, the defense minister and the defense military, sorta cringing at that at that announcement because they knew that they don't have the, the, the, the equipment in their, in their stocks. they don't even have it in their inventory. a lot of these weapons are going into the hands of the as of italian and the other, neo nazi groups that are now part of the ukranian military. and we have no way of knowing how they're being used or that could be sold for that matter. and, and maybe even sold to a terrorist groups. we have no, we have no way to judge what

s. was practicing and it's still practicing this kind of gumbo diplomacy. this idea that you can force other nations to adopt the ideas, principles, and ideologies and methods and means by which you exist. despite the fact that in the united states to say which we see quite clearly, some nation divided nation that has not, is not able to come together. that is in some respects on the verge of some sort of deep divide. so i mean it's, it's hard to lead when you cannot do. and right now the united states cannot lead by example because they do not have the oral surgery. busy or, you know, a basis to tell other countries what to do based on what's happening in their own. well, it's go back to the professor in new delhi. i'm sure you're aware of the literature, a world beyond the west, and i follow it very, very carefully. well, the development of the financial institutions trade in trading agreements and, and whatnot. and i think that this, this assault on russia by the west is only going to accelerate that. and i think the global south has a lot more confidenc

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