do you think the u. s. will take into account their interest or will they ignore them. now the u. s. a foreign policy has long been the rabbit. busy dog that your friend, that is your friend until it's not your friend. and that goes for people in the united states as well. so just a problem for foreign nations. so no, i don't think that they're going to put any of their interest. and when you, when you talk about interest, you have to be very, very specific about the interest that they're going to represent. if not their partners in, in your, their european partners. that may be, that they are, will, you know, represent the interest of the select few that happened to live in those areas are donnas on those areas. but even the american people are left behind by the decisions made by this bloated government in the united states. and to that point, the white house also blames russia and china for global and stability. right. so to what extent is the u. s. able to make such accusations? i don't think they can. we can, we can actually look at a country called sudan and many people that

so the u. s. high speaker said that the u. s. will not allow china to isolate taiwan. so what could the us do to stop it from happening? oh, this isn't, as she said, just the united states. certainly the visit itself was that kind of show of support and a demonstration that and whatever the position china takes. parliamentarians and lawmakers at least and will continue to come through and, and make their visits. and this isn't just us. parliamentarians and we'll makers, we've seen that at increasing from european parliamentarians to i think, in a context in which there is a sense that taiwan is under heightened threat and within the parameters of a one china policy that and countries need to start strengthening economic linkages . personal ties, pushing the on the informal side, even as beijing has been squeezing on the diplomatic side in terms of its international recognition. expanding the scope of informal recognition, essentially showing that other countries have a stake in taiwan and doing that and as direct and, and personal away as possible. so i think the sense

the u. s. high speaker says beijing won't succeed in cutting taiwan off from the rest of the world as beijing puts on a huge show of military force around the island. also on the program, a possible deal to free the basketball star. brittany greiner, the u. s. urges russia to accept an offer that would release greiner from a 9 year jail sentence. ah, i'm pablo folly as welcome to the program. u. s. has speaker nancy pelosi has commented on her controversial visit to taiwan by saying the u. s. will not allow china to isolate the island. earlier this week, pelosi became the highest ranking u. s. official to visit taiwan in 25 years, sparking anger from beijing pelosi made her comments in japan on the final leg of a trip to asia. her stop over in taiwan enraged, china's government, which considers the island a part of its territory. while the chinese military responded to policies visit by launching a series of drills after she left. the drills have nachos caused political tensions . they've also

the u. s. was involved indirectly, they use as it's now up to those nations to either accept or reject the deal. the 2015 pact lift the sanctions on iran and return for guarantees. it will not build a nuclear weapon. us present all truck whopping ins as well as the u. s. will say yes, this is was delivered today for them after 4 days of negotiations to question is a harmony and then joe biden would say, yes to what's on the table. now, do we know what is in the draft? what is the european union saying about this? final text no kit in detail. i'm clarity that i would say, for example, how do this take a sanction really in the future sanctuary? it was the revolution of the iran hole with the sanctions really will be lifted so that they could not make her possibilities are getting better whole with iran in the shrink it c or a new matt richman, which has improved in the last 2 years tremendously and not at least i would do the with sure the iranians in 2024 and the republican president would be li

the u. s. deems at risk of starvation. ready this is the beginning, we hope of more normal operations. the food of ukraine fed 400000000 people across the world last year. w p purchased 880000 metric tons, and we moved that food to somalia, yemen, ethiopia, sudan. the mission comes off to russia, and ukraine agreed to a deal with turkey last month to restart grain deliveries across the black sea. the u. n. ship is the 1st to set sail for africa carrying grain from ukraine. since russia invaded the country, providing much needed relief for those suffering from drought in the horn of africa . gillian wolf, al jazeera. the un says it can support a visit by the international atomic energy agency to ukraine. zappa reject nuclear power plant if of russia and ukraine agree. moscow and key, but use each other of shelling the plant which russia sees control of in march. some foreign leaders are called for it to be returned to ukraine, while the u. n. has demanded that nuclear inspectors be allowed access the past few days they've b

and if iran is not prepared to accept the new text, i imagine the u. s. will probably also have some changes that would like to see. so unfortunately, the e u effort to force under grain that has not succeeded or appears that way to me and we're likely to be in for further negotiations with an uncertain prospect for success. it doesn't sound very confident at all day gary took us through this specific. so let's break it down. what do you think the sticking points are for washington? and then tell us about what the sticking points off the tyran. well, the basic text to lift us sanctions in exchange for ra, enrolling back its nuclear program has really been in plight since march of this year. and the reason why the agreement hasn't been concluded is because iran has raised 3 separate issues, which the u. s. considers to be extraneous to the text. first, iran wants sanctions lifted on the i, r g c or companies. so should, with the ira juicy. second, iran want some guarantees that even after president biden leaves the white house, the u. s. will continue to h

tie in one today, and she's dressed as the u. s. will not abandon taiwan. and she hopes to strengthen ties with taiwan insecurity as well as economics, her visit and remarks a highly symbolic and a major factory for the us. tyrone relations is also highly sensitive that it would provoke china in the afternoon pelosi is scheduled to visiting may human rights park. she will be meeting with a small group of activists, including hong kong bookseller lamb, when k, as well as work. i see an ogre student leader in the channel and square protests. it's are in line with policies, track record of speaking out for hong kong and seems young and also a respectful way of recognizing ty, once history of a struggle for human rights and democracy. earlier i spoke to the deputies assuming the misconduct in washington d. c on why pelosi is making this trip to taiwan now. well, this was actually part of a trip to the indo pacific region. she was there with the congressional delegation . and if you listen to nancy pelosi is been saying, she said this is a trip about security ec

s. if it is not the box having a direct confrontation because the u. s. will probably lose there. but it is about containment of china. containment economically. maybe do a blockade, maybe have sanctions. but we saw how did it function with ukraine. you see, i mean, they claimed that they would isolate russia, the opposite happened. there's only 15 percent of the the word and actually is backing the collective west. what is going to happen is, is, is another, another scenario of suicide of the collective west, more isolation, and they need you to face the reality is a new word. all the most people are world that is emerging language. you have a lot of things that are happening. brazil is backing this movement. you have you have in. yeah, which is which is a long term ally of the u. s. just trading with russia. yes. saudi arabia, which is trading oil in, in revenue be, which is which is going to break the petro dollar was changing. yeah. now the decision is how small is going to be the transition in, in the problem is that there is too much or again, so far in the collective way. a

u. s. speaker of the hive says beijing won't succeed in cutting taiwan off from the rest of the world. as china puts on a huge show of military force for a 2nd day around the island. also on the program grange, president rebuked the human rights organization, amnesty international after it accuses, keeps troops of endangering civilians and a new era begins for fire. and in the bonus league without robert levin dusky, the new look champions must find their goals elsewhere as a kick off the german league season tonight against frankfort. ah, i'm paula felice. welcome to the program. u. s. high speaker, nancy pelosi has commented on her controversial visit to taiwan by saying the u. s . will not allow china to isolate the island. earlier this week, pelosi became the highest rank in u. s. official to visit taiwan in 25 years, sparking anger from beijing. in the last few minutes, beijing announced it would impose sanctions on pelosi over the visit without specify going what those sanctions are.

the u. s. and china in that area as well, basing how stress that the chinese military will be in a state of readiness right through the day. not a reaction, of course to this i've been speaking to guests galore including the vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact international studies. nelson wong. and he said that policies trip really is a clear publication by washington on it will have consequences, unrolled occasions. it is actually the, the us, the american arrogance that is playing with fire is leveling into the domestic affairs of another country. and in this case, it is china. everybody knows that taiwan is part of china. this trip itself is going to be a symbolic one. only, and it's us what, it only serves her personal interest. this has consequences and has repercussions. so that's why china is, you know, making quite drastic reactions. it hurts the feeling of the chinese people. i think this incident will be marked in the history of us china relations, not as a positive one,

s. will continue to honor the agreement. and 3rd, iran, once the i e, a investigation in to pass nuclear activities to the end. and as i said, the u. s. considers each agrees to be extraneous to the agreement and is not prepared to accept any. so i think it's very much an america's interest to revive the j. c. p. away. i think it's in your rods and christ as well. so i don't quite understand why supremely hum continues to procrastinate. whether it's just bargaining tactics, or whether he prefers to hang onto it ra, a raj enriched uranium, even if it costs iran. tremendous loss of opportunity. in terms of oil revenues, the u. n. says it can support a visit by the international atomic energy agency to ukraine's apparition nuclear power plant. if both russia and ukraine agree. moscow and key to choose each other of shelling the plant, which russia seized control of in march. some foreign leaders of called for it to be returned to ukraine, while the u. n. has demanded that nuclear inspectors be allowed access. the past few days

s. will face consequences after places visit to taiwan. he was speaking of a bilateral meeting with his russian count upon psychology of the con boating capital. to do a good job. no one country and no force should ever imagined that they can separate taiwan from china. where they're using taiwan to contain china or seeking help from the united states for taiwan, independence, all these political moves will not succeed. well, it won't change to make a trend of taiwan for unification with the chinese mainland, the u. s. there all the consequences arising from the farce. oh, florence louis is falling events for us on the us young conference in cambodia, capital pen, of course florence, the secretary of state, really tod, trying to down play of china's reaction to calling it really an over reaction to the closer visit. absolutely, but he has been more forceful and more firm in his homelands with regards to china's actions in the taiwan strait. he called it an escalation and he said that there is no justification for what china is doing that i

i mean, you could say that maybe the u. s. was the one who provoked china while others would say, let's also see what china will do because they've china shows restraint and so forth. they have shown a degree of respect restraint that, that also says something about raising china and what kind of super power it's going to be in the common big it's not for is saudi zation quantity circ concern. i mean, they're hoping that china does not respond aggressively and doesn't deploy aircraft carriers among waters and that the u. s. will not escalated because we don't want to be caught in between the giants as much as possible, including for yesterday are like the philippines. or do you think that there is a risk or in the, in the next few weeks appears to be doing might become more assertive when it comes to the total disputes. so there's, there's some, there's, and such as the philippines, indonesia, and so on and so forth. well, if you look at a technical, textual analysis that words that present a teaching thing has used or the sta

s. u. s. military and the us government on that. and that could be very dangerous because history tell us, otherwise that wars to know stuff from purely logical knowledge. sometimes what will happen when one side play the fire? i think close the right now is a hiding response. one with severe consequences. it rece the world entering into world war 3. highly irresponsible was something will be monitoring throughout the course of the day. thank you very much for your thoughts on the matter. that's benjamin shell, professor at the paris school of technology and business. the books group of nations is becoming increasingly appealing to more member states with the president of algeria, africa largest gas exporter. seeing the countries ready to join the block, president to boone said the move would help distance his country from polarizing global conflicts. we need bricks. firstly, because it allows us to move away from the attraction of the 2 poles. secondly, we are a leading country in the non aligned movement. therefore, god, granted,

s. will not be involved in any military conflict with china. the united states will not and does not, will not seek and does not want a crisis. we are prepared to manage wellbeing chooses to do at the same time, we will not engage in sabre rattling, we will continue to operate in the seas in the skies of the western pacific. as we have done for decade, we will continue to support taiwan, defend a free and open indo pacific and seek to maintain communication with beijing. since it's switched recognition from ty pay to basing washington has held an ambivalent position on china. and taiwan officially acknowledges beijing as the only legitimate government for the whole of china, including ty, one in line with the one china policy. but this is not prevented the us from entailing an official relations with ty, pay, and sending military aid to the island. china now accuses the us of stirring trouble in the region. the open political provocation has aroused the fury of the chinese people and is opposed by the whole international community. this again p

and he went on to say that the u. s. will not allow afghanistan to become a terrorist safe haven saying, we're going to quote, make sure nothing else happens. and it's interesting that this is being seen as a significant counter terrorism operation, just 11 months, as you mentioned, after american troops left the country. the reality is that we know that a year after the fall of cobble that was widely considered to be very poorly handled by the biden administration. and there were fears that this very messy exit by the u. s. in its allies gave i'll kind of the opportunity to rebuild. u. s. military officials have warned that this group has been trying to rebuild enough janice done. so i think what it tells us is that the u. s. might have pulled out of afghanistan a year ago. but that is still very closely watching security developments on the ground there seems the misconduct in washington dc. thank you. now a top white house official is wanting tyna not to manufacture a crisis over a possible visit to tie one by us. how

none of what the u. s. is providing will assist in any reclaiming of territory. it's simply, in fact, increasingly is defensive on what's left of ukraine. and i think as long as there's money to be made between the ukranian elite and the, the military industrial establishment in the united states and, and some of the other european countries as long as money is, is it long as this war is profitable? it's going to continue for them, so they're not going to acknowledge anything. this is the, your parker see is astounding. here. i think in many ways ah, turkey is threatening to scrap an agreement that would let finland and sweden join nato. a stock home as not time today for to anchor a single person involved in terrorist activities, but instead extradited a man convicted of credit card fraud. if they think that by extra adding ordinary criminals to turkey, they will make us believe that they have fulfilled their promises. they are wrong. nobody should test turkey. back in june, sweden and finland, find a morale, them in which they agreed to declare the kurdish part

none of what the u. s. is providing will assist in any reclaiming of territory. it's simply, in fact, increasingly is defensive on what's left of ukraine. and i think as long as there's money to be made between the ukranian elite and the, the military industrial establishment in the united states. and, and some of the other european countries as long as money is, is it long as this war is profitable? it's going to continue for them, so they're not going to acknowledge anything. this is the parker see, is astounding. here. i think in many ways another example of hi marcy hughes occurred in the don bass city of smith law. darcy, however, a western report has a completely different take on the shelling. the daily mail published a video claiming that the shelling us methyl doris was carried out by russia. yet the people in the footage itself say the town was shelled by nato type artillery and the high marsh rocket system, which of course is neither russia nor its allies possess. it's parked a number of mocking commentaries, both because the city is under russian. lea

so obviously the u. s. will be watching extremely closely what the chinese are doing there and, and what kind of response really china comes up with because in the last few weeks and including very publicly but also in a call last week of between she, jim ping and joe biden. the chinese have been extremely forthright in their opposition to this visit, saying that, you know, those who play with fire will be burned and you know, statements like this and always remaining in the world of kind of metaphorical language, but pretty harsh language. so now that she has ignored all of those warnings and gone a white head with this trip, the question is, will to what, what will the chinese now due to follow through on that language? you know, how far might they go? are they willing to risk for provoking and kind of crisis between them and the united states at this time? result, officials fair standing by waiting for policies plain to arrive. if you're just joining us now, we've got us. how speaker nancy pelosi has lan

i mean, if the u. s. isn't going to be at here by this policy of one china, but i think all bets are off in the, in the chinese will say, look, i mean, you're not going to, you're not a reliable partner. so we're gonna have to go out on our own much like what the russians had to do. i know that that goes down to a path of potential conflict. but i mean, if you can't believe your interlocutors in washington, then what are you supposed to do, daniel? exactly, and it's, i think it's a yet another own goal by the united states because it's essentially the us who said now, hey, the rules are off, as you said. and so the chinese said, okay, that sounds fine. mainland china, so that's fine. here's our military exercises, we're no longer going to abide by the central line. i will no gone, no longer going to abide by the sort of agreements that we have to watch set down. i am going to start doing sanctions. i think i read that i am one of the centers on the export of santa taiwan. well, that's a big deal because i

that type pay will pay a price for hosting the u. s. official. hey, james military exercises around the island included ballistic missile launches, which landed in the waters of tie, was northern, southern and eastern zones. china's armed forces also conducted drills and fix zones surrounding the violent pages. military for the exercises were focused on training for a joint blockade. the target assault and aerospace control high pay condemn beijing as the evil neighbor next door, also accusing china of destroying the taiwan strait with military drills. washington also criticized the drills describing them as irresponsible and provocative in retaliation for the house speaker strip. beijing has several cooperation with washington in several key areas. china is foreign ministry, stated cooperation is now frozen. an area such as dialogue between defense departments, military maritime consultation cooperation on illegal migration and crime, as well as climate change chinese military officials. i've also allegedly stopped responding to calls from their

it also says the u. s. will operate where international law allows. the white house has described china's drills as provocative beijing regards taiwan as part of its territory and carried out its biggest ever military acts as exercises in the seas around taiwan. after us, how speaking nancy pelosi visited the island earlier this month of andrew lung is a china analyst, and he says, washington continues to work against its official policy of treating taiwan as part of china. this one. so i want to try the policy has consistently been holder out of space administrations over here they are sending more and more senior officials to visit taiwan and also creating why that wire back space. but i want to play it's almost independent role as the pie one was a separate country. so this a lucy visit law school on the campus back. that's the point of a one or 2. it came as of the way up front to president c. all he's private and warning to president by so this is that the rest of the taiwanese people moving more away from the mainland to get it with. i want you

he says if the current dropped agreement fails, the u. s. will likely increase its demands. unfortunately, it appears to me that iran is not willing to. ready accept the text that the e u has put forward. as far as i can tell from progress reporting, iran has attached some additional conditions and demands that wants to be met. and if iran is not prepared to accept the text, i imagine that us will probably also have some changes that would like to say has iran has raised 3 separate issues, which the u. s. considers to be extraneous to the text. first iran, what sanctions lifted on the i r g c or companies associated with the ira, g. c. second, iraq want some guarantees that even after the president biden leaves the white house, the u. s. will continue to honor the agreement and 31 once the i e, a investigation in to past nuclear activities to the end. and as i said, the u. s. considers each agrees to be extraneous to the agreement and is not prepared to accept any of. so i think it's very much an america's interest to revive the j. c p. away. i think it's in your rods and kr

this r u. s. high speaker nancy pelosi says beijing will not be allowed to isolate taiwan. she made the statement after china began a series of military drills around taiwan following policies visit to the audit. don't forget, you can always get tito mean use on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store. that will give you access to all the latest news from brand world, as well as push notifications for any breaking news. you're watching t w's coming up next, global 3000 takes us to lebanon work. conservationists are planting seeds to fight the economic crisis. and you can always find more news on our website, d, w dot com and of course follows on social media. i'm pablo fo denise for me and the team here for that. thanks for watching. see again at the top the next are take her . ah ah, with ah, with dry facts in most parts of the water, at least one year, you're experiencing some stress. there is plenty of sea water, but desalination is energy intensive and expensive of berlin bass to start up shows us. it doesn't have to be this way, globa

the u. s. says there were no other casualties. the u. s. a long insisted. there's a relationship between the taliban and al qaeda. but taliban leaders have denied that. now with this killing and downtown cobble, it will be difficult at the very least, to deny that a fraction of the government dropped it out to a safe haven. think this is a proud moment for joe biden, tempered only by the fact that it took place in cobble which thus raises the spectre of the withdraw from afghanistan. and of course, the terrorist organizations clearly reestablishing themselves or that the attack took place, just as the afghan government is in negotiations to free $3500000000.00 in foreign reserves. it desperately needs to feed its people, is also a focus of some and i'm, i would where joe biden is in need of good news to quell domestic critics of, of handling of the u. s. economy. and following a trip to the middle east. the received mixed reviews, the white house is clearly relishing this news. she advertise see al jazeera washington al jazeera sammy. let's see if he has mo

if china does support russia with weapons that will trigger u. s. secondary sanctions. so i think that china is helping russia by buying oil. and i think that they're getting a discount on that as well. so there is mutual support for russia and china. we really have to see the world as it is not as we would like to be. some people have said that, you know, of course, this is no one likes it's you 2 front war maybe china and russia could cooperate by causing more problems in the balkans since china has so many weapons in serbia including their drone program. so i think that there is room for mr. between russia and china, coordinating in other regions, but i think that it serves china's purpose is to have a we can rasa over the longer term. so right, they can just say we can't sell you anything because of us. sanctions are publicly of course a taiwan has welcome to visit, but china is already responded by batting various taiwanese import to taipei is likely to have to pick up the bill for this party. well, food imports make up a very, very small percentage of exports from

so the white house said the u. s. will not allow itself to be intimidated and will take old necessary measures to ensure the safety of nancy pelosi and washington has a rather ambivalent position towards china are officially called us one china policy. it acknowledges beijing is the only legitimate government for the whole of china that includes tie one. however, that along with calls with a peaceful resolution of the ty, one issue has not prevented the us from maintaining unofficial relations with. ty pay for example. washington likes to sell weapons to the island of china, said that the us need to stop quote, playing the tie one cart. this is a serious violation of the one china principle. there is but one china in the world today. one is an inalienable part of china's territory. china strongly urges the united states to stop playing the taiwan card and using taiwan to contain china. one china policy has been a definitive aspect of us china relations for the past 40 year. but today's visit by nancy pelosi seems to p

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i mean, if the u. s. isn't going to be at here by this policy of one china, but i think all bets are off in the, in the chinese will say, look, i mean, you're not going to, you're not a reliable partner. so we're gonna have to go out on our own much like what the russians had to do. i know that that goes down to a path of potential conflict. but i mean, if you can't believe your interlocutors in washington, then what are you supposed to do, daniel? exactly, and it's, i think it's a get another own go by the united states because it's essentially the us who said now, hey, the rules are off, as you said. and so the chinese said, okay, that sounds fine. mainland china, so that's fine. here's our military exercises, we're no longer going to abide by the central line. i will no gone, no longer going to abide by the sort of agreements that we have to watch set down and we're going to start doing sanctions. i think i read that i am one of the centers on the export of santa taiwan. well, that's a big deal because

california, the largest state in the u. s. will ban sales of traditional internal combustion engine vehicles from 2035 will be the 1st jurisdiction in the world to require all new cars to be sold to be alternative fuel cars. and here's why it's significant. besides being a game changer in terms of our climate and our energy leadership, it's a game changer. and another respect that the car manufacturers themselves are celebrating and embracing, including toyota to day, not just ford and gm. california is often a leader in the us and more than a dozen states usually follow its auto emission standards that may help create uniformity. within the complex electric car market. automakers will have to gradually phase in alternative fuel vehicles in their new fleets. beginning with 35 percent of all new cars in 2026, but it won't necessarily be easy. electric cars are expensive and the network of charging stations will need to be vastly expanded. i think the 3 largest challenges for adoption are, 1st of all, affordability availability,

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now the u. s. is acting treacherously on the taiwan issues with taiwan was also affected by policies trip, as china, the islands biggest trading partner and imports from more than 30 taiwanese companies are teas, nicky era, and take a closer look at the consequences of policies visit to taipei. china is already taking action as it warned it would fall out from pelosi as well when trip has been swift and brutal. so quite rightly people are asking the question, we have seen the chinese authorities take multiple economic actions against individual chinese companies. an entire sectors of the economy. taiwan has already paid your visit and is likely to continue to do so. with the coming days of week. what concrete tangible benefits can you promise taiwan? offset the cost of your trip. a tricky question. slickly deflected because she knew exactly what she'd done and americans have made a bit of a habit of doing things like this, throwing others under the bus in service of their own goals and the conseque