so the u. k. and the united states, when they're talking to australia and china, and the sub deal and france are saying, forget diplomacy. let's look at the economics. right? that's the standard they use. i guess, you know, let's just look at the economics of breaks in which we sat on the show now leading up to brags it that economically it was the stupidest thing a country could possibly do to cut themselves off from the world's largest trading partner. and a lot of people said, well, it's not about economics, it's about waving the british wagon eating marmite all day. and i said okay, that's great, but wait until the economic set in here is a good example. this gas crisis in the u. k is a direct result of breaks it, add on top of that, the idea that britain's interfering politically with france loss julia as to smite france because france of course, was against britain during brags it say, have all these politicians who are holding grudges with each other and are just playing petty politics with

u. k. and australia unveiled a new defense for the in the pacific region wondering, found that the multi $1000000000.00 submarine did. ah, hello, darren jordan, this is the right guy from also coming up. the international criminal court will investigate alleged atrocities in the philippines war on drugs. but the government says it was corporate a month from a taliban take over, cobble guns, sell their possessions to put food on the table. and making history for civilians are sent into orbit spaces. rocket with no professional astronauts on board. ah. the u. k. in the us and agreed to help australia develop nuclear power submarines under a new partnership, calling the in the pacific security lives as seen as a way to counter china's influence in the region. the deal involved corporation in cyber and underwater defense and artificial intelligence. my kind of has more now from washington d. c. l 3 nation committee. it was an unusual prelude to a bite in white house briefing video extolling the

it does come, of course, as britain promised that all you k citizens, all u. k. national. i'm indeed old of those assisted and the occupation assisted the british army and the occupation of the last 18 years would be able to return to the united kingdom. however, as the weeks and days then passed, many ministers in parliament was saying, not everybody would be able to get out. now dominic rob, as we heard, is it missing? he has no idea how many british citizens still remain in afghanistan, but it's actually maintain the u. k has done a good job and that people should stop attacking the u. k for its own as occupation process. anyone getting back passing briefings either at me or the foreign commonwealth and development office is frankly not credible. and it is deeply responsible. we have absolutely been on this and you can see we have been on these . why? because we have got 17000 people out. well, it's not just the u. k. citizens that are in need of returning here to the united kingdom, but many, many africans all, absolutely desperate to flee from the taliban takeover as

the u. k. a straight reverberates joe biden is seeking to come france, the us president called an outrage. your money on the wrong, the canvas call sue the tension across the atlantic of the circle or chris alliance, and will europe go it alone and defending itself? this is inside story. ah, ah. hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian said again, it's meant to counter china's influence in the contested south china sea, but the so called orcus deal between the u. s. the u. k. a straight here has threatened ties between allies. france is angered by what it's called a stab in the back packed and it's rallying european partners. it says it found out about the agreement only a few hours before it was announced. and the security partnership has cost paris, a multi $1000000000.00 deal to build submarines for camera. the u. s. in france, paid efforts to ease tensions after a 5 day stand off and manual mccall agreed to send the french ambassador back to washington after a phone call with the us presid

the deal between the u. k, the u. s. and austria, as widely seen as an effort to counter china's influence in the region. frances recalled ambassador to a study says this country has been duped and betrayed by allies. we were deliberately kept in the black. we where there are woods, lee, you can north and you can realize our deep we feel about such a thing. is it possible that you ignore? you don't even mention you, don't you even refuse to discuss with a trusted partner like france and for you know about such an issue. oh, could it be possible, rory challenge has this update from london fronts of rice over the u. k. has been fraught for a number of years, not the disastrous, but certainly fraud, mainly because of breakfast. and france is key role in decision making within the european union has also meant that over the last few years has locked horns with london over numerous things. we've got the disagreements that have been hatched over for a good many months and years to do with northern islands to do with access to

as fall out from a security patch between the u. s. the u. k. a straight reverberates joe biden is seeking to come france, the u. s. president called an outrage of money on my phone. the canvas call sue tension across the atlantic of the so called all cause alliance. and will europe go it alone and defending itself? this is inside story. ah, ah. hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian said again, it's meant to counter china's influence in the contested south china sea, but the so called or casteel, between the us, the u. k. a straight here has threatened ties between allies. france is angered by what it's called a stab in the back packed, and it's robbing european porpoise. it says it found out about the agreement only a few hours before it was announced. and the security partnership is cost, paris, a multi $1000000000.00 deal to build submarines for camera. the u. s. and francis made efforts to ease tensions after a 5 day stand off. and manual mccall agreed to send the french ambassador back to washington after a phone call with the u. s. pre

remember the u. k, the neutered spent country? well indeed france has the history of the close shock, which is more elegant bump right? that lives under the bridge with fine wine and champagne. and, you know, hanging out the life of stairs, games born again, you know, it's a little bit more romantic here than what you see. starkly frances, in the winning as country in history when it comes to war. they one more wars than any country on earth. currently, so i think they're going to be back to form. i think it's a cross channel, 50 costs are back and play and i'm like and macaroni this. i'm taking my crown in 6 . well of course, i guess the french one thing you see here if you've ever lived here like we have for a long time is. busy you know, there is more of a fisticuffs sort of thing. it's a normal, like, you know, you see member, my chrome got punched here. cozy was often very like right in the face of his voters and the constituents, the people, the citizens of france. there's often a hand to hand combat because the country allo

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remember the u. k, the neutered spent country? well indeed, france has the history of the close shock, which is more elegant bump right? that lives under the bridge with fine wine and champagne and, you know, hanging out their license, there's games bore again that, you know, it's a little bit more romantic here than what you see directly francis, in the winning as country in history when it comes to war. they one more wars than any country on earth shortly. so i think they're going to be back to form. i think it's a cross channel. fisticuffs are back and play, and i'm like in macaroni this, i'm taking macros in sex. well of course, i guess the french one thing you see here if you've ever lived here like we have for a long time is. busy you know, there is more of a fisticuffs sort of thing. it's a normal, like, you know, you see, member of my chrome got punched here. cozy was often very like right in the face of his voters and the constituents, the people, the citizens of france. there's often a hand to hand combat because the cou

why are the u. s. and the u. k. now, at this time, helping a strange develop a nuclear power suite of submarines and then turning around and saying this will advance the world peace. clearly this is about another war. this is about a war that is being prepared against china. the us leaders, they talk about the endo pacific just of course, and the term was made up to enable us to explain us leaders explain, bringing more countries into the anti china alliance, surrounded china. on the surface, we see that the u. s. and the u. k. is empowering australia to have the nuclear submarine. i think the under one key reason for this empowerment is the us in the ability to provide more defense budget, to support this and large spending of nuclear power summaries. so it says it is forcing australia to share the cost of maintaining such ships and also strategic positions. and also. ready forces in yourself, china and also in the pacific region, especially now that there is increasing tension between new china in australia. so ch

k. u meeting, legally binding carbon emissions and targets. well, i mean, i would say that wouldn't be where we're hearing increasing a bizarre claims from the fossil fuel industry that it can be met 0 and all these other kinds of things. partly through also some they they west company of mining company for whom we mackenzie was doing. it's for board was training us. but they also the mind that is proposed is for steal, making. the claim is the bi. would mackenzie opening a mine in cumbria? some mine somewhere else in the world, probably in the united states would shut down, and therefore it would be no increase in global carbon emissions because it would, that wouldn't mind the west come rail. coal would substitute for the american co. i mean, that's absolute economic nonsense. the american co would simply seek c markets elsewhere . and the extra supply coming from west come rail low, relatively small, would have a significant effect on prices in the u. k. and europe. and that would make it more difficult to move away from coal and still maki

and that's all the u. k. is to the u. s. re helen's how to 0 london is certainly police have captured the last 2 of 6 palestinian prisoners to escape from a high security facility. police arrested when i de enough i at n e g in jeanine in the occupied west bank. and being a 2 week man hunt among those who tunnel their way out of prison with zachary, as a baby, a high profile, figuring 5 times on doing is really, prosecutors want to add an additional 15 years to each man sentence on charges that they were planning a new attack before the men were captured, residents of jeanine fontes, really soldiers who arrived in large numbers to continue their manhood. one palestinian was injured. janine residency since the jail break, thousands of law enforcement and military have been deployed in various sit there in protest. fin tenicia capital in the 1st major demonstrations in president k side sees power and dismiss parliament in july. some protesters chanted, shut down, the cool, fearing the rights one in the top. 2011 revolution

and that they had only gone to the u. k. as tourists, moscow kept asking for evidence and also kept saying that they were keen to cooperate to joint efforts to investigate this difficult case. however, when you k, officials kept blatantly refusing to cooperate and they kept refusing to provide any kind of evidence to the russian officials. moscow began blaming london for using this case as a political tool to demonize russia internationally. so here's what the foreign ministry spokeswoman marie, as a harbor said on tuesday about this junior bullet explanation for over 2 and a half years. the british authorities have used the incident salisbury to deliberately complicate bilateral types, despite repeated appeals from russia, along with calls for sponsible dialogue. london is still refusing to have a substantial discussion, enjoined investigation into the incident where and i want to remind you here, russian citizen suffered when you, once it actually with the u. k. police announcement on tuesday, the european court of human r

and these are the headlines, the u. s. history alia, and the u. k. have an artist and new security partnership.

remember the u. k, the neutered spent country? well indeed, france has the history of the close shock, which is more elegant bump right, that lives under the bridge with fine wine and champagne, and, you know, hanging out there life affairs games born again. you know, it's a little bit more romantic here than what you see, starkly frances, in the winning as country in history when it comes to war. they one more wars than any country on earth currently. so i think they're going to be back to form. i think it's a cross channel, 50 cuts are back and play and i'm like in macaroni this, i'm taking micron in 6. well, of course i guess the french one thing you see here if you've ever lived here like we have for a long time, is. busy you know, there is more of a fisticuffs sort of thing. it's a normal, like, you know, you see member, my chrome got punched here. cozy was often very like right in the face of his voters and the constituents, the people, the citizens of france. there's often a hand to hand combat because the country allows gu

according to u. k. police. his name is dennis sergei as 50 years old and the believe that he's a very serious man there calling him a major general working for russia's foreign intelligence service. and it is claimed that mister ser gave was in charge of the entire alleged mission to murder, former double agents surrogate scribble in a london suburb. even though, as the prosecutors are saying, the investigators found that mister sure gave remain in london during his entire stay in the u. k. london has authorized the charges against the man, but formerly he cannot be charged before he's arrested. the scriptural case made huge headlines. you know, in britain, most people knew about it, but around the world, reminders and little bit about it's a complicated case. and we will have to go back to march 2018 when russian born through the script ball, who had been working as a spy for russia, but eventually turned into a double agent. at that time, he felt severely ill in solsbury, along with his daughter, and soon aft

why are the u. s. u k? now, at this time helping australia develop a nuclear power suite of submarines and then turning around and saying this will advance the world peace. clearly this is about another war. this is about a war that is being prepared against china. the us leaders, they talk about the endo pacific, which is of course, a know term was made up to enable us to explain us leaders explain, bringing more countries into the anti china alliance surrounding china. on the surface, we see that the u. s. and the k is empowering australia to have the nuclear submarine . i think the under one key reason for this empowerment is the us in the ability to provide more defense budgets to support this a large spending of nuclear power summaries. so it says it is forcing australia to share the cost of maintaining such ships and also strategic positions and also forces into soap toilet and also indo pacific region, especially now that there is increasing tension between china and australia. so china is watching v

the u. s. u. k. and destroyer, your worst energy crisis in decades, russell, the politicians with consumers facing the chilly winds with that fuel. but there is a familiar skate going to is low, make us demand that moscow. hum, small gas. and the way the story has captivated the nation has many wondering why not the same media attention when people of color go missing. well, the answer actually has a name missing a white woman syndrome with us police on a massive man hunt. and the suspect is murder of a young white woman, mainstream media focused on whether her race is the real reason why this such a public outcry. ah, good morning disco, 10 o'clock in moscow. you're watching archie international nato members. the cooling for a review of the alliance. his strategy is the crisis cruise over a new security agreement between the u. s. u k, and also astray. leah with paris left out of the loop from this defense chief says that political dialogue between 9 states has all but disappeared. let you to visit

k. for example, they might have in the u. s. they were all, you know, taxpayer money often was spent were now seeing my coming gotten away because we didn't know the vaccine. will be ready by the way, because you've been off a lot more death and destruction and you're not the case on a bill on all those years of research professor, look at neil, thank you so much for joining me. once again, on the alex simon show, lobby, thanks so much. i in recent tweaks to the highest back connected countries in the world, the us and u. k. have recorded the highest rates of corona virus. it is true that the vaccines have weakened the link between infection and hospitalizations, but the u. s. a store recording the highest number of deaths in the world and over 10000 per week, while the u. k. as one of the highest, in fact typically dates per head of population. they almost block a reaction of substantial sections of the population and media to this continuing level of infection and loss speaks to people bravely on the societal restriction. howe

and u. k. at an expert panel in the us has rejected government plans to roll out 19 a booster shot to all americans age 16 and older by the 8th, endorsed extra 5 by and pick shots. the people over the age of 65, hundreds of police officers have been deployed around the u. s. capital for rally planned by far right groups. please say they've detected some threats of violence ahead of the march in washington. they say organizes of the justice, the j 6 rally, say they want to show support to those arrested for taking part in the capital riots. in january, hundreds of people breached the building in a bid to overturn former president donald trump's election to face. for more on this story, let's bring a feel of al, who's live for us at the rally in washington. hello, they've failed. how many protesters have turned out and what what i actually just be getting this, this right now. it's about 15 minutes late, but behind me on that stage and if you can see the distance that i call my right now, he is t

remember the u. k, the neutered spent country? well indeed france has the history of the close shock, which is more elegant bomb right. that lives under the bridge with fine wine and champagne. and, you know, hanging out there likes the stairs games born again that, you know, it's a little bit more romantic here than what you see. starkly frances, in the winning as country in history when it comes to war. they one more wars than any country on earth shortly. so i think they're going to be back to form. i think it's a cross channel. fisticuffs are back and play and i'm like macaroni and this i'm taking my crown in 6. well of course, i guess the french one thing you see here if you've ever lived here like we have for a long time is. busy you know, there is more of a fisticuffs sort of thing. it's a normal, like, you know, you see, member of my chrome got punched here. cozy was often very like right in the face of his voters and the constituents, the people, the citizens of france. there's often a hand to hand combat because the coun

ours off the u. k. name a 3rd russian suspect in the 2018 poisonings was left 3 people critically ill and one that was given says, london is using the incident to unjustifiably prussia, russia. u. k. authority say they believe the new suspect works for russian military intelligence. navigation. also level 3 years ago against 2 chief suspects named that exotic trough and the rooster. bullshit of also on tuesday therapy and court of human rights through the feminine is responsible for the murder of an exhaust fan anchor, an ex security service officer who the court claimed died of polonium poisoning, most has always been identified once in the 2006 death it if it rank, joined to kevin earlier to discuss the developments starting with missiles briefcase according to u. k. police, his name is dennis sergei, 50 years old, and the believe that he's a very serious man there. calling him a major general working for russia is foreign intelligence service. and it is claimed that mister sir gave was in charge of t

after breaks it, remember the u. k, the neutered spent country? well indeed, france has the history of the close shock, which is more elegant bump right, that lives under the bridge with fine wine and champagne, and you're hanging out there life the stairs, games born again that, you know, it's a little bit more romantic here than what you see directly francis in the winning as country in history when it comes to war. they one more wars than any country on earth currently. so i think they're going to be back to form. i think it's a cross channel, 50 costs are back and play. and i'm like macaroni and this i'm taking my crown in 6 . well of course i guess the french one thing you see here if you've ever lived here like we have for a long time is. busy you know, there is more of a fisticuffs sort of thing. it's a normal, like, you know, you see member of my chrome got punched here. it's our cozy was often very like right in the face of his voters and the constituents, the people, the citizens of france. there's often a hand to hand combat go because

k. citizens, all u k. nationals, and indeed all of those assisted and the occupation assisted the british army and the occupation of the last 18 years would be able to return to the united kingdom. however, as the weeks and days then passed, many ministers in parliament was saying, not everybody would be able to get out. and now dominic rob, as we heard, is it missing? he has no idea how many british citizens still remain in africa installed, but it's actually maintain that the u. k has done a good job and that people should stop attacking the u. k for its own as occupation process. anyone getting back passing briefings either at me or the foreign commonwealth and development office is frankly not credible. and it is deeply responsible. we have absolutely been on this and you can see we have been on this. why? because we have got 17000 people out. well, it's not just the u. k. citizens that are in need of returning here to the united kingdom. but many, many africans are absolutely desperate to flee from the taliban takeover as well and have been e mailing the united kingdom, the foreign o

k. called all because, but haven't the u. s. the u. k. and all these been calls allies for ages? what's the problem? well, thanks to august, australia will now be hooked up with us technology to build nuclear submarines while france waves goodbye to its own multi 1000000000 dollar contract to build 12 diesel subs for a camera. now for some damage control by senior american officials. after that deal was to repeat ode, there are a range of partnerships that include the french and some partnerships that don't. and they have partnerships with other countries that don't include us. that is part of how global diplomacy works are such words enough to calm the fury in paris, which is even called off a gala, at the french embassy in washington to celebrate historic ties with the u. s. good question. anyway, the french government has shown they're not willing to just swallow that bitter pill. plus there's solidarity with paris from b e. u on the matter to to bono as soon hopefully it is a good opportunity to recall, to reflect on the need to raise the issue of european strategic autonomy.

the allegedly u. k. u s. heidi in which uranium is $93.00 to $97.00 preserves. which can be used to make nuclear weapons. yeah, that's actually on cream or a country. sure. why nuclear propel summary when it doesn't have and your weapons would be the only country to do? and if it's a serious concern for the libo, not the fraction and god frame because we'd be looking at probably in quoting or using us for the highlander issue. right. and as you said, and that's, that's. d what grade material we would be exploiting other polling in the fraction treaty which hasn't happened before. and we said it's very much, it's something that would provide other countries you might to get out summary as well. and of course, that re unraveling locally for nonproliferation regime and our content will know what they've made for the future. we know that the prime minister, currently he's not thinking to develop a domestic and all that good that we want more than that. he's why don't we want to say that's really commit to do that. and if it's the heart of another country, and we say

is that the u. k. one of the highest vaccination rates in the world also now has one of the highest rates of infertility. those who talked for early signs of no kite blue for science to divide us look to do to disappointment. but as yet look is bleak. i think at 1st sight.

but let's look at the u. k. d, the medical relatively high vaccinated countries, but have higher rates of the violet sun, scotland us extremely high rates recently, and england rate so no increasing again. so what's going on? why is that a high blacksmithing country can still have relatively high rate, so spread the virus? well, if you do have in america, for example, last the large box. so very often the cases are in the box. maybe people that the majority of cases will be in the maximize both you do see right, so the actions and maximize people as well. but the good news is it's not time buddy and severe disease optimization pace numbers aren't especially informative, called the key metric here. it's severe disease liberation, the u. k. scott member holding study are telling study, right, that numbers up. i mean, last week i heard an expert in nature not been overwhelmed now in this phase of it, even though case numbers are all of the main increase. hospitalization is important, certainly that we can the link

k. called all because, but haven't the u. s. the u. k. and all these been close allied for ages. what's the problem? well, thanks to august, australia will now be hooked up with us technology to build nuclear submarines while france waves goodbye to its own multi $1000000000.00 contract to build 12 diesel subs for a camera. now, for some damage control by senior american officials, after that deal was to repeat ode. there are a range of partnerships that include the french and some partnerships that don't. and they have partnerships with other countries that don't include us. that is part of how global diplomacy works are such words enough to calm the fury in paris, which is even called of a gala, at the french embassy in washington to celebrate historic ties with the u. s. good question. anyway, the french government has shown they're not willing to just swallow that bitter pill. plus there's solidarity with paris from b, e. u on the matter. you know, because you do believe it is a good opportunity to recall to reflect on the need to raise the issue of european strategic autonom

people that had gone through some grading work for the u. k. o or, or other countries or otherwise, or maybe even at the embassy. those people are probably not the best way to the, to the way more of a threat at the people that are actually leaving by the land borders. because those people are regulated, they don't know who they are. opening up with borders has a lot of criminals. generally to leave with impunity and the european union are really struggling with it. of course in the u. k. at the moment we've, people come in across the straits of dover into the u. k. on boats. all those people are pretty much unregulated and real strong views in the community that there is no room for immigration, and it's going to be incumbent upon the governments all governments, the work and how they're going to do that in a very difficult situation. this is our table of headline news to come plus, the vicious political i'm union backlash is rising against jo biden's, expansive new vaccine holder will tell you what about among the stories after this the the a

and that they had only gone to the u. k. as taurus moscow kept asking for evidence and also kept saying that they were keen to cooperate, to join efforts to investigate this difficult case. however, when u. k. officials kept blatantly refusing to cooperate and they kept refusing to provide any kind of evidence to the russian officials. moscow began blaming london for using this case as a political tool to demonize russia internationally. so here's what the foreign ministry spokeswoman marie, as a harbor said on tuesday about this juniors or bullet drugs when they leave for over 2 and a half years. the british authorities have used the incident salisbury to deliberately complicate bilateral type, despite repeated appeals from russia, along with coal 1st possible dialogue. london is still refusing to have a substantial discussion, enjoined investigation into the incident where and i want to remind you here, russian citizen suffered coincidentally with the u. k. police announcement on tuesday, the european court of human rights

boy kevin, u. k. then while the u. k. mobilizes the army to curb it's field crisis across mainland europe. b. u has decided to keep funding fossil fuel projects and for 2027 . apparently they go against the rocks policy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. will have the details on this story. and so to take the the ah, me a try now where we with so many inputs on a daily basis that are completely needed to reality. so think about how in social media filters and they basically present themselves and very unrealistic way. and so we come to a farm out there and be involved more than that, it's about being sort of envious of something that may not exist. and it's also really tied to the fact that humans, we want to be part of the crowd. ah, again, that already strained relations between the u. k. m. from to being tested further by a surgeon migrant crossings on the english channel. number of refugee boats making that journey to britain has doubled since last year and has seen london and paris exchange threats over what shou

u. k and destroyer. with paris left eye to the loop, florence poly fornes, there is no longer political dialogue between nato members and caused full revision of the blocks strategy. let you to does it as you near the attitude of the united states. one of the submarine program is a further investigation of them servatius that we have been making for months today . political dialogue is non existent within the atlantic alliance with the court. and i looked at the rising rest within the military block of critic, shocked at the sides, and i trading blaze. what, what do you say you have going on? i would say, have a great evening, mutual protection, a greater common purpose. all this seems to go out the window and there's a bit of money to be made. the recent controversy surrounding the u. s. u. k and australia's new security pack has left in new leaders scratching their heads about what even means to be in nato anymore. the reason for nato's existence is transatlantic security. this is what we want to remin

also the u. k. i should say faces a new energy crunch. hundreds of its petrol stations are running out of fuel. sorry, out of the story out to these story out to view every single pump and this patch, what station says exactly the same here. and we continue on special coverage on the eve of germany's federal election as the nation prepared to choose as next chancellor, after 16 years of an de la marco at the helm. ah . alright, it is. i am on saturday here at moscow in a variable. welcome to you. i real research with the latest headlines on the international. so a dutch court has ruled that it is legal for border guards to stop and check people entering the country on the basis of their ethnicity. the case was lost by a nigerian man who said bordered guards had stopped him due to his skin color. the netherlands is in the shape again. zone meaning people entering from other member states are not generally stopped for a passport. checks a lawyer for the plaintiff said, rolling open the door to that of

k. named a 3rd russian over alleged involvement of the 2018 poisonings which left 3 people critically of one dead. moscow insist london using the incident to pressure russia . you can sorry to say they believe the new suspect works for russian military intelligence and allegation also level 3 years ago at 2 keys suspects named as alexander patrol under was land bashir of. also on tuesday, the european court of human rights rule that the criminal is responsible for the murder of alexander lead viagra, an ex security service, offer officer who the court claims died of polonium poisoning. moscow also denied any involvement in the 2006 death. he's been trying to join kevin, i would area to discuss these 2 developments, starting with the souls briefcase according to u. k. police, his name is dennis sir gay, of 50 years old, and the believe that he's a very serious man there. calling him a major general working for russia is foreign intelligence service. and it is claimed that mister sir gave

is that the u. k. one of the highest vaccination rates in the world also now has one of the highest rates of in fact, typically those who talked for early signs of no kite blue for science over divide us look to do to disappointment. but yet look, it's bleak. i think at 1st sight, appear. well, today we've been well expert, perfect, or neil of trinity college. dublin has emerged as one of the key commentators on the ability of vaccines to triumph overcrowded virus. but fight your troops messages an e mail to response to i show last week. i mean you keep parties.

so i go to a u. k. source to see why france might be upset about this whole australian u. k. america submarine deal. diplomacy the establish method of influencing the decisions and behavior of foreign governments and people to dialogue, negotiation and other measures short of war or violence. modern diplomatic practices are product of the post renaissance european states system. they do point out that the defer, the term diplomacy is derived by a friend from an ancient greek word. of course, everything comes from greece, right? and it's a folded document. i you fold the document that are a print prince or a king used to give you to travel and you were an envoy.

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k. called office. but haven't the u. s . the u. k. and all these been calls allies for ages. what's the problem? well, thanks to august, australia will now be hooked up with us technology to build nuclear submarines while france waves goodbye to its own multi $1000000000.00 contract to build 12 diesel subs for camera. now, for some damage control by senior american officials, after that deal was to repeat ode. there are a range of partnerships that include the french and some partnerships that don't. and they have partnerships with other countries that don't include us. that is part of how global diplomacy works are such words enough to calm the fury in paris, which is even called of a gala, at the french embassy in washington to celebrate historic ties with the u. s. good question. anyway, the french government has shown they're not willing to just swallow that bitter pill. plus there's solidarity with paris from b, e. u on the matter. you know, because you're happily, it is a good opportunity to recall to reflect on the need to raise the issue of european strategic autonomy

so now we're learning from the u . k. police. they believe there was a 3rd man who was in charge of the whole thing. and again, they're saying his name was dennis, sir. give. okay, right. the big news that its been using on the live and in case wise, is way bought from 2006. tell us about that update, right. the case of alexander, let me name cole, of former russian spy who became a british citizen. somewhat of a similar background. we remember that 15 years ago, it was all over the headlines. it was a huge story, which caused back then serious cracks in london. moscow times or so, it took the investigators 10 years to conclude that crumbling, quote, unquote, probably approved the killing of mitchell and then co in london. the investigation found that to washington nationals, one of them a former k g b body guard deliberately poisoned alexander live in ankle by adding polonium to the drink. well, now a top european human rights court is saying that there is additional evidence that the 2 russian nationals were acting as agents of

the us, the u. k. a straight it will tell him all europe's worth energy shortage in decades . rattle the politicians with consumers facing a chilly winter may be without fuel, but there's definitely escape. go to lawmakers demand that moscow pump small guy. but the way the story has captivated the nation has many wondering why not the same media attention when people of color go missing. well, the answer actually has a name missing white woman syndrome with us to least a massive man and white and the murderer of a 22 year old white woman in a national park. mainstream media's focusing on whether her race is the real reason why there's been so much public outcry and attention to ah, 7 pm here, most go know so good evening who russia this is out international live with me from i will use h q m, kevin nato, members, calling for a review of the lines his strategy. then as the crisis grows over, a new security agreement between the u. s. u. k. in his trailer, the paris left out of the loop from his defense

and u. k. the deal between the u. k. u. s. in austria is widely seen as an effort to count of china's influence in the region. recalling ambassadors in the carefully coded language of diplomatic relations is, is a pretty serious move. it's not the breaking off of diplomatic relations, but it's what you do, what you want to show to a country that you really are not happy with the way it's behave. and let's not forget that france is the united states oldest allies, allies, a relationship that goes back to 1778. when france recognized the independence of these breakaway colonial states. and help them in that war of independence against the british b, u. s. military, as i mentioned, a drone strike and i've kinda sounds capital last month, kill civilians of not isolate sciences. 10 people including 7 children, died in the attack. in cobble top us commander has apologized guineas. military leaders say that they will not bow to international pressure to let detained president of a condo fly into exile. the west african regional block

and the u. k. of stub to in the back in australia fil a v e readers are still really over what the biden administration did of dana stand. and now parents have been stunned by washington's announcement of a new partnership with australia and the u. k. called office. but haven't the u. s . the u. k. and all these been calls allies for ages? what's the problem? well, thanks to august, australia will now be hooked up with us technology to build nuclear submarines while france waves goodbye to its own multi 1000000000 dollar contract to build 12 diesel subs for a camera. now for some damage control by senior american officials. after that deal was to repeat ode, there are a range of partnerships that include the french and some partnerships that don't. and they have partnerships with other countries that don't include us. that is part of how global diplomacy works are such words enough to calm the fury in paris, which is even called of a gala, at the french embassy in washington to celebrate historic t

let's call it that, that we're seeing in the u. k. right now. i mean, we should know that supplies are really complex systems. they had, they were design and very stable times. and now we have an unstable time saw last changed. we had call it, we had brakes it. so suddenly everything is a bit out of pace. and the stability that we assumed for many years, many decades, when the systems were designed, supply chains where designed suddenly don't work any longer. so just focusing a little longer on, on the fuel issues, specifically because it doesn't seem to be a shortage of fuel. it's the shortage of h, g, v drivers that actually get the fuel to the station. is there anything similar that you're seeing in europe? what do you think is linked to that particular shortage here in the u. k, because people obviously are pointing the finger at breasts. it is that necessarily the case brakes it certainly plays a role. we see driver shortage is everywhere. now we see it in the us. we see it across europe. we see is we have seen it also in the u. k, but we s

k. i am very critical and i have been very critical both plans to open a new coal mine and the u. k. and plans to extend the instructional north sea oil and gas for precisely the reasons that we were discussing earlier. that a very high proportion of these results is need to stay in the ground. you gave evidence at this, and i'm sure you're aware of what your opponent say, because you said we shouldn't be opening minds something i'm sure shared by a lot of people around the world. what did you make of wood mckenzie? some consultancy firm claiming the mind can make a contribution to future global metallurgical coal supply within the context of you k, you mean, legally binding carbon emissions and targets? well, i mean, i would say that wouldn't be where we're hearing increasing a bizarre frames from the fossil fuel industry that it can be met 0 and all these other kinds of things, partly through all set. and they, they west company of mining company for whom were mckenzie was doing it's for board . was training us. but they also, they, the mind that is proposed is for steal, making

with the u. k plays a crucial role here because the u. k is in this agreement with contain china agreement. and i've been also blustering about what we're sending our warships into the south china sea. but do you guys also in nato and is going to push a strongly anti russian line. and so it's going to be very difficult. i don't see germany as really having the will to forge a new direction. okay, but we've been glenda that assumes that russia really is a threats to, to the european union. and i would say it's not, but i mean, can, can, can you play that fiction forever? i mean, considering the resources you're going to have to devote to it, i mean, sir. ok, it's still up in the air. what we're going to have the german election that the grains have any kind of real power. i would tend to agree with george ok. but brand certainly doesn't feel that way, italy, spain, and so forth. i mean, it's going to be kind of an internal nature minus us the, the nato members in europe. it's going to be real interesting squabble. ok, because you end up in

k. the u. s. and australia, at that particular time, chinese spokespeople had described this as cold war mentality as a throw back to the days of imperialism. but nothing like that from the chinese president. he chose his words carefully. he portrayed china as a country seeking multilateral global engagement, willing to denay vaccine dosages to under developed countries, and no direct reference to the united states or the recent alliance insisting that china regarded diplomacy as regarded a dialogue as the most intense form and most useful form of diplomacy, this is what he had to say. go, you go up the differences in problems among countries. hardly avoidable, need to be handled through dialogue and corporation on the basis of equality and mutual respect. one country says he does not have to mean another country's failure and well is big enough to accommodate common development and progress of all countries. we need to pursue dialogue and inclusiveness over confrontation and exclusion and mike ta

and the u. k. after his speech biden met with australia's prime minister scott morrison saying the u. s . had no closer or more reliable ally in his speech, president biden didn't speak much about the way forward in afghanistan on wednesday, the foreign ministers of the g 20 group of countries, and then the 5 permanent members of the security council. therefore, ministers will discuss how to deal with the taliban. the reality though, the international community has very limited leverage on the new rulers in cobble james base al jazeera at the united nations. so let's speak now to mike hannah, his live at the united nations mike. so chinese president, she's in ping said that china wouldn't invade in a country, and the disputes should be settled through dialogue. this is a very moderated speech from the chinese president, wasn't it wasn't d that was very restrained, given the rhetoric that had come out of china in the wake of that alliance, being signed by the u. s. the u. k. and australia. at that p

k and the u. s. signed a pacific security packed called orchestra seen as countering china and involves cooperation in the realms of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and nuclear defense. australia will acquire a nuclear power submarine fleet with american and british technology. china, which is the dominant power in the indo pacific region, as can done deal, is being cold war mentality. neither washington nor london have explicitly linked the new deal to the supposed threat from basing the remarks from the us defense secretary left little room for doubt. we spoke in detail about china, the stabilizing activities in beijing is efforts to course and intimidate other countries. this agreement, this relationship does not aim that anything or anyone. while china and friends of angry about the new pact, others are asking what it could mean to nato. katrinka sons the latest reactions. when donald trump left office and joe biden took charge, it could have been a sigh of relief for some of washington

as the crisis grows over a new security agreement between the us, the u. k. and his trailer, with paris left out of the loop, frances defense chief, say political dialogue between nato states is more or less all but disappeared. let you to does it. as you near the attitude of the united states, one of the submarine program is a further investigation of the asian that we have been making for months today. political dialogue is non existent within the atlantic alliance. donal quarter the looks of the growing rift, the military blot made worse by britain's leader, apparently laughing off the damage done by the new ok deal. what, what do you say? you have only, i would say every mutual protection, a greater common purpose. all this seems to go out the window and there's a bit of money to be made. the recent controversy surrounding the u. s. u. k, and australia is new security pack has left in new leaders scratching their heads about what even means to be in nato anymore. the reason for nato existence is transatlantic security. this is what we want to remind the u