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China on Wednesday issued its first ever white paper on export controls, outlining the country’s efforts to modernize its export control system to both protect national security and ensure market openness and to promote global cooperation, while delivering a decisive repudiation of the US’ abuses of its export control measures to crack down on other countries.

Several hundred orphans in Denmark were without their consent used in secret experiments backed by the top US foreign spy agency in 1960s, a new documentary reveals

In d.c. appointed by former president trump has said a conspiracy case against members of the proud boys can move forward. in a 43-page ruling, the judge said the alleged crimes could not be considered protected first amendment speech. in washington, im whitney wild. hong kong pro-democracy outlet stand news announced it will shutdown less than 12 hours after a police raid of its offices. hundreds of police officers swarmed the company headquarters collecting boxes of evidence. at least seven ...

Festive season — how will the great white way handle the set back? and a magical reunion — the cast of harry potter are back together for a 20th anniversary special on new years day. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. for more than 30 years, the human rights organisation, memorial, has been chronicling the abuses of the soviet era to ensure the crimes, and victims are unearthed and are not forgotten. but now the supreme court has banned russias oldest human rights...

Are back together for a 20th anniversary special on new years day. hello. thanks for joining hello. thanks forjoining us. we start with the situation in russia. for more than 30 years, the human rights organisation, memorial, has been chronicling the abuses of the soviet era to ensure that the crimes and victims are unearthed and are not forgotten. but now, the supreme court has banned russias oldest human rights organisation, liquidated it, to use their language, accusing it of violating a law ...

Apartheid. >> yes. thank you for having me. i think desmond tutu was one of south africas and africas great model leaders. people tend to forget, even in the 1970s and 80s, he criticized the apartheid government, but he also criticized the abuses by black liberation movements like anc and black leaders. he did that consistently. although he stayed popular. sometimes, you know, the black leaders were very annoyed with him because he criticized them when they messed up. he did exactly the same aft...

Our subpoenas. >> the house held mark meadows in contempt of congress for not complying with a subpoena. perry said the house is out of bounds with him. he attempted to it use the rules of the house against hoyer and demanded the house sanction hoyer >> it seems to me the gentlemen from maryland disparaged the gentleman from indiana and should have his words taken down. >> a subpoena by the committee for an uncooperative member would be unprecedented. >> this is an investigation of politicians b...

Contributor. i miss you, neil, id love to see you in person if you can ever come up to new york city to see me. what do you make of this biden thing? its a pretty big deal, right? im saying indelible. long-term. huge. tell me why im right. >> yeah. well, of course youre always right, john. so two really important facts to understand this story. first is law matters now more than ever. everything from false election claims to civil rights abuses to the right to privacy to environmental protection...

Thinking about and paying attention to different parts of the trial. i think the issue is trying to conflate her understanding from an police or a co-conspirator as to whether or not she played an active role. and also how active her specific role was in the abuses that were happening. i think that is what theyre stuck on birdie they can come to a conclusion. >> paul, thank you for being with us. you may have more shopping to do but you have beautifully decorated your home. theyre ahead of the r...

Of trumps presidency, the abuses of power, the multiple investigations -- do you think those make a good enough case to reform how oversight is being conducted of any u.s. president, democratic or republican? >> theres no doubt about it. i mean the emoluments clause exists for a reason, right? the hatch act exists for a reason, and yet time and time again, we see these things being violated and there being no consequences. so just in the context of what were talking about right now, think about ...