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Repatriation of supply lines, standing up to china on trade, human rights, rather than this big ideological confrontation. that is really interesting and something we haven�*t had too much about. let�*s move on to things we have heard about, the focus on climate change and the pandemic, lessons learned from the pandemic. on those two issues, what do you think will come out of this? we issues, what do you think will come out of this?— come out of this? we already know that _ come out of thi...

Sustainable societies, often against very deeply entrenched powers that be, that stand in their way, that are often aligned with the government. so it is really a question of how the u.s. uses its money and how it uses its political and diplomatic weight, and how much money the united states is bringing to bear. >> tarina, aide have said that they hope to reduce reliance on u.s. foreign aid and boost nonprofits and the private sector as a way to circumvent what dan was talking there. how do they...

Just weeks apart last year, and then theres the systemic corruption and crime. >> nbcs kerry sanders reporting there. we want to play for you now an interview with vice president kamala harris addressing commitments made for a dozen u.s. companies and organizations to help central america. finding help is one thing. working with countries with a history of corruption another. as she told telemundos jose diaz-balart earlier this month. >> reporter: how can you get rid of corruption when dealing w...

Are all sitting down to talk about how to deal with russia, and i think that, again, this is what they have wanted. they want the leadership, and i think that the u.s. is of course also waiting for them to live up to their commitments, too. >> and as it pertains to the upcoming meeting between biden and putin, julian, you know, all eyes will be on it, and nobody expects it to be anything like putin and trump meeting in helsinki, and already, we have heard putin say that how he would describe tru...

Want but where is the real substance of policy? we have in central europe an alternative to belt and road. its called the 3cs initially. imkate from the central european countries and this administration, yeah, we are all in favor of that but the organization that actually would fund the u.s. participation, the dfc says we dont want to do that and neither the secretary of state nor the president of the united states have said, no, we should fund this. so theyre not really serious about pushing b...

Massively ambitious agenda with loads on it. they will want big international commitments on vaccines, they will want to make progress on the climate deal, particularly remember the us has another big internationaljamboree in international jamboree in november, there internationaljamboree in november, there is quite important groundwork they want to get done here this week on that. nothing more than anything else, actually, it is not so much the agenda items, what borisjohnson also wants to do, ...

Different front too. the uk is not at the eu table any more, but the others still huddled together, with intense tension over how brexit has affected northern ireland, plotting, perhaps, how to take on borisjohnson on that tomorrow. that is a side bar to the main business, though. a commitment to big democracies working together. the multilateralism, the german chancellor says, has gone missing in recent yea rs. the final agreement on sunday may fall short of boris johnsons ambition, but the sum...

Things like dealing with emissions they could have their own targets and they could make their commitments to that but they have also got to say we are going to spend a lot of money, a lot of cash helping the developing world itself. adapt to climate change, although it was called climate finance, just help these countries become more resilient to the effects of climate change, that they are suffering from many of them themselves already. thats the point hes trying to do and he is the future mon...

Capacity and capability, to increase their supply and its that kind of really deeply significant economic help and commitment that the critics would argue the g7 perhaps isnt going to achieve. now, we have to wait to see what they come up with. the aspiration is that for a fairer more equitable global economy that will be part of the discussion points of the g7 this morning, thats the white houses view pandemic recovery, greener recovery is what weve heard from downing street. the exact metrics ...

I think tons, actually, it is a massively ambitious agenda with loads on it. they will want big international commitments on vaccines, they will want to make progress on the climate deal, particularly remember the us has another big internationaljamboree in november, there is quite important groundwork they want to get done here this week on that. nothing more than anything else, actually, it is not so much the agenda items, what borisjohnson also wants to do, notjust with the g7, but what he ca...