two wind turbines onshore, which begs plenty of questions many from within the conservative party itself aboutjust how committed this prime minister is to the uk s climate agenda. today, the pressure finally told. the government caved to a backbench rebellion, announcing that it would relax planning permission for new onshore wind farms. those changes will come into force immediately and will scrap a previous rule that allowed just one objection to a planning application for a new onshore development. the new measures will also allow communities to apply to their local council to have wind turbines in their area, although elected councillors will still make the final decision. rebecca windemer is an expert on onshore wind planning for the energy market insight company regen. thank you very much for being with us. there s been plenty of discussion within industry today about how far this goes. is it likely to give industry enough confidence to start new investments? frankl
from his big superpower neighbours that he seeks, he wants technical help for his own weapons programme. north korea faces critical technological hurdles in its nuclear and missile development, and beyond that, it needs foreign currency and oil, all of which the russians can provide. it is not the first time the us national security council has declassified information to get ahead of russia s plans. two us sources say the arms negotiations between the two countries are actively advancing. and in recent weeks, mr kim has visited a series of his ammunition factories, exhorting key officials to step up production. begs the question, why? sergey radchenko is an expert on russian politics and a distinguished professor at the henry a kissinger center for global affairs. thank you for being with us this evening. what does this tell us, then, about the russian state of affairs on the front line, if they need ammunition from north korea? the sin of affairs has not been great for russ
security adviserjake sullivan. blinken told the un security council on tuesday he would work with the chinese foreign minister to prevent the middle east conflict from spreading. but talks with china are also expected to focus on trying to solve disagreements other issues, including trade. only this week, tech giant nvidia said the us government has told it to stop shipping some of its advanced artificial intelligence chips to china immediately. the restrictions weren t supposed to come into force for a few weeks. it s the latest move in the ongoing technology dispute between washington and beijing. joining me now is anna ashton, us china director at eurasia group. good morning to you. this meeting that sounds positive, but give us the latest on this trade war as were all coloured, especially when it comes to technology. i especially when it comes to technology- technology. i mean, it is positive technology. i mean, it is positive in technology. i mean, it is positive in
by spf, has testified in his own defence. faces several charges including defrauding his customers as much as $10 billion. charges that he has denied. my colleague erin delmore has the latest. it was a stunning beginning. this is the most eagerly awaited moment in this trial. we expect that he would take their trial in front of a jury today. that was surprise number one. judge lewis kaplan dismissed the jury, saying there is something they need to work out. he then told the rest of us that there were topic areas that the defence wanted to introduce. he admitted it was an unconventional way to move forward. he said his solution was to hear it for his ears only, so they did put sam bankman fried on the stand. he answered questions from his own defence lawyers, but the jury wasn t in the room. a lot focused on what advice from lawyers made mr bankman fried think his company s actions were legal. they got to the research of customer funds and the loans that alameda research doled
has died. his economic policy was aimed at staring the chinese economy towards stability but as economic leadership weakened at the time sidelined by president xi jinping. but hoffman has more on his economic policies. he was vice premier in the globalfinancial he was vice premier in the global financial crisis happened so he carried the baton through that crisis and china did very well in reacting to that crisis and then he set “p to that crisis and then he set up a reform programme that as premier he was supposed to implement more market reforms, and more innovative china, a more productive to china, and a range of reforms were put in place. i think since then, the reform programme got diverted a little bit, xijinping took the upper hand in economics and emphasised more the stability and the national security seven the last couple of years, horribly li keqiang has less of a influence but in his early years he was very influential. bankman fried has testified in his own de