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Beijing is off today, but the chinese embassy in london has been quite busy, or the spokesperson has putting out two statements now criticizing the g7. the first of which said the days when global decisions were dictated by a small group of countries are long gone, going on to denounce the quote, so-called system and order advocated by a handful of countries. in a subsequent statement the embassy went out accusing the g7 in its final communique of putting out comments that distorted facts, rever...

Facilitating the separation of kids from their parents if they indent the trump administration but through their policies you see tens of thousands of people ultimately coming across our border in a suit. and a lot of border patrol facilities, this is not a border state issue this is across the country and when you talk about root causes i talked counter insurgency in afghanistan we talked about root causes, you have to be there for 100 years if you want to address the root causes she flies down...

Here in china, the chinese embassy embassy in london put out a number of statements. slammed what he called the so-called system and order advocated by a handful of countries and put out a subsequent statement really slamming the g 7s final communique accusing it of slander and distorted facts and accusing the u.s. of sinister intentions. and firing back at criticism that was in that final document. sort of calling on china to respect human rights in the region where its accused of genocide l po...

Been mentioned a couple of times during the course of the weekend. so we have got japan and the us, who are also part of this arrangement, and then india and australia, they have been invited to attend the g7 as observers. is the quad turning into something more meaningful, do you think, in terms of being a security pact or defence against china? 0h, absolutely. i think the quad really has not tried to hide its ambitions to really counter chinas rise. i think they have really made it very clear ...

To the british people. we are clear about our intentions to return to 0.7% of our national income on overseas aid when the situation allows. some conservative mps did speak up for the government. circumstances are exceptional. exceptional because so much of our money and i think probably a globally unprecedented package was put together to shore up our health service and businesses in the face of a global pandemic. so, i think the government is right. that debate ended without a vote but, a day ...

Wednesday. >> jeff zeleny, thanks very much. joined by the former u.s. ambassador to nato, coauthor of the empty throne, americas abdication of global leadership. can take from that subtitle the subtitle of the back. ambassador, thanks for the time this morning. >> my pleasure, jim. >> biden will deliver a very different message from trump, words matter. trump publicly questioned key underpinnings of the nato alliance, but it was necessary, whether the mutual defense aspects of it stood firm tod...

Intentions what the security looks like and funding looks like for the airport. and you saw the secretary general talking about earlier. and you heard president bidens top aides saying it was something they brought up in the meeting. were waiting on a readout or what president biden says about it at the press drchs about what the determination of its with. this is broadly something a concern that is for several world leaders. we know they discussed afghanistan earlier. we were told by administra...

Here in geneva one on one this week. our brian todd is taking a closer look at their relationship. brian, these two leaders have some history. >> reporter: they have a very contentious history, wolf. that moment today when biden seemed to backtrack on his characterization of vladimir putin as a killer is very much at odds of bidens tough guy approach to putin in the past. it was 22 years ago. then-president bush met with vladimir putin for the first time and he uttered this on the encounter. >> ...

There is a sense that perhaps chinas approach to developing nations has been political, and the intentions are not pure. why is china in these countries building railways, building infrastructure? i think the most credible story is that china had a lot of excess capacity in its construction firms in about 2013, when it started the belt and road project. this excess capacity was exported to the rest of the world in order to generate revenue for china, and their construction firms. and also to bui...

Kamala harris, our vice president, to solve the border issue overnight. all that being said, and i know she is in a really tough situation, it was jarring to hear this administration sound so much like the last administration, especially on the issue of immigration and because she is the daughter of an immigrant. but as i say in my usa today piece, as the first black and first asian and first woman to hold the second most powerful job in the country, she cant keep anybody happy. its not possible...