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Lines about u.s. endorsing ukraine to join nato at some point, having u.s. military installations in ukraine. and then the hope is, at least, that they can move on to those areas of potential cooperation which you just heard, you know, david altalk about. russia said it will veto having that aid crossing continue to be allowed to be open and the united nations security council next month. that's something they could potentially discuss. climate change is another one that's been bandied around. but the key here that we're hearing from both sides, the word that we hear over and over again is pre...

If you like, that they feel that there can be agreement on. climate changes, arms control. regional conflicts in syria, libya. that's what the kremlin want to emphasize. the other thing the kremlin want to achieve is to put the hand brake on the train that's running away in terms of the u.s./russian relationship. there's been so many sanctions imposed on the country and significant impact on the country's economy and the parliamentary elections in russia. the kremlin wants to make sure those sanctions aren't accelerated or made worse. but i think it's extraordinary seeing this what we all witn...

కార్బిస్‌బే(ఇంగ్లండ్‌)/బీజింగ్‌: పేద దేశాలకు 100 కోట్లకు పైగా కరోనా టీకా డోసులు అందజేయాలని గ్రూప్‌ ఆఫ్‌ సెవెన్‌ (జీ7) దేశాల అధినేతలు తీర్మానించారు. అభివృద్ధి చెందుతున్న దేశాల ఆర్థిక వ్యవస్థలు మరింత వేగంగా పరుగులు పెట్టడానికి...

Counters the rise of china and just how aggressive to be pushing back. there's also, of course, a recurring theme, which is the argument that the many is making toe our closest allying that america is back. we saw that on display as he did sit down with the french president. take a listen to a bit of that conversation we heard from the two of them earlier today. >> we have some things we have to talk about later, but i think things are going well, and we're, as we say back in the states, we're on the same page. >> we have to deal with this pandemic and the covid-19. we have to face those chall...

States in the Midwest and Northeast set record temperature highs on Monday as an extreme heat wave moved across the country from drought-ridden areas in the West, while at the other end of the spectrum, states in the South faced downpours and flash flooding. The consequences of extreme weather are varied across regions, but universally, researchers know that extreme weather events are likely to become more frequent and costly for consumers.