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welcome to world news america in the uk, on pbs, and around the globe. we begin the programme with a bird's—eye view of security issues, both here in the us and around the world, and it's been a busy week. the presidents of russia and china put up a united front against the west. questions swirled over the origins of covid. the pentgaon says the us took "proportionate" action when carrying out air strikes on thursday against iran backed forces in syria. that's after a us contractor was killed when a drone hit a coalition base in syria's northeast. and of course, we had thursday's m...

turkey says the deal has been agreed by ukraine and russia which will allow the resumption of grain to be exported from the black sea. and coming up in sport this hour... despite a tough year, dina asher—smith makes it back onto the podium after winning bronze at the world athletics championships in an incredible 200 metres final. hello, good morning. but not for many in dover. a critical incident has been declared at the port of dover, with holidaymakers and lorry drivers facing queues of several miles. we hear some have been queueing for “p we hear some have been queueing for u...

The 4th international conference on “Shaping the Geopolitics of the Greater Eurasia: from Past to Present to Future” has today kicked off at ADA University, Baku, bringing together up to 40 representatives from more than 30 countries

Years. we had world war i and world war ii, _ years. we had world war i and world war ii, where freedom and democracy was fighting against authoritarianism. clearly his reference is that they want authoritarianism to win. the problem is that— authoritarianism to win. the problem is that china — authoritarianism to win. the problem is that china doesn't have just strained — is that china doesn't have just strained relationships with the us, but try— strained relationships with the us, but by their comments, they've had strained _ but by their comments, they've had strained relationships...

A new doc film explores a weighty question amidst climate crisis.