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at how the war in ukraine is shifting global alliances. and at the oscars, it's in your a clean sweep for the sci—fi from everything, everywhere all at once. welcome to world news america, in the uk, on pbs, and around the globe. we begin tonight here in the unites states, where president biden has said americans should rest assured that the us banking system remains safe, after the failure of the california based silicon valley bank. markets wobbled as regulators tried to contain the damage from the biggest us bank failure in 15 years. here's what the president had to say. thanks ...

Support of macedonias president two Police Officers go free exonerated of contributing to the death of two teenagers, in a case that sparked some of the worst rioting in frances history ghosts of the past. Its in a unique location history and space. More than half a century after being abandoned, a crucial part of londons underground history could be revitalized good evening im antonio mora this is al jazeera america. We begin with the huge implications of the fall of ramadi in iraq. In response thousands of shia fighters headed to sunniheld territory near ramadi. The militia are expected to l...

Defence spending in the uk has been declining — from 2.6% in 2010, now down to 2.2%. most of the new money will go to the uk's nuclear submarine programme. it will help the deal with australia, counter the rise of china, but also create british jobs. the reactors for the new australian submarines will be built by rolls—royce, and it is often the economy, not defence, that helps decide an election. jonathan beale, bbc news. the us has given the go—ahead for an $8 billion oil drilling scheme in alaska that's been fiercely opposed by environmentalists. the energy giant conocophillips will d...

It is still spending more than most nato allies. currently, just nine of nato's 30 members spend at least 2% of their national income on their armed forces. britain is one of those countries. but after more than ten years of conservative leadership, defence spending in the uk has been declining — from 2.6% in 2010, now down to 2.2%. we will increase defense spending by a further £5 billion over the next two years. this will bring us to around 2.5% of national income and this will bring us to around 2.25% of national income and represents significant progress in meeting our long term minimum...

£5 billion over the next two years. this will bring us to around 2.5% of national income and this will bring us to around 2.25% of national income and represents significant progress in meeting our long term minimum defense spending target of 2.5% of gdp. the long term goal to spend 2.5% of gdp on defense sounds, i'm afraid, a little hollow promise. there's no plan and there's no timetable. most of the new money will go to the uk's nuclear submarine programme. it'll help the deal with australia counter the threat from china, but also sustain british jobs. many tory mps have been left disappoi...