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An extensive period of time for the world's two top superpowers to not have a person in person visit. of course, they have been other exchanges, including with the leaders last bowl in person in indonesia since then but given the downturn, the incredible downturn in us—china relations, where the relationship has been the worst it has been in nearly 50 years, it is incredibly important to keep up this type of diplomacy and will really hope for the secretary of state to understand and build more ties between the us and china. how much more though do you think things like the china balloon saga...

Over these talks? there's a number of areas of disagreement, in the security arena, human rights, trade, technology, many, many more areas of disagreement certainly than converging interests between the two powers these days but it is really the view from the biden administration that this intense strategic competition or geopolitical competition, as they call it, requires intense diplomacy to make sure that a given incident or areas of disagreement do not spiral or veer into conflict which would effect not only the us and china but the rest of the world. as you just said, many areas of disagr...

No plan for an event like the one hakeem jeffries led this morning on the house steps. lawmakers within the supposed to be here today and there was no plan in either chamber to mark this day. now you've got republicans kind of forced to reckon with an anti-small “d” faction in their ranks and trying to move on with an election result and the echoes are going to be with us every day. as we look at the way that january 6th has been dealt with in both the political arena and the security arena, we've all paid a lot of attention to what's gone on with the politics, with january 6th, with the f...

Thatis much up for debate as to whether that is going to happen. i don't think it's inevitable at all because some of the things he were sitting in the report you just mentioned there that the people of afghanistan commander they know they don't the us over their shoulder to back them up, are going to have to stand up on their own and they know now that their own and they know now that their life is on the line. if they don't make the changes that are necessary, either diplomatically or evenin necessary, either diplomatically or even in the security arena, i think you will see the oche people ...

What’s new? In February 2020, South Sudan’s two main belligerents began forming a unity government pursuant to a peace deal inked a year and a half earlier. But the pact is fragile, smaller conflicts are still ablaze and the threat of return to full-blown civil war remains.  Why does it matter? Forthcoming elections could test the peace deal severely. Looking further ahead, conflict will continue to plague South Sudan until its leaders forge a political system that distributes power more widely. The cost of cyclical fighting since 2013 has been steep: hundreds of thousands dead and m...