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now it s time for dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london, the programme bringing together bbc expertise with correspondents filing around the world. i m geeta guru murthy. this week, we heard president biden s new take on us foreign policy ending support for the saudi offensive in yemen, a tougher line on russia and a still strong stance against china. the challenges ahead are many. in the last few days alone, we have seen protests crushed and heard deeply unsettling evidence of the human capacity for evil. in china, horrifying news emerged of atrocities against the muslim uighurs. in russia, thousands were arrested for protesting in support of alexei navalny. and in myanmar, aung san suu kyi and civilian leaders were put in detention in a military coup. but there is a new leader in the white house, which, for many, is grounds for hope, and across the world we see almost unbelievable acts of individual bravery from those who will not be cowed. with me ....
what happened here today was an insurrection incited by the president of the united states we fight like hell and if you don t fight like hell you re not going to have a country if there was free could say we couldn t see it coming which was good to try to give the kind of try and boldness that they need to take back our country inciting a mom to attack the capitol let s walk down pennsylvania avenue this temple to democracy was desecrated we will never give up we will never concede it does it but the. pentagon has committed and i speak more. on our nation and our people. also coming up with what the coronavirus refuses to reveal itself how did it jump from animals to humans and will its variants outsmart the vaccines. patience and this. is it is and we ve got it. again this is. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day as donald trump once again stands accused of an impeachable offense and once again you m ....
predictably, still tough on china? some things won t change and he does have much wiggle room on china because this was a bipartisan area of concern before trump and that remains and given xi jinping s new authoritarianism which has been building since he came to power in 2012, i think it is very difficult for any american leader given, you know, the challenge that china is offering, he couldn t get away with it in congress, for one thing, even if he wanted to. it is something that they are just going to have to square up to. but part of his difficulty will be re establishing america s credibility as an ally afterfour america s credibility as an ally after four years of america s credibility as an ally afterfour years of trump america s credibility as an ally after four years of trump and given that china works a lot through trade and investment and how complicated trade deals are for a democratic president given by den s narrow wiggle room in congress i think that is g ....
change his mind about approval. latery powell will say that the u.s. economy is improving, but has a long way to go before fully recovering from the virus. the st. louisrom fed president this hour. haidi: investors are waiting to hear from fed chair powell. but we know the gist of what he is likely to say given that the commentary has been around how recovery will be, managing expectations. the recent fairly positive data points we have gotten. s&p active futures after the session overnight really erasing some of those earlier losses as well. some of the gains we have seen trading flat at the moment. u.s. stocks fell. could have been worse if not for that rebound in tech shares stemming the losses. it did get close to that threshold to be considered a market correction. 0.1% ires down by should say by 1% at the moment. japanese markets are closed for a second day this week for the autumn equinox holiday. . ,ydney futures down by 1% trading in new zealand down by 0.1%. ....
rafik hariri and the 1st terrorism trial by an international court. and we take a look at the plight of the people in gaza as only power plant shuts down. welcome to the program ali s president ibrahim hooper kjetil has resigned after being detained by soldiers in a coup he appeared on state television saying that he had no choice but to step down as he didn t want any bloodshed the west african blog echo ours has closed its borders with mali suspended financial flows and called for sanctions charlotte dallas reports. the bamako residence of president abraham boubacar kasia secure and heavily guarded but instead of keeping people out the soldiers were keeping him in he and prime minister boosts to say we detained here on chew. day confusion prevailed today with no explanation by the military or government until president keisha appeared on state television announcing his resignation. i want no blood to be spilled to keep me in power and that s why i would like to think ....