What is the most glaring or salient way in which the transatlantic relationship is likely to change with the incoming biden administration. Well biden also people have picked for his cabinet and his kind of close coworkers are very committed to transit lantus as spies having that said we have to keep in mind that it was president obama who came out with this doctrine leading from behind and this is something President Biden will continue to do he will ask your own people ask. Germany to pay their fair share in the Defense Community to pay more money for their own military equipment so its gonna be a tricky part for President Biden because for sure he doesnt want to send back troops overseas and hurt military families that wouldnt be good policies either so its going to be tricky but i think it is fair to say that hes very committed to stable and consistent transatlantic relationships. Washington bureau chief in his poll reporting to us there from the u. S. Capital thank you and as bang
And franking on having a conscience black the lives mount a campaign is call on londons financial powerhouses to pay reparations for fortunes built on the back of slavery. Good afternoon from russia then live from the World News Center in moscow one is kevin owen here with us i was headlines in some more detail for you. On the new day the new wave of confrontations to report pertwee in the United States and china 1st often beijings weighing up its response today to donald trump stripping hong kong of its preferential trade and economic status. The u. S. Law or maliciously denigrates hong kongs National Security legislation threatens to impose sanctions on china and seriously violates International Law and basic rules of International Relations it is gross interference in Hong Kong Affairs and chinas internal affairs in order to safeguard its own legitimate interests china will make the necessary response and impose sanctions on relevant u. S. Personnel and entities or charges not only
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Warm welcome from our team here in moscow this is our international and our nicky aaron and our top story china has approved a resolution to impose its security law in hong kong angry and the beijing protests have again been intensifying in the city r. T. Saskia taylor looks at whats at stake. With current of ours dominating the headlines since february many of the stories have to fall into the wayside but one making a comeback as the wild starts returning to normality the hong kong protests are now up to several months of her spite stay some serious scuffles and not came off to thousands of protesters took to the streets on wednesday the day ending on a really sour note with around 300 arrests and Police Using Pepper Spray bullets because they suspected some of the protesters had weapons including pecial bombs. We know that anti China Sentiment has been building in the region for almost a year but that was reignited last week off to beijing announced plans for a new piece of legislati
A very warm welcome from our team here in moscow this is r. T. International and i know. What china has approved a resolution to impose its security law in hong kong and angry anti beijing protests have again been intensifying in the city r. T. Saskia taylor looks at whats at stake. With current of ours dominating the headlines since february many of the stories have to fall into the wayside but one making a comeback as the wild starts returning to normality the hong kong protests are now up to several months of response space to serious scuffles and the tame Office Thousands of protesters took to the streets on wednesday the day ending on a really sour note with around 300 arrests and Police Using Pepper Spray bullets because they suspected some of the protesters had weapons including petrol bombs. But. Thanks. Ok. We know that anti China Sentiment has been building in the region for almost a year but that was reignited last week off to beijing announced plans for a new piece of legis