provided books, dec woodland or political in nature as he shows me how the cover of a book on the band list was replaced with a cover of one that had been approved for the streets of this neighborhood. used to be lined with many more bookstores for the economic total of the war combined with sanctions to force many to close their doors. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm sending these a them. this is the news live from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. last, the latest without the us meeting your crimes capsule and pledge billions more and 8 on the 3rd anniversary of the war with russia. germany's conservatives when sundays general election with the fall, arrived off day taking the 2nd largest share of the votes. this route intensifies

its assault on the occupied westbank, writing homes and destroying roads and buildings. kind of soon, far as you can. den symmetry operation and work is in gaza looking for the remains of palestinians kills biased by the attacks. most of the machinery they need hasn't been allowed in on far as small with a sports house pockets on could be just a few hours away from being knocked out of the champions trophy. they need bangladesh to beat new zealand shore, chasing 237 to win and secure their own place and the semi finals hey, it's been 3 years since russia alone states full scale invasion of its neighbor ukraine, off the 36 months. so relentless fighting millions of people displaced and tens of

thousands killed. the security situation in europe has change drastically. that's all on ukraine's ministry. forces has been huge. officials in cave say more than 46000 soldiers have been killed since february 2022 and on the battlefield. moscow has expanded its control. the institute for the study of wall says russia now holds one 5th of ukraine, the entire tree. meanwhile, ukrainian forces are pushed into rushes, coda screeching, capturing 800 square kilometers. presidents and ski now says he would consider stepping down estate, the grounds whose country membership list comes as west and lead is gathering key if to mock the fed on of us 3 of the will with the pledging billions more and minute tree 8. 14 is trying harder than ever to win the war on the ground. his goal remains ukraine's compass relation. and we know what could happen next,

because it has already happened before. it is not only the destiny of ukraine that is at stake. it is your destiny that is at stake. soft 1st priority to remains to empower ukraine's resistance. correspondence all following developments in russia and ukraine. in a moment, you're the shop of oliver will join us from moscow at 1st. let's go to him on connie joins us from k of. so 1st of all, and ron west and late as gathering that, how they mocking this day, how people reflect thing on the sound of a 3 of the well, there's a meeting that's going on right now. it's called a support to ukraine, a meeting and presidents lensky has been speaking. he actually said if nato membership remains close to ukraine, we will have no other choice to build nato in ukraine. nature is a big fame of this meeting of the check, present piece of hobble,

actually said that ukraine's session to may talk should be the ultimate goal and pretend last as well. we will see ukraine in europe and in nato. we will see a united european union, and that's the president of finland. alexander, stop. we've also heard from the danish primary stuff method, frederick spending, who says peace in ukraine could be more dangerous than will because your doesn't trust prints it fine. and you were waiting to that's the words from the canadian prime minister, just intruder. oh, sorry. we've been hearing from the the, the brett to have said, we are with you today and every day. and this way, there's probably minister pedro scientist that will crimes committed by 2 teams regime cannot go unpunished. space is a conference to try and guarantee a security for ukraine if and when a peace deal is inc to. now this is going to be a part of a series of deals that were expecting

a press conference with the world leaders and with the presence lensky in a few hours a time where they'll go through what the next step. so i'm what they've agreed to today. you know, and you mentioned that the site during the western lead is that pledging more a but what is it that the ukrainians are looking to get from those lead is gathering now from the west and alliance in general as well. they know very clearly right now the present donald trump is taught to use the. ready with russia, so that's how do you re, uh, your reading. and so they've been scrambling to try and formulate a much more, you know, to the much more co here in response to that. so there is a meeting that's being convenient by the european commission on march. the 6th that's going to be with concrete steps announced military aid, for example, political support, as well as a financial package for

a ukraine. now it's not going to be as big as the one america has pledged the last 3 years, a $100000000000.00 so far in counseling, but that's now coming to a cost at present. donald trump transactional president they use is looking for deals on the rare rough mineral site to in ukraine, which is set to be with potentially trillions of dollars in return for age. so europe is now almost be united by the fact that donald trump has taken power. so expect a lots of key words being announced of this press conference. it's gonna take place the but the key term is going to be ukranian security guarantees. and then tomorrow, 6 meeting is going to try and turn that into concrete steps. all right, thanks so much to him. run on the from keith, ukraine's president spoke to well, the latest that those tulips in cuba area is calling for more support. i did this last be a total of voters that it will get 3 years after the start of pollutants,

3 day special military operation. ukraine is a live fighting and our country has more friends in the world than ever my ama. we have to be honest. you cream, deserves you membership as well as the security guarantees which natal offer. so if nato membership for ukraine, for our people will remain closed, then we have no other choice but to build a nato in ukraine to ensure such a level of financing. such a size of contingent such scale of defense production, which will mean guarantee not piece of the kremlin spokesman to meet to the pest call visa, as most ago, saves, know around the store, a new dialogue with europe, off to the you approved another round of sanctions against russia. okay. and you guys could pursue looking so far, we see no basis for resuming dialogue with you. if you a teams continue to follow the path of sanctions that convinced that the will must continue. this conviction of the you opinions is incomplete opposition to the mood

of finding ways to resolve the conflict. can you create something that we're doing now with the americans? well, the next round of functions was quite predictable. to connect you with nearly a sample of all of a is in moscow. so listening to pascal's comments that it sounds like it's the case of russia sees the daylight between the us and the positions and is happy to leave it at that is absolutely right. we just had from to meet your best call by saying that, that he's not surprised the tool about the new round of you sanctions against russia, calling them quite predictable. and at the same time, he praised a soul and relations between russia and the was at the same time, a 4 minutes to elaborate. who is in corrupt today, has said that russia is registered, engaged with both europe and, and ukraine. but a russia will stop military actions when it receives wanted ones,

when the russian side is satisfied with the outcome of the forthcoming negotiations . currently, we should have made that russia has a stronger position on the battlefield. and now it shows it's readiness to continue fighting unless it's demands met the roof as well as the rest of the equipment. officials lead leverage, repeating himself. it keeps saying that most code words make and his territorial concessions and will retain all that like terry trees. over the past 3 years, russia has taken around 16 percent of ukrainians, hybrid trays. you mentioned, and we take into account crime in parts of don't pass, taking years before twice to institute. now russia has a quantity around 20 percent of land and full regions of don't ask lou guys because of, for russia and here sewn. where the class, the russian regions and even the russia has not really capture them. they all now pothole russia, according to the russian constitution. so at the same time, back in august, twice 24 ukraine invaded pato rushes, bought

a cruise creature. and since then puddled, the acoustic region that has been on the ukrainian or q patient. so, among other russian demands and red lines all ukraine's membership in nature and west and weapons to the ukrainian army, as well as the deployment of native peace keepers until ukrainians who would treat as russia considered as that presence a threat to the a new lives acquire territories including crimea. so russia now is the most sanctioned country in the world as one to stand because as sanctions de affects the russian economy quite heavily. russia has a ministry oriented economy right now. at the same time in inflation, grows, prices grow with the most vulnerable people, like pension is teachers, doctors, he'd be hottest. so and basically one to stand,

the best experience package of sanctions is not going to improve the situation. the moment. right, we'll leave with that. thanks so much julia shop of all of a know and russian forces invited ukraine and a multi pronged defensive from russian belarus. and russian, how the crime in the was supposed to be able to quickly with the toppling of the government, the ukraine. but it's dragged on for years now. a defense added to alex gets helpless, breaks down the cost of the war as, as ukraine to russia. and to the 4th year of war, the impact on both countries and other nations has been staggering. according to the world economic forum, $2.00 trillion dollars will be wiped off the global economy. ukraine itself will need more than 500000000 to recover the slowing down the food exports has led to global rise and food prices. in europe. as seen a significant increase in the cost of fuel and gas is washing gas exports dwindle.

the human cost has been colossal. ukrainian civilians have been the most affected. you in the said 12 and a whole 1000 to being killed. a 3700000 internally displaced since the invasion and an estimate of 45000 ukranian soldiers have been killed. of 390000 wounded or russia suffered over 3 quarters of a 1000000 casualties with up to a 172000 soldiers killed. brushes lost nearly 10000 tanks and twice as many infantry fighting vehicles. 370 aircraft, and the large number of fits fleets and the black sea 28 naval vessels, including a flagship, and a submarine of being destroyed. russia now controls 20 percent of ukraine and the false mineral wealth on to the ground. but many of the cities under russian control of being destroyed only loads reconstruction efforts of their own or other ukrainian cities, despite constant missile, a drone attacks of to 3 years remain largely functioning and tact. but as we mentioned, the european union has approved

a new round of sanctions against russia. the package includes a band on servicing oil and gas refineries. they also target most goes primary on the menu of inputs and bands on the side of gaming consoles. a lot of the new softening covers, an associate professor of international relations that the highest school of economics university joins us now from. must go good to have you with us. so 1st of all, we've seen over the last week, also the divergence, the grow between the us and the european position when it comes to ukraine. but now with the americans talking about resuming diplomatic contacts and the europeans, talking about sanctions, always seeing us and europe in positions actually heading and completely contradictory directions when it comes to russia and ukraine. well,

thank you very much for having me in this and brief interview. yes, i think so that the positions of europe in union, i'm the united states only in printing and calls like that. uh, as the l a. a they were just the same. so now they are very much different. so i think that the united states, especially trusting donald trump uh, genuinely want us to stop or respond to it to dram discount. but, and that's why it is a lot that goes from to the undertakings which are being drawn by the european started that the sanctions is 16 package of sanctions that introduced against russia at the same time. do not fix page i talking about that and logging them to cease the russian leading one came from the c and another getting law school. so i think that this is that the main difference between the european so the medical

that the us, i'm the still realistically, that they saw the full wall color of the ukrainian or russian war. or excuse me, it's just huge. so that's why the term is trying to understand what, what should be done and trying to exercise the diplomatic efforts for reading must go in the key of a 2 piece. wanted to change. how effective do you think these european sanctions will be? well, uh, you know, i just tried to 2 minutes ago. that's my goal, like a guest from your praise. and julia was talking about the i. these told me that the roches sufferings from the sanction i seriously don't let you know the russia to betty magically, russia since the 2 years of the goals like manage to go for

a sofa with a sanction. so i think that the, the 6th and 2nd drop sanctions, because i understand lisa as directive. so again, some shopping enterprises, some sort of the physical parcels, some legal entities. what do much from through russia? you're those go to the undertake $617.00 or even a change of mind too expensive package of sanctions. but there is also a bit to say russia is not so it's not something i think it's all. there are discussion so far. the packages of support for ukraine from the europeans, can that feel any void left by the change in the us position? ah, yes, it's an interesting model. witnessing also the 3 subject goals like that the united states are trying to completely withdrew from supplying the packages of sanctions

against russia and even from supplying the level. so i'm the administrator a just to ukraine because of the donald trump is very much interested in we have these uh, possibility on us dollars. uh, uh, go going to. so i think that the europeans, uh uh, very much listing that uh, at the same time when they are very much full of sanctions and packages of sanctions, they could lose that model. they could lose that moment when they will be a viable stakeholder in the coming and the call, it would still be say, the reality which the you should almost done very well. all right, we'll leave it there. thank so much for that. they may have something called thank you. the, the policy of germany's conserves develop position lee. this lead to make. now it

says one sunday's general election by the elite of former calculation to govern as charles. so let's take a quick look at the final results and the conservative blog built around 28 percent of the vote. as the largest in the german parliament. the fall arrived alternative for germany policy. well that came in 2nd place is the best result for a fall right policy. that since the 2nd world war, chancellor, all the shelves is social democrats, suffered that was losses since the re certification of germany. 1990 percent left green came in falls and the fall left policy being k as made unexpected gains. here's the makeup of the incoming parliament. none of the policies of blocks have secured the 316 seats needed to form a german government. so that's will now have to enter complicated calculation tools . he's already ruled out doing business with the far right of de dominic cane.

revolts from the island are the moments of troy and phil, the christian democrats for the past 3 and a half years. they being in opposition now they've come 1st in this selection sleeper they smell, it says campaign centered around a much tougher policy on migration. and the economy is clear about what he wants to happen. if it's the culture and the world out, there is no waiting for us. there's no waiting for legacy coalition folks. and that goes to ations. we need to be able to act quickly again, or that we can do the right thing at home. so that we have presence in europe again, that sort of the world realizes that germany, once again, i can rely on because it was a try and also for the alternative for germany, or if day you to achieve the best performance by a far right party here since the 19 settings, so use it's empty, migrant agenda has meant the main stream potties shown that. now it's liter says

that should and step, but we have doubled up votes. they wanted to cut them in half. the opposite has happened and i must say, one thing i'll hand will always remain out stretched for participation in government to implement the will of the people, the will of germany. we are ready to participate in government, all suspect sign, no trans through the social democrats whose vote shit. plummeted off shots would stay in office for a while. his days as chancellor on number. that's is. this is a bit to election results. so the social democratic party is a feat. i think that must be made clear most in law to the results. i might, most of voters say they want gemini to taken fuel or refugees have permanent border controls and to ton of asylum seekers away at those borders. many people won't tax cuts, but bessie's,

unlike cri with the economy in long term recession. foreign policy issues were not central. most of the policies have similar views about the war and ukraine, nato, and the positions of the trump whitehouse. or from all of this, with joined by the vice sent, you joins us from berlin. who is that the policy headquarters full the can services? so i guess the big question now is cannot pull off a coalition. government of the mass of justice responded to $0.04 from john is here as a cd you headquarters. i have to say that it's not really a fix. we moved here. it's all a bit subdued. and the big elephant in the room is, of course, the alternative for germany par to which has doubled its a number of seats and solomon. so it's, it's, it is clear that maps doesn't want to govern with the fall, right. but he has

a very difficult classified as are we stabled supplements, so he's not willing to cooperate with the number 2 now, which is the a of the but he will reach out now to the number 3, which is the social democratic party. they have a software, the historic loss in sunday's election. and so it's a better than throughs party. i have to say. and it will be an interesting negotiation because of the laptops presented himself as a very conservative on surface. if leader has sorry, statements against immigration, that's something that the social democrats will be probably reluctant to make a deal on. but of course b s p day the social democrats will have to compromise because they are also very much aware. that's why we apologize then for the technical issue, what having was death and it was the boss and so these very minute tree is pressing

on with it. so offensive across the occupied westbank that's been on the way of mold in the united nations. secretary general says he's gravely concerned by the escalating violence is ready for us is conducting raids and probably a full the 2nd consecutive day. but targeting palestinian homes that pull those as a destroying streets to take a look at the damages relegated for yourselves. this call's in the janine refugee camp a 120 palestinian homes have been completely destroyed. about $530.00 homes and public facilities have been partially destroyed across that's on cut them a notion, kemp's and across all 3 of those refugee, kansas. more than $40000.00 palestinians have been forcibly displaced spice by the forces, the palestinian authorities, foreign affairs ministry issue, the statement condemning israel is a tax. it reads the ministry warns of these radio occupation,

all these deployments of heavy tanks around janine viewing it. as a prelude to expanding its crimes against the policy and people, particularly in the northern west bank and it's refugee camps. the ministry added that it views recent developments including comments from the is right, the defense minister, the deployments of the tang, signed the deliberate intimidation of defense, the civilians as a grave escalation in the west bank. it's also accuse this is where i live a flagrant attempt to infringe genocide and force displacement against on palestinians will note all those in the jordanian capital on mine says that because these right, the government and policy, the authority of band out is there from the forwarding inside this route and the occupied the west bank. so the 1st of all the ones, so about 40000 people having being displaced where they cool false displacement intensify. what's happening to these people? where are they going?

of course that means they're going wherever they can. community centers, shelters, family and friends, a nearby towns and villages which are now also being under attack about to you, for example, is in the suburbs of sydney and it is now under attack as you were saying a little bit earlier. so there's really no place for them to go or run too far. the entire occupied westbank is under assault and the is really government is promising to deepen and expand its military offensive using tanks. now, not just against those cutting engineer and booked against the refugee camps across the territory. there are 19 of them home to about a 1000000 palestinian refugees. and while they're under attack, israel is banning under well from operating. in fact, the minister of defense, these really minister of defense,

was saying that sparks of their accomplishments include cut them, for example. they've not just dispossessed palestinians from those camps and changed the geography of the place by demolishing more than a 100 homes. they're also not allowing that you an agency to operate. so you can imagine it's not just those who have lost their homes, but everybody else looking on and wondering when it will be their turn. i know we've heard statements from the policy and the thought to see just how serious and delicate is the position of the p a. now, given that this is the 1st time and then decades that we've had is really times going into a palace to be in towns in the west bank it's, it's very delicate because quite honestly, the permanent presence of this kind of large is really contingent military confed

contingent changes the architecture of governance and, and policing and, and security in the occupied west by the palestinian authority is already cash starved. it is politically being alienated, made, almost to sit on the sidelines. and now you have all these troops inside palestinian cities and towns not just in, not only raids like has been happening for, for for days and months and years now. but permanently. they're operating, demolishing homes, just possessing people. while the palestinian authority looks on, they have to answer what that means to that because quite honestly it they, they cannot possibly operate. wiley is really military, is there and, and now we've seen condemnation from the ministry of foreign affairs, from the spokesperson of the palestinian president. they're calling on the international community to intervene. but beyond that, what are the logistics and what are the implications of that for palestinian

governance remains to be seen? it will be difficult to imagine how the palestinian institutions can function. for example, if this assault continues. okay, thank somebody's note all the time. so the way that his carter, i had low that very heavy rain has cost significant flooding in botswana will head to southern africa in a moment. first to the middle east and live that what remains very unsettled and cold across the north of the region with most snow poring and across the northeast of took you into the caucuses and wintery and wet weather, creeping its way from eastern parts of we run across into afghanistan, and we could see a band of showers extending across the gulf. some cloud conditions here. it'll feel a lot cooler over the next few days with blustery conditions. re add, see the temperature up, pick up slightly, but was still well below the average. 17 degrees celsius and cloudy on thursday,

and temperatures all set to come down across the north west of africa with the arrival of some unsettled weather from the mediterranean. that'll bring some heavier rain to, to new z a, some showers as well in northern parts of jerry over the way because of the weather is plaguing southern africa. we've seen it's very about flooding across parts of what's one of the rain is set to continue to for over the next few days. but it is looking pretty bad for the east of this. we've got to circulations, either side of met a gas got bringing heavy rain and strong winds on choose day. i said i had an al jazeera, the celebrating a homeland left behind where you speak to training and refugees about the hopes of a country. for years of war and then scroll realized. callie leaves india to victoria arrivals focused on coming up with the thought of

the when delusion from the truth. the fact hanging the balance is going f as in media in a way that unprecedented, the narrative is being rewritten, these choosing to the amplify when voice his assignments agendas prevail, the tax on the press on x, the part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions lean control, what has this discussion looked like, you know, right. wing media circles again. it's this is being labeled with the situation. the listening post, decoding the media on houses, era protest, crackdowns in force disappearances and corruption. the past, the most special about the cost of living. unfortunately the lights have to be lost, but those bumps up here where you have to live. it has to be lost lives. what take, right people were shot in the head. maybe has and goes head to head with canyon politician kimani as to why kenyans are furious. you know, this,