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after all, there are billions to be made. our to punch document tree, deep sea greed starts to date on d, w. the . this is the the news line from ballot and for a lot of them is it and gave it to us from a successful trip to the g. 7 summit with a promise of us 5 subjects. the essex phase will prepare your training for prolonged supplies for the rest. assess key will need native personnel to use such advance weapons. also on the program. northern isolated remains on a loss after severe flooding washes away hillsides and roads stranded residents say,
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the landscape is unrecognizable. and see in the homes on the verge of collapse. besides this being the increase in these extreme weather events to climate change, we have the 4th on the latest research into the thing just of failing to tackle global german phone. just think of football throws the adult ment i just, one went away from the title 3 know victoria of alex but takes the black and yellows to the top of the game and the answer. okay, welcome to the program. russia has won the transfer of f. 16 fine to jet to ukraine would increase the risk of nato involvement in the conflict of the g. 7 summit in japan, ukraine's allies pledge to supply key with the us made aircraft as ins that landscape
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has assured washington the plains would not be used to strike russian territory. a lot of me as a landscape during what turns out to be a highly successful visit to japan. so it's a start for us as an invasion. ukrainian president has had one consistent message for his west and allies, more weapons for ukraine. at the g 7 summit in hiroshima, along health and vision came through over coming us resistance to supplying ukraine with f. 16 fighter jets fully with thousands of ethics themes and service in dozens of countries. the best fighter is seen by keith as the best craft to challenge russian superior. alrighty. us president joe biden had long resisted keith to month. fee of the conflicts spreading the on to cranes, borders. but also allies such as the u. k. and the netherlands pushed for sending. do you estimate yet to ukraine?
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but until to lensky, he had finally dropped his objections. of the i told the united states together with our allies and partners, is going to begin training. ukrainian pilots, in 4th generation fighter aircraft including f, 16 to strengthen ukraine's air force as part of a long term commitment to ukraine's ability to defend itself. we provided to last year, all that they needed to deal with what they were dealing with at the moment. and that's where the now we're moving in the direction of putting them in a position to be able to be defend themselves in ways beyond what they've had to deal with so far. the one with the u. s. veto gone. ukraine's allies are free to nate. the ethics team to keep them all, but it's a lot to knock some yeah, we're working on it. so i'm not, i'm sure because we already know which countries we will work with. that. obviously what's on that, even before we and lots of training programs, will be a sixteen's. we will get the planes for now i cannot say how many is not the
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secrets anymore? i didn't know myself. and the secret it'd be for the children is not rush asked estimates the impact the price of jets would have on the battlefield. it suggested that use would raise the specter of nato involvement in the conflict. but in the past, most goes to threats have failed to prevent ukraine from upgrading. it's awesome though. mike mouth is a senior fellow and the was studies departments at kings college london. i assume where i have the act sixteens and likely to come from for the 16 is the most popular common slice job of florida. have thousands of them being produced, held by a number of nights, a country. so no way. denmark, portugal, greece, poland, romania, you know, just to name a few. so could potentially come from any of those countries. when are they going to get that of the actually the real limits in fact, so there's a speed at which we can try and pilots. and realistically,
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the shortest possible time frame is about 4 to 5 months, which is a massive shortening of the normal 18 months. that it takes to train them, so we're looking at the awesome and how do we sales work all the planes and indeed the times that have been offered, are they gifted to you, cried all the and low, know they high as it was. that, that definitely gifted the nature is giving equipment to armies that are outside of your wars. so as long as that equipment gets destroyed and some of it. uh huh. one tank will be destroyed and half another, only shortened. so it'd be put back together to make a whole tag. so equipment is kind of it always stuff will be with pad, no thoughts, the specs that you expect and pace time so now absolutely one side stuff is given across. it's a gift and no one's expecting to get it back out. of course. uh, this latest news has been greeted by doc musings from russia. but this is going to drag nato a deeper and more directly into the conflict. what do we make about?
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it's, i think there's 2 things that, you know, this is just so that kind of what we've had before at each stage when nights out, you know, from ensemble weapons, thoughts hillary to tags. at each stage, this is guides, it'd be a catastrophic escalation of the conflict, says russia, and they'll be, you know, repercussions in each stage of the nato countries have gone and done it. and it's been absolutely fine. i think actually the final point is that what nato on the us the european countries is doing is very clever that gradually increasing the type. and the amounts of equipment that you find is guessing never in too big a big jump. so it's very hard for russia to respond either quickly. the largest size does seem to have been balanced into this uh by the u. k. and the netherlands to a meeting. this is international coalition to procure these jets. what does this tell us about your fee and both of us and the power of american foot dragging this uh, you know, speaking is brett. uh that's, that's not necessarily my reading not be very surprised at the u. k. i the
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netherlands, did this without talking to the us 1st. i think what i think is happening is that the us with the presidential election coming up next year is in a more difficult political environment. where of course, the boys in your website the you are the lead is the choice is very stock. and so what if the u. k. and then the evidence of pushing the narrative, unlocking the training that makes it easier for us to then say, i will, we're supporting all european allies. so that's my reading of the situation rather than america being bounced into it, right? you're paying countries and we see that present their lives. the has been quite successful, dragging apparently reluctant allies across the red lines 1st, the tanks. now the jets once the likely to us for next. that is indeed present views. he's made your business to keep the international coalition supporting them together. and i think we're going to see lots of requests for more, i munition. so we're going to see this comes offensive going out over the summer
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and see awesome. very, very, a hungry for munition on hillary shows all that kind of stuff in terms of specific equipment, perhaps naval equipment. but it seems to me that in terms of land equipment, ukraine has a pretty full complement in terms of the types of equipment. and so, 5 months time you reckon very well, they're about cesar ac 16 find the jets a take to the skies over ukraine. how does that change the russian calculus us up so we've actually seen an example of how exactly how to change the calculus. what a slight agent enables you to do is to bonum targets. that's all significantly, but find the front lines. and what we saw when russia, sorry, when you train was given long, the range ought to do so. these high laws that we spoke about, suddenly russia had to reorganize the way it supplied is, forces move, it's dumps the back behind the lines. now the cranes go move,
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which is what do you have some of that as going to have a more capable of force that. that means that it's very hard for russia to supplies forces that will have to move. it's the probably bumps either back into russia where your credit is not going to strike them or is gonna have to disperse them or either way, it makes it much more difficult for russia to supply its forces at the front line. and that's what mike or mike mazda from king's college, none. thank you. so here's a look at the symbol stores making headlines around the world. rosa's released smell physician plug us naturally. ryan asked flies after was forced to lambs 2 years ago. state media release, video of roland for surveys, just saying he'd now been pardoned after court a 180 a sentence just 3 weeks ago. which and shell contend to who i finished the president touches presidential elections has for me, endorsement, president, magic time, or the one in the 2nd round. one of the float, ulta nationalist candidate testing on oregon to more than $0.05 for folks on the
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whole team that helps to deprive the presence of an outline hungry has read hundreds of convicted foreign people, smugglers on condition that they leave, the country official site moves tend to a free up space in prisons of just foreign minister, such as country has stepped up. border security and 7 hung got an impossible to provide an explanation of traffic. and what that means is activism. it leave for the black, liquid into rooms. chevy fountain, calling for an end to public subsidies for fossil fuels. they blame the government for floods, cut and devastating north and east on a lot flooding triggered land slides that have cut off entire towns the w correspondence on your phone. because it's been to the northern region of emilio, to remind you to see the extent of the destruction scheaffer. this is one of the worst defective villages, which is recorded more than 200 land slides. this used to be enrolled.
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now it's just a monday miss. franco probably is waiting for it to be clear. she has a house on the other side of the mount. heavy rains and floods nearly a week ago to go to lance light, snapping electricity, and water supplies in this village. and put all of you in my memory. nothing like this has ever happened before. you have to go back a 100 years. somebody was in another village when the land slight. he's safe. but he does know when he can get back to this house. like somebody pauses of residence here in the romani, a province have met a similar fate. mass of floods have brought on tokens of mud and debris down the mountain slopes, smashing roads and bridges, and cutting off communication links. were trying to get to the village of more debiana, which has been a couple of days the road leading to it is blocked because of bushes. damage to the
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road ahead police wont let us cool. so now we go to try and get in with the risk if we drive in with god. look lucky, a volunteer and former chief of the loki fire service. many of the hamlets a still isolated and people us didn't bring it back to it. the mia da da da da be says the village spent 3 days in tie be cut off from the outside world and now needs restore roads and infrastructure. i'm not that a big deal. the priority is to restart jobs. what a bad battery for agriculture has been devastated because fields of cracked identical and roads don't exist outside this. there are some fields of literally collapsed to see this, but i didn't want to. so i know as soon as i can do this you will be a terrible yeah. for agriculture. i mean it was done. no said, oh no, no that reveal it like a closed door. 7 7 database is more than 250 people have been
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evacuated so far. some of them are housed in the should let the people that, as of now, the main challenge is the anxiety and tension that is building up and people for here. and what will i think we should be doing and they're worried about if and when they will be able to get back to their homes. and it affects us as well and it on, in, in new life like when. yeah i'm, i'm the lucky lives in the emergency shelter. if he comes to check on his home daily, he may 3. he fled with his family when the land started keeping in on either side of his house. he says, the landscape is now unrecognizable. these oh yes, but that i can meet with you said you will always have the fear that the land will give way again and quarterly to the house could collapse see the thing and that you have to flee again for fear saint betty, go, it will take away before residence here can cross the ground beneath the feet again
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assigned to itself and point to climate change of the cause of the increase in extreme weather events like drugs flexing easily and others in the democratic republic of congo in pakistan. a new study is warming, the current climate policies will leave more than a 5th of humanity living in dangerously hot temperatures. on the year 2100. the research coordinated by the university of exeter and the u. k. highlights the risk of failing to tackle the climate emergency fluid and then to our family, our sheltering from extreme heat temperatures outside solar above 40 degree celsius . they've taken to setting still just to survive today. and then maybe that's why we got that up. i went outside last week and when i came back, i was sick. i'm still weak and sweaty and i don't want to be anything or move around too much. i think it was heat stroke and we have the and have you got my me
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and ma was one of many places in southeast asia recently hit by record heat. it was similar in india hotspot for people living in dangers temperatures. according to climate scientists who worn it is set to get much worse. currently, around 60000000 people on asked live in dangerous heat. what average temperature is a 29 degrees or above? by the end of this century, that number will grow to 2000000000 based on current population, on temperature projections. so that's like a profound re shaping of habits, ability of the, the surface of the planet. and it could lead potentially, to a large scale reorganization of where people live. such massive social upheaval like not seen here in somalia can be avoided. but only if government act
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urgently to a change, the rate of change we need to limit capable of making any right now, one of the off degree see means something like a 5 times speeding up of the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of the day, comp. and i is ation of the can i have an economy among the ways to do that. accelerate social and technological change by expanding renewable energy projects like this one and giving up fossil fuels altogether. joyce, a group to is professor of environment and development in the global south of the university of amsterdam as to if we should assume that retirement action will only be taken when rich industrialized nations are themselves repeatedly hit by extreme, by the catastrophes or no, i don't think we should assume that because that becomes a social is doing prophecy in some ways, i think we as colors and you as john and this was very strong role to play in trying to pressure eyes all governments to take action. whether in the north or in
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the globe, the south. and in fact, i think that it will be global south countries are put pressure on the global. no. because of the temperatures in the global south are really getting very, very hot. we just now have the 60000000 people living in dangerous areas, but in fact, it's also about 600000000 people living outside the human niece in this paper. so it's a huge number of people that are being a fixed it, and this will affect drinking water, food supplies, put security conflicts. it's going to be a big problem. so i expect that the global solve will put much more pressure on the global north to take action. and i also expect that our children, the youth in the north will also do so on the way from the extreme events. how was climate change already impacting our day to day lives? the cost of living is going up every way. i mean a, the cost of water, the cost of food, the predictability of your cultural production is changing. um,
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but many of us live in west country so that we don't really experience this as a problem if you have enough money. but if you are students in the west and you don't have enough money, you can feel this in your budget. but for the developing countries, it's very, very expensive. now to chase a fresh vegetables, fresh root, even grains are becoming much more expensive. farmers are going out of business because they come predict when they should prove a siege, their choice and how these bonds from girl. so the day to day life is changing everywhere and especially in the developing world. but i mean, the forest buys in the united states. why did i do that? and you'll see far as bio a warnings on the roads when you drive there. so it's, it is quite boring to see the, even though in the country like the united states, that faces a massive number of extreme weather events. and far as far as that it's so difficult for the government to take action. right. and kind of the experts,
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including just yourself, of blaine, to hunt for profits, for fueling global warming. why do fossil fuels so often when our to over sustainable energy use f? o, because i think fossil fuel companies want to piece the shareholders and there's much more money to be made in fossil fuel. them there is to be made in renewable. it's also the nature of the industry. the fossil fuel industry is much more of a monopoly type industry compared to some of the renewable energy industries. more over what we find is that fossil fuel infrastructure is still gigantic. i mean the, it's the pipes, it's the next, the grids, this infrastructure. so the bank, the bills of locked into it and it's very difficult to get out of it. so in some ways, the fossil fuel companies feel that they have never made so much profit as they do currently. and many of them don't yet feel the pain of liability. so it's, it's stopping people holding them to account in courts. i'm trying to put pressure
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on them. but we also notice that they are not yet accounting for this possible change in the atmosphere around them. and the fact that many young people do not want to book football. so do companies that is something that will probably be affect them. but of course, i am hoping that we can selectively put pressure on these fossil fuel companies, boat multi nationals, but also national oil companies, which are perhaps further away from the public the view or do it make sure that they change their behavior. understood, thank you. so much for outlining that as i play the professor, professor, joy to go to from the university of amsterdam. thank you. thank the other racism scandal hesitate to spanish football by on madrid's vinicius junior says he was the victim of monkey chance during the defense of valencia. the brazil forward was incense and said
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after much that he'd already been targeted several times in spring. the head of the leg van criticize the play, a full insulting spanish football 9 few onto the 5 spanish prosecute. as of now launched an investigation, we did coach condo, and to not to set the treatments of before it was unacceptable. a look at what happened here. has happened before, but not quite to that extent, like that as it's unacceptable. the spanish league has a problem lead us by, you know, like unit in probably me. but i mean in my opinion, we have to stop the match because this wasn't just one person the whole stadium went crazy doing it just a little bit more on mr. mathias broke from d w a sport. welcome mathias. i'm one of the best players in the world. how was this still happening to someone like him? yeah, particularly of in easiest junior, around moderate superstar. and yeah, one of the best players in the world. but unfortunately, it's not about that. there's a deeply rooted problem, devices and problem,
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particularly in the italian league, and now also more and more in the spanish sleep. but this time it's actually around my trip to have lunch to hate crime complained with the prosecutor. so for a for once. now the actually taking some serious action because this is not the 1st time this happened, then it's happened to be nice. it was junior or before, but it appears always. there is a topic for one day for 2 days for 3 days. and then people just move on, and in this case when you switch to new or you got so upset, you got the red card right at the end of the game. and then he himself said one stand started it. and then everybody joined in to the monkey chance, which is terrible to see how easily that carries on and how the fence join in. and we have the, the spanish league chief appearing to criticize the play. a lot of the people responsible for the racism even more unbelievable, isn't that to see if that's or javier to boss? he sets to renew to is through new and i quote, we have tried to explain to you what league has and what it can do in case of racism. before criticizing and insulting,
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you need to inform yourself properly. so he's actually playing the blame game and blaming, finishing his junior here for not reacting properly and being upset. and what sign does that send to the general public in spring to the lead to the supporters? if one of the highest officials is saying that that means that's a normal thing to do, you're not the ones to blame. it's a shopping song that you sent there. and this one has still gone right to the top. now because presents president lula, he even talked about this incident was at a g 7 conference. and this is what he had to say. as kaylee 4040 made that that guy he was verbally abused and was called a monkey. or says a no weapon. it's not possible almost in the middle of the 21st century. we have racism getting stronger in many soccer stadiums in europe the for so if items are starting to do football like you know, so what kind of football or how does it do to stop this racist abuse? so right now what we have in football there is
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a protocol in place which means that registrants or any racist incidents in the stadium. first of all, the sage announcer actually has to announce, please stop the racist jobs, which is ridiculous in itself that you're never happened in the 1st place. the 2nd of this is that the game is being abandoned for, but just for a period of time. so the players go off the pitch, everybody and the stadium announces tries to come the people down in the stands. but then they come back and plays a game. and only if it happens for the 3rd time. that means the game is abundant and that 12 defensive off actually lose the 3 points. in my opinion. they have 3 free shots or 2 free shots to actually yeah, do this from the stands. and i think the tolerance of this is way too high that she'll be harsher penalties if this ever happens in the football field. i think collectively the 2 teams should leave the pitch and the games that we should finish provide there. and then there's too much tolerance and as long as there are not highest sanctions, i think this is a problem that we'll go through again and again. and that's definitely not what we
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