the, the state of the news long from berlin, tops on no gore, no kind of boss. and without agreeing since opposing signs had meant to discuss the future of the dispute. a region as residents accused, as or by john of breaking the latest cease fire. also on the program, poland fact tracks on suggestions that it will stop supplying weapons to ukraine, foresaw, says it is still committed to its neighbor security as the 2 countries argue over a polish ban on ukrainian grain. important as lawmakers in germany is say they're

being over whelmed by a regular migration in the country states. we go to the border with poland to find out how authorities. there are coping with a large number of arrivals. the article fairly, it's good to help you with us. i think our means have accused us your advice on the security forces, violating the face fire in the corner. carol, box authorities and gunfire had been heard in the center of the original capital as arise on the noise. the accusation is come to us. peace negotiations between the 2 sides and without agreement talks in the very city of yes, law or scheduled after, as there by john's military victory this week, over ethnic, armenians set protests in the core. no current boss. the region is internationally recognized as part as, as are wise on,

even though most of its residents are ethnic, armenians, and it has long functioned as a de facto autonomous region and an address celebrating armenian independence from the soviet union. prime minister nicole pushing young called for peace. they thought a bunch of domains. many people think it is not adequate to talk about peace in the spence regional environment under the conditions of military conflict flooding from time to time. but out of, in the but specifically under these conditions and these should be valued and be, should not be confused with a cruise or a ceasefire party. some of that target either way as maria can tell us there's a near meaning capital here along the asked her whether the cease fire is holding since russian peacekeepers are still evacuating or mean and civilians from the corner car box. ah, yes indeed, the russian peacekeepers have able to 8 to thousands of our meals and now the armenians car back here, armina is are deployed in

a separate account airport where the russian military base is located. so we've been hearing from low close that to most of them. they're still in their homes, hiding and terrified they. they have been hearing for a whole day, the gone 5, but as a, as of now, as they're telling us, the situation seems to be more calm. and stop lives, but still there they are, taking security meant measures and they being advocated and staying home as much as they can always be that way as maria. don't want the reporting from the or media and capital year of on a pole is government says it will deliver all of the weapons it had previously promised to ukraine. as after a prime minister, monteros muranski caused confusion when he said in an interview that his country had stopped sending arms, a dispute over the sale of ukrainian green in europe had left whose diplomatic

tension is with poland. previously ukraine's strongest supporter in europe. when they last met in july, the presidents of poland and ukraine left no doubt about their friendship. just a few weeks later and the mood seems to have changed. in an interview, the polish prime minister made this surprising statement. they may or june, cuz william, we are no longer transferring weapons to ukraine because we all know and also with the latest equipment, the name of which i think if you want to defend yourself, you must have what it takes to defend yourself or shoot me extra and but on his back on the subdivision, i am his words caused great confusion around the world. because until now poland has been one of ukraine's main military supporters. among other things or so had supplied keith with 320 tanks and 14 combat aircraft. the polish foreign ministry tried to clarify that it will continue to stand by ukraine's side, and that it intends to honor all previously agreed arms deliveries. but observers

are still puzzled by the prime minister's statement. the report was composed noticed a significant escalation in the situation of the prime minister statement, about discontinuing the supply of new arms to ukraine. in my view was entirely unnecessary. it has generated a highly, i'm favorable, global perceptions. ok to the other. it's ukrainian citizen. this might sound like potent to seizing and support uh, taking that as it comes with they've gotten like a major point of conflict between poland and ukraine is the so called green dispute . ukraine can hardly export any green through its ports because of the russian c blockade. that means significantly more deliveries are coming by road and rail through e u. countries such as poland and hungary of those countries, few cheap ukrainian green will lower prices for their own farmers. they've announced the import band, which in return has triggered an angry repute from the ukrainian president. it is alarming to see how some you are at some our friends in your play

out. so the entirety in the police go see a top making thriller from the green. those keys in warsaw say they will hold talks in the coming days over the green dispute. the goal they say is to find a solution that is in the interest of both countries. so what shall we make of the polish foreign ministry is walking back of their prime ministers, comments w corresponding rosie bartered in brussels. talk me through a well, we have had some clarifications from the polish government. they said that they will owner existing agreements to send arms. and the opponents role as a crucial hub for the transit of weapons from other donors and to craig will be unaffected. i've been speaking to one polish official that side will simply pull into is already sent ukraine for 8 had installed. he said, pulling is one of you create the biggest supporters militarily and to put logically and he said, there is a the, there was a heated debate going on but,

but we need to look at the bigger picture of poets as a staunch supporter of your credit and i think few would dispute that more so has proved itself as a big political ally to keith thought that official told me to look at the bigger picture of when i look at the bigger picture, what i see here is that it seems that with these clarifications from the public government there might not be any big change materially on the grounds in terms of weapons ukraine's. but it does seem this is a shift in rhetoric on a side of a deepening political risk between poland and ukraine. countries which are neighbors, which remain very much as allies, but do seem to be in the middle of quite a political show. don't a bit of a rocky period in their relationship. it was our corresponding rosy inverter of importing from brussels. well beyond ukraine's president, the landscape is expected to meet us presidential bite and in the white house he's already met with us lawmakers in washington,

dc to ask for continue through monetary and the military aid as visit comes out of crucial time as democrats and republicans bottle over the budget, republicans want to rethink us spending in ukraine on the bottom, administration is pushing for an extra $24000000000.00 to help cave and it's fine against the russian aggression. the white house believes the ukrainian president is the best messenger to keep that line on income. it's got more now from our correspondence step on simon's in washington stuff. i'm good to see you. now on his last visit to washington, zelinski was received with an over whelming show of support. how the printing president and welcome this time around? yeah, just december 2022. there was a heroes will come remember. so lensky flying in to washing me to the united states a secretly fire clothing, cloak, and dagger manor. this time around to

a very different then in december 2022, nancy pelosi is still in charge. democrats still with a majority number in the house of representatives, just weeks later. kevin mccarthy and the g o. p leader kathy may cause he was elected speaker of the house. and this is what mr. zalinski is facing. now a completely different political landscape and that is why because the g o p is in battle in, in fighting on his fringes. meaning hartline is in the g o. p party are having a hard time to do. mr. mccarthy, they're all leader as well as anybody else. a firm? yes. to more help to the ukraine. at least they're making this very, very difficult. it's eats me. he delivered very up the message about how the war is going. how does that go down with lawmakers? well, i wouldn't say that they are all believers,

you know this counter offensive. we're just going on the ukraine. and having said that, let me say 1st that everybody in the united states is aware even those policies theme those holidays, but the ukrainians are putting up a really, really, really great fight and they are doing the dining, the fighting and the dying. not americans, americans give money, give support, gives military help, but so upbeat not on the landscapes part may be because he has to sell it to you has to sell that because he wants more, a more ammunition, more military hardware, more humanitarian aid. all of this and more money, i need me to, to keep the war machine going to keep the russian aggressors at bay. and to, as he said, when the war, if the american minded machine dries up, he says, there is no chance that ukraine can win the worst. so that's, of course why you see it be. that's why all, i would assume experts and politicians agree that there is no real alternative to

helping ukraine united states. they are all in agreement except for political reasons, maybe not here and then that ukraine, it needs to help to in this war. is he likely to get what he's asking for this time around as well? um yes, uh he got, for example, right now it is now. so was it now it's just before he's about to meet with president biden in the white house, a significant promise for more air defense help. and if you like me, i would love to read to you what this is, what this entails, mrs. alaska will walk away and this is the problem is from president biden, with more artillery with empty armor systems and aircraft systems. and air defense could fill in a couple of these $24000000000.00 worth what you didn't get. and what do you want? bear with me are army tactical missile systems. those are missile systems and munition,

which can travel for 300 kilometers. that would make russian troops in all over ukraine reachable for ukrainian artillery shells. this is a no goal for the americans. as of now, he will walk away not with this in the back, but still significant help on the way for the ukrainians guaranteed or promised by the president of the united states. yeah. so this has moved on from being a bi partisan issue. but where does the american public stand on u. s. military a for ukraine? because for many people this is a conflict that is happening very far from home. so yeah, yeah, absolutely. right, and i think there's a problem. there's a communication problem between administration government, maybe politicians and their constituencies at home as well as the american public lives full suggest that 55 percent of americans do not want more spending on ukraine. do not want to increase or keep up the help. the financial help for

ukraine, but i have to say, everybody know sports, everybody should know and there's the problem and that's are communicated that there is no way around of helping ukraine. this is what behind closed door or officially, once in a while, even senate leaders of congressional leaders, the senators and representatives, as well as administration of us value. these alternative to helping them because it keeps for a fraction of what the us would have to spend to keep frustrated, but it keeps restaurant adversary, russia as bait in europe, the u. s. has spent no not, not just 5 percent of what they normally spend on military affairs within the united states. the budget in the united states for military is 2 trillion dollars, 5 percent of that went to ukraine. and the us is for sure, able to can afford that. some of the time is in washington. thank to take a look now, some of the other stories making news around the world today. an indonesian muslim

woman has been jailed for 2 years over a viral tick tock, video, and when she said an atlantic phrase before eating pork accords found the limestone influence are guilty of assigning religious hatred under the countries. bless me. laws eating pork is strictly forbidden and as long thousands of greek public sector workers of march through athens during the strike against the conservative government plan, changes to labor laws. parliament is debating the proposals that include allowing employers to impose a 6 day work week. the government says the plans will boost employment and climbed down on the informal economy. brazil supreme court has ruled against the cutoff date limiting indigenous land claims. the country's powerful agri business lobby had pushed for the native peoples land rights to be restricted to only territory they occupied in 1981, brazil's current constitution was enough that the ruling will pay the way for more

indigenous reservations in the amazon regional lawmakers in germany. or calling on the government to get a grip on what they call uncontrolled, irregular migration. so far this year, more than $14000.00 people entered germany illegally by the border with poland. local authorities say a reception centers cannot cope with a pressure. local lawmakers want berlin to set up permanent border checks. do you have like a report or matthew more went on patrol with federal police and the town of fost on the border with poland. a pitch the crack of dawn on. the gentleman told his border on police on patrol. he real clearly had time to recall before the 1st call on 8 men all from syria dropped off with nothing more than the clothes the weird ring after the issue. at the moment. this is a daily occurrence and self brandon book. we have to deal with smuggle people every

day. the man of taken to the police station to begin the long process of applying for asylum back on the road. and before long a report has come in, trace passers have been spotted on a train track in the middle of nowhere. where we workers try to help. eventually the group is fund fee of bottom of the don't tend the forest by a smuggler who flayed but we can't hang around because we call to respond to reports of a suspicious man. the cargo is all too familiar, but nevertheless shocking. searching people, including 2 children, pilots, most of from syria, and have made the journey via the balkans. but often there's no tennessee job for police to work out who is trafficked on to his traffic. on top of

this and you have to drive as an 18 year old syrian who is in the asylum process in germany after a short escape, where he fled on foot. he was arrested for one. instead, you only have to look at the inside of this bond to get a sense of how dire the journey was. was banana skins, empty ball. so it was not strewn across the floor. that's fairly space for 30 people to stand, nevermind. sits on its own hygiene, it gets uncomfortable when above all it's on the safe storage. you see the number of undocumented migrants crossing geometries. eastern border has risen exponentially in recent months. regional ministers see the kind of cool is our systems are working in overload mode and the high influx, which is now well over 300, probably 400000 still to come this year. it's causing our local municipal systems to collapse onto statements will collapse

t once fix border controls the likes of which have been imposed on the southern german border since 2015. the government in bel lynn however, is not in favor. side of the number of illegal arrivals as rising because we don't effectively protect us. alta bowed up and if we don't do that, then it will make no difference if we put up stationary border controls everywhere we will be addressing a problem, but not the causes. that's why it's not the right approach. until you find a coordinated approach to border control, human traffic coast will continue to exploit changing the system and asylum seekers will find the promise of a new life hard to resist. for we can now speak to our political correspondence, simon young assignment. what is the government's plan to deal with the current situation as well? the government says that they recognize that the situation with a asylum seekers and all the migrants arriving is, is

a key to these difficult. uh and uh, what they said. as you heard there was, but they don't believe that just putting more police manpower on the board at crossings would help very much. it might be too easy to get round that. uh, what they say instead is, you know, let's keep looking for an e u wide asylum policy, a better one than we've gotten. now, they say that they believe that they can get that even in time for next year's european parliament elections. but of course, it has been in the works for decades, and it's clearly very difficult to do. the government also says that they are working on agreeing a bilateral agreements with individual countries where some of these people come from, if they can be considered as safe countries of origin. so agreements in principal at that those people could be sent back. of course, in practice at 8 often that doesn't work out quite as easy as that assignment. a

new study just concluded that far right, attitudes are becoming more and more mainstream and germany. what does the study tell us about people's feelings about migration? yes, so this is a study by the free press a but foundation, which is a think tank that's close to the german social democratic policy. and they do this study every couple of years looking at how well and could. so the liberal democratic values are in german society, so on migration, what they said is that, you know, it does seem that there is a growing trend to more intolerant attitudes when it comes to asylum seekers and migrants. for instance, they say that 40 percent of people believe that you know, the, the german state that treats a migrant, so refugees back to then it treats germans who need help. and another finding,

you know, they say people who come from ukraine seen much more favorably. they say by the, by themselves talking about mainstream entities, then people who come from syria or africa. so i think that gives you just a, a sense that things are, you know, that they may be somewhat more welcoming atmosphere as far as, uh, as far as people arriving and asylum seekers is concerned. what are some of the other takeaways from the starting some yeah, some of this is pretty alarming. i have to say uh, because it does seem to show that there's a growing sort of acceptance in the main stream of jim society for the far right view. so the study says that around 8 percent of germans now have what can be described as a, an extreme right will view. what does that mean? well, it includes things like supporting the idea of a strong and fewer kind of figure are lead to who would lead the country

in a dig through tauriel fashion, with a strong hand at it's the idea that the goal of gym and foreign policy, for instance, should be at to promote the power and the importance of germany and in some cases, support for these kind of ideas as tripled just within the last couple of years and also the great zone of those people. these are the side. oh, well, sometimes these ideas are ok and we have to look at it on a case by case basis. that's growing to another point. young people more, more likely to agree with some of these for i to i did in the, in times gone past. of course that was a much bigger divide between older and younger germans that, that seems to be changing and worrying it results from this study that suggests in the main street and the society of these type of fall, right? so it is becoming more acceptable. we're, i'm trying to in dance, i'm young. thank you. and some other

headlines from today, india has stopped processing visas for canadians until further notice as the 2 countries remain locked in at the point of dispute. canadian prime minister just enter it though, as accused indian authorities are being involved and the killing of a 6 of protests leader on canadian soil. they also said it wants to reduce the number of canadian diplomats and media magnet. rupert murdoch is to step down as the leader of news corps and fox. the 2 companies own huge numbers of influential news outlets around the world, including the wall street journal, the times paper in the u. k. and the fox news tv channel in the us murdock, son lackland, is set to replace them. researchers in israel have grown something very similar to a human embryo without the involvement of sperm or ovaries assigned his use stem cells to create models that will give them

a greater understanding of how human life is created and the results are promising . this is what a 2 week old embryos looks like, but it didn't come from the fusion of a sperm cell and an egg cell. it was made from stem cells. researchers from the vitamin institute of science and israel learned how to reprogram stem cells into cells found in an early stage embryo. after jacob hannah's teen mix them together. a few turned into balls of cells called aggregates, which grew into something that strikingly resembled human embryos. about one percent of the aggregates, we can see that these thoughts start differentiating correctly, migrating and sorting themselves into the correct structure and the farthest we could get it as day for team and human embryos develops scientists and the field are quick to point out that even if the cell aggregates start to look and act like

embryos is still far from the real thing, the method has limits. i want to emphasize that if you're talking about trying to make a whole baby pregnancy outside of uterus, that is just impossible because the human embryo is very big for this is 9 months. so that is not, it's not, it's not. our goal is actually also impossible, and then no concerns about that. instead, the goal is to create models that give a better understanding of what happens directly after an egg is fertilized, without the ethical concerns involved. and using real human embryos, even now to little is known about early development and what can go wrong in the 1st crucial weeks after conception? it's a time when many pregnancies is f. i filed so refreshing site that might come from the use of the stem cell based models of human embryos might lead to

a better understanding of the causes of miscarriage. and indeed, some of the really unique aspects of these are the stages of human development that could lead to important medical breakthroughs in reproduction. but the technology also takes us one step further into an ethical mind field. so i think the, the way the news line from berlin here is a reminder of our top stories make our mediums have accused was originally security forces in violating the cease fire in the car about 30. so gunshots has been heard, and the center of the regional capital is there right on the 9th. the accusations. this comes as peace talks between the 2 sides, ended without an agreement. the leaders of both parties in the us senate have joined reloading, or is it lensky? and to show us the courts, ukrainian president is on a world when visits to washington to come for more aid and weapons to help you frame to feed prussia is due to me. president biden, later today,

to the point is up next with panelists asking whether government's inability to properly handle migration is fueling the rise, a right wing populace. and that's after the break. i will be back with more headlines at the top of the next hour, and i do hope to see you then the

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