this, i don't care about triggers send people ah, energy cooperation, ukraine conflict and peace in syria. so those are just some of the topics discussed during phone talks between russia's body, ma, putin and turkey, as president of the one runs furious over, quote, insulting and indecent cartoons of the country supreme leader and a french satirical magazine in the us, foreign minister reveals new delhi is role as a mediator between russia and ukraine in india, helped facilitate the great deal, and also tried to diffuse the situation around this up at osha nuclear power plant . and british intelligence is spying on russian forces on his behalf. according to legal documents, published by the news outlets, the gray zone there was also

a higher risk with the russian capital to the rest of the world. this is our see international one is peter scott and he's the top stories this thursday evening. thank you. john energy corporation, the conflicts and ukraine under piece for syria. well, those are the main points discussed in a phone call between the russian answer key. turkish presidents on thursday ortiz at senior correspondent around broadcast div brought the details earlier in the studio. turkey has big plans to his as a future to turn itself into an energy hub. and the gas hub is the 1st step to what they want to do is they wanted secure supplies from russia, from isaiah by john, from iran all flowing into turkey. from where you appear,

nations which you don't want to buy from russia were run directly. they can then bar that gas by there oil, for example, i even electricity direct la power lines. the plan has been met with approval from russia. russia's on board. there's the turks tree pipeline ready flowing in or along the bottom of the black sea. but those also, there's also more those of course, syria, russia, together with turkey and iran are central players, e in the syrian conflict. and they have been able to achieve much by getting together by talking about us. of course, central in these talks was ukraine. they talked about ukraine at length, about a potential she's far above sanctions going forward and about how to secure a we even start negotiations personally, a wide ranging phone call. murat,

do we know if the leaders reach any concrete agreements during that conversation? well there's, there's a lot that they agree on. ready. for example, the energy projects that they have, they want to expand the, the trends corporation that they already have in place. russian oil, russian gas already flew into turkey. now, huge amount turkey has, or is it up in the ranks of russia's trade partners even as european nations of have bad even sacrificed their own industries by restricting trade with russia restricting energy supplies from russia and driving their own businesses into the ground. you know, these talks between putin and every one of the point of them isn't to secure a deal. the specifics. they have technocrats and teams for that. what these talks are above is getting the bigger picture where the 2 countries are, are abroad. russia and the turkey in this case, yes, they are bored with many of the issues. there are disagreements and how to go about

with the gradient conflict. russian sis, her, that it central aims that the it began at the special operation with nat is the, denotes of kish demilitarization of ukraine. that those must be in place. those must be agreed on the, for any piece talks, ah, begin. as for all the others, the syrian talks and the, the gas projects that the nuclear power stations brushes building in turkey or turkey well in the stands, what it has the game. so certainly, there is little doubt that they will agree on much more not now through the war ukraine. turkey has kept up its engagements with russia. it's obviously natal member, but it's not have been a mediator. and it was crucial in broker in that grain deal. how does turkey sees relationship look here? unlike the european union with the united states, each looks for its own advantages. there are jokes, the president that dwan is trying to sit in 2 chairs at the same time. and that is

on the one hand, talking and engaging with russia on the, on the, on the other. we mustn't forget the to kia is a member of nato. and it is supplying weapon systems, drones armored vehicles to ukraine as we speak. what turkey has said, president of the one is he has looked at european leaders. and he has said that their approach diplomatic approach, whereby there's a blanket ban on any engagement with russia, that, that is a recipe for disaster. he says it doesn't work, but russia is a huge country. it is economically very powerful. it has a job nuclear arsenal, and it is un security council, permanent member. you can't just ignore russia and this is what he has done. he has, he has talked to putin, he has tried to jake, he was central, of course, in the grand cord leading out of ukraine. but for turkey, it depends on russia for energy. it depends on the millions of terse, annually the div,

billions of dollars in turkey. and there is also tre turkish companies, turkish produces agriculture. they need those exports into russia and turkey well in the stance that it's future. and prosperity is tied with the prosperity of russia over to africa now, where the biggest hospital in the water on t great region is sunning the alarm over a shortage of medical supplies as despite of peace agreements that was signed at the end of last year between the governments of ethiopia and the te gray people's liberation front. nothing has changed even after the peace agreement, the federal government is not supplying the much needed medicines, including lever to regents to the hospital. else's all has been complaining over the lack of even essential medicine since october last year. meanwhile, the us has warned that it doesn't have access to the tea gray region. in the peace agreement hasn't yet resulted in full access to desperate people. a local reporter

picks up the story. it began as t gray regional elections in defiance of addis ababa and turned into one of the biggest conflicts on the continent. ethnic diversity collapsed into instability, bloodshed, displacement and malnutrition, among many other hardships suffered by civilians. on the 2nd anniversary of the conflict, if your pin n t grain officials made to decide on the way forward that would bring hope, preservation of life and ultimately piece to the wait war ravaged regent now rush, expressed resolute and unwavering support for ethiopia based on the principle of african independence, foreign, a russian minister lover of highlighted the conflict was if you of his internal affairs and that moscow supported the ethiopian government's efforts to resolve it . the west, on the other hand, announced in may of 2022. that it would impose economic and security sanctions on the country, bringing in visa restrictions on ethiopian, and a retiree,

and government officials, as well as members of security forces. thus bringing domestic issues to the international arena. the humanitarian crisis and to gray is more than ukraine, without any exaggeration. and i said this many months ago, maybe the reason is the color of the skin of the people and to gray. this is the worst disaster on earth as we speak. i'm from to gray is not because i'm from to gray that i'm saying this, that is the truth. in october of 2022, both edison ever and may. kelly accepted an invitation to partake in peace talks facilitated by the african union. here in south africa. the high level talks were broken, my former nigerian statesman, or the 2nd novice angel, former president of kenya, who is who kenyata and the former deputy president of south africa palms. the them ramble moved up despite the political clout fighting on the battlefield. it seemed to intensify but

a weakened to the peace talks. the parties finally agree anessa zation of hostilities need as well why cheered for the peace agreement that entailed orderly, smooth, and co ordinated disarmament and a restoration of law and order, thus raising hopes for an end to the humanitarian crisis. the grim and moxon important stop an effort to silence the guns and provides a solid foundation for the preservation of ethiopia, sovereignty, and churchill integrity. then major to sation of her. still it is the resumption of unhindered to monitor and access the restoration of services as well. as helen and reconciliation, while the ukraine conflict has been dubbed an era defining crisis by the west, the u. n. confirming of a 6000 civilian deaths. by december of 2022. the numbers in ethiopia higher with as many as 600000 civilians having died in the t gray of violence, according to researchers from belgium's agend university. the inaccurate figures

are down to deliberate blackouts in the region that make it difficult to confirm the exact numbers of deaths caused by direct killings or lack of access to health care. as well as the estimated 20000000 facing starvation and thousands of women and children who have endured sexual violence, this is likely the largest and dig his conflict of the year. so how is it that an injustice of this magnitude could go unnoticed? does the answer lie in the west perception of a conflict? then one thing that has kept me very busy in bed is sharia. ready? frustrated. is he or bureau or not do not people talk about it? we don't doug galard de la gifford. albia? yes. from time to reply, when teresa b discussions, the tea gray, people's liberation front dominated politics in the region for over 30 years, causing instability, which ultimately led to the conflicts escalation. but through co operation and

great concerted effort, africa. and it's people have for now managed to overcome the difficulties. and although the road ahead still requires much work to be done, this has proved that with his will. the 2nd he is away at home. so me for artesia, hans big moving on. no, iran has summoned the french envoy over cartoons depicting the country supreme leader in french magazine charlie abdur islamic country has slammed the pictures, calling them highly offensive. the insulting and indecent act of a french publication, publishing cartoon. supposing religious and political authority will not be left without a decisive and effective response, we will not allow the french government to cross the line. it is definitely chosen the wrong path of to get more this. let's cross live now to archie, contributor rachel mars than good evening. rachel, what more can you tell us about this latest controversy that charlie at those got

itself embroiled in so it's a contest launched by the infamous front satirical magazine, shaheer though that is sparked a diplomatic incident now between france and iran. the french ambassador to iran has been summoned and iran has announced that it's ending the activities of the french institute for research in iran, quote, as a 1st step. this is a french cultural, historical, and archaeological institute that's based in tehran, that's part of the cultural wing of the french embassy. now the magazine itself has already been sanctioned by iran on december 12th, as part of a list of entities accused of founding the protest. flames in iran were talking about the anti huge are protests that have been ongoing. the position of the french president, emanuel mac hall and his government towards shockley ado cartoons in general, has always been to defend them as free speech. michael was particularly vocal about

that in october of 2020. when school teacher samuel patchy, was murdered in the wake of having shown the shock viejo cartoons that sparked the 2015 headquarters shootings to his class as part of a lesson. and on thursday, french foreign minister kathleen cooler now doubled down on that position saying quote, lex, remember that in france, press freedom exists. sure. unless you count all of the sweeping and unqualified censorship imposed on russian media outlets. amid the ukraine conflict by the e. u. across all 27 member countries, including france, in that case, the french government has nothing at all to say in defense of press freedom. last month shot the ago called for submissions of caricatures of iran, supreme leader, writing on the magazines website that quote, cartoonists and caricature wrists must support iranians who are fighting for their freedom and quote, make sure that ali come in ne,

is the last supreme leader. the iranians have to suffer the statement is an obvious reference to the unrest in the country related to the ongoing anti he shock protests. now, the submissions to the magazine, it's contest, hash tags. mullahs get out have just hit french new stands and it comes the very same week of the anniversary of the attacks on the magazines paras headquarters on january 7th, 2015, during which the publications employees were targeted in the shooting by 2 gunmen who self identified as members of al qaeda and whose motive was found to have been the publications of cartoons of the prophet mohammed. now, that incident resulted in 12 death murders and 11 other people being injured. so all this has escalated now rather quickly with this new incident between iran and france and all of it against a backdrop of fading hopes that the multi lateral nuclear deal that was

unilaterally next by the us when it withdrew from the agreement under the presidency of donald trump could possibly be revived. oh, certainly possibly a huge fall out from the controversy marty country. it's rachel moss and thanks very much for keeping his updated ah, british military intelligence inclusion with the u. s. tech company is apparently spying on russian forces on showing the data with ukraine. opened his troops to targets the russian army. well, those are the claims made by news outlets. the gray zone which was published leaked classified documents through aggressive harvesting of data. the technology has enabled the planning of military offensives in artillery attacks, assassinations, asset recruitment, and other measures. the leaked files raised serious questions about whether anomaly 6, a technology has been used throughout the ukraine conflict in an array of targeted

operations against specific individuals in infrastructure. if it has britain bears ultimate responsibility for the outcome of these disturbing actions, which in some cases amount to crimes against humanity. according to the reports, a u. s. firm called anomaly 6 is providing intel on russian military movements in real time using smartphone trucking devices. the dates is allegedly, since you british intelligence by the privates miniature group, prevail partners and is then handed over to ukraine's help. it's all me targets russian forces. the grey zone, and it's a kit clarin burg, says that you, kate intelligence tip offs. could lead to collateral damage, anomaly 6, the technology, the defense intelligence agency and voice that extension. the ukranian military can very easily identify the small firms of, of very individuals whether they are civilian military or it's highly specific and talk. but if there is also a higher risk of cation,

this might be why barrier problem alexander was married, if you bet, but yes, it's innocent. russian innocent brains were wrong identified, and the soldiers spot for collaborators. and then yes, i mean, it was in context. this is almost never to be going to lead to that data, or indeed, that capture and torture the pregnancy compunction about the brutal consequences to capture war kingdom or mass, which is a great war growing serious if it ends up killed as a result of when that completely is i think that that, yes, the counter attack could be quite some and this isn't the 1st time the gray zone

has exposed the involvement of u. k. intelligence agencies in the ukraine war back in october, the r. let's revealed that prior to the deadly attack on the crimean bridge, senior british intelligence offices allegedly drafted an elaborate plan to blow up the crossing using specially trained ukrainian troops. and in a separate report. the grades own also set its obtained documents revealing plans by british military intelligence to train covert ukrainian troops with instructions to attack other russian targets in crimea. the grey zones kids clarin berg again says it. western states like accountability for the consequences of the spying operations against russia. there has been no iteration. all the limits or restrictions but london traces what shall be the crime these false make perfectly that there is none of you trying to do or anything like should be held every step of the way. what prevent prevail heavily involved in the blocks bridge explosions.

and what did you guys actually have the 0 recognition or be on the all of these to every month. another european job implicated the style of the activities of provisions a job, this civil civil society widely and there's 0 accountability and there is no consideration of what happened to the $10.00 box. and that was anyone used use equipment typically reserved for, for intelligence agencies, or indeed yes on to something really, really needs to meet needs to be done about the innocent people in the farmer. but also, the governments become companies that will be consequences down the line in this foreign minister has revealed new delays attempts to help defuse tensions of

the upper ocean nuclear power plants. and that's all while quietly playing a role in securing the grain deal between moscow and key of ortiz, india correspondence sharma brings us the details in the else foreign minister. doctor s. j shanker was on a short visit to austria to meet with his counterpart as well. as to sign a few agreements between the 2 countries, including that of mobility and migration. now while he was there, and during these interviews he was repeatedly asked why india does not condemn russia offensive in ukraine to which he try to explain how not taking sides in this conflict has been a better proposition than taking sides. for example, india was the should of neutrality, has been able to help india negotiate better between the 2 parties between the 2 countries. remember, india has been in constant dutch with the president, doug latham. they're both. then of course, he's also spoken to president zalinski a few times. so he also explained how india was instrumental in

a diffusing to situation, at least somewhat on a few issues between keys and more score. in detroit, diffuse istation and rod ukraine's approach in nuclear plant. we have already helped discreetly on the grain deal. now as expected, dr. sta shanker, was put an undock again, or india stand on the russia ukraine conflict and of course, was asked again and again, how dare india by energy from russia. while you were a producer, it's input from russia. it has to go to all the oil markets and thoughts, markets have been our main sources. if you take away my food, what am i going to do stove in the us foreign minister, they're trying to remind how europe continues to buy. i know jesus from moscow 6 times more than you deli, and yet nobody sees a ping new delhi vice discount and russian id and all sorts of moral judgments come

in dallas way. this isn't the 1st sign that india showed the mirror to the west and dress and it would be fair to assume that it won't be the last, but what certain is that india is not going to succumb to these pressure tactics. the primary mission of india foreign policy has been to further its own interests and india will continue to do that. reaffirm in peace and stability in the region. well, that was the joint statements between the philippine and chinese presidents as the lead just signed. 14 deals include indirect communication channels, on the peaceful resolution of maritime disputes in the south china sea. the lead this stress, the importance of the meeting for both sides. this is your 1st visit china as president of the philippines. you're also the 1st flooring leader, the china has received this year. this friendship is very precious. i have been looking forward to this visit. we have to show and demonstrate

to the rest of the world how important the relationship is between fire, philippines and china to both over countries. previously the south china sea had been a source of tension between the 2 countries with the philippines raising concerns over a legit jurisdictional violations by the chinese coast guard. the conduct of its fishing fleets under the annual fishing bun. nelson was vice chairman of the shanghai center for rim part and international studies. the meeting between the chinese on filipino leaders is an example of how disputes can be peacefully resolved. philippines is a very typical example of how it now china is handling its relations with, with our neighbors. because not only the philippines, as a neighbor of china, is a close neighbor of china, but also its position as being one of the 5 asian partners of the u. s.

is also quite unique. makes the philip being quite unique. yes, the philippines needs to maintain very good relations with both china and the us because on the us side it is a strategic partner. it's a military partner, but also it is a very good made of china. so it actually gives the message to not only countries that are involved, but also to the rest of the world that it's time we give up this cold war mentality because it's not right all left. it's not them an us to disputes between countries are inevitable. but every kind of disputes can be solved through peaceful negotiation. so i don't think this relation of the

philippines, which china is going to affect its relation, was the u. s. ah, before we go some news just in from the kremlin where president putin has ordered a 2 day cease fire in the ukraine conflict zone for orthodox christmas, which is celebrated by both russians on ukrainians. now the intellectual cease, fire comes in force at noon july. the 6th and will last until midnight of january. the 7th. moscow has called on care to agree to these terms. and ukraine officials are expected to respond. surely, of course, as always will keep you updated on those developments. well, that's all for now. do be short, checkouts r t dot com fall of the latest breaking news are not dates including on that. the fire on the right buckhead around 30 minutes on tech to watch me.

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becoming a big burden to bear for many european household the european natural gas in for prices of 15 and 233 percent during one year ago. so why, of a sudden surge and prices? and more importantly, why does natural gas costs so much more in europe than it does in the united states? i'm christy i and you're watching the cost of everything. where today we're taking a closer look at natural gas and breaking down the supply chain that is so crucial to our global economy. so why exactly is natural gas so much more expensive in europe then a school everywhere else? while surprisingly the natural gas market is not as warble as you might think. the european benchmark known as dutch t t. f is priced in euro's per megawatt hour, making a hard to see just how much more expensive it is in the u. s. natural gas is priced

by henry hub in millions of thermal units. now after converting it to get apples to apples comparison, europeans actually pay a staggering $9.00 fold higher cost for natural gas than americans. so what caused this huge increase while part of that actually stems from supply and demand, the e u and the u. k. liquefied natural gas imports set an all time historical record high in april, 2022, averaging 16500000000 cubic feet per day. europe had an unusually cold winter last year, and then russia started her tele supplies through the pipeline. and then on top of that, you had the green agenda, push to reduce coal consumption, thereby lower, and greenhouse gas emissions pushing for even higher demand or natural gas to replace it. now let's bring in one ricardo ortega, president of.