. >> ukraine says there is a clear timeframe for nato, while brescia's stance is to never allow it intoato. >> we are trying to conclude the peaceful settlement process to get crimea back and to get a very clear time horizon from nato, very concrete, and we want it in 2022. >> let's bring in our guests. in moscow, a military analyst and connell nist. in berlin, the cofounder and director of the global public policy institute. in washington, d.c., a professor at national defense university and for nato operations rector of the joint chiefs of staff. welcome to the program. can we sum up this whole crisis now as nato having to roll back from eastern europe? >> i would say it is bigger than just ukraine. ukraine maybe has been the focus point of the pressure west -- the russia western standoff, but now it is more at about ukraine but about the russian border between russia and nato, and that russia wants to have a secure situation where there are no threatening western militaries or weapons or anything, and russia should have the right to have a kind of veto on nato expansion or deployment

. >> ukraine says there is a clear timeframe for nato, while brescia's stance is to never allow it intoato. >> we are trying to conclude the peaceful settlement process to get crimea back and to get a very clear time horizon from nato, very concrete, and we want it in 2022. >> let's bring in our guests. in moscow, a military analyst and connell nist. in berlin, the cofounder and director of the global public policy institute. in washington, d.c., a professor at national defense university and for nato operations rector of the joint chiefs of staff. welcome to the program. can we sum up this whole crisis now as nato having to roll back from eastern europe? >> i would say it is bigger than just ukraine. ukraine maybe has been the focus point of the pressure west -- the russia western standoff, but now it is more at about ukraine but about the russian border between russia and nato, and that russia wants to have a secure situation where there are no threatening western militaries or weapons or anything, and russia should have the right to have a kind of veto on nato expansion or deployment

reporter: brescia's oldest civil rights group has been ordered to closed by the supreme court. the official reason? failing to mark social media posts with its official status as a foreign agent. but unofficially, the ngo has been a thorn in the side of the russian government for years. its mission since its founding by dissidents in 1989 -- to catalog soviet-era crimes. but president vladimir putin accused the group of advocating for terrorist and extremist organizations. while the crt called memorial a threat, and said it created a false image of the ussr and denigrated the memory of world war ii. memorial's attorneys dismissed the acting is asians -- dismissed the accusations and vowed to appeal. in the meantime, they vowed to find legal ways to continue their work. >> we disagree with the decision. it is illegal and unjustified. but these kinds of cases have a powerful political motivation. reporter: the government crackdown on the group sparked public outrage, supporters shouting shame turned up to protest outside the courthouse. for them, the supreme court decision is a s

combined image greeted visitors, as badiucao held his first major solo exhibition in the city of brescia almost didn't happen. at the last minute, china tried to flex its muscle. >> badiucao: they're actually writing threatening letters. it's like a blackmailing, you know? "if you do badiucao's show, then maybe in the future our collaboration will be problematic." >> wertheim: specifically, the chinese embassy in rome demanded the show be cancelled because the exhibition was "full of anti-chinese lies;" would" seriously wound the feelings of the chinese people;" and posed" a threat to friendly relations between china and italy." the italian authorities held firm, and the show went on. there was a nod to what badiucao sees as xi's willfully slow response to covid, and he paid homage to the uighur minority that china has imprisoned. to what extent are you representing the people that can't express themselves inside china? >> badiucao: i think this is the reality, that chinese people do not have a sense of safety that they can speak freely. but i am in this very privileged position that i'm

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