u. k. and germany. they are increasingly concerned by a build up of russian forces on the border with ukraine. all of these engagements are part of a wide range ongoing cause.

u. k. germany, poland, and the head of nato, and the to you, presidents are of the commission and the council. he's going to try, i think, to try and get everybody sing of the same him. she joined this video. cool. i did have you said jack park reporting from brussels. thank you very much. one person has reportedly been killed and several others injured any shooting in the german city of heidelberg, according to police. an assailant shot at people in a lecture hall at heidelberg university in the south of germany. before killing himself. the gunman is said to have been a student at the university. earlier german chancellor, olaf schultz hath this to say. it breaks my heart to hear this news. my thoughts are with the relatives and the victims. and of course with the students of the university of hydro bag. the german chancellor, there's a reacting to the shooting and heidelberg. stephanie burnett is in heidelberg, near the scene where they're shooting took place. stephanie, what do we know about the suspect and their motive? who here's what we know so far, just behind me is where this attack t

u. s. secretary of states in germany's disgust the crisis in east and ukraine. you'll speak to ministers from france, the u. k. and germany, russia's mobilizing thousands of troops on its border with ukraine. the president of the european commission says the e u is prepared if russia attacks ukraine. if the situation deteriorates. if there are any further attacks on the territorial integrity of ukraine, we will respond with massive economic and financial sanctions. the trans atlantic community stands firm on this. what abdel hamid has more from kiev, but certainly he's hoping to get a kind of unified a front when it comes to dealing with russia. the moment. dear pins on one side and america and do you are ukraine on the other side? haven't seen eye to eye on a range of topics of 1st 2 for example. oh, how far reaching as should start a sanctions a be against russia if and when they happen? ah, the germany, for example, very worried that any economic sanctions could have an impact on the global financial system. especially when do you s at a certain point was mulling the idea of expelling russia from the swift

u. s. secretary of state is in germany to discuss the crisis in east in ukraine and the blinking speaking to ministers from france, the u. k and germany. russia is mobilizing thousands of troops, said it's border with ukraine. u. s. president biden warns that president fusion will send his troops across the border to white. thank you, jest west, just the united states and nearly as significant. yes, i think he will. i think we'll pay a serious and dear price for that. he doesn't think now of course the one is going to cost and i think you regret having done the u. k. media is reporting that a senior government official was advised not to go ahead with a gathering during corona virus lockdown. i t v new says prime minister boss johnson's private secretary was emailed by a senior official. johnson admitted attending the gathering, but thought it was a work event. iranian president, abraham or u. c, has been addressing russia's lower house of parliament. he has criticized the us sanctions on iran. ac met with his russian counterpart vladimir putin on wednesday . chinese government says it warned away a u. s. warship, that ent

u. k, germany and switzerland all oppose this in order to protect our industries. and if we're looking at the argument around vaccine equity, we know that in largely unvaccinated populations where there is more opportunity for transmission and replication to occur, we're just increasing the really probability of, of, of variance to occur. i think we're now looking at, in the inevitability that more variance will emerge, but hopefully we will have the tools to suppress the severity. and that is why the doubly show is also now negotiating a w show pandemic treaty. so that in future there is a legally binding instrument that will prevent vaccine wording to occur. so it right from the beginning countries will be obligated to share doses. however, this is of course contingent upon all countries agreeing. and consensus has been something that's been very difficult to arrive at in this and i'm it right. and also outside of the, the w h. o. she said that the, his organization aim for a global vaccination rate by of 70 percent. and that's by july to end the pandemic . so lo

u. k, a germany at of talks with russia's foreign minister friday, and u. s. president joe biden says that he believes russia will make a military incursion into ukraine, but he doesn't think the president vladimir putin once a full scale conflict. well, it's been a year since biden took office is 46th president of the united states. his election when was marred by a riot on capitol hill by supporters of the former president, donald trump, who disputed the result. while a sense of normalcy is returned by the dentist. his 2nd here with one of the lowest approval ratings of a modern day president of the zeros alan fish looks at what's changed in the past 12 months. and what lies ahead for americans and the world. thank you. thank you. thank you. he came to office promising a contrast with trump. america is back, but some critics claim that on foreign policy, the only thing that's changed with jo biden's torn wrong say some experts we. i think there are some very um, so scent of an important changes from truck to biden on foreign policy, donald trump ordered t

u. k. denmark, germany, poland, and the czech republic. many areas bordering the baltic and north seas reported flooding. canadian prime minister justin trudeau has tested positive for covet 1990 . he made the announcement in a virtual press conference where he also called out anti vaccine demonstrate of since last friday. dozens of trucks have been jamming the streets of the capital, ottawa in protest against canadas, pandemic restrictions and vaccine. mandy british prime minister boers, johnson says that he has accepted the findings of a report into parties that were held at number 10 downing street during the you case. coven walked down back in 2020. he apologized for the reports findings which looked into more than a dozen parties. the report accused the prime minister's office of displaying a failure of leadership and judgment. it called the behavior surrounding the gatherings difficult to justify the prime minister, a crunch day for boris johnson. leaving his headquarters in london's downing street to give a statement in parliament o

u. k. denmark, germany, poland, and the czech republic. many areas bordering the baltic and north seas reported flooding. portables governing socialist parties been celebrating after a larger than expected victory and sundays elections resulted as prime minister until your cost to stay in power with an absolute majority in parliament. most polls had predicted a narrow window for the socialists. of you and security council has made for the 1st time to address tensions over brushes, military build up along the borders of ukraine. russia accused us of theatrics and fear mongering of washington sees as the threat of an imminent invasion. us call the situation urgent and dangerous and accuse russia of destabilizing europe. amassing more than a 100000 troops near its border with you cried. i made those fears of an invasion. a growing number of ordinary ukrainian citizens are taking up arms. a cock. it is the country, 2nd largest city, and not far from the russian border. some when they say they will use deadly force to defend their homes. ukrain

u. k. denmark, germany, poland. on the check republic, many areas boulder in the baltic. north seas reported flooding. portugal so governing socialist party has been celebrating after a bigger than expected victory in sunday's elections. result allows prime minister antonio costa to stain power with an absolute majority in parliament. most polls have predicted a narrow wind for the socialists of un security council meeting for the 1st time over russia's military build up along the borders of ukraine. at the meeting, sees it rushes un ambassador publicly pushed back against those of the you at the u . k. and other states of the possibility of russia invading ukraine, ukrainian diplomat, is present as well in ukraine. meanwhile, thousands of civilians are being trained in the use of weapons to defend their country if the need arises or more ukrainian recruits means a need for more weapons, but germany has upset its nato allies by refusing to send arms to ukraine. well, in says, the export of lethal weapons to the region could increase tensions. russian fighter jets in easte

u. k. a germany ahead of talks with russia's foreign minister on friday, even as were relentlessly pursuing this diplomatic path. will continue to make very clear that if moscow chooses the path of further aggression, we will impose swift and massive cost. on this too, were united transfer shops made that clear a few days ago when he said that russia would bear high costs for such an escalation. so did our british and french counterparts earlier today. and it's the same message that we've heard from the g 7 from nato, from the european union, among others, new satellite images show russia's military presence along his border with ukraine . that's what caused fears of an invasion. ukraine says that moscow has not employed more than 127000 personnel and has almost completed its build up of troops . here, as president joe biden says, he believes russia will make a military incursion into ukraine. but he doesn't think the president thought a be a put in once a full scale conflict you. okay. media is reporting that private as the boris johnston's private secretary was advised not to go ahead wit

u. k germany and australia are also the drawing family members of staff from embassies in ukraine measures that ukraine has described as premature. in washington. malda rivera fox news. u. s officials say american bill patriot interceptors diverted a missile yesterday aimed at the united arab emirates, the state run news agency says the missile fragments fell over the capital city of abu dhabi. but there was no major damage. it is the second attack in a week on the e back on january. 17th the fuel depot in abu dhabi killed attack there killed three people. trading on wall street likely rattled the nerves of many investors today, coming up, we'll talk with a financial advisor about what's fueling this volatility, and the j center puts out a reminder about a booster mandates set to take effect for visitors. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so, remember this: now is the time to get your eyes che

u. k germany and australia are also the drawing family members of staff from embassies in ukraine measurest ukraine has described as premature. in washington. malda rivera fox news. and worries about a possible russian invasion and rising inflation did cause a wild ride on wall street. today, the dow gained 99 points, but it was down as much as 1100 points at one point this morning. the nasdaq finished up 86 recovering from a nearly 5% drop in the s and p ended up 12 points on the day. fox news reporter peter doocy says president biden called him to clear the air after the president mocked him on a hot mic in front of reporters earlier today. places a political liability ahead of the midterm. that's a great asset inflation. the stupid son. it happened at a white house meeting of the presidents competition council, as do see, another journalist shouted questions at the president, ducey said during his later conversation with the president, mr biden told him quote it's nothing personal pal. the white house has not commented. especial grand jury will look into former president trump's alleged

u. k germany and australia are also the drawing family members of staff from embassies in ukraine measurest ukraine has described as premature. in washington. malda rivera fox news. police in germany say a gunman is dead after shooting several people at a university in the southwest part of the country. officials say the gunman started firing shots at a lecture hall in the city of heidelberg this morning. police didn't specify how many people were wounded, or how seriously they were hurt. officers also didn't release how the gunman died. but one german news agency is reporting that he took his own life. no other threats have been reported. police in southern california say four people were killed and another wounded what they describe as an ambush shooting at a house party. police say multiple shooters opened fire to home in the county city of inglewood early yesterday morning. officers have been interviewing witnesses and canvassing the neighborhood for possible video from security cameras. in the hopes of finding the people responsible. well coming up, prices are continuing to rise for e

u. k. in germany. ahead of talks with russia's foreign minister on friday, you k media is reporting that private support. as johnston's private secretary was advised not to go ahead with the gathering during corona virus lockdown. johnston admitted attending wood said he thought it was a work event. i think it's a germany inquiry has found that former pope benedict knew about abusive priests but failed to act when he was archbishop of munich from 1977 to 1982. the investigation was commissioned by the church itself to look into the historic sexual abuse of a several decades benedict who was known as cardinal joseph wrap singer at the time as repeatedly denied claims that he covered up abuse, but investigative say he knew and allowed the priests twin evolve to continue working without sanction. and those that headlines, these continues here on out a 0 after today's inside story coming up next. ah, ah, the political crisis engulfing the british prime minister keeps on growing. boris johnson is under pressure to resign, but will he? and what are the implications of i'm sitting a prime minister in t

u. k. denmark, germany, poland, and the czech republic. many areas bolt bordering the baltic. north seas reported flooding. there's been called north korea's more significant weapons test for years . pyongyang has confirmed the launch of a miss savage says can reach us bases in the pacific. north korean state media says the weapon is a why song, 12 intermediate range, ballistic missile capable of hitting the u. s territory guam with a nuclear warhead. it's a 1st time since 2017 that north korea has tested. a missile of this size report said pictures of the earth were taken in space from the missiles. knows cone flight was 1st detected by neighboring south korea and japan, which was condemned. the missile test grandmother, not done door beside it or not because of that, a series of actions by north korea, including the repeated launches of ballistic missiles, threatened the peace and security of japan, the region, and the international community on a little, okay. such intense ballistic missile launches are in violation of relevant security council resolutions. and our country

u. k. denmark, germany, poland, and the czech republic. many areas bordering the vault in north seas reported flooding the united nations security council as met for the 1st time to address tensions over russia's military build up along the borders of ukraine. russia accusing the u. s. of theatrics and fear mongering over what washington sees. as the threat of an imminent invasion, the us calling the situation urgent and dangerous, and accusing russia of destabilizing europe by massing more than a 100000 troops near its border with ukraine. now, amid fears of an invasion, a growing number of ordinary ukrainian civilians are taking up arms. carvey is ukraine's 2nd largest city and it's not far from the russian border. some women, they say they will use deadly force to defend their homes. ukrainian women from all walks of life or training to shoot with the help of an instructor. the volunteers are learning how to operate machine guns on weekends. these women are willing to do whatever it takes is the most important. if our government hands o

u. k. denmark, germany, poland, and the czech republic. many areas bordering the baltic in north seas, reported flooding port. your gold governing socialist party has been celebrating after a bigger than expected victory in sundays elections. the result allow prime minister antonio costa to stay in power with an absolute majority in parliament. most polls had predicted a much smaller win for the 60s. staying with politics, british prime minister, boris johnson, says that he has accepted the findings of a report into parties. illegal parties held at number 10 downing street during the you case, covered lockdown back in 2020. he apologized for the reports findings which looked into more than a dozen gatherings. the report accused the prime minister's office of displaying a failure of leadership and judgment. and it called the behavior surrounding these parties. difficult to justify the prime minister. a crunch day for boris johnson leaving his headquarters in london's downing street to give a statement in parliament on what's become known as

u. k. denmark, germany, poland, and the czech republic. many areas border in the baltic and north seas reported flooding. portugal governing socialist party has been celebrating after a bigger than expected victory and sundays elections resulted as prime minister antonio costa to stay in power with an absolute majority in parliament was poles and predicted a narrow window. for the socialists as being called north korea's most significant weapons test for years beyond yang has confirmed the launch of a miss out. it says can reach us braces in the pacific. north korean state media says the weapons, a horse song, 12 intermediate range, ballistic missile, capable of hitting the west territory of guam with a nuclear warhead. it's a 1st time since 2017 that north korea has tested. a missile of this size report said pictures of the earth taken in space from the missiles that knows, knows cone. their flight was 1st detected by neighboring south korea and japan, which has condemned the missile test it gramma dental done door beside it or not becaus

u. k. a germany ahead of talks with russia's foreign minister on friday. at a german inquiry is found that form the form of pope benedict knew about abusive priests, but failed to act when he was archbishop of munich from 1977 to 1982 benedict who was known as cardinal joseph rats. ago. the time has repeatedly denied claims he covered up abuse. plains have delivered the 1st shipments of aid to tongue us and saturdays volcanic eruption of tsunami. the pacific island patient has been cut off from the world since the disaster weight, hey reports. tanya was cut off from the rest of the world when the disaster struck a submarine fiber optic cable was said that and will take at least 4 weeks to repair. in the meantime, some satellite phone and internet connections have been set up, allowing more footage to emerge of the devastation caused by the volcano and su nami, for some family in new zealand. the slight improvement in communication has come as a relief, even though everything. parts of thought houses be washed away the crops, but we had a family and no frie

u. k. and germany. they are increasingly concerned by a build up of russian forces on the border with ukraine. all of these engagements are part of a wide range of ongoing consultations with our european allies and partners. more than a 100. in recent weeks, along including with ukraine, nato, the european union, the oversee the bucharest line, as well as many bilateral conversations with individual countries, to ensure that we are speaking and acting together with one voice. when it comes to russia, that unity gives us strength a strength i might add that russia does not and cannot match the u. k. medias reporting that the prime minister boris johnson's private secretary, was advised not to go ahead with a gathering during corona virus lockdown. i tv using the used k is saying that martin reynolds was sent an email by a senior official. it invited 100 people to gathering in may of 2020 johnson admitted attending but said he thought it was a work of any india is recorded. its highest number of new coron

u. s. secretary of states in germany to discuss the crisis and eastern ukraine. he'll speak to ministers from france, the u. k and germany. russia is mobilizing thousands of troops at its border with ukraine. 8 flights from australia and new zealand have delivered their 1st shipments to thomas and saturdays will cannick eruption and soon army the ar. the nation has been cut off since the disaster that destroyed homes and polluted water supplies. india has recorded its highest number of new corona, virus infections in 8 months, more than 317000 new cases were reported on thursday. cities across india have reintroduced restrictions to control the search. more than half the people in the u . k. now have an unfavorable opinion of the prime minister boris johnston. according to a new poll out to day, the murray pole shows 57 percent. i believe mister johnson is a bad prime minister that's up 6 percentage points on this time last week and follows for the revelations about parties at his official residence during lockdown . mister johnson is calling on every one to wait for the outcome of an inquiry into events at d

u. k. france. in germany, if you were an advisor in the room with those for foreign ministers, what would, what would you say? what should be the one message that should come out of that meeting? i think that the message that needs to be sent to the russians is that, well, there are some issues that can be negotiated like the questions on strike systems in year for exercises. ah, that the west is not going to say now, even though there is no enthusiasm within nato now for putting you can on a membership track. nato is not going to allow russia to dictated change in policy where data would say we will never enlarge again. and then to reiterate that should the russians use military force against ukraine, there will be very painful at consequences including economic sanctions, greater merit with greater western military assistance to ukraine. and also steps by needed to florida fire their defense position on the eastern flank. we will be following these next crucial 2 to 3 days of diplomacy here in europe, steve

u. k and germany. the meeting comes as the president of the european commission is saying, the e u is prepared if russia attacks ukraine. if the situation deteriorates. if there are any further attacks on the territorial integrity of ukraine, we will respond with massive economic and financial sanctions. the trans atlantic community stands firm on this new satellite images show russia's military having a build up along a border with ukraine, racing fears of an invasion. the kremlin previously saying those concerns were unfounded. the u. s. president joe biden said he believed russia will make a military incursion into ukraine, but doesn't think the russian president let me put in once a full scale conflict. we have to correspondence covering that story for you. we have kimberly helped get outside the white house as ever and dominic came talking to us out of the bureau in berlin. let's go to dominic 1st. so dom hi there. good afternoon. good morning. how are the optics around these discussions looking go

u. s. secretary of state has left ukraine for germany. adney blink, and we'll be meeting ministers from france, germany and the u. k. to address russia's troop build up on the border with ukraine . the u. s. president thinks russia will make a military incursion into ukraine. i believe his counterpart, vladimir putin does not want a full scale conflicts. speaking a press conference marking his 1st year in office, joe biden warned at tough sanctions will be imposed on moscow in the event of an invasion. what do i think she'll chest.

u. k. am germany ahead of talks with russia's foreign minister on friday. the u. k. media is reporting the private as the forest. johnson's private secretary was advised not to go ahead with the gathering during corona virus lockdown. johnston admitted attending, but said that he thought it was a work event. and planes from australia, new zealand took delivered the 1st shipments of aid to toner. the islands been cut off since saturdays volcanic eruption and soon army, but he homes were destroyed and water supplies contaminated with england is scrapping all corona virus measures meant to combat the omicron variant vaccine certificates mandatory where a mosque wearing and shops and guidance to work from home will all be removed as of next week. the use you case health doctor 3 says the country needs to learn to live with cove at 19. some hospitals in england continued to be overwhelmed with patience. but data suggests that all macro infections are dropping in parts of the u. k. austria is expected to become the 1st european country to make cobit 19 vaccines mandatory

u. k. have sent military support, but germany won't send weapons to ukraine, saying that would only escalate the situation. meanwhile, controversial comments from germany's top naval officer resulted in him losing his job. the russian military flexing its muscles in the worn at region bordering ukraine. moscow denies its planning and invasion, but with this slick video released by its defense ministry, it at least wants to send the message that it's ready to fight. there is real pain with shipments of weaponry and military support. arguing that diplomacy alone can't prevent an armed conflict. aggressiveness, who said that her guide him was the aggressor always weighed impossible. losses also is and likely damage. also i did in my, i think i had a strong state or capable of defending itself for steve is really the only way in to increase the chances of a peaceful resolution. oh, really me there plus years to be just was it but it however, it's a principle of deterrence not endorsed by germany, which has disappointed kiya by refusing to supply weaponry to crane. because now off the cuff commen

u. k. have sent military support, but germany won't send weapons to ukraine, saying that would only escalate the situation. meanwhile controversial comments from germany's top naval officer resulted in him losing his job. the russian military flexing its muscles in the war next region bordering ukraine. moscow denies its planning and invasion, but with this slick video released by its defense ministry, it at least wants to send the message that it's ready to fight. there is real concern in the region about russia's motives. russian troops are now positioned in bella, rues, all along russia's border to ukraine, and our mast in eastern ukraine, where fighting has been ongoing for years. further to the north, the baltic states of estonia, latvia and lithuania, are promising to support ukraine with shipments of weaponry and military support. arguing that diplomacy alone can't prevent an armed conflict. aggressiveness, who said the bus that her guiding was the aggressor always weighed impossible. losses sausages and likely damage also did em. i think that a strong state will capable of defending

u. k. have sent military support. germany won't send weapons to ukraine, saying that it would only escalate the situation. meanwhile, controversial comments from the country's top naval officer have done little to reach an agreement in berlin over how to proceed in the ukraine, russia conflict, the russian military flexing its muscles in the war nets region bordering ukraine. moscow denies its planning and invasion, but with this slick video released by its defense ministry, it at least wants to send the message that it's ready to fight to the west in ukraine. reinforcements are arriving the u. k. sent anti tank missiles earlier this week, and the 1st delivery of u. s. military supplies has also touched down the baltic states of promised, similar support, arguing that diplomacy alone cannot prevent a military conflict. aggressiveness, who said that her guide and was the aggressor always weighed impossible. losses also use and likely damage also did em. i think i had a strong state or capable of defending itself. what steve is really the only way to increase the chances of a peaceful resolut

u. k. italy in germany. that's the bad news. the good news, the world health organization said monday that europe is entering a new phase of the virus, w h. l regional director of dr. hahn's clue said. the e u is moving towards a, quote, pandemic, and game with the alma chrome, possibly infecting 60 percent of europeans by march. these countries are taking steps to try and keep the viruses spread down and the economy up and going. the $27.00 each member states have reportedly agreed to work on better coordination of travel rooms and not to impose new restrictions on those with a european health certificate, italy continues to require all visitors to test negative in order to cross its border. and german officials have also decided to keep existing coven restrictions in place due to the ana kron variance, which is certainly led to the anti vac protest and social unrest over the countries restrictions, speaking of which france introduced a new vaccine health passport monday citizens who are 16 years of age and must show that they'

this is a grouping that's not often really in the limelight but between germany, the u. k. france and the united states trying to show that all 4 of those big important nato member states are very much on the same page and all of that diplomatic activity. richard, back to the question, which we talked about a little bit earlier in the show, is any of this really having an effect as any of that moving the needle in terms of defusing, the situation, or the tensions of a russian ukraine? well, we certainly haven't seen any signs of attention diffusing so far. but for instance, analynn above the term for ministers. also some caution not have too high expectations of any massive change in the situation happening so quickly that this is still very much in the period of, of the 2 sides trying to work out where the other side stands. what we have now with this meeting of the 4 nature member states here in berlin, he's trying to ensure that all 4 of them are very much on the same page in terms of the sort of package of deterrents that they want to present to the russians to try to

that's in all of our interests. finally, in our meeting earlier today with the, the quad with germany, the u. k. france and the united states and as well you, i represented joseph or l. we focused, as elena said, on the, on going talks with iran, about a mutual return to full indentation of the j. c. p. away the running for your deal . and we are indeed, at a decisive moment. we can bring these talks to a successful conclusion and address the core concerns of all sides. but time is running out. if a deal is not reached in the coming weeks or ons, ongoing nuclear basses which resumed after we withdrew from the agreement, will make it impossible for us to return to the j. c. feel way. so we discussed in detail how we can reach an understanding in vienna and what we'll do if around rejects a mutual return to compliance and full implementation. it was a very productive discussion. and so we faced a number of series and pressing charges, and i said we discussed other things i should mention as well, that we focus together on what our countries can do. to help bring coven to an end this year in 2022.

avenue lincoln will be meeting most is from france, germany and the u. k. to address russia's true build up on the border with your crank. chinese government says it warmed away us worship that entered a disputed part of the south china sea. it says the incident happened near the parcel on. united states frequently can result what it calls. freedom of navigation missions in the dispute waterway $85.00 to was radio, uneasy, and had to have delivered their 1st shipment to thomas and saturdays volcanic eruption and ceramic island nation has been cut off since the disaster destroyed homes and lucia quarter supplies our going live are now to moscow, where the reigning president, abraham bracy is addressing to low a house of the russian parliament, char tracy's most important official visit abroad since he took office. let's listen age from when. once again i'd like to read to read this had been main goal of such agenda is to waken independent states, namely from with them. and it is being done by putting a canonical sanctions. disbelieving the situation within t

u. s. secretary of state is in germany after leaving the grand this morning and nibbling can we'll be meeting ministers from france. germany in the u. k. the address of rushes, troops build up on the border with ukraine. you came medias, reporting that prime minister boss johnson's private secretary was advised not to go ahead with the gathering during current of hours. lockdown. johnson admitting attending the event been said he thought it was a work event aid flights from australia and new zealand to have delivered the 1st shipment to target. and saturday volcanic eruption, answered shelby. the on the nation has been cut off since the disaster destroyed homes and polluted water supply has been one year since giovanni took office as the 46th president of the united states. his election when was marred by a ride on capitol hill by support. his event president donald trump, who disputed the result while offensive normally see, has returned to bind in antithesis 2nd year with one of the lowest approval ratings of a modern day. president allen fisher looks at what's changed in the past 12 months . and what lies ahead for americans and fo

crisis into a big boys game between moscow and washington, and relegating everyone else. germany, france, the u. k. even ukraine into the position of bystanders. that is certainly one of its objectives or what one of putin's, let's say diplomatic objectives is to elevate the status of russia back to the status of the soviet union. that there are 2 big boys that you mentioned on the block, and they need to negotiate at eye level with each other rather than involving the rest of europe. and the idea of kind of drawing the map going back to y'all to is definitely something that they would like to see tony blankets a trip through europe was it was basically to counteract that to say, you know, 1st we're talking to ukraine, then we're talking to the european allies, and only then we'll, we'll talk to russia because we want to consult with them because they're, they have to buy into any kind of diplomatic or any kind of diplomatic solution. well, that they might know by might not to where we have, we have the example of afghanistan and america's hasty withdrawal. they without consulting any one. so russ

u. s. new k, france, germany, you name it that they see you mounting documentation of violations whether from international human rights groups like human rights, swatch, amnesty and other groups. they see all these documentation and these reports coming even from you and you and human rights constantly for us to that. she showed that there, there is a, you know, a wide spread of, of violation and some of them that could amount war kinds in yemen. and yet these are states and europe in the u. s. are these weren't leaders continue to support our parties to the conflict without any consideration to the human human life and human caught in the conflicts? it's just a really bizarre and frustrating the bias that you see at the moment, while jamini has been bombed since a year was attacked. and on 17th of january, it just tells you how the international community is under pressure and being biased to ok. so that area and they were a thanks to their big influence. well, let's talk about that with the de la, the guests in washington, d. c. and the bill hurry actually said that this could, this will,

friday's meeting with saga labrons in geneva, he met with foreign ministry officials from germany, france. i'm the u. k. together with the u. s. they're promising a swift and severe response to any russian aggression against ukraine. germany's foreign minister called in moscow to take urgent steps towards de escalation. and as i get is only 3 me gum, nothing laugh is at stake than the preservation of peace in europe. this is existential for us, which is why we have no choice but to defend it firmly unprotected with the shield of the supplies explicitly, even if it could have economic consequences for us. well, that's good. what else got the view now from kim and moscow on those developments, some onto zeros correspondence so that ukraine is have been closely monitoring the flurry of diplomatic efforts over the past few weeks as this crisis has been deepening. after all, this is a conflict that has cost this country more than 14000 lives and add to that more than 1400000 people who are internally displaced. but beyond that, you don't get the feeling that people are worried about an imminent russian inva

but germany says will face a ross thought because germany on my, the u. k. hasn't had, has many infections. so has the lower natural immunity and has a law of actually to do it less lesson to what he had to say and go and he goes and, and if we look at the major industrialized countries of europe, germany has the highest percentage of people who haven't been exposed to the virus and who haven't been vaccinated by stuff and we don't know what that means for us. and even if the disease severity is bearable for the vaccinate, which seems to be the case, we still have to worry about a large section of the population. and that will certainly have a political influence on most of these issues on bison, this political 100 on mid bush to move it. all right, well, we will see what happens. hopefully the new year will be a better one the last year. matthew moore, thanks so much. now tennis star rough and dull, has given a boost to the australian open simply by turning up the practice that comes less than 2 weeks after he confirmed he had tested positive for coven. 19

u. s. secretary of state has left ukraine for germany. and me, lincoln will be making ministers from france, germany and the u. k. to address russia's troop build up on the board with ukraine . u. s. president thinks russia will make a military incursion and to ukraine. but, but he says, count, evolve, let him in person doesn't want a full scale conflict. speaking in a press conference marking his 1st year in office, joe biden warned tough sanctions will be imposed on moscow in the event of an invasion. to i think you'll chest west chester, united states and nato. as she did please you can. yes, i think you will, i think a pretty serious and dear price work, and he doesn't think now costs one is going to cost. and i think you regret having done or alien president abraham, right. you see is addressing the law house of the russian parliament. he criticized the us sanctions on rome. i met with his russian count about 2000 on wednesday. the chinese government says it warmed away a us war ship that entered a disputed part of the south. china sea says the incident happened near the parcel islands. united states frequen

u. k. in denmark, in france. and it's now hit germany, and germany has a fairly low vaccination rate to was just over 70 percent of the people vaccinated . we have a very strong anti raxon movement. so we are looking into a grim months now with the danger of a lot of infection, a danger of a lot of disease and death as a health professional. when it comes to armor crime, what will you be watching for in the coming weeks? well actually we're looking at it in a very ambiguous way. on one hand, the high content yells at the high, the fact that so many people are infected together with the fact that they are not as sick or as ill as they are with other the rights of this virus. this taken together means we will have much more infections, but probably not as many cases in the hospital and on intensive care. so in the long run, this will lead to the immunization of the population, which is something we really, really definitely want because it expectation of the next wave, an expectation of next order. we want to have a high immunization rate

. germany has had 824100000 population in the 1st 3 waves. whereas countries like the u. k. had more than $200.00, so we are much better off, but we have less immunization in the population. so therefore we do not want to have the virus run through the population. we want to vaccinate the population, and now we have the strong discussion with texas. we have to convince them we've tried to have a year to discuss with them. and now it is time to be a little bit more stringent in trying to introduce a mandatory vaccination. and dr. in the beginning of the pandemic, the focus was very much on reducing infections. bring it down to the lowest possible level. spain, as you might know, is rethinking that strategy at the moment. should house authorities, you feel, adapt policies where we now start to move towards an endemic status? yes. once we have reached the end of a status, you can change the strategy. that is perfectly all right. and maybe countries like spain, perhaps the u. k have reached this stage, we haven't yet, so don't do the 2nd step before the 1st. now we have to achi