, aspirations for nato membership. the neutrality of the country. russia wants to drop ukraine, wants them to drop these aspirations and presents the lensky said he might be willing to declare ukraine's neutrality. and these are issues according to the turkish govern where an agreement can be found eventually. but the main sticking point, according to present edwin spokesperson is the fate and the future of crimea, which russia next and 2014, and the eastern ukrainian don boss region where russia ones ukraine and the international community to recognize these territories as russian. but of course, that touches the territorial integrity of ukraine. that is something they are not willing to do as far as we know. we heard the ukrainian foreign minister say earlier today, we're not trading people land or sovereignty. and that shows just how difficult these talks hadn't been and still off. how high level are the delegates in attendance? well, we are, don't have any official list on who is part of each of the delegations, bu

what aspiration to be brought to support in the genuine sense, in reality, deliberation about the next phase of the kind of word order. we need to move that process. we require the corporation of the united states, but also russia. second thing, if i may quickly, is that the europe in particular today needs a dialogue where it will settle the principles of the new edifice of security which needs to be better after the fragmentation of the soviet. for now, we have only a few minutes left and i was trying to squeeze in 2 questions. one about the comment, because we talked a lot about security and how it may change in part because of russians, actions. but the global economy is changing rapidly to in this time because of the american response to russian actions. and the implications are far in march. when you look at the global commodity markets and the projections of where they may be, you know, a couple of months from now. how does it make you feel you? my view is that there are 2 meds. emily's one is the mutually assured destruction of new playable. and that is the new truly assured de

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what other countries can be, what they aspire to be with americans being who they insist on being on the question is definitely not for russia, but i wonder what would be the answer rather is definite, you know, for russia, but i wonder what it is for a country like india can indeed be what it aspires to be with americans holding on tightly to that self appointed lead. i generally believe that in diplomacy dialogue and i think the guy must come for dial made leading powers of the world understand that concluded to the world is still an increase in becoming a lot of people know what of the united states is a powerful the just the world's largest democracy, the nato is a power full miller crew. but at the sit, you have a concrete like russia, which is in its own right off to mission a remarkably because joe. and if i may add that because psychology is very important in the understanding of diplomacy, i think russia is still coming to with this member rent of the soviet union. so other countries need to be careful in dealing with the group, which is still better off. that's as powerful

nowhere near likely to be a member of the block. meanwhile, there's been another blow to ukraine's aspirations to join nato. after its chief young fulton, the said membership is not feasible in the near future. despite previous pledges. and it has been cleared for a long time that a membership of ukraine was not something that was imminent or not. so something was relevant in the near future needs, a welcomes, ukraine's and george's euro, atlantic aspirations for membership in nato. we agree to day that these countries will become members of nato. we stand by her, that the session we are supporting ukraine in you, chris efforts to come closer to natal membership goals door remains open. elliptical commentators on brickman to beneath ukraine has been used by nita. it's very political. they have pushed the canyons to a few do. first of all induct in the idea that they might become soon member of nato. and to have use every negotiation with the dumbass regions and the push them to that. and you came in. so i believe that they were predicted by nato. and when the invasion came of the russian invas

something was relevant in the near future. made so welcomes ukraine's and george's euro atlantic aspirations for membership in they thought we agreed to day that these countries will become members of nato. we stand by her that the session we are supporting ukraine in france efforts to come closer to natal membership goals. door remains open. political commentator john brick mont, beneath ukraine has been used by nater. it's very political. they have pushed the canyons to a few do 1st of all induct in the area that they might become soon member of nato. and to have use every negotiation with the dumbass regions and the push them to that. and you came in. so i believe that they were predicted by nato. and when the invasion came on, the russian invasion or special operation, if you wish that they were left, i mean, they did not send troops and they are not going to put them in. do need to. so i mean you shane guns have been you know, use where you basically radio united states because there is no big difference between the 2 in the united states as found in the war. again, a general idea of pr

she was a clerk to the retiring justice stephen breyer whose seat she now aspires to. she worked in the practice of law in so many different aspects and then on three different occasions, came before this united states senate for approval, advise and consent on all three occasions she emerged with bipartisan support. we certainly hope to see that revisited again. she's authored some 500 different opinions so there will be no mystery about her jurisprudence or her judicial philosophy. she's also been a person who has come before our committee just even as soon as last year. she's recently -- as recently as last year when she was approved by the committee in june to serve on the d.c. circuit court. i think she's an exceptional choice. i want to make sure that the hearing that is given to her is respectful and fair and professional. i reached out to senator grassley, my friend and the ranking member on the committee, to work toward that goal. and i hope that all the members of the committee will join us. on a separate topic, madam president, i just returned from the munic

the second is championing the democratic aspirations of the venezuelan people. making it very clear in a frank and candid way to the regime that we continue to stand with and support the venezuelan people and their aspirations for a government that is responsive to their needs. we have been clear since this visit and long before this visit. that our current venezuelan related sanctions remain in full effect. these sanctions deny the regime the revenue stream that would finance repression and line the pockets of regime officials as well as protect the u.s. financial system from exposure to what would be otherwise corrupt and illicit financials. we do not speak to previous sanction actions. we also said we would review some sanction policies if and only if the venezuelan party made meaningful progress in the venezuelan negotiations in mexico towards achieving and fulfilling the aspirations of the venezuelan people for a genuine democracy. reporter: have you seen any indication that some of the syrian forces have been brought by russia to ukraine? ned: that is not

it's decision as rooted in unanimity. meanwhile, there's been another blow to ukraine's aspirations to join nato after its chief ians sultan burg said membership is not feasible in the near future despite previous pledges. and it has been cleared for a long time that a membership of ukraine was not something that was imminent. or not, so something was relevant in the near future. natal welcomes ukraine's and george's euro atlantic aspirations for membership in they thought we agreed to day that these countries will become members of nato. we stand by her that the session we are supporting ukraine in your cris efforts to come closer to a natal membership. needles door remains open. well, it's class live now political commentator john brickman, thank you very much for joining us here on our t. y nater t, changing its mind on ukraine's membership because of the danger of war. i mean, it's very political. they have pushed the canyons to a few do. first of all, induct in the idea that they might become soon member of nato. and to have use every negotiation with the dumbass regions and push

i remember when aspire to be the president. i rememberwhen we aspire to be the president.said for jamaicans- — bajans. the same could be said for jamaicans. this _ bajans. the same could be said for jamaicans. this is _ bajans. the same could be said for jamaicans. this is all— bajans. the same could be said for jamaicans. this is all about - jamaicans. this is all about symbols. this is how a nation sees itself. and so, in that sense, yes, jamaicans say that this really is an important step for them, and just to be clear, this links to its colonial past. jamaican people i have spoken to said that, look, their past is a painful one, part of that, part of that history is a painful one, and being able to have their own head of state will enable them to really take control of their own affairs, i believe that colonial past behind. many thanks to celestine forjoining us earlier. a quick reminder on the bbc website as coverage of the war in ukraine continues you can get that on the bbc news website. you can find all of our latest explainer videos there as well. that is it for t

do you think we should be aspiring to?of success, you've wasted your life. >> trevor: wow. >> you don't want to end your life saying i made all the money in the world but i was never joyful. >> trevor: you talk about everything. you study everything, you know. i think that's what a lot of people enjoy about your work is that it is not apart from the world, but it is a part of what is happening in the world. let's talk a little bit about what's happening in ukraine. you know, we're seeing a situation now where the whole world feels like it is at the mercy of a mad man, and when i was reading a -- you know this book, i was thinking, these are just fantastic tips on how to do whatever you want to do. and then i sometimes go, man, what if books like these get into wrong hands? what if the wrong people use your books so say this is how i will actualize evil in your world. is not vladimir putin actualizing everything? >> a freud yen analysis of vladimir putin is he's a sexually impotent psychopath taking his rage out through mas

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if that's true and you achieve our aspirations and transportation, manufacturing, medicine we need to do the same thing in cyberspace. if we do that the larger promise for us is that -- i do not want to obsess about threats in the space. i want to be mindful of them. what i want to focus on is getting cyberspace to be --. stop being reactive, stop using operational activities to make a difference, should be investments in the industry as a capital expenditure phase. how do we get there from here? it is obvious and not so obvious, boasts out -- both the sides of the private public sectors had to give consideration to what their responsibilities are. private sector is the supportive organization, in needs however to lead by example. and needs to invest, whether it is in supply chain, doing basic fight -- foundational things in small act -- architecture a big architecture to make this investment a priority. the government has to do something similar, if not more, because has a greater responsibility to lead by example and use its unique instrument of power, his legal power, it's nila ter

america's leaders have loyalty to the american people we respect their interest in aspirations first america first is partly because of the world war ii that to the jacksonians it sounds like simple obvious common sense if we don't let america first two will? our party must reject the ideology of globalism which claims that wide open borders and might open markets are the path of prosperity for all. and that her —- america shuttered factories boarded at main streets stand as a grand monument to rebuke the theory. there is no form products into the nation we don't know the privileges of citizenship by those unbound of the obligation and responsibility of citizenship immigration trade policy should protect and serve the interest of the american people america has always welcomed immigrants to share principles and want to assimilate the customs and bring valuable skills to our country. many immigrants are the greatest patriots leaving behind impoverished dangerous and unfree countries for the land of hope. america takes great pride in them and their accomplishments and attachment to the

do you have any aspirations to those jobs? ron: i don't think so. going to finish my tenure here. i'm going to take a month and sleep and then i will figure out what i will do next. secretary baker, i got to know him a little bit during the florida recount. he has been unbelievably gracious. he sent me the kindest note when i got this job. he has sent me a couple note since then. he is such a wonderful person. he is the gold standard of doing this job. i could not even aspire to that. i try to the best i can every day. david: whenever you do finish this position as chief of staff and a friend calls you and says i have been offered the job to chief of staff, would you tell him or her to take that job or not? ron: i would tell anyone to take this job. it is a hard job but it is a unique opportunity to work with first of all an incredible president and vice president at a time that is very important to our country and to work with an amazingly talented group of people. they blew me away every day and they learn something new everyday. it has been the c

this is also the aspiration of china.ations. let's get more now from peter bowes from los angeles. we've talked about this before, the differing positions on the ukraine issue from both the white house and beijing. in this phone call, what are they each trying to get out of it? the white house has characterised _ of it? the white house has characterised this - of it? the white house has characterised this call - of it? the white house has characterised this call as i of it? the white house has| characterised this call as an opportunity for president biden to see where president xi stands on ukraine. there are real concerns that china could be about to offer both financial and military help to russia. president biden has talked to the state of the union address about this conflict being a battle between autocracy and democracy. his the concerns of the west as to where this could go. as far as china, there is a lot of say it —— a lot at stake. also it's there is a lot of say it —— a lot at stake. also its need to be a frien

gerasimov to play the starring role of the young builder of communism in the film komsomolsk , then the aspiring actor could not even imagine that this particular role would break his whole life. the harbinger of all these misadventures was the trip on the moscow-vladivostok train to shoot the film komsomolsk, which took place in khabarovsk , the military asha asked to visit them. and they struck up a casual conversation. in particular. he met a white stepanovich, a sociable fellow traveler turned out to be an american only in the nineties years to make george zhonov. the neck was removed. top secret. this is the first question stepanovich , apparently under pressure, admitted that he was on espionage missions. however, at the next interrogations. he refused all these false intoxications. many years later, one of his colleagues, a young actor, would recognize the johns, but until the end of his life, georgy stepanych would never pronounce the name of the person who doomed him to many years of hard labor. suspicion of espionage. at that time, it actually meant a death sentence the decision was ma

his promises to spring peace and fight against corruption, he was reflecting the aspirations of the whole country. >> breaking tonight, largest land war in europe since world war ii, in ukraine. russian voices continue to meet stiffer than expected resistance as they attack capital of kyiv. >> he is the one getting chased. >> russians. >> zelenskyy projected this image that we're not giving up, we'll fight this. and we're going to prevail. ♪ ♪ >> who is volodymyr zelenskyy. you might say more of the stuff of a screen play than a history book. that is not so far off. first time most of the world heard about volodymyr zelenskyy, he was the president of a country under siege, they were told ukraine had no chance against putin's army, 4 weeks leader, zelenskyy and his country men are still hanging on despite a brutal assault, that targeted civilians that including hospitals. and in crosshairs, ukraine president. volodymyr zelenskyy was born in 1978. in an industrial city that was then under rule of the soviet union. >> not a notable or developed city. a regular soviet city of the late 70s ear

it's more an aspiration and he shouldn't be in power. people like this shouldn't be ruling countries, but they do. the fact that he did, -- >> vladimir putin doesn't appear to be going anywhere anytime soon, nor does the war. russian and ukrainian negotiations will start meeting in istanbul tomorrow for a new round of cease-fire talks and there are reports that russia may be softening its demands on ukraine. it is hard to know how seriously to take those reports. because last week's the reduction military also appeared to announce that it was narrowing its mission. solidifying control of eastern ukraine. those breakaway republics that vladimir putin has talked about in the donbas region. and yet, there is no obvious signs on the ground that the russian military posture is changing. after all, it launched missiles here in the west in lviv two days ago. it may be best to take a believe it when you see it approach to russian claims about what they are actually planning to do as it relates to ukraine. inside russia, it is getting harder and

i'll do everything i can to convince the democratic side to aspire to the same goal. this could be an historic moment for america in the selection of this justice. hypocrite that the senate judiciary committee -- i hope that the senate judiciary committee rises to this

and it's more an aspiration and then he shouldn't be in power. there's no, i mean that people like this shouldn't be rural and countries, but they do the fact they do, but doesn't mean i can't express my outrage about it. last question. thank you. you've said that you're confident that your comment won't undermine diplomatic efforts, but just to be clear or you're confident that bottom, your putin sees it that way that he will not use this as an escalator, eat. i don't care where he thinks or cares whether he's gonna do what he's gonna do, put look, but you're not concerned that he may see your language and view that as, as a sign of a reason for escalation, use that as an excuse to escalate given reason behavior given his recent behavior, you should excuse me, i shouldn't say that you given his real behavior, people should understand that he is gonna do what he thinks he should do period. he's not affected by anybody else, including unfortunately apparently his own advisors. this is a guy who goes to the beat of his own drummer and the idea that

e. lawlessness, which is based on the west's maniac or aspiration to dominate the unipolar world for decades after the soviet union's collapse. all major economic and political decisions were made in the white house, but nowadays this line is challenged by the sovereign countries who respect their own independence. this is the reason for us hysteria. they understand that the times of their unipolar ruler ending the modern world can only be multi polar from 2 yellows will the very policy of sanctions, if you can call it a policy, is nothing new for russia. we've seen many other countries experience the same state before. for many years, they sanctioned russia as a state or russian companies or our people and the different pretexts. now the pretext are also different, but the general lime remains the same to restrain russia's development or china's venezuela. to has lived on the sanctions for a long time. iran, syria sanctions do hurt, but we'll cope sanctions or nothing new for russia. we've seen it before. we venezuela, iran, and syria. the goal stays unchanged. it is to restrain rus

uh, i don't have that kind of aspiration , that is, no, like that.father. well, this is such a person. we work together with him. we are with him, i look at eye level, as if we have such an expression, yes, so to speak. well, uh, i'm not looking down, not down, and we're looking the same, but to our parents' child. uh, it is possible to overcome this priority, and authority an adult who has grown old, to whom yes, i myself was like that with my grandfather with my i remember what to say like that. e, my grandfather's favorite was like that, that's the food. what do you sort of put yourself on, you kind of understand, these are all the problems. yes, you try to understand, you cannot understand them, well, you try to understand all the problems, health, all these problems that are accumulating psychological severity.

beethoven's ode to joy, the aspirations... beethoven's ode tojoy, the european emblem. reacting to the rise in infections, covid—19 infections infections, covid—19 infections in china, obviously. hello. more of you should spend the day dry on tuesday. there will be some wet weather around, admittedly, that's going to be mainly towards parts of western scotland and, later, northern ireland. but even as we start the day, one or two isolated showers to eastern parts of england. that's from this weather front just working its way northwards, and a little ridge of high pressure, though, across most of the country before we see this weather front gradually work its way in from the west. and it's that which will bring the wetter weather to western scotland, northern ireland, but keep temperatures above freezing to start the day. a touch of frost is possible just about anywhere, but a bright enough start for many. a few isolated showers through east anglia and the east midlands, drifting their way northwards into yorkshire through the day. much of england and wales varying amou

the russians aspiration _ plan. it is not going to plan. the russians aspiration or _ plan.ectation that they would simply take over ukraine, remember putin three or four weeks ago saying that russia and ukraine i want people and you want to take of the entire country. they are rewriting history a bit and claiming that actually their plan originally was to fully liberate the eastern donbas region. they are now focusing on liberation. this is a senior military official who was a colonel general who's been saying that actually, they are going to scale back attacks on the other parts of the country. we wait and see whether that's a reality. zelensky understandably is very sceptical as art the rest of us allies. and we will see. may this be the beginning of the end for the rest of ukraine? i'm not quite sure of how you feel if you're in the nandez region of this news. exactly. lookin: nandez region of this news. exactly. looking at. — nandez region of this news. exactly. looking at, excuse _ nandez region of this news. exactly. looking at, excuse me _ nandez region of this news.

the aspirations to join nato. before about this giving up the aspirations tojoin nato. issues. ukraine has recognised they can'tjoin nato and president putin has recognised he cannot toppled ukrainian government. but on other issues, no progress. government. but on other issues, no rouress. . , ., government. but on other issues, no rouress. . , . ~ ., government. but on other issues, no rouress. . , ., ~ ., progress. finally, and i knowl ask ou this progress. finally, and i knowl ask you this repeatedly _ progress. finally, and i knowl ask you this repeatedly and _ progress. finally, and i knowl ask you this repeatedly and have - progress. finally, and i knowl ask you this repeatedly and have donej you this repeatedly and have done over the last month, how is life—changing in the part of kyiv where you are based, can you see a difference from when i asked you a week ago? difference from when i asked you a week auo? , , , difference from when i asked you a weekauo? , , , .,. week ago? yes, yes. i went to an oen week ago? yes, yes. i went to an open mic— week ago? yes, y

and it's more an aspiration. i mean, he shouldn't be in power. there's no, i mean the people like this shouldn't be rural and countries, but they do a fact they do. but i mean, i can't express my outrage about it. displaying the letter that to show support for russia's war in ukraine could become a criminal act in germany. dominic cane reports on this story now from german capital berlin. for many in russia, this letter has become symbolic of what their government calls a special military operation in crane seen on many of their armored vehicles. it's used as an identifying mark to differentiate it from others another because to many in the rest of the world, the letter has become a symbol of aggression. and in some e u countries, for example, lithuania, there is growing concern about how the civil could be used or misused in germany to their calls, to outlaw those who display the lesser with the intent to glorify aggressive war laws that banned such behavior do already exists with nazi era symbols like the swastika and the letters s s prohibited

it's outrageous and it's more an aspiration and that he shouldn't be in power. there is no, i mean the people like this shouldn't be wrong countries, but they do the fact they do, but i mean, i can't express my outrage about it. the wall street journal's reporting that 3 people who would have talks between the ukraine and russia in key value. this month may have been poisoned. an oligarchy, roman rom of h to ukrainian negotiators reportedly suffered symptoms consistent with chemical chain agents. investigated website building. cat says it's confirmed that the 3 delegates were ill if not recovered. so i had analogies either a landmark meeting in the desert, israel host to foreign ministers of 4 arab nations. amazon workers vote on whether to unionize, hoping it delivers better pay and conditions. ah hey there, thanks for joining in. here's your headlines for the americas beginning toward the bottom end of south america. we've got some disturbed weather roland across the river plate region that's going to plague montevideo with the high of 26 degrees. ok for the n

i think people in asia and the endo pacific generally are waking up to china's aspirations and they're going to take steps to pereta from happen. but what about the american people? why, why is this a consistent the him that it must be about the into pacific. you know, 40000000 cut heat to night in your country without food stamps. why kind of alliance between washington and may jing be created out of the mis that is happening right now in the you. because we're afraid people in like being that way . but surely would benefit the people of the united states if business ties, economic ties can be made with a jing we, we've got to may business in economic ties with beijing. now i look, this is, this is something that they have gotten rich in china over the decades by stealing our intellectual property. people are beginning to wake up to that i, i think it's, this is something that's been growing over time and i think we're going to see growing resistance to china's aspirations. not just in the united states, really, but around the world. but, but it's why the strategic significance of ukr

and it's more an aspiration and then he shouldn't be in power. there's no, i mean did people like this shouldn't be role in countries, but they do the fact they do, but i mean, i can't express my outrage about it. the wall street journal's reporting the 3 people who were talks between ukraine and russia and key earlier this month may have been poisoned russian oligarch, romana, but i'm a bitch and 2 ukrainian negotiators reportedly suffered symptoms consistent with chemical agents. investigative web, said belin. cat says it's confirmed that the 3 delegates were ill, they've now recovered. still had an audience either a landmark meeting in the desert, israel host the bottom and this is a for arab nations. and they said they had enough people in bangladesh go and strike over spiking food prices. ah, ah, look forward to burritos, guys. with the sponsored by capital airways, you're locked into your weather update for the middle east and africa. hello everyone, great to see there is plenty of sun rate across the middle east, but also a lot of sand and

join nicer is now in the constitution as a national aspiration in the basic law. and then to give up the power to be able to fulfill that by basically giving control of that agents of russia. although normally it stays inside ukraine, i think is something that now government would accept. well, it was voted for you in security council by britain, russia, france, and i signed the deal. i mean, that's the problem. it's the ukrainian signed, signed off and agreed to it. but then a single himself, when, when subsequently he resisted at every stage, actually implementing it. i mean, it was forced on him by mac and 2014, to end the fighting that was going on and on bass. and i said it was so much to fight and die down. it's just been a sort of frozen conflict. although people keep dying, but it wasn't a hot conflict in the way that it was. i mean, it was, you know, proper oakmore fair in those days. now it's just this frozen company, so it's a sort of lose lose situation with the minutes to that. it helps to bring the fighting down, but at the same time it doesn't. it's

i think the people in asia and the endo pacific generally are waking up to china's aspirations and they're going to take steps to pereta from happen. but what about the american people? why, why is this a consistent theme that it must be about the into pacific? you know, 40000000 cut heat to night in your country without food stamps. why can't an alliance between washington and may ging be created out of the mis that is happening right now in the you because we're a free people and like being that way. but surely would benefit the people of the united states if business ties economic ties can be made with a jing, we've got to may business and economic ties with beijing. now i look, this is, this is something that they have gotten rich in china over the decades by stealing our intellectual property. people are beginning to wake up to that i, i think it's, this is something that's been growing over time and i think we're going to see growing resistance to china's aspirations. not just in the united states, really, but around the world. but, but it's why the strategic significance of ukraine

join nights are, is now in the constitution as a national aspiration in the basic law. and then to give up the power to be able to fulfill that by basically giving control about regions of rush. although normally it stays inside ukraine, i think is something that no government would accept. well, it was voted for it. even security council by britain, russia, france, and i signed the deal. i mean that's the problem. it's the ukrainian signed, signed off and agreed to it. but then pushing himself when, when subsequently he resisted at every stage actually implementing it. i mean, it was forced on him by macklin on in 2014 to end the fighting that was going on and on bass. and to that extent, it wasn't so much to fight and die down. it's just been a sort of frozen conflict. although people keep dying, but it wasn't a hot conflict in the way that it was. i mean, it was, you know, a proper open warfare in those days. now it's just this frozen company. so it's sort of lose lose situation with the minutes to that it help to bring the fighting down. but at the same time it, it

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and it's more an aspiration and then he shouldn't be in power. there's no, i mean did people like this shouldn't be wrong countries, but they do a fact they do, but i mean, i can't express my outrage about it. the wall street journal's reporting the 3 people who will talks between ukraine and russia in key valley of this month may have been poisoned russian oligarch, roman abramoff, which and to ukrainian negotiators reportedly suffered symptoms. consistent with chemical agents investigative website, belin cad says it's confirmed that the 3 delegates were ill, them not recovered. displaying the letter zed does show support for russia's war in ukraine could become a criminal act in germany. the interior ministry says individuals could be prosecuted for using the symbol dominant cave reports from berlin. for many in russia, this letter has become symbolic of what their government calls a special military operation in ukraine seen on many of their armored vehicles. it's used as an identifying mark to differentiate it from others another because the