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u. s. l. e. okay. and france had stalled because at the same time, london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire, integrity, the british greenland, a german march to the east. and despite the absence of a formal agreement, hitler was given to understand that he was free to actively and shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory and europe today, we must principally think of russia, that colossal empire in the east is right the dissolution of hitler, my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in 1925, that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union that was always hit. there's real goal and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland, 2 was preparing to invade the ussr with handler. the dismemberment of russia lies up the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia. from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligence branch, but handle i had

u. s. l e for says that could amount to a crime in and of itself that's according to russian on past, a sick, a razzles, who expressed hope for an unbiased investigation. it don't cause such headlines in store or to to newspapers go far beyond the framework of not only journalistic ethics, morality, but also the law. the italian criminal code provides liability for provoking or glorifying crimes. i is the person who filed the lawsuit with the prosecutor's office and accused of trying to attack freedom of speech in italy. i proceeded and continued to proceed from the fact that freedom of speech, including the word of any journalist, also has responsibilities as it is distributed among tens of thousands of readers in listening. and here, the question is not about an attempt to infringe on someone's freedom of speech in italy, but whether the statement of this journalist and the editorial staff of this newspaper correspond to italian law, their accusations against me made me think that they're afr

u. c. l. e. department of information studies. he joined just by skype, from sandy's. thank you for joining us on al jazeera, changing the policy on hate speech. in this instance, it might be understandable, but doesn't this open a whole new kind of they have to louis does, because, you know, when a company like facebook flash method decides to take side, you're not, not sort of in no way am i sort of conducting the brutality of the russian invasion here, but when they decide that we're going to allow violence contents to go viral. when is direction directed in one direction, right? word, russian, military and russian soldier. if not only likely that that can actually lead to actual violence that might be unnecessary or uncalled for. but i think even more importantly, what we've learned about facebook slash mina and actually more generally about big technology platforms is violence. content tends to go viral. so content that is more inflammatory in nature or miss more sensational in nature, ends up dominating the entire platforms ecosystem because that content by the t

k, for instance, shipping out as l e u. things of that nature that do also entail certain financial transactions. dot's would be exempted from the western sanctions, but not russia's general trade with you on a russian general trade with the bar is very minimal. it's not a big economic factor, but it was clearly that the russians were trying to create some challenges, but they have been resolved at this point. what's remaining now is only the issues between the u. s. and the warm sauce. well, let me just ask you that the united states, why would it not try to, you know, to hold the g p o, a hostage, a little bit longer to try to get some of the sanctions lifted your quote rights. because with the j. c, q i, you will have iranian oil coming back to the market at a time when the russians want to make it as costly as possible for the u. s. to impose all of these different sanctions on russia. i certainly, since the united states has made it clear that he wants to help you out significantly reduce its reliance on rushing gas an

was the e u l is the a you right to overturn it's bar on normal budget funds being used for military operations and agreeing, 500000000 euros in arms and other aid for ukraine? well, this is the 1st time that the european union is doing this 500000000 euros from the european piece facility. i think it is remarkable that the member states decided to do business such a short period of time. but we are at a watershed moment. this is a very, very challenging time. this is the out of truth and that's why i welcome that the european union has taken this decision to support ukraine in its heroic fight against russian aggression. to what else should be a you do to prove that you are with us as the ukranian president asked, the european union has shown so majority and we will continue to show solidarity just 2 weeks ago we adopted a new michael financial assistance package of $1200000000.00 euros in total, we have now supported ukraine with $17000000000.00 euros. the in union will support you can with the equipment that isn't self defensive equipment. you just mentioned, we are ready to suppo

u. s. is also accusing its close ally the u. e. l. legitimizing the syrian leader, 3 russian cosmonaut of arrived at the international space station is the 1st base crew to launch since russia's invasion of ukraine. they've been greeted by their new colleagues on board including us astronauts. but concerns being raised about the long term viability of the international project. in the current political climate. i'll be back with a full news our right after the 2nd half of our 0 world to join me then if you can . thanks for watching bye. for now. the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a global response. w h o is the guardian of global health. delivering life saving tools, supplies, and training to help the world's most vulnerable people, uniting across borders to speed up the development of tests, treatments, and of vaccine keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the world and in the lab. now, more than ever, the world needs w. h o. making a healthier world for you. for every one. ah, the

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u. s. as an ounce. it will boost its l. n. g shipments to the e by 15000000000 cubic meters this year. with further supply increases on the way it's a step in the right direction. but pivoting the use energy mixed to the west is a mammoth task. it's not going to be easy. that's for sure. m d u has a plan at the re power. you went to important how we combine our efforts in the sense of how each country's work together and relating to these new suppliers, for example. and that teamwork will be critical if the e was to reach its goal of completely phasing out russian gas deliveries by the end of the decade. rising gas prices are behind one of the biggest challenges facing germany's economy. inflation. the german council of economic experts latest forecast includes a prediction and inflation will top 6 percent this year. as more than double it's previous estimate. the war in ukraine is making many goods boss, gas and shoppers can't help and noticed the difference. no more. sunflower, oil, germans, are panic, buying groceries as supplies of some products, dwindled due to the worn ukraine. r

since the bumping of give d v tower as the beginning of the russian o korean war has some s o l j 0 or even e b u. n is warning the war and ukraine could lead to a global food catastrophe. half of the grain used by the world food program comes from ukraine. the u. n says 821000000 people around the world suffer from hunger. russia and ukraine combined provides nearly a 3rd of the world's wheat and barley exports. wheat prices have jumped by 55 percent since the week before the invasion. and russia has put a temporary bound on exporting grain on sugar. shy some of our b is a communications officer at the world's food program and she says the war is having a significant knock on effects on global food supplies. i think the main challenge at the moment or the infrastructure, the supply chain systems that are falling apart. i mean the systems are supposed to be feeding millions of people that are trapped in the context and ukraine and some of them are completely decimated. so we're talking about a truck and trade that are being destroyed, bridges falling apart, supermarkets that are being wiped out a

. >> reporter: whe l omgetting ad oil on the e eren takeme. >> s u ad ncern about the near-term price pressure. >> reporter: the sticker shock at the pump comes as americans are dealing with the rising prices of other goods. high gas prices could also put a damper on travel plans in the warm months ahead. >> i was going to go to maine and drive down the east coast of florida, because i have friends and family on the way. so i'm not going to do that yet. >> reporter: there are ways to ease the pain at the pump. pay with cash, not credit. join a fuel rewards program. use a phone app to track pricing in your area and maximize your fuel economy. lighten the load in your vehicle, idle less, and coast more. michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> unfortunately, airline ticket prices and shipping prices may start to rise, too. >>> there is some better news on wall street. stocks notched their biggest gain since june, 2020. the nasdaq came 460 and the s&p was up 107. a drop in oil prices eased some fears about inflation. >>> the labor department found 4.3 million people quit their jobs in jan

l. a roof. after protesters gathered at the crossing demonstrators or demanding the e. u. haul all trade with russia and its ally, bella ruth, over the ukraine, ukrainian president of all the d moors. lensky wants israel to digits, neutral stance on russia, as a continues its war against his people. to lensky made his plea during a virtual address to israel's parliament, the cassettes, and he compared the situation of ukrainians to that of jews during the 2nd world war. accusing the kremlin of trying to wipe them out and says how he addressed the can asset. more of the law of the oldest time. why can we get weapons from you in the most amount? that is why has israel imposed strong sanctions against russia eve, but during a santee for that, i see you on that. why not put pressure on russian businesses more? oh, but the answers to up to you. dear brothers and sisters, he says you've off and you have to live with his answer. people of israel or grange is there louis ukrainians, made that choice 80 years ago to say jews if a volley, that is why the righteous people of the wor

last year l g has stopped supplying gas to the e u through morocco, after tensions about the long running west into higher separatist dispute. police in the u. k will issue fines to at least 25 from the prime minister's office for attending parties at breach covered 900 lockdown roles. the names of the individuals have not yet been disclose the investigation related to 12 events last year and the year before where restrictions may have been violated. prime minister boys johnson has come under heavy criticism for taking part in at least 2 of the gatherings for brandon has more from london. but what happens next is the police continue with their investigations. they will. busy if they want, they finished looking at other individuals, they will bring those. busy forward and either decide to issue fixed penalty notices, which defines of $200.00 pounds or more, or simply let them go. the crucial thing will be what the reaction of back bench, conservative m. p 's and parliament are. many of them have withdrawn the letters of no confidence against the prime minister as a sentiments, but the war

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as part of efforts to wean the e u off russian energy announcement came during president jo biden's visit to europe . the u. s. will sent 15000000000 cubic meters of l. n. g this year, on top of the 22000000000 cubic meters, it ships to europe in terminals last year. you hopes to replace 2 thirds of russian gas imports by year's end, germany for its part says its plans to ditch russian energy are progressing. it expects to import only 30 percent of its gas from russia this year compared to almost twice that before the invasion of ukraine. jimmy says it wants to shift his energies of supply towards imports from more like minded countries. after the invasion began german finance. mister christian lindner said that germany needs trading partners that share similar values is proposing that there be a wider trade deal with the u. s. foot early transacting with countries that share your values drastically reduces your options. of course, a new survey suggest that for the 1st time since 2004, there are more countries in the world that are autocratic. don, democratic now among the autocratic countries. awesome. germany's main trading partners, china, turkey

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l. e. z palace released the statement saying that the french president was very concerned and he believed that things are going to get much worse. more names have been added to the u. s. sanctions list. they're mainly from black. my patients in a circle and wealthy allies. alan fisher reports from washington dc, severe economic sanctions. it's another ton of the screws from the american side. again targeting vladimir putin and those closest to him. the goal was to maximizing impact on prudent and russia and minimize and harm on us and our allies and friends around the world. our interest is maintaining the strongest unified economic impact campaign that food and all history. and i think we're well and the way to doing that. among those on the list i last year isn't enough. one of the rushes richest men, and dmitri pascals, the kremlin spokesman and one of pittance, closest advisors, 19 oligarchs, and total sanctioned $47.00 of their family members, all will be cut out of the u. s. financial system. the assets are frozen and property blocked from use. the also fees a travel bud your bite and hopes putting the squeeze on the kremlin will make it harder to wage war.

l to 0. and what can i do? this is all these are the top stories. us president joe biden's in brussels for a special meeting of nato. g 7, an e u. leaders look at ways to push for an end to fighting and strengthen europe security in ukraine. our diplomatic editor james base has more from brussels, the nato allies, the e. you many things that they've done the things that you couldn't have predicted they'd have done a month ago.

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