u. along with the u. s. u. k. and canada have announced a raft of sanctions against russian oligarchy, banks and companies. germany is already cancel thing north stream to gas pipeline from russia and e leaders have drawn a plan to cut dependence on russian energy sources. let's take a listen to the german chancellor and the canadian prime minister speaking moments ago under was not of do you agree, agree that the russian attack on ukraine marx, a turning point for europe, but also for world peace. the russian attack on ukraine is a blatant breach of international law. the world we live in is no longer the same is in its freedom. we now see many attacks on ukrainian cities, schools, and holmes, the suffering of the ukrainian people in this war zone leaves us speechless muscle short. what we need now is a ceasefire. and my appeal to the russian president is this will stop the blood shed, withdraw the russian troops, ferguson scenes, devotion tokens, or canada, and germany stand together against buttons invasion. he

u. along with the u. s. u. k. and canada have announced a raft of sanctions against russian oligarchy, banks and companies. germany has already canceled the north stream to gas pipeline from russia. and your leaders have drawn up a plan to reduce their dependence on russian energy. and we're expecting to see a press conference with prime minister trudeau and chancellor shows that we'll start shortly. we're keeping an eye on that. these are live pictures from here in berlin at the moment. and we're going to be listening into their press conference as soon as we see the 2 leaders. but prior to the meeting today, a prime minister justin should go announced on twitter that canada would be sending more military equipment to ukraine. so again, a message there of solidarity from canada, echoing what we've seen, of course, from transatlantic partners, from here in the european union as well. that message from justin to go ahead with meeting with the last shots we are expecting to hear from the short them shortly. of cours

u. e. along with the u. s. secretary of state espoused friendship and shed goals 43 years ago when egypt and israel made peace. unfortunately, we lost those 43 years of knowing each other, better af, working together, and of changing the narrative. that many generations of his, rabies and arabs had been living, curio israel's foreign minister said this 1st meeting would become a permanent for him. but he also advanced goals for the here and now this new architecture, the shared capabilities we are building, intimidates, and deters. i'll common enemies 1st and foremost, iran and its proxies. oh, there was shed condemnation of an attack on sunday by suspected i so linked gunman that killed 2 is ready security forces personnel on the widest security picture. the u. s. secretary of state stuck to his script, not bending to israel's opposition to a revived iran nuclear deal. or he did though, raised the palestinian aspiration for statehood to real. these regional disagreements are not a substitute for progress be

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u. s. e, along with the u. s. how significant is this timing? yeah, i would like to join winter and i think we should condemn at the killing indiscriminately killing of civilians and others on either side and differently. what happened here over the last 7 days? i'm not so sure. i've seen you make some, some assumptions that there is a sort of flow of communication in which is the direct connection between. so this is the summit and, and there are, i think it's actually what was mentioned back by the 2 other speakers. is the big picture, it might be a direct connection, it might be, it might be a coincidence. but the reality is, is the conditions on the ground. there what causes of the conflict? and i say since yes, there is an element of, again we as much as we saw hold of any support of the army corps, the surgery, we like to see countries getting only one another. but we like also to see our warming codes facilitates fall negotiation the policy in we would like to see a piece forces that can be good. instead of looking for this walk else, pho

u. e. along with the u. s. secretary of state espoused friendship and shared goals. 43 years ago when egypt and israel made peace. unfortunately, we lost those 43 years of knowing each other, better of working together and of changing the narrative that many generations of his rabies and arabs had been living very israel's foreign minister said, this 1st meeting would become a permanent for him. but he also advanced goals for the here and now this new architecture, the shirt capabilities we are building, intimidates, and deters our common enemies 1st and foremost, iran and its proxies. oh, there was shed condemnation of an attack on sunday by suspected i so linked gunman that killed 2 is ready security forces personnel on the widest security picture. the u. s. secretary of state stuck to his script. not bending to israel's opposition to a revived iran nuclear deal, or he did though, raised the palestinian aspiration for statehood. to really these regional disagreements are not a substitute for progress betwe

u. k. along with other r e u. member states are standing very, very firmly with the president of zalinski in his hour of need yet need. thank you very much. have coffee say we're going to be checking in with you when they are ukrainian president makes that sir speech, but for now, for london. thank you very much indeed. so ahead and i'll just get plenty more coverage of the war in ukraine and in sports follows autumn players and ukraine and russia is spend their contracts and joined other team. ah that much the middle east africa. it's regarding the weather moment. it's been very dusty recently in libya as a storm system generating tried streaming in this direction. so fascinate all that wind, which is a warm one is full of the register are there is going to be dust or light sand and drop visibility away through, nor puts a saudi to iraq. now in conjunction with that, that normally breeze or europe means is still a winter storm, overtook him to come together, provide some pretty big contrasts in temperature, which

u. e . bahrain, egypt and morocco, along with the u. s. and they gave some, it is aimed at combating regional security threats and improving ties with israel. who is president pedo castillo is due to face an impeachment trial. later on monday, he's facing allegations of corruption, but denies all charges left his lead as popularity is plunge since he came to power in july. arianna sanchez has the latest from the capital lima, a 2nd impeachment proceedings in just 4 months. but even better, castillo says he will go to congress with his lawyer on monday to face. what he says is a conspiracy by political falls, but he is confident i come by now. the morning there is a demolishing campaign against the government. i'm sure the congress will not full for this. there are immensely responsible congressmen who understand the needs of the people. i will not full for this type of blackmail. members of the opposition say the precedent is morally unfit to lead the country. adding castillo, lies to prosecutor's investigating him on corruption allegation

u. s. will, along with its nato partners, it allies be at the defense of poland. should this invasion that has of, by russia to ukraine spreads across the borders. now very quickly, in addition to this meeting, there was a previous meeting where the u. s. president has law as well as the defense minister and the rather the defense secretary and the secretary of state met with their ukranian counterpart just setting up some of the security issues that had come up at nato meetings and brussels. and now the u. s. president is headed to where he will be meeting with refugees. because of course, as we've been discussing and talking about covering for weeks here in al jazeera, the humanitarian crisis from this invasion by russia to ukraine has certainly been felt by poland more than any other country. that is currently taking in refugees. kimberly how come there for us in warsaw? thank you. earlier ukraine's president of o as in sky edge, the world's leading natural gas producer, caught our increases output to count what he called the threat of russia using energy as a

renewed russian. shelling has halted a 2nd attempt to evacuate residents to safety along a humanitarian corridor. and u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, says washington is working on a deal with poland that would supply ukraine with fighter jets under the deal. the u. s would replenish poland, stock of war plains if warsaw decides to send it's soviet aircraft to ukraine. watching news live from berlin will have more on this war at the top of the hour. there's plenty more of everything latest at d, w dot com. and of course, instagram and twitter at the dap. he needs to stay there and stay with us at d. w. m. william good craft. thanks for watching. mm. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning pass like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing.

u. s. had wanted all along. he is likely, i think, to take the same kind of approach here. stepping back, he said in the past, i recognize that europe is far more dependent than the u. s on russian of fossil fuels and therefore waiting to see what, what year it comes up with. but he has made it clear the u. s. jake sullivan has national security. advisor said that the us absolutely is planning to deliver a great deal more gas to europe in order to try to help the eve diversify. oh, if you're joining us, we are waiting for a press conference that is the scheduled to be and was actually scheduled to begin about an hour ago with nato secretary general again, sultan burge. we heard our correspondent at nato headquarters. alexandra say it's pretty unusual that day they are so delayed, but indeed all of the leaders of nato member countries are in hand, including us president joe biden. they are there in brussels and it looks like it looks like insulin berg is just arriving at the podium. so let's see if we can cut righ

and india's northeast and of course they are working together in the clause along with the u. s . in australia working to counter the chinese influence in the, in the indo pacific. and also analysts say that while the wes, while the u. k, have been very open about wanting india to come out and condemn russia. they've also the u. s. as commented recently about reports and indian media that india is buying $3000000.00 barrels of crude oil from russia at a discounted rate. that japan is unlikely to be so forthcoming, not just because of a shared interest, but it's just not the way japan conducts itself on the international stage. okay, thank you for breaking down for us elizabeth elizabeth, parent m live for us in delhi. turkey has become a sanctuary for russian anti war dissidence. turkish airlines. he is one of the few foreign carriers still flying to moscow. russian passport holders are allowed evasive free entry for 60 days. cinema casala met some of them in a sample why queuing to get into a cherry to rep concert in a stumbles category, district. hundreds of fractions here, unit

civilians and the besieged city. officials had begun efforts to move people to safety along a humanitarian corridor. and the u. s. eyes a deal to supply fighter jets to ukraine, secretary of state anthony blank and says the u. s. as in talks with poland to replenish it. stock of war plains if warsaw the.

along with the u. s. president slums vladimir putin as a butcher for his war of choice in ukraine. although in the past, he was among those who had called for the bombing of yugoslavia, i was suggesting we bought belgrade, i was suggesting that we send american pilots in an blow up all the bridges on adrena and a new twist in the ukraine. bio labs revelations, as the russian claim about the involvement of the u. s. president. so on may now be supported by emails obtained from his laptop. they allege on to biden helped raise funds for biological research from ukraine for an american company. ah. it's sunday morning here in moscow. my name is peter scots and welcome to 30 minutes of news. hey, on our international come and see a lie from the russian capital. and we started out with some of the major developments in ukrainian conflate. russia's ministry of defense claim, 67 foreign vessels from 15 countries and now stored in ukraine, filled in ports due to the high risk of minds and foods of shelling. moscow rejects claimed its hindering civil navigation in the black sea and blamed ke

r t follows a miniature engineering unit, i think clears one region along with the u. s. president slums vladimir putin as a butcher for his quote, war of choice in ukraine. although in the past he was among those who are coal for the bombing of yugoslavia. i was suggesting we bought belgrade, i was suggesting that we send american pilots in and blow up all the bridges on the dream and a new twist in the ukraine, bio labs, revelations, as the russians claim, the involvement of the u. s. president. so on may now be supported by emails obtained from his laptop. they allege hunter biden have raised funds for biological research and ukraine for an american company. ah. from moscow to the world, this is our international. i'm pita scott, and these are the top stories this hour. and we start with some of the major developments in the ukranian conflict. bush's ministry of defense claim, $67.00 foreign vessels from 15 countries are now still in ukraine's southern ports . due to the high risk of minds and phase of shelling, moscow rejects claims, it's hindering civil navigation

and then blaming ukrainian along with the u. s. forces for doing so. so a great deal of the differences in this ongoing meeting, or you have, as you said, 2 totally conflicting narratives. but in the middle, what you do have is we heard from the high representative for disarmament and she stated absolutely bluntly, there is no military biological program being operated by ukraine with or without us support. yes, we have that clearly. mike, we've seen on the international scene, of course, a lot of are particularly western countries putting sanctions, downgrading their ties with russia. how much support or isolation is there for russia diplomatically right now in places like the un security council? well, it is extreme and let's just take outside the security council for a start. and nato, for example, has come together in a way that we haven't seen in a number of decades. particularly, given the recent years where nato appeared to be fracturing to an extent, particularly with regard to the trump administration. and the u. s. is role in nato that has ch

u. s. into russian crosshairs, along with poland. it does my cannon with the latest on that from washington d. c. mike, thank you right still to come here and al jazeera american people will deal another powerful blow to punch war machine. the west's sanctions are stepped up as russian oil is left out in the cold class. personally, i don't think i'm being brave. i'm just doing what i'd like people to do. if the u . k. was under attack crossing borders to join the fight brains. military bolstered by volunteers from the old ah a very wet couple of weeks is slowly coming to an end in east australia hasn't finished yet. that curling area of low pressure, surrounded by thunderstorms, is still there off the coast of new south wales. it will during tuesday that wednesday head slowly south, the winds left behind her, whipped up the sick, so still warnings of dangerous conditions in the ensure waters but over land. despite the flooding on the ground, fuel shout, they are reproduced themselves though in tropical queensland or just the sasa bri

city officials had begun efforts to move people to safety along a humanitarian corridor. and the u. s. eyes a deal to supply fighter dest ukraine, secretary of state antony blanket, says the u. s. is in talks with poland to replenish in stock of war plants. if warsaw decides to provide its own jets to its neighbors. also the u. s. has one and a half 1000000 refugees have now fled ukraine, making it your fastest growing refugee crisis since the 2nd world war. we look at how some of them are getting help in poll. ah, i'm when go croft, welcome to the program. it's the 11th day of russia's war in ukraine. russian troops are showing cities across the country, including the besieged city of mario, paul, or to day a 2nd attempt to establish a humanitarian quarter to get residents out failed. when the russians broke a cease fire and resumed their assaults on the city. these buses ends up alicia women for a vacuum ease from the besieged city of maria full. but for a 2nd day in a row, they remain empty. they were supposed to pick up civilians from maria pull half way between the 2 cities. bu

city officials had begun efforts to move people to safety along a humanitarian card, old and a u. s. eyes a deal to supply fighter jets to ukraine. secretary of state anthony blank can says the u. s. is in talks with poland to replenish it, stuck.

city officials had begun efforts to move people to safety along a humanitarian corridor. and the u. s. eyes of deal to supply fighter dest ukraine, secretary of state antony blanket, says the u. s. is and talked with poland to replenish it stock of war planes if warsaw decides to provide its own jets to its neighbor.

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city officials had begun efforts to move people to safety along the humanitarian quarter. the u. s. eyes a deal to supply fighter jets to ukraine, secretary of state, and they blank him, says the u. s. as in talks with poland to replenish stock for plains. if warsaw decides to provide its own jets to its neighbors. and the un says one and a half 1000000 refugees and now fled ukraine, making it europe fastest growing refugee crisis since the 2nd world war. we look at how some are going to help and hope and with fighting, raging outside inside ukraine. hospitals, children keep getting born despite the russian invasion. new mothers hunker down with their new borns, as maternity wards, double as bomb shelters. ah, i'm william good craft, welcome to the program. the 11th day of russia's war in ukraine, russian troops are showing cities across the country, including the besieged city of maria pal, where to day a 2nd attempt to establish a humanitarian corridor to get residents out failed, and the russians broke a cease fire and resumed their assault on the city, these buses ends up fel

and they messed up everything from refuelling their own vehicles along the way. >> u think the russians really hoped that surrounding the ukraine with 190,000 troops would coerce them into some political initiative. that would be favorable to russia. that hasn't happened. i think that's surprise the russians. and quite frankly, the stiff resistance. the amazing bravery by ukraine soldiers and civilians. has really shocked them. but the russians have proven in the past they can learn from mistakes. they are learning. and they are going to double down with more combat. forces. more air power. to not just secure kyiv and others. but sort out problems with logistics. fire power. with securing the air space over ukraine. >> talk about this with another analyst. a couple hours ago. i'd like your thoughts. the aspect of this. david and glooit. the motivated army that is the under dog can seriously challenge and under motivated army. do you think that is happening here? given the ukrainians are fighting for their nation. the performance they put up. >> you're on the mark. it's been very clear.

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and after the soviet union disappeared from the world map along with the warsaw pact, the u. s. got absolutely out of control. they think they can do whatever they want . yugoslavia is a case in point. we saw ought to disregard international law. the use of the armed forces and weapons by number of countries including depleted uranium ammunition. was there any uproar note they realized they could go ahead, concocted a justification, and got away with it today. some european ladies admit, well yes, maybe they overreacted a little, but it does not go beyond that. again, the u. s. behaves this way around the world because they think there is no longer any competition, but they are wrong. life does not stand still prompting new developments in international relations in new countries emerging the strong power houses. it means new centers of gravity and international relations, being shaped, take the people's republic of china, india, and the russian federation. the unipolar world is over us, is no longer the mazda of planet us. lost innocence, if it is, you must say, were that some

to stress that they are signatories to something called the british press. memorandum from 994 along with u. k, a u. s. that makes clear ukraine will be independent, though, as i say bad enough, that they go in the salt ukraine in european security in this way. and then they lie about it. and really, you know, that this is already a terrible situation. is made worse by russian dis, information, and russian lies. but the majority of the u. n. c. that you'll know that there was a vote in the general assembly where a 141 countries condemned russia's aggression against ukraine. and only 4 countries voted with russia. so i think that gives you a very good insight into what the international community thinks. it's far as the security council goes. it is disappointing, but it's not unexpected that the russians be towed to be honest. the price of the existence of the b tow has been the continuation of the united nations. in my view . throughout the decade since 945, it was one of those conditions built in to the founding of the u. n. it obviously has its limits, as we've seen over ukraine and the r

broken, renewed russian chilling has halted a 2nd attempt to evacuate residents to safety along a humanitarian cargo. and u. s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln says, washington is working on a deal with poland to supply new crime with fighter jets under the deal. the u. s. would replenish poland. stock of war pines if warsaw decides to send its soviet era across to you prior to news update this hour. we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour. there's plenty more ella analysis and information on the war on our website as well. that's d, w dot com. william blue coughed will be here with you next to alex. i'm rebecca, written in berlin. thanks very much for watching with ah, with a, a green revolution is underway. and beads women are part of a country boy mission, a 100 percent eco friendly refrigeration system for 10 year old contaminated freezers. going eco friendly with pico africa on dw. ah, devastated how is this soft are we can with cars kinda defects of climate change? i mean, felt worldwide before a station in the rain forest continued, carbon dioxide emissions have risen again. young pe

u. s. forces and other allies all along the eastern flight. i think it will become a reality. all right, on that we're going to have to leave it. thanks very much to all 3 of you. right. well check robert shell and samuel romney, thanks so much for being on inside story. and thank you as always for watching them and we can see the program again, any time by visiting our website as a little com. and for further discussion, you can go to our facebook page at facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a j inside story for me has him seek and the whole team here. and uh huh. bye. for now, i lose scarcity has become a major global issue. the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down, turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit. just because it's life doesn't mean it cannot be priced. what about the guy that can afford it? until the water out there examines the social financial and environmental impact of water privatization loads of water on al jazeera. from the rui

u. s. military terrific treatment of iraqi detainees. along with the evidence that they failed to investigate hundreds of reports of abuse, torture, rape, and murder, iraqi police and soldiers, a, [000:00:00;00] a, [000:00:00;00] with me. and for those who did survive, many are still dealing with the consequences of the invasion to this day, which include ongoing health issues, as well as continued reports of children being born with severe birth defects. but even though the united nations secretary general declared that the u. s. invasion of iraq was illegal and violated the un charter back in 2004, the architects of the iraq war continued to walk free to this day. and it's not just a rock over the last 20 years, the u, as in its allies, have dropped more than 337000. another country making for an average of $46.00 strikes per day, doing the same politicians that supported one or after another, suddenly claim that they care about civilian casualties. all the biggest question becomes why now in washington, rachel, robins, archie with many iraq

city officials had begun efforts to move people to safety along with monetary important and the u. s. eyes a deal to supply fighter jets to ukraine, secretary of state, anthony lincoln says, the u. s. is in talks with poland to replenish its stock of war planes. if warsaw decides to provide its own jets to its neighbors and the un.

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u. s. president is still considering the no fly zone option along with other western leaders. and this is something we know will be a topic of discussion when the u. s. president travels next week on march 24th to be precise, as he not only attends a european council meeting, but also a meeting in brussels, belgium of nato leaders. kimberly, how can i bring this up to date from the white house? thank you. well, nato defense ministers meeting in brussels say they will continue to supply ukraine with weapons. but again, ruled out implementing a no fly zone. the military alliance that it would provide significant support against russian forces through military supplies, financial help, and humanitarian aid. secretary general young stoughton, but said the war had created a new reality. nato needs to adapt the alliance once to station more troops and eastern europe and build up a permanent eastern flank face. and you reality for our security. so we most restrict our collective defense on the terms for the longer term. today we talked our military commanders to the rollup options acr

u. member states are sending weapons to ukraine along with ammunition and medical supplies. as the european union has added another 26 people to its sanction list imposed against russia over the conflict. meanwhile, a decree signed by ukraine's president to allow foreigners to enter the country without a visa to fight for ukraine against russia has come into force. correspondent peter oliver reports for the european union has stepped up deliveries of lethal aid to ukraine following russia's invasion of the country. the high representative for foreign affairs of the european union. yo separate al says that old member states need to step up and provide ukraine with what it needs in this situation or so for further training. and our forces is crucial. crucial. they need munitions, your new healthcare material. they need to defensive purpose arms of any kind and we are going to provide them together by with the member to state germany provided its 1st delivery of weapons on monday that marked a major policy shift for berlin. they'd previously said that they wouldn't be sending w

u. s. military terrific treatment of iraqi detainees. along with the evidence that they failed to investigate hundreds of reports of abuse, torture, rape, and murder, iraqi police and soldiers. and for those who did survive, many are still dealing with the consequences of the invasion to this day, which include ongoing health issues as well as continued reports of children being born with severe birth defects. ah ah. but even though the united nations secretary general declared that the u. s. invasion of iraq was illegal and violated the un charter back in 2004, the architects of the iraq war continue to walk free to this day. and it's not just a rock over the last 20 years, the u, as in his allies have dropped more than 337000 bombs on other countries making for an average of 46 strikes per day. so in the same politicians as supported one war after another suddenly claim that they care about civilian casualties. all the biggest question becomes why now in washington, rachel, robins, archie, with the rocky still struggling to piece their lives

it brings to a total, $1000000000.00 of military 8. announce just this week along by the says that the u . s. will keep up its pressure on vladimir putin in other ways as will where crippling prunes economy with punishing sanctions. that's going to only grow more painful over time with the entire nate on you behind us and many other countries. what's a stake here are the principles that the united states in the united nations in across the world. stanford. it's about freedom. it's about the right people to determine their own future. it's about making sure ukraine never will never be of victory for prudent no matter what advances he makes on the battlefield. sorry, bill for more on today's of it's us go over to washington correspondent oliver salads has been covering today's story forest. good me to you. all a bird, so we had president zalinski on a huge screen in front of the entire u. s. congress to day describe what it was like there. mean, how did you, as well makers react ever and a very emotional speech and to really the president that it has become the symbol of ukrainian resistan