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e u. it gets a lot of funds from the e to support infrastructure and these kinds of things the e has been holding back a lot of otherwise earmarked support for poland as, as retribution as punishment is consequence for not sticking to you. rules on rule of law transparency, democratic values. and these are all things that the u. s. president also says he stands for and he's in the past, you know, highlighted poland as one country of several that seems to be backsliding into authoritarianism. but at the same time, standing up to russia right now, pulling always been very, very hard on russia, harder than many other parts of the you like germany. so you see this very much a tale of 2 countries, a golden child and a black sheep. so to speak, when it comes to all the western alliance. right now, it's been interesting also about russia's invasion of ukraine, is that we have seen such a strong show of unity among western allies on that has even taken some by surprise . how strongly they have come together and has acquired some huge shifts in policy . that's been quite a parent here in germany p

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so we'll china try to fill the gap and supply russia with the goods it would normally get from the e u. and thus subvert the sanctions. it's a difficult situation for china. i said, you know where you could say they want to be neutral. but this is difficult because that is not always the sanctions i engineer and i don't think china will want to lose its connection with the rest of the world. economically, it's not a big problem for them to lose their connection with russia. so it's a, it's, it's a big political issue. it's not really an economic issue for china. chinese companies face a dilemma in the sanctions game. if they supply russia, the goods which the e u has banned, they could face difficulties in the u. s. cloud as she not, and also, i believe that china has a great interest in not jeopardizing trade relations with the west. we are a much more important market in the e. u and in north america than russia is in every sectors due to being in the end of the sanctions. tough enough to achieve their goal they have massive consequences for the ordinary lives of ordinary people in r

get hard. and they say like for many, the 1st stop in the e. u is the ship to train station in poland on the ukrainian border. more and more refugees arrive every day. and more helpers to anna has come from the v. it's a 24 hours to get here. it normally takes just to but russian troops have bombed the railway, so the trains have to keep stopping for the tracks to be repaired. at least a warm meal and a bed await the new arrival. it was exactly, we're very thankful to the polish people for helping ukraine crazy me saturday wants to return to ukraine where he was born. he lives in poland and has a wife and 2 year old daughter here. but he's a military reserve. it well, and it's a thing and devastating. she said, i can't watch this war raging in my country. seeing what's happening on tv breaks my heart with the bullets of the but the train to keep scheduled for today seems to have been cancelled. is less than a 100 kilometers to the east in levine, a line has formed in front of the local office for the ukrainian military. these volunteers want to t

so we'll china try to fill the gap and supply russia with the goods it would normally get from the e u. and thus subvert the sanctions. so, difficult situation for china, i think you know where you could say they want to be neutral. but this is difficult because that's not always a sanctions i engineer and i don't think china will want to lose its connection with the rest of the world. economically, it's not a big problem for them to lose their connection with russia. so it's a, it's, it's a big political issue. it's not really an economic issue for china. chinese companies face a dilemma in the sanctions game. if they supply russia, the goods which the e u has banned, they could face difficulties in the u. is covered as seen on causes. i believe that china has a great interest in not jeopardizing trade relations with the west. we are a much more important market in the e. u and in north america than russia is in every sector's. jacob sinkter, in the end of the sanctions tough enough to achieve their goal. they have massive consequences for the ordinary lives of ordinary people in russ

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so we'll china try to fill the gap and supply russia with the goods it would normally get from the e u. and thus subvert the sanctions. it's a difficult situation for china. i think you know where you could say they want to be neutral. but this is difficult because that is not always the sanctions i engineer and i don't think china will want to lose its connection with the rest of the world. economically, it's not a big problem for them to lose their connection with russia. so it's a, it's, it's a big political issue. it's not really an economic issue for china. chinese companies face a dilemma in the sanctions game. if they supply russia, the goods which the e u has banned, they could face difficulties in the u. s. cloud a see not, and also i believe that china has a great interest in not jeopardizing trade relations with the west. we are a much more important market in the e. u and in north america than russia is in every sectors james, in, in the end of the sanctions tough enough to achieve their goal. they have massive consequences for the ordinary lives of ordinary people in russi

and in this particular instance, he's trying to get a no fly zone and that reference to nato and the e u. but he knows that he's going to have real difficulty getting any of those things. although of course, the e u is considering candidate status for ukraine. dominic, would you just stay there for a 2nd? for me, please. i want to bring in a clip from the nato secretary general un stolen berg who's also speaking today. warning against the escalating nato has a responsibility to prevent this conflict from escalating further. that would be even more dangerous and would cause more suffering, death, and destruction. this is president. putin swore he must stop the war. withdraw his forces and engage in the book in diplomacy in good faith. dominic, what's the installment trying to achieve in berlin? what's he building towards? well, there are 3 different meetings. the dns shot and back sector general of nato has either already had or is having here in berlin today with mr. shaw shots, the chancellor, but also then with the defense minister, languished. and then finally with foreign minister bo

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because, you know, a lot of those countries have been trying to get into the e u and they've been largely blocked in the past. but, you know, of course, the introspection is necessary and very important. and i do think that the mistakes that have been made in american foreign policy, like the iraq war have echoed through the years in ways that were not anticipated. that had been very damaging to america's image into the image of democracy. democracy promotion in the eyes of many is synonymous with invasion and that's, that's a very bad situation. i just think the timing is important. so that interest section is important. but i don't think that that should get in the way of our doing whatever we can to help protect your brain, because that protection really needs to come now. and i think that, you know, having these self doubts at this particular moment is just not the right timing for it. hopefully, if this russian assault can be beaten back, then i think it'll be completely appropriate to say, well, we haven't created the kind of world where nobody uses military force, you know, across

the us feels that it could be looking for ways to get around us and e, u organized sanctions, regimes that are punishing russia for its invasion. the u. s. is also very concerned that russia and china may try to find ways of providing financial assistance to each other. that the chinese may be willing to provide the military assistance of some unspecified client, whatever the assistance could be, the u. s. is opposed to it. and so the expectation is that the u. s. president joe biden will say to was chinese counterpart cesium pang that he expects a more robust effort to pressure moscow to stop its invasion, to recall its troops and to try to broker some sort of these fire with the government and cave and ross, the divided administration has been keeping up its strong rhetoric against president putin was have listened to the secretary of state yesterday. president biden said that in his opinion, war crimes had been committed in ukraine. personally, i agree intentionally targeting civilians is a war crime. after all the destruction of the past 3 weeks, i find it difficult to conclude th

you know, i don't have to tell you that it's been practically impossible to get a e u wide migration policy implemented so. so this decision to day, does it mean that it's in you wide for these people coming from ukraine? i mean, can they work and can they stay in any country? yes, that means they can and this is unique and that's the 1st for european for the european union. it was a bit of a drama coming to this point because interiors ministers had an emergency meeting on sunday and then they already brought up this directive. i was just talking about and now it's only thursday. so this is fast. this is a really fast process for european union standards. there was hungry, that is a country that is so known for its anti migration stands usually. that house else been blocking this whole direct if a bit of beds only like 3 hours ago. and we have been, i so hungary as spokesperson, the spokesperson, person of hungary, his prime minister victor, or been posting pictures of victor alba and with ukrainian refugees on his twitter account. that's pictures we usually don't see with thick to

e. u to speed up their acceleration of getting rid of russian oil and gas. but for now what we've heard from leaders here, you know, in germany and i went back saying today to foreign minister that this would bring transport to a whole. so there's still a lot of reluctance in europe to pull that lever. right. so given those quite severe potential consequences, i mean, are there other countries that are in a position to step up and replace the energy needs that russia husband supplying? yeah, that's a huge question. russia, obviously, one of the biggest suppliers of oil and gas in the world. everyone's asking now who's, who can do that? who can fill that gap? really? there isn't enough oil. there isn't enough gas out there to do that. it's what analyst are saying. there are other countries that could increase oil production. of course we had the opec plus global oil alliance. they countries like saudi arabia, we're the united arab emirates to do have potential to increase oil production. but i think what we've seen on the market, it shows us that there really

so will china try to fill the gap and supply russia with the goods it would normally get from the e u, and thus subvert the sanctions? it's a difficult situation for china. i think, you know where you could say they want to be neutral. but this is difficult because that's not always the sanctions i engineer and i don't think china will want to lose its connection with the rest of the world. economically, it's not a big problem for them to lose their connection with russia. so it's a, it's, it's a big political issue. it's not really an economic issue for china. chinese companies face a dilemma in the sanctions game. if they supply russia, the goods which the e u has banned, they could face difficulties in the u. is covered as she not. and also i believe that china has a great interest in not jeopardizing trade relations with the west. we are a much more important market in the e. u and in north america than russia is in every sectors. jacob sector. in the end of the sanctions, tough enough to achieve the goal to have massive consequences for the ordinary lives of ordinary people in ru

so we'll china try to fill the gap and supply russia with the goods it would normally get from the e u. and thus subvert the sanctions. it's a difficult situation for china. i said, you know where you could say they want to be neutral. but this is difficult because that's not always a sanctions i engineer and i don't think china will want to lose its connection with the rest of the world. economically, it's not a big problem for them to lose their connection with russia. so it's a, it's, it's a big political issue. it's not really an economic issue for china. chinese companies face a dilemma in the sanctions game. if they supply russia, the goods which the e u has banned, they could face difficulties in the u. s. cloud as she non courses, i believe that china has a great interest in not jeopardizing trade relations with the west. we are a much more important market in the e. u and in north america than russia is in every sectors. jacobs inc to in the end of the sanctions tough enough to achieve their goal they have massive consequences or the ordinary lives of ordinary people in russia

so this is going to be a tremendous strain for the e u r, but they are absolutely willing and getting ready to, to tackle this. and so it seems the they are continuing in the vein that we have seen in the past week that they're really trying to do everything possible to help her. thank you. barbara. d w corresponded barbara vessel in brussels. the crumb it has long been cracking down on independent media in russia. censoring voice is critical of the government's aims. when the war in ukraine began, authorities band media outlets from using terms like attack or invasion, or indeed war to describe what was happening. now, the latest casualty in the information waters independent radio station and echo of moscow. it says it's being closed down after being taken off air over its coverage of the war, crackling and hissing. that's all there can be heard on the frequency that radio echo must cree used to broadcast on for 30 years. it was the only national radio station, not under the control of the kremlin echoes board of directors voted to liquidate the station. after russia media watchdog

this impassioned plea to be taken under the western umbrella as it were, not going to get into nato, but maybe the e u, as barbara just mentioned, it just struck me. it really resonates as from the time when the, when their iron curtain went down across europe. and i think all in all, it was truly a deeply moving speech as, as she remarked, his statement that hockey's freedom square. he said, the biggest square in europe had been struck by what he said were cruise missiles. and that now every square in ukraine is freedom square, where we could really, you and i hear the translator gasping for breath with that powerful rhetoric from a man probably we wouldn't have thought to b a to b a. so ernest, you know, he's a canadian, is he the right man? the rod placement. no history makes men as the saying goes, women to, of course. and certainly a history has helped to make him in the sense of putting him in this place at this time. but clearly he would have had the traits of leadership to rise to this occasion. i also think about the fact that he was offered to as the u. s. offered to help him leave ukraine.

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u. e and germany. the hope is that hydrogen could help germany accelerate efforts to the carbon ice meliss get more in this strong chip on the chin belly brought us our 4th. thanks for joining us in the studio from that just a little bit more about these. these deals that germany struck with the u. a x as a handful of them as, as, as 5 deals as specifically. and of course on those deals are really about research development like the em, germany, economy minister. oh, but havoc said there. and one of the more interesting ones is the one of which includes lufthansa and siemens are energy and an hour. and a moretti company called mazda. and they're supposed to work on an aviation fuel would be a synthetic fuel using hydrogen, which is what all those deals are about. so it's really about getting hydrogen which is you know, carbon, you troll, depending on how it's produced right now. it is produced in a way that it still releases emissions, but it, they weigh less than what we have in fossil fuels and we'll be looking to get in one of those deals, of course, for the aviation fuel that is synthetic and woul

get out of the country. some of whom have managed to reach the e. u by bosco o fought for now it's germany, which has become the main hope for refugees. while countries like poland also offer assistance, many are unable to hold back tears and having to leave their homeland behind. over not every european state seems to have the alms open quite as wide fronts and the u . k. a currently trading bob's over who should look after those currently stoked in the french ports of calais? fullest lia looks at the west's reaction to the refugees. hundreds of thousands of ukrainian refugees are crossing to europe in what the you in cause the largest migration crisis in essentially and it's politicians have been quick to explain why the you should take them in at the end of the me list that if we had these women, children, and elderly must be welcomed in europe. anyone can now perfectly understand the difference between the flow of refugees that is happening now and the invasion of young men, of military age and of muslim origin that have been launched against diff

prices go too high because somebody else will take the market and things get out of hand and they have problems. so i will say that the u. e also refused together with the search saudi arabia to talk to mr. biden on this topic. but the u. a has since changed his mind and they will pump. i don't think there's much doubt that when it is needed and the saudis will pump more, as long as they're, they don't see that pumping more will. arden will depress prices. that's what they worry about. they start pumping and the prices go low. so i think they will come along, they're making a political point, as well as being cautious when you briefly touched on china as a possible reason for the fact of the oil twice has gone back below a 100 dollars a barrel. despite the ongoing, warring ukraine, which fuel to price spike recently is that the only reason is this, such an important consumer of oil and in the petroleum that that's the key player we should be looking out for here as we look to the future and see where prices are going yes, they're very important. and let me just say, here's what i think is going to develop. i'm here in germ

just get out my washing n e y, a boat will save people in russia. spot starts u d, but we'll save people in ukraine where i see, nobody will say people cry, hooting, woodham, spa cycle d up. push them. yet ladder is one of the russians who fled the country to berlin. he wrote a well known blog calling for sustainable development of his home city, chile ovens. after russia's invasion of ukraine. he took a critical stance and was hit with serious consequences. when you may breski brazil, my friends and relatives started riding that i was taking the position of an enemy or to state for yeah, i was aghast. just devastated. yeah. blew up a social for the 1st time in my life though, i felt like i was in danger of physical violence because of my views up with almost the up us also sto, lewd and that's what people were threateningly with in the comments they wrote up with them but in speech with rosen as a result near video, yet quickly packed his things and drove to the e. u to estonia in his car, his friends in berlin had taken him in for the time being. now his future and his plans are both u

e u. member states. and germany has a very powerful industrial sector, which gets a lot of its electric power from natural gas fueled power plants. so it would indeed cause a lot of pain to cut off those supplies. cold turkey as it were. and in fact, chancellor will have schultz told the parliament that this week saying that it would hurt industry, it would cost jobs and could plunge germany and even europe into a recession. nonetheless, the fact is that even though germany is dragging its feet on an official stop, it is an to moving very fast behind the scenes to diversify away from russian fossil fuels. and in fact, the economy and climate minister says that on oil and on coal, he thinks that objective will be accomplished by the end of this year, which is quite extraordinary. and that by 2024, germany can probably also be totally off of russia. natural gas, so how is he and by the way, already got it, share down now from 55 percent of natural gas supplies coming from russia to actually 40 percent 15 percent reduction in just a matter of weeks. so that's pretty remarkable. he's doing that. among other t

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and the question is, the e u has said it's got enough liquid natural gas now ready. we could get through the next few months, but this isn't a matter of a few months. this is the long haul and that's what the chancellor was talking about here. and it's going to require a major rethink of energy policy and you and i will be talking to this for a long time to come. thank you very much. belinda. marina corranio chief political editor, and just remind you, assume i have just joined us. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has made a video address before a special session of european parliament was gathering to debate russia's invasion in an emotional speech. the lensky describe the recent attack from ukraine's cities saying russia was targeting children. he reiterated his appeal for his country's immediate membership to the you saying the block would be stronger with ukraine in it. let's have a quick lesson, missouri. but also the saloon is it is for more than it will to me. it shows that as a local, when you was healing, he misunderstood that job and he still not long, even though