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u. s. a. u. s. live alliances will be actually canceled also for regime change in the other congress. i also see limits to the u. s. power to the u. s. ability to lead and to act as a be level of hedge more because the level of huge amounts they produce global public goods. and they offer something, something positive to the congress that wants to engage in their system. what does the united states offer now to congress the washington wants to support the us and to contain russia? what does the united states over 2 countries like china, india, brazil, except for threats, except for black male in the new thing, since the sanctions? i think it means that, you know, the united states of course remains a leader and the engine won't. but for a very limited number of countries, especially in europe, in some countries in asia. but as for the rest of the world, we are really watching the birth over new international system over new era in the development of the international system, with much greater pluralism ever since with much greater independence in terms of the posters. a institutions, y

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u. s. has is it dictates the rules for both policy and condemnation. in fact, just last week, the u. s. declared a genocide of the people in medium are a key member of the southeast asian alliance with some even calling for military intervention. the u. s. government should couple, it's condemnations of mine. mars military with action for too long. the u. s. and other countries have allowed my mars generals to commit atrocities with few real consequences. there have also been tensions with cambodia, which is the chair of the alliance after the u. s and allison arms embargo back in december, claiming it was concerned about the influence of china's military. we urge the cambodian government to make meaningful progress and addressing corruption and human rights abuses and to work to reduce the influence of the p. r. c. military and cambodia, which threatens regional and global security. so washington is sending the message, the nations in the region can't get too close to china or russia, or they may find themselves facing action from the us. but that didn't stop in donasia from joining china and voicing support for russia's place in the g 20 alliance. noting that it is the premie

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u. s. american political cartoonist. ted rall addresses that issue in a comic about a suppose it russian alliance encroaching on the u. s. much like nato encroaches on russia. we discussed this with him. he says, washington wants to prevent russia from establishing deep ties with mexico because the u. s. wants to control its southern neighbor. on top of that just is the fact that the united states is, is talking out of 2 sides of their mouths, that they want to control canada, mexico, the entire western hemisphere through the monroe doctrine. look at what happened back in the early 1960 s during the cuban missile crisis. the united states did, you know, threatened to invade cuba, it sent an anti castro cubans, right. wingers to go and try to overthrow the government of cuba at the time. because cuba was too close to what was then the soviet union. but you know, they, they, they don't understand why a country like russia might not want an enemy allied military alliance right on their border. despite attempts to silence the russian media in the e. u. a recent poland, france has revealed that more than half of respondents

and of course, you mentioned that the military alliance is between the u. s. and south korea in terms of the strongest one. the strongest of alliance, there are, there are american soldiers in south korea. so how do you see south korea fitting into the ecosystem of into pacific security? well, you know, i think south korea cannon is a player and can be a player to contribute and, and, and help a defends the international order with all the other like minded countries in democracies, both asian and european. i know that you and, and his advisors wants to cooperate with quad activities. a my understanding right now is the quad itself is not thinking about expanding actual formal membership, but they'll certainly be working with allies important in the region. and of course, and other europe, especially to and work together on, on interests and issues of mutual concern. and so at least for now we are hearing that unit is advisors are determined to really step up, do more in the region, contribute more to world issues. so we'll have to see, to what extent they're a

u. s. lead alliance had made its real position on ukraine plates and moscow. that's the take away from presence in the landscape, latest into view to west and media. i requested them personally to say to say direct please, if we're going to serve you in to new york or nato in a year or 2 or 5. and the response was really clear, you're not going to be in a tour member, but publicly, with the doors will remain open. so basically, it turns out that there was a chance of avoiding this conflict altogether. zalinski saying that nato has essentially been bluffing about the possibility of accepting ukraine into the military alliance. all this time comes as a real shock. basically, the west could have potentially stopped this whole situation of an escalation of tensions and 2 armed conflict between russia and ukraine. if it just told moscow the truth, and let's not forget back when joe biden was actually a senator, he also warned against the further eastward expansion of nato. he said it could have possibly lead to an open conflict between russia and the west. and in 1

u. s. that alliance admits president the landscape. it is all these logical book autocad, and for example, what the point of the ship was, the transport troops of heavy equipment. we report from ukraine's here port hub, the dance could recently captured by the russian military and now being used to humanity. when a tarion relief efforts to help civilian in the unbuttoned city of mario and farmers, truckers and trade union paid to the streets of europe to protest against thorn prices as a result of sanctions imposed on russia by the you ah a warm welcome. this is dorothy international coming to you live from moscow. it's great to have you with us. let's go straight to the latest developments around ukraine presidents, the lensky phase ne, so had previously refused to accept ukraine into the alliance, but still kept telling russia that the doors into the u. s. and block remained open for kias. meanwhile, zalinski have been slammed by some israeli officials off he compared to the ongoing conflict in ukraine to the holocaust and cold on te

u. s. lead alliance admit president lengthy. it is all these large caliber. oh, got it. for example, what the point of the shippers with drugs port troops, heavy equipment we were poured from ukraine, he poured hub, danced recently captured by the russian military and now being useful humanitarian relief to help civilians and the embattled city of mario and farmers truck. as on trade, unions take the strength of europe to protest against soaring prices as a result of sanctions imposed on russia by the u. ah. a warm welcome you're watching our t international. it's good to happy with us. let's get straight to the latest developments around ukraine. president zalinski is nato had previously refused to accept ukraine into the alliance, but still kept telling russia that the door into the u. s. lead block remained open for keith. well meanwhile, zalinski has been slammed by some israeli officials off. he can pads the ongoing conflict in ukraine to the holocaust and cold on television to put pressure on moscow. plus the e. u is reportedly discussing an embargo on russian oil

u. s. lead alliance admits president the landscape. it is all these large caliber also try to resolve both what the board of the shippers for transport troops of heavy equipment. we report from ukraine, key port harbor dans recently captured by the russian military. now they use full humanitarian relief efforts to help civilians in the embattled city of mario and farmers. charcoal van trade unions take to the streets of europe to protest against storing prices as a result of sanctions imposed on russia by the interview. ah, i will welcome your watching artie international. it's good to have you with us as go straight to the latest developments around ukraine, president for lensky. se nato had previously refused to accept ukraine into the alliance, but still kept telling russia that the door was into the u. s. lead block remained open for keith. meanwhile, zalinski has been slammed by some israeli officials off the he compares the ongoing conflict in ukraine to the holocaust and cold on televi to put pressure on moscow. plus the e. u is

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in south korea, in terms of supporting the alliance with the united states. yet every poll says the same thing, which is that south koreans consider the u. s. r o k alliance as the bedrock of their security. and there's, you know, despite all of the chaos of the trump years, really this alliance relationship whether that storm. so there continues to be very strong support. and both the liberal and conservative candidates are signaling the same kind of commitment to the united states going forward. so that in a way is the bedrock of the foreign policy. but once you go beyond that, things get complicated. when you look at the relationship with china, there's an ongoing debate about how to navigate that. there hasn't been a lot of debate about russia, but obviously now there has to be given the world situation. john de larry, thank you so much for joining us. it's a pleasure, melissa. thank you. now tattoos might not be the most urgent campaign issue, but they're being talked about in south korea's upcoming election. officially tattoo artists in south korea are criminals, because the country only allows doctors to do them. but there are growi

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i'm present. lensky says he's expecting serious steps from the alliance. u. s. president joe biden has arrived in brussels for those talks and he'll be meeting with nato g 7. and the leaders of this 4 day trip biden has warned that there's a real threat that russia could use chemical weapons against ukraine. the un security council has just rejected a resolution drafted by russia on the humanitarian crisis in ukraine. the draft made no reference to its attacks on ukraine, only russia and china voted in favor of the resolution. french car maker renee has halted operations at his plant in moscow. this comes after ukraine's president urge french companies to stop doing business in russia. and i was also deliberating what to do with its majority stake in rushes. number one, car maker after vase the afghan taliban is being accused of breaking its promises after it reversed its decision to allow girls to return to school. many girls showed up for their 1st day back in 7 months, but we're only told to go a little bit later than before. we us secretary of state, madele

u. s. capabilities there, but also nato itself. the alliance including the u. s. all his key players, like the u. k, like the germans, like the french have, have a facilities for this and are going to come up with plans to try and protect nato populations that live near russia. but also, and they probably left this a little bit late, but to try and protect the ukranian army and or the ukrainian people, the actual specialized agency of nato, the deals with us in the czech republic. which i think is interesting because when that used to be czechoslovakia and in the iron curtain, that's where they developed their speciality with regard to chemical and biological warfare. well, what we're going to see soon is this north atlantic council, formerly convened by the secretary general jens sultan berg, and then a lot of discussion behind closed doors, including the 1st address to the leaders by mr. zelinski. at one other thing, not perhaps the most important thing on the agenda, but one thing that we're hearing is being discussed is some allies would actually like mr. stil

u. s. you have this world wide alliance of countries. the votes at the u. n. for overwhelming putin today is support. it is supported by kim young own by i sat and lucas shinkel can you imagine? so this is something which is really remarkable. i've seen, i'm really surprised by the amount of solidarity we have in east european countries in my own countries. people want to support ukraine, that they see what putting his doing. and of course, to, to go down in the direction now of an energy of a gas embargo. it's something very tough that has serious. it has serious repercussions. but, you know right now there are plans to also by the commission to see to it that we get faster to an independence of russian energy. and i think people are ready to, to go ahead. i think that people will not allow russia to do with key if what he has done to lead to and what he has done also to grow city girls have more and more, quite serious voices coming in and advocating some degree of intervention by nato. whether it is in trying to create a so called no fly zone of ukraine. or

u. s. says the military alliance will respond. if that happens, ah, clubs, the whole robin, you're watching all of their life. we're headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 30 minutes. a warning that there's no safe place in the ukrainian city of co keith, russian forces are accused of targeting residential areas. also the un blames russia for the human.

and of course, you mentioned that the military alliance is between the u. s. and south korea in terms of the strongest one. the strongest of alliance, there are, there are american soldiers in south korea. so how do you see south korea fitting into the ecosystem of into pacific security? well, you know, i think south korea cannon is a player and can be a player to contribute and, and, and help a defends the international order with all the other like minded countries and democracies. both asian and european. i know that you and, and his advisors wants to cooperate with quad activities. a my understanding right now is the quad itself is not thinking about expanding actual formal membership, but they'll certainly be working with allies important in the region and of course, and other than europe, especially to and work together on, on interests and issues of mutual concern. and so at least for now, we are hearing that unit is advisors are determined to really step up, do more in the region, contribute more to world issues. so we'll have to see, to what extent the

u. s. says the military alliance will respond if that happens. ah, times the who robin the watching officer alive my headquarters here in doha. also coming up a warning that there is no safe place in the ukrainian city of kirk cave. russian forces are accused of targeting residential areas. these people have never.

u. s. you have this world wide. an alliance of, of countries vote at the u. n. for overwhelming putting today is support, it is supported by kim young own by i sat and lucas shinkel can you imagine? so this is something which is really remarkable. i've seen i'm, i'm really surprised by the amount of solidarity we have in east european countries in my own countries. people want to support ukraine, that they see what put in his doing. and of course, to, to go down in the direction now of an energy of a gas embargo. it's something very tough. it has serious, it has serious repercussions. but no right now that there are plans to em also by the commission to and see to it that we get faster to an independence of russian energy. and i think people are ready to, to go ahead. i think that people will not allow russia to do with key if what he has done to lead to and what he has done also to gross any girls have more and more, quite serious voices coming in and advocating some degree of intervention by nato. whether it is in trying to create a so called no fly zone of uk

alliance with the united states. yeah, every poll says the same thing, which is that south koreans consider the u. s. r o k alliance as the bedrock of their security. and there's, you know, despite all of the chaos of the trump years, really this alliance relationship, whether that storm. so there continues to be very strong support and both the liberal and conservative candidates are signaling the same kind of commitment to the united states going forward. so that in a way is the bedrock of the foreign policy. but once you go beyond that, things get complicated. when you look at the relationship with china, there's an ongoing debate about how to navigate that. there hasn't been a lot of debate about russia, but obviously now there has to be given the world situation. john de larry, thank you so much for joining us. it's a pleasure, melissa. thank you. now, tattoos might not be the most urgent campaign issue, but they're being talked about in south korea's upcoming election. officially tattoo artist in south korea are criminals because the country only allows doctors to do them. but there are growing

secretary general yen stockton berg was among the 1st to arrive for an emergency summit of alliance leaders. u. s. president joe biden is also in the belgian capital and will be taking part in all of today's consultations . now, speaking ahead of the start of the talks, nato chief assessed oldenburg said russian president vladimir putin made a big mistake by inviting ukraine and that the alliance needed to prevent the conflict from spreading. the fact is that we faced the most serious security crisis in the generation and therefore natal needs to respond. we need to do more on there for you to invest more on that. there's a new sense of urgency, but we have also made it clear that term and we will not send in nato troops on the ground or nato planes in the air. we do that because sir, we have a responsibility to ensure that this conflict do not escalate beyond ukraine. that will cause even more suffering even more. that's even more destruction. i can, we can frustrate our brussels correspondent and band li got about we just heard the nato secretary general and saying that we need to do more. but

u. s. dominance within the alliance, so he's defending actually grainy and government freedom to submit itself to nato control in dominance. so this is a serious conflict and we are facing concerning the sanctions. the u. s. claim of the so called unipolar world. they are trying hard to organize this unipolar world . they're trying to hard to organize insecurity energy. they are intervening into global energy markets. they are trying to force everyone to sell strategic reserves of oil for instance. and they are trying to keep up the system going under their dominance and guidance. and we can simply measured their success by taking a look at the oil price or the gas price. they fail in that. so this is a reflection that the sanctions are failing as well. and i think this is a profound config. it's, it goes well beyond the crate. this is very important to acknowledge that this conflict is involved us global dominance and it's very contested right now. currently, you know, crane, but in other parts of the world as well. we spoke earlier with a former ukranian prime minister, who says presid

native condemns rushes attack on the nuclear side ahead of a special summit of the alliance is foreign ministers, u. s. secretary state antony, lincoln's message to moscow. heading into the tops is if conflict comes, we are ready. and russia restrict access to independent news websites including dw, that's as it's parliament approves a law that could see anyone publishing. so cold, fake news about its armed forces faced jail terms of up to 15 years. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. ukrainian officials say russian forces have seized the zap, or is she a nuclear power plant in the southeast of the country responsible for about a quarter of ukraine's energy production. russian troops launched an attack on facility over night, leading to a fire plant, which is europe's largest ukraine's state emergency service, says it managed to put out the blaze and secure nuclear safety. authority say that radiation levels remain unchanged and are correspond on the ground says ukrainian workers are still in control of operations there resonate the laudermill zalinski has accused russia of trying t

u. s. says the military alliance will respond if that happens. ah, the horrible you're watching of 0 life, my headquarters here in doha also coming up. a warning that there is no safe place in the ukrainian city of car keith. russian forces are accused of targeting residential areas. these people have never held a weapon before. they are civilians that are going to be joining the fight, but they want to know how to, if it come to the i'm stephanie decker in the vital port city of odessa. we'll have that story coming up. also, north korea lodge is what could be its largest intercontinental ballistic missile fronting south korea to conduct its own drills. welcome to the program. it's been one months since rusher invaded ukraine. the leaders of nato, the european union, and the group of 7 nations have met him, brussels condemning russia's actions, and announcing further sanctions, the 30 nato ally said, rushes aggression against you. crane was the gravest threat to euro atlantic security in decades. you as president joe biden, also committed more hu