u. s. d. u hopes that trade can keep the relationship between india and europe warm that get more this from d w as charo cartucker in delhi charo. what does this joint trade and technology council entail? well, it's a, it's a one of a kind arrangement as was the one who says, but knowing that you only has one touch of mentor and that is with a us. so she kind of, you know, underline how significant it is that the european union has opened the arrangement with india. now this is largely to sort out all bottlenecks on trade and technology collaboration issues. and significantly, what she mentioned was, this is going to be a sort of an institution that will take care of political bottlenecks in the deepening of the trade and technology relationship. remember chris, and then you have been trying to finalize an f d a for a very long time. there have been several bottlenecks which are largely political calls. so what it appears that this days that this, the, the, the objective of this kind of an arran

u. s. d u hopes that trade can keep the relationship between india and europe warm that get more this from dw is charo cartucker in delhi charo. what does this joined trade and technology council entail? well, it's a, it's a one of a kind arrangement as was the one who says, but knowing that you only has one touch of mentor and that is with a us. so she kind of, you know, underline how significant it is that the european union has opened the arrangement with india. now this is largely to sort out all bottlenecks on trade and technology collaboration issues. and significantly, what she mentioned was, this is going to be a sort of an institution that will take care of political bottlenecks in the deepening of the trade and technology relationship. remember chris, and then you have been trying to finalize an f d a for a very long time. there have been several bottlenecks which are largely political called. so what it appears that this day that this, the, the, the objective of this kind of an arrangement is to, is to steer is to provide a political steer. the free is that on the land use to the trade and technology relationship between india and chris, tara. the underlying question though, is, is this council? is it likely to help shift? india stands towards russia. i mean, india is foreign minister says the country is prepared to take a much bigger role in global affairs. well, chris, as i see it this at each one seems to have twin objectives. one is a close to to, to give the necessary push to the long term india, your trade relationship, which has been as, as wonderland mentioned, which has a lot of potential that is get to be unlocked. and of course, in the immediate term, it is aimed at attracting india to sort of reconsider is downs towards russia. as far as the ukraine water is concerned. whether it will have that effect on the situation on the ground in new delhi or not. that remains to be seen so far. the indications from delhi have been that there has really been no reconsideration of the standing. yes, pretty much in the same position as, as it has been since the february end. chris, the one who calls her relationship with india as it seeks the strength and ties with partners other than russia and china. what is india looking for when it comes to the huge r o? well, chris india has been looking at the you as an export partner as already, i think the 3rd largest, 3rd largest export partner. but india wants to market to open up much more free data agreement between the india and u has been languishing because there have been several points on which consensus has been wanting from both from certain things that you has been pushing for and has been reluctant to agree to them and then there are certain things like geographical indicators which india has been pushing for and which has been reluctant to grant. so this is something that india has in mind unlocking the potential of the tree relationship between india and e. oh chris, d, w. s charo carton k and delta chara, thank you. as rosy cheese flee the war ukraine, men are responsible for the bloodshed. there are and feeling the effects they might affect the lounging with caviar and champagne. some of them here and the german capital sanctions should be having exactly these people, the wealthy man closest to the russian liter flooding report. but hunting down which properties in germany are owned by russian. oligarchs is harder than many, had been hoby, a quiet side street in berlin. the war in ukraine seems far

u. s. d. u hopes that trade can keep the relationship between india and europe warm that get more this from d w as charo cartucker in delhi charo. what does this joined trade and technology council entail? well, it's a, it's a one of a kind arrangement as was the one who says, but knowing that you only has one touch of mentor and that is with a us. so she kind of, you know, underline how significant it is that the european union has opened the arrangement with india. now this is largely to sort out all bottlenecks on trade and technology collaboration issues. and significantly, what she mentioned was, this is going to be a sort of an institution that will take care of political bottlenecks in the deepening of the trade and technology relationship. remember chris, and then you have been trying to finalize and f d a for a very long time that have been several bottlenecks which are largely political called. so what it appears at this stage that this, the, the, the objective of this kind of an arrangement is to, is to steer is to provide a political steer. the free is that on the land use to the trade and technology relationship between india and chris, tara. the underlying question though, is, is this council? is it likely to help shift india s stands towards russia? i mean, india is foreign minister says the country is prepared to take a much bigger role in global affairs. well, chris, as i see it this at each one seems to have twin objectives. one is of close to to, to give the necessary push to the long term india, your pre relationship, which has been as, as wonderland mentioned, which has a lot of potential that is get to be unlocked. and of course, in the immediate term, it is aimed at attracting india to sort of reconsider is downs towards russia. as far as the ukraine water is concerned. whether it will have that effect on the situation on the ground in new delhi or not. that remains to be seen so far. the indications from delhi have been that there has really been no reconsideration of the standing. yes, pretty much in the same position as an, as it has been since the february end chris, the year one se calls her relationship with india as it seeks the strength and ties with partners other than russia and china. what is india looking for when it comes to the charo? well, chris india has been looking at the you as an export partner does already, i think the 3rd largest, 3rd largest export partner. but india wants to market to open up much more. the free g agreement between the india and you has been languishing because there have been several points on which consensus has been wanting from both from certain things that you has been pushing for. and it has been reluctant to agree to them. and then there are certain things like geographical indicators which india has been pushing for and which has been reluctant to grant. so this is something that india has in mind unlocking the potential of the trade relationship between india and chris w as charo car to k on deleon char, thank you. as rosy cheese flee the war ukraine, men are responsible for the bloodshed. there aren't feeling the effects they might affect be lounging with caviar and champagne, some of them here and the durham capital sanctions should be hitting exactly these people, the wealthy man closest to the russian liter flooding report. but hunting down which properties in germany are owned by russian oligarchs is harder than many had been hoping. a quiet side street in berlin. the war in ukraine seems far away from here. but these 2 buildings proof that it may not be very far after all, whether the buildings belong to russian. oligarchs is unclear. finance expert christ of cloud feather believes that the sanctions and russia can hardly be implemented in the real estate sector since in berlin. as far as i know, no real estate has been frozen and affected by the sanctions at all in berlin. because we don't even know who owns these properties recently, and it will be in her that's the case with 6 berlin, real estate companies, they in turn belong to 3 other companies that are registered in the british virgin islands. no information is being shared about who is behind these companies. berlin has been popular with russia investors for years. private individuals and companies have invested about 442000000 euros in real estate here since 2011. germany has had a transparency register since 2018 companies are supposed to identify their true owner to this agency. but many still on follow through. authorities are helpless yamisha kind of good. we have no agencies that have the legal man. they detect the asset psych to sniff them out like a bloodhound. it's not regulated in germany. unlike in italy, where the godaddy finance i started confiscating yachts and villas once sanctions were imposed and also show for now for more check out our website at dw, not com slash business, or the d. w. news, youtube channel. cross colbert. i'm raelynn, thanks for watching. every self a successful day with with ah, is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult. with success in our weekly coven, 19 special. every thursday on d w. my name is jungian dan, and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist and a country like switching i was threatened, i was jailed, i was a tad more people like me and guardians of truth. john didn't done. and mexican investigative journalist, unable or not, this is i, you know, every day the government, hey seymour ah, she's been digging the country soil to find out the truth. they want to kill me. and they try many times. they can't some of my sources just because they don't come with me facing the gun can change your life. people need to know what is happening in gardens of truth socially. 3rd on t w with this is dw news live from berlin, a u turn from berlin on sending heavy weapons to ukraine. after a heavy criticism, germany vows to deliver anti aircraft systems to the ukrainian military. for the 1st time, defense minister christine law says more support is on the way. also coming up military leaders from some 40 countries meet in germany to try to help ukraine's military fend off the russian invasion. the u. s. defense secretary says allies will quote, keep moving heaven enough to supply.

u. s. s. r o d u. s. plans to muster all nato nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949 though, the soviets acquired their own nuclear weapons. so any plan to annihilate the u. s . s. i had to be postponed indefinitely, but the idea remains the same. the united states have to be seen as the only major player in the international arena, or anyone who sold otherwise had to be wiped from the earth. if the soviet union itself is move, this is a victory for democracy and freedom. these events clearly serve on national interest. george bush was um, go down of it on you. one anguish v. i'm janet, she leashed to cost him 01 and tablet block on my most of the one of the dean. and he's in london, sound unsigned as horseman, men monsanto. as an annoyance, he, alina was on because he had to say that i completed to know jesus landis, united states became the indispensable country. i worth the exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the path for all of the countries. and so it became a new and renewed a justification for american aggression in the world. it was the

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u. s. assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives in pia accompanied by jeffrey pilot d u. s. investor to ukraine. the american politician visits the my don, key of and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready. when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states government. i don't think that there is any thing really untoward about having an american diplomat. they're handing out cookies. i'm a patriotic american. i love the american people, but i hate the american government. it is the forthright. it is the equivalence of nazi germany. today, lou salma, u. s. army, cultural and nell of initial member of the don't ask people's republic. russell bentley says this is what happens to countries facing nato and the usa ah, devastation and wall syria, iraq, afghanistan and olivia yugoslavia. now ukraine is joining the list of countries devastated by the outcome of a color revolution starters, i wouldn't call it a cou, i would call at the popular overthrow of a, of an illegitimate regime. ah, i

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u s. u a and many less, but the media did not a present. i think though the american me sure i d e a n a b c a u. so that's why i think we need to a well doctor, why do we have to leave it here? thank you very much for your insights today. thank you. thank you. so much and thank you for watching hope to hear again on, well, the part ah with mm ah, with there are 2 kinds of conflicts being fought in ukraine, a western design in controlled propaganda war targeting russia and a russian military campaign. but it's changing the security dynamics of the european continent. and western propaganda is hell bent on escalation. a need to do some key mr. reform or didn't want to be awesome with war. love only deal with little boys will.

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u. s. g d p displaying gets worse performance and is eating some of the u. s. president's critics to say he's putting american last instead of 1st joe biden, once another $33000000000.00 for ukraine. when does it end? does he expect the taxpayer to rebuild ukraine to after the war is over? how much will that cost? just in biden wants to send $33000000000.00 to ukraine. i say, hell no, not a dime should go overseas, especially while america's economy is in decline. no more america last policies. timing is certainly notable right now because when we look at the data, it's adding to the increasing concerns for the us economy. and yet it seems as though the u. s. government is more concerned about ukraine. in fact, right now, as president biden calls on congress to approve another $33000000000.00 and funding for ukraine, congress is also calling on by then to sign off on the return of the lend lease act . now that's a world war 2 era program, which essentially allows us companies to provide new weapons and equipment for allied countries like ukraine, without trad

u. s. assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives in pia accompanied by jeffrey pilot d u. s. investor to ukraine. the american politician visits the my dog here and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready. when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states government. i don't think that there is any thing really untoward about having an american diplomat. they're handing out cookies. i'm a patriotic american, i love the american people, but i hate the american government. it is the forthright. it is the equivalence of nazi germany today, lou salma, u. s. army, cultural and nell of initial member of the don't ask people's republic. russell bentley says, this is what happens to countries facing nato and the usa ah, devastation and wall syria, iraq, afghanistan, olivia yugoslavia, now ukraine is joining the list of countries devastated by the outcome of color revolution. for starters, i wouldn't call it a cou. i would call at the popular overthrow of a, of an illegitimate regime ah, my walking widen in 2014 when my dad started not to plant grain disease, the civil war situation full of from abroad, not from russia, but wolf from bengal. fulton worship from canada, greenland ah, directly from not and your thanks to the finished journalist he understood, couldn't people in the west can know what's really happening and ukraine hoops and not just what's reported by western media. this is a serial war situation, not war between crane and russia, but war from the west against russian world. on february, the 23rd 2014, just after my done th

u and even the u. s. much to its own chagrin. steven beer, c, d w business stevens. always thank you. well, it's a secret. the russian public is getting only a limited picture of what is really happening in ukraine. still many people know enough to know that they want to leave russia particularly highly skilled workers in the tech sector alone is estimated that up to 70000 specialists have already left russia in search of green or job pastors elsewhere with many more expected to follow. it's his neighborhood and his subway station, but maybe not for long, for constantine or snows in his mid fifties, he's been developing a smartphone app for a major russian bank. however, he skeptical now about his future in the country, and i see as the co rushes coating itself off from the outside world. and i don't want that boy, i'd like to breathe free and see the whole world to be to be some you constantine or snows, doesn't know yet, which country he'll go to. it might be israel or germany, his wife ayesha. a translator has her wishlist. the 2 children should come. also, constantine is already taking a german language course with his daughter ish play. he is fish play had deutsche as of select. i think the couple doubts that they'd be coming back soon. i'm. you've been in my shop all day in years. ok, most them, i feel sorry for my country, and yet it hurts me that the future that i had imagined for myself is being taken away. i always liked to travel, but i always loved my country. mister moody would think that a young, new watching video, i don't really believe that russia would develop further see of which i fear that all this will take a very long time and i probably won't return to russia any more. may have been, my russia is deep inside of me. my yacht, i see a anna romania, moscow's economy can already feel the effects of young i. t specialists leaving the country. experts say that quality will sink because well educated programmers have left international firms are especially relocating jobs away from russia who must, who, if you the 1st massacre. this was in the 1st week of march, but it was a heavy blow considering these good people had acquired years of expertise has come on different musical building convincing. now the russian state wants to jump in with support. this expert said that there would be new jobs for programmers, and thus the positive effects caused by sanctions from the west with him. yet the congressman. it's always like this in russia who's a good 1st. everything looks bad to know, but it's really a new challenge and an opportunity for new business ideas. however, constantino's nurse doesn't want to be in that kind of a working environment. he's gathering his documents together in order to also be able to work legally abroad. he hopes it's not too late for him to emigrate somewhere, handled. she wanted everything as possible, maybe would want to leave, but then would be stopped. his russia changed in an instant. many people share the opinion that things will get even darker in the country. it is wiggling now. some of the other stories that were following for you this hour, the turkish government has agreed to request an ist and bullet court transferred to saudi arabia. the trial in absentia of 26 salty suspects. over the murder of journalists, jamal cr shogi, shogi was a leading critic of saudi arabia's crown prince mohamad been selman, and was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul. back in 2018 human rights groups, say, transferring the case could enable a cover police in the u. k have begun handing out fines to people who attended parties in downing street during coven 19 walked down to the prime minister boys. johnson's office says that it will provide an update. if johnson himself, the receives the 5 prime minister, his face pressure to resign over the scandal, which has become known as party gate, only a rare early spring snowfall is disrupting traveling parts of france. more than 20 areas in northern and central france are on alert for snow and ice forecasters say a total of $3.00 to $5.00 centimeters is expected. i football news now and the group stage draw for this years world cup in could tar took place on friday evening. tom, you know, from the w sports is here to take us through the main talking point to tom, who are the winners and the losers of today's draw. so in terms of the winners, there are certainly a couple of teams who i think will be feeling pretty pleased with how the draw turned out for them. one of those teams is england. they were dr

u. s. g d p, displaying its worst performance in years, leaving some critics of the u. s president to say that he's putting america last instead of 1st joe biden, once another $33000000000.00 for ukraine. when does it end? does he expect the taxpayer to rebuild ukraine to after the war is over? how much will that cost? just in bite and wants to send $33000000000.00 to ukraine. i say, hell no, not a dime should go overseas, especially while america's economy is in decline. no more america, last policies. the timing is certainly notable right now because when we look at the data, it's adding to the increasing concerns for the u. s. economy. and yet, it seems as though the u. s. government is more concerned about ukraine. in fact, right now, as president biden calls on congress to approve another $33000000000.00 and funding for ukraine, congress is also calling on by then to sign off on the return of the lend lease act . that's a world war 2 era program, which essentially allows us companies to provide new weapons and equipment for allied countries like ukraine, without traditional government oversight, and without any promise or plans to immediately pay for those weapons and equipment . so that seems to be where congress has their focus. but then at the same time here in the united states, the latest data shows that the us economy shrink unexpectedly in the 1st quarter of 2022 with g d, p falling 1.4 percent. now the main culprit here has been supply chain shortages, and that's incredibly notable because biden even said when he was announcing unprecedented sanctions against russia earlier this year, that the

u. s. army officer and black hawk pilot and senior director at the center on military and political power in washington d. c. he's also a former national security adviser to the u. s. senate. it's good to have you back on the show rad. we've got a lot that's going on right now, rushes offensive to take control of eastern ukraine. it's now underway. here is how the pentagon is describing yet. let's take a listen to that. i'm like to get your reaction. just over the last several, several days. you can see, you can continue to see the russians are, are doing what we call shaping. they're trying to set the conditions for more aggressive, more overt and larger ground maneuvers in the don boss. but again, i would remind this is an area of the country that has seen fighting over the last 8 years. this is terrain that both sides understand and know what, what are your thoughts brand? i mean, is this a new offensive where both sides have equal chances, if you will. thanks for the option to join. you guys can to see again, thanks for the question. you know, i, i think what we've seen over the last week or 2 is obviously that withdrawal of russian forces around key after

u. s. and therefore drive up the price of a range of products. that's why economists predict that inflation in the u. s. will further intensify. d. w correspondent, so song hand, anti paid, so thank you. it takes between 5 and 8 weeks for these container vessels to make it from china to germany. so business here and elsewhere in europe are just starting to feel the problems. hamburg is a key destination for product ship from shanghai and other ports. now, many shipments are delayed for weeks bent. miller has noticed the difference. he's director of purchasing for the whole. so a right hare, maximo sean, could you take a look at our main problem today? our current shipment of 12 containers was supposed to be loaded yesterday on the ship has departed from shanghai, but will make a stop along the way. was funny so well that wasn't originally planned, but now days we have to live with everything and be grateful. what's on the way here, despite the current disruptions, customers should receive their orders on time. they don't even blender or sometimes a lot of production orders behind the small screws. the customers have large machine

u. s. a less but the need a not a presence. i think though the american me sure i d e a n a b a u. so that's why i think we need to reach a, a well doctor, why do we have to leave it here? thank you very much for your insights today. thank you. thank you. so much and thank you for watching hope to see you again on world apart. ah, a ah ah, since the break away but don't it's people's republic won't been ranging and don't bath. ukrainian artillery has been shelling civilian towns in mining villages that your more very lovely deal with what i do wanna work with one of your company a little above the whole of the city of flow boss will give us bullet one. 0 is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection for community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? was his faith in the world corrupted. you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on off

u. s. keeps blocking all new hires to the d. s . b. when it has no corum, it cannot function. when it came to the video platform, washington declared that it had to be carried out by the u. s. in europe. while china should be kept away from it, just stating their plans bluntly, in such an unprofessional way, has recently become our western partners, m. o. they are completely unscrupulous. they open the state that they intend to lead, that nato can do whatever it likes. they can say nato is a defensive alliance, so there is no need to be afraid of. it's as this organization does not pose a threat to anybody security. and at the same time, nato secretary general the install. tim burks as that nato is globally responsible for the world's security, even in the endo pacific region and another fight after the war. so patch was dissolved and the soviet union collapsed. nato moved its line of defense since they claim to be a defensive alliance from the berlin wall towards russia's border, 5 times that he was not to be afraid and assure knows that this was no threat to russia security. it was rather a blunt and impolite way of telling us that we are not the ones decide what was

u. s. army officer and black hawk pilot and senior director at the center on military and political power in washington, d. c. he's also a former national security adviser to the u. s. senate. it's good to have you back on the show rad. we've got a lot that's going on right now, rushes offensive to take control of eastern ukraine. it's now underway. here is how the pentagon is describing yet. let's take a listen to that. i'm like to get your reaction. just over the last several days, you can see, you can continue to see the russians are, are doing what we call shaping. they're trying to set the conditions for more aggressive, more overt and larger ground maneuvers in the don boss. but again, i would remind this is an area of the country that has seen fighting over the last 8 years. this is a terrain that both sides understand and know what, what are your thoughts brand? i mean, is this a new offensive where both sides have equal chances, if you will. thanks for the up to join. you guys can to see again, thanks for the question. you know, i think what we've seen over the last week or 2 is obviously that withdrawal of russian forces around keep after that defeat there. frankly. and we've seen kind of the refitting in their resupply as best they can as quickly as they can in the concentration. those forces in the don boss. so we see a huge quantity of russian forces combined armed forces. by that i mean artillery armor and other other common elements converging on a smaller region with the goal, frankly, of taking other parts of look don't ask in lieu, hans if the russians hadn't already controlled. so that a potent, perhaps, by early next month when they celebrated a major historical anniversary might be able to claim their russian forces control all the don boss, of course, standing between potent and that goal are ukranian forces that have been fighting in those very locations for 8 years, many of them are dug in. the ukraine as are bringing forces reinforcements themselves. and they're also getting tons and tons of weapons for the united states and or european allies, including a new ship, a shipment of howitzers, 18 howitzers, which are going to be kind of the bread and butter of this coming. find that we're going to see it's going to be largely artillery. conflict in the side that can maintain fire superiority, may win. so it, it really is a raise to reinforce the respective sides. and this could be a decisive fight that we're seeing in the coming days and weeks. ukraine's ability to repel russian portions for almost 2 months now. and how important have weapons from the u. s. and the west been for ukraine's ability to survive. you know, when i look at what's happened on the bow, so there's been some things that have been predictable and there's been a lot of surprises. if we're being honest. i site really 3 primary things. first is, you know, my review of history and also these more recent events is you never underestimate the will, determination and ability of a free people defending their homes. you know, we've just seen that throughout history. once again, the cranes have put that on full display. and that can overcome all kinds of advantages in the camp of the adversary. so want to give the cranium great credit to i would say the provision of weapons, particularly the javelin weapons, or the anti tank weapons, the singer into aircraft missiles. some european equivalents of those have been absolute, decisive in the way the cranes have employed those weapons are having to weapons is one thing, how you employ them with your tactics, your operations, y

wes, get his debit head with d w business beyond ah ah ah, this is the w news, live it from berlin tonight, another massive shipment of weapons from the u. s. to ukraine as u. s. president biden says that vladimir putin will never succeed. just as he did last week to day by announced another $800000000.00 and weapons for ukraine, including heavy artillery drones and ammunition. also coming up tonight. all of this coming as potent claims control over the besieged city of mario pope, but ukrainian soldiers are still there and still refusing to surrender. and far.

d. c. this is very significant. we're seeing now from the u. s. that they're willing to not only do more of her vide more for ukraine in its war effort, their reports that the u. s. is now looking at the intelligence, it's been sharing with ukraine and are looking to expand that, including possibly showing russian locations in the don bath. that is something they're exploring. something if they do, they probably won't confirm publicly. but if you look at the list of weapons, and again, this all comes after about an hour long phone call between us president joe biden, and you creating president loaded as a lindsey. then they came out this new $800000000.00 worth. now we knew some of the things last night when you really get down to the nitty gritty of the list. this is a quite extraordinary departure. as you mentioned, the 800 howitzers, one of the problems of the pentagon says is the cravings, are going to have to be trained on those systems. they're not all that simple. so they're trying to figure out exactly how that training can take place. but these are very light artillery. they can move, move, be moved very quickly. and fire shells fairly rapidly. they'

d. c. they c u green as the top priority, but the people on the street are concerned with, you know, feeding their children and keeping a roof over there. the u. s. will face a shortage of figure, anti aircraft systems in 2023 because so many have been sent to key of to our new crime. that's the warning from the arms manufacturer and major u. s. defense contractor raytheon. however, the conflict has been good news for raytheon, according to the company's recent report. it clocked up sales, almost $16000000000.00 in the 1st quarter of this year. that's up 3 percent over last year. now this financial boost comes courtesy of figure missiles being one of the major weapons delivered to ukraine, as well as javelin anti tank missiles. since russia military operation began 1400 anti aircraft systems have been sent to key of forces with some officials, estimating washington has given away nearly a quarter of it's stocks to curb. the shortage, the u. s. defense department and seeking more military equipment to be distributed by other organizations. the department is asking for air defense, anti armor and other systems from across the military industry. an

s including any piece, including this independent member for ireland. we cannot ignore the role of nato and the e u, instead of promoting peace and acting in the interests of the people of europe, ukrainians, d. u citizens. and yes, the russian citizens to has become a tool of nato and the military industrial complex class. they went on to describe the worn ukraine as unjust. but she also said that the sanctions, as a result of that would, that have been plastered on russia by the e. u and other western nations, or what is causing the high energy prices, inflation. and also she described what it is as being a catastrophic ad drop in living standards. and those sorts of warnings over concerns about things getting tougher also coming from some pretty top european politicians to market lecture, which i'm to pick her up, were facing tremendously high inflation. of course, it affects many people. we're all going to get a little poorer in the future. it's really going to happen. we have to be clear about it. their issues over the cost of living in the crisis surrounding that spilled on to the streets of athens or when say, so, 10000 people i took to the streets, let the government know that they are

u. s. i mean, in terms of jobs and everything else and that is because the u. s. has a history and it's very d and a history of racism and sexism. and so when you combine those very 2 things together, it basically pitts black women at the bottom of the list for everything. not just on the judiciary level, not just when the boy level where i am at. but in just about every facet of american society, that's just problematic. but that is just the reality of where we are in this country and hadn't been in this country for a very long time. so hopefully things will be changing slowly. it looks like they are at least 2 in this level. yeah, that's what i want to ask. i mean, do you think that things are changing at this point, especially with the if nominated, of course, if, if cassandra brown is, is confirmed and could this be a tipping point? well, i think that what is actually the tipping point is the movement that has been raised by a judge and by joe biden, in the sense that, as you said earlier, he has a point to and there have been confirmed more black women judges to the federal bench and there have been with all the other presidents combined. and so this one extra step of kentucky, brown, jackson being nominated and hopefully confirm this week will hopefully send us one, a path of saying justice in terms of where we are. it's black women in this country, particularly black women on judges and, and it doesn't really matter with people say, well, what is the difference? why does it really matter? it's not just a matter of representation. it is a matter of fairness that is a matter of justice and these women that are being confirmed as one of the federal bench as well as justice jackson. they're very qualified. they're actually just, jackson is actually in my opinion as a warrior, as a member of the supreme court, i think she is actually more qualified than most, if not all of the justices that are presently serving when the supreme court. and that has been the reality in this country is that black women's qualifications and credentials to get any high level positions such as this, that they have to be more qualified. not less mollified as the white republicans when the judiciary committee have let everyone else to believe. and that is something that you wrote about recently in your opinion piece. i mean, let me just put this to you and you wrote, while all americans should redraw, rejoice in the nomination of judge cassandra brown, jackson, a set of republicans turned the focus to white privilege, mockery and racism. tell us why you wrote that because actually it's true. i mean, i said it was very difficult listening. i wasn't there, but watching on live tv on the confirmation hearings, it was just very difficult. i mean, you had one sen, marsha black. right. hm. question judged kentucky brown jackson when white privilege was so called right privilege, as if there is not a thing in this country and there really is a thing in this country. you also had senator ted cruz who questioned judge jackson, one of the fact that she is when the board of a school that teaches anti racist behavior supports anti racism. and winning sat senator cruz as to harder to attend to school who the mission online is to is anti racism and to promote fairness and justice, i prevent racism throughout their school way throughout the country. so in and of itself, it's just the question that were being asked of her with just so i'm fair and the mockery started one day to and that was. busy with senator lindsey graham, who actually acted more like in my opinion for women and men who have children, he acted like a 2 year old toddler. he had a temper tantrum, he stormed out of the cynic, confirmation hearings. he did not allow her to answer questions fully, as did most of the other white republican senators. she was there to answer questions on her qualifications, her credentials, her temperament, and everything else that is, that they wanted to ask for questions on. and yet, and you had the senators themselves acting like they didn't want to hear any answers or they just cut her off. and most women can relate to that because that happens on a daily basis. but in fact, where we were in this proceeding, she was there to answer questions fully to the best of her capability. and that just not happening. all right, and just one more for you, since i have you with us. i mean, if confirmed, she will, as we're saying, be the 1st black woman to serve on the nation's highest court. how significant moments is this for america that this moment should be significant as any other historical moment in the history of this country? it is showing that we are getting at least one further step, you know, towards just as to what's fairness towards making this country the more perfect union that we are striving to be. and so for every american should be rejoicing in the hope for confirmation of just a judge katasha brown, jackson. it's not just a story, it's just a matter of just putting us more on the path in this country of a more perfect union. and that's where we need to be going. thank you so much for joining us. and thanks for speaking to us from baltimore. thank you. now, a political outsider has been elected president of the 1st, the rica economists and former world bank official. rodrigo chavez, surprise many by making it to the run off. there is a bo reports ah, a promise to fight against the political establishment. lean house has propelled row that he will chavez, into co, saturday glass top job. he celebrated his victorious president of the sunday shortly after the 1st result were announced. in leon doyle, mom dug. look your ruthie laurie. i understand the mandate i have received to day as an obligation to exercise my leadership with honor efficiency, transparency, and austerity. but also with solidarity towards the most vulnerable people in our country. i assume the sacred commitment to create a democratic government with dialogue, respectful of the constitution. the law and the costa rican values, all of them will get out charity seen by many as an outsider. conservative economy who defeated former precedent was mighty effie gated from the national liberation front. the run up to this election was filled with accusations or controversy. the former president, a faced allegations of corruption while he was in office in the 990 chavez, was accused of sexual harassment while working at the world bank and had to resigned to prevent any investigation. he denies any wrongdoing. but this result shows pricing poverty and unemployment have made costa rica and prioritize the economy. look, what are the message chavez houses that everyone has to go? that everything that happened in the past 40 years is useless. and i'm going to solve this. corruption was a priority in the election and the launch sector of the countries tired of the development model that has generated inequality. chavez promised to shake up the political class and have vowed to use referendums to bypass congress who bring change. he supporters say it's what the country needs. yeah, but then we also know this new option appears. i hope for us costa ricans for women, especially working women, women who are fighting go 30 guys, consider the most stable country in central america. it's been praised for its environmental policies and political consensus. many fear chavez, his presidency, will polarize the country even further. putting decades of ability at risk. very so we'll just eda china government, her centers, military and thousands of medical workers to shanghai. as it battles, the new wave of covered 1900 infections, the cities entire population of 25000000 people are expected to be tested. in one of the biggest public health responses. shanghai is under a 2 stage lockdown that began last week on sunday, reported 425 locally transmitted infections. nigeria is experiencing power outage was caused by poor electricity generation and distribution. businesses and homes are relying on generators, but that's becoming too expensive as diesel prices rise as my duties reports from lagos. what case of this cosmetics factory package, the dease production, under hot conditions, the air conditioners were switched off to save fuel consumption by the factories for generators. those who run the company say they can't remember the last time the production line was operated with possibly from the national break. we were up would be the 24 hour window. we have copy down that off to receive up there on the causal of visual recovery generating gel. everything super low how far we've got above it. great go. we've been able to read through the private market factors like this and only worried about how expensive diesel has become finding enough to power the generators is also a challenge. despite having 40 find the res nigeria, african biggest oil producer, doesn't refined. it's called. instead, it imports and the recent oil price increase because of the conflict and ukraine could only mean one thing. diesel and other refined products have become more expensive. nigeria is electricity grid has failed twice this monitors are blaming gas shortage is a low water level in the countries hydro, electric drugs, but distribution companies i'm able to deliver more than 60 percent of electricity normally generated polls and factories. manufacturers on show how long they will keep their machines running. it has and then guides our already lean working capital, which means that you are going to have to divert all, i tried all of our work in cut down to provide this one item. so currently it will reduce the use of the install capacity that we have because we can no longer own the number of seats that we run. it will lead to the increase in the cost of our product. those are now retail prices of industrial goods in the market have increased. nigeria is current, electricity supply is only 4000 megawatts for our population of more than 200000000 people. as electricity supply worsens, thousands of industries have stopped working, throwing millions out of their jobs. it rece, algebra, lagos, nigeria, the wealthiest person in the world has taken a major stake in twitter, sending the social media network stock soaring. multi 1000000000 mosque has bought shares worth nearly $3000000000.00. the chief executive electric vehicle company, tesla has been critical of social media companies in the past. in a recent post question, twitter adherence to a free speech and hinted at launching his own platform. still ahead on the new sour, the sports news on we'll hear from the gulf firms career. i just taken a huge me forward. ah ah ah whole ah ah, hello, are you on top of the sports news? your son? thank you very much, darian, while tiger woods, it looks to be doing all he can to make his golfing come back at this week's masters. the 15 time major champion has been practicing at the augusta national of course, and on social media. he said that it would be a game time decision on whether i compete or woods has been out of action for more than a year after sustaining serious leg injuries in a car crash. t times are announced on tuesday with the torment, the starting on thursday. american jennifer capital has won the 1st women's major of the year the chevron championship in california. it was also the 1st major victory of the 24 year old to korea. so be the last bad to perform the traditional winners. jump into puppies on. the event is moving to houston next year. i think it's a surreal. i'm to be a major winner. i'm is really special and to be the last person here at mission hells. to jump into poppies. pardon? it's all really special. he gets free on. tech is celebrating yet another courier milestone. on monday she became the 1st polish tennis player to which the world number one e 20 year old a's on a 17 match winning streak, which includes counting back to back titles and indian wells and miami. i know what kind of studies i can play and i was showing you know, similar level, but i thought that you know, it's going to be possible for me to play that matches maybe in a few years. so it is my line, chris. i feel like everything clear the suit. i wasn't expecting you know, to be consistent for sure. i was working on my consistency and i thought ok, i think you know, if i do a semi finalist in this tournament and i will keep you getting the same finals for 4 more months. basically i think i would also be satisfied, winning all those tournaments, something different. you know, the l l acres are in serious danger of missing the playoffs after 6 straight defeats at this time to denver. you. what are your cookie chest thought for the nuggets with 38 points. anthony dave is a top school for the lakers, but couldn't prevent a 129. 218 defeat lakers say. 11th in the western conference. one of new siemens, old time. great crickets is a rough tailor has signed off his international career, if that to 8 year old that was given a guard of honor as he came out to back against the netherlands in hamilton. on monday, the only school 16 in his final enning spot, he scored over 16000 runs up for his country. taylor was the 1st advocate, make hundreds international appearances in all 3 for a while it won't just be full. well that's on display when the woke up comes to cut out later the see a local artist, the also planned to showcase their work during the torment. patrick rosario, the latest collection, is called the beautiful game. the malaysian born craftsman is painting a 100 pictures that reflects that the glass boots appeal of football. i pondered. why did they call it? is the beautiful game. you know, what is the reason who going to a word, so phone to which and call it a beautiful game. and i wanted to have something different. i was looking for something which is unique from the ordinary. and in december, i got this moment when i said, let's go back to where football began in the streets in the, in the alleyways in the paddy fields. let me go and see what, what is on this. i did my research to find out the photographs available that people have taken from the back of the world. so when i look at a photograph, i like to think what happened before that in the streets, for example, dependence. i love them begun play. this adorn go outside in the monsoons and play . so i like the story that was, that was happened that had happened at the moment a photograph of steak and v. appreciate a lot of things because of experiences in life as well. i grew up in east militia where we didn't have toys. we played with nature. so i look at elements that is as good culture in it. it has got fun in it. it has gotten us tal janet. it has got the story behind it. i mean, don't know, and i should be fortunate a lot of artist, when i say artist, everyone singers, and dancers, and just as musicians, they all should be happy that the fee for 2022 has come to star. and they should take this opportunity to make use of this the subject of football and married them with the media skills in the talons where they are dancer do things out of for, for football. so i think it's a great opportunity for artist and art was a cycle, and legend valentino rossi has set himself a new talent. after retiring from moto g p, last season, the italian is now trying his hand at endurance car. racing rossi did make it one big error at the event in italy when he accidentally drove past his pit lane. but aside from bat, the 9 time will champion put in a solid performance. he went on to finish 17th overall. and that's it for me. back to during thank you so much, sir santa for that. and so thanks for watching the news hour on al jazeera, we hand you over to our teams in london. barbara. sarah will be with you in just a moment. sure. how much more of the day's news? 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d. c. this is very significant, we're seeing now from the u. s. that they're willing to not only do more of her ride more for ukraine in its war efforts. there are reports that the u. s. is now looking at the intelligence, it's been sharing with ukraine and are looking to expand that, including possibly showing russia locations in the don bass. or that is something they are exploring as something if they do. they probably won't confirm publicly police in the u. s. state of michigan have released several videos showing the fatal shooting of a black men join a traffic stop earlier this month. 26 with patrick via was killed on april the 4th after what officers described as a lengthy struggle. those are the headlines. news continues hair on al jazeera at after out, as they were world synagogues think like for ah, the leading up by the good you'd be keeping up with them to call them you wouldn't mind, i'll put it the more i liked it and move it, wouldn't it without my do, my wife said men from what am i doing with it, madam off? i would walk away from them on friday. my only mother, madam one moment i'm not a day and then when would you have been in vehicles? i've been

d. c. this is very significant. we're seeing now from the u. s. that they're willing to not only do more of a, provide more for ukraine in its war efforts. there are reports that the u. s. is now looking at the intelligence, it's been sharing with ukraine and are looking to expand that, including possibly showing russian locations in the don bass. that is something they are exploring. something if they do, they probably won't confirm publicly 3 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. the youngest was a 14 year old boy was ready forces have been conducting raids over the past 5 days after palestinian gunman. hill 3 is radio and television last week. these pictures are from sil, what outside of ramallah way is really on the vehicles i've been pelted with stones . some asylum seekers who tried to reach the u. k by crossing the english channel could soon be flown to rwanda. for processing, it's all part of a deal that's expected to be announced on thursday. the u. k. will give orlando just over a $130000000.00 as part of the trial scheme. rights groups though, have criticized the decision. ah presently we are being confronted by a new

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