with european security grouping the u. s. e. seemingly aware of that information. also ahead in the program today, a done yet court issues, death sentences for 3 foreign fighters captured during the seizure mario the men to britain dollar morocco.

u. s. and e u, but ukraine's morale and will to defend itself is proving much harder to destroy. earlier i spoke to our correspondent in keith nik connolly, and i asked him how the delivery of equipment from germany was being received in ukraine. obviously they are very welcome right now. anything that can be sent to those front lines in the hands, screeching, the dumbass will be welcomed, but this has been a very long time coming as we've all been following the last few weeks and months and heard that report. and indeed, the question is about the scale right now, just to give you a sense of how modest these deliveries are. the u. s. has already supplied over a 100 how it says of the m 777 type. and in slovakia, country 5000000 people 15 times smaller by population than germany, is also sending 8 houses of its own production. so these are not massive deliveries . lots of the more high tech weaponry that germany has promised or initiatives to be sent to ukraine. basically by the late summer or early autumn, so really they're not in any kind of horizon that can really make a differ

it's or chris sheila, who did verify with each year we're still pretty much u. s. e. and by the water you in the city on the phone serious you on talk with us mother, you had a little should he done bus not on bus, associate new car. that was reasoning them. come on to bring me. i check it out. okay. studios. now. yes. yes, marshall tom mahoney, samuel males, richly ukrainian, helped me as diverse there's a huge void between nationalist volunteer battalions and the ukranian military force. the u. a f was who at the per figure was been easier to use the tongue sold out of sodium, hopefully more using you doesn't pick up where you're with blame. but of course, it's about the most of all grains come with a come on that is for you more because you traditionally subtle from shelf cousin to play, right? i bet and soccer and the police have all of those. you can watch them. you know, i mean you could look nice little day, no problem. when did you, i'm, i'm yourself or i don't not on she. i'll get cups. if it works on a prisoner exchange program. she has met several ukrainian

u. s. and e u, but ukraine's morale and will to defend itself is proving much harder to destroy. earlier d, w spoke to w, corresponded manual shes in g f, and i asked her about the situation in the heavily shelton bus region in eastern ukraine. well, it appears that her russia to eats reserves in a lot in its latest be to try and conquer. all of no hands get almost a dominates every thing day. if you talk to people, talk about the city or sit out on. yes, for example, it's almost completely russian occupied by russia right now. it is only by russian troops. right now, it is only that these chemical plans were mentioning earlier in the report where hundreds of civilians are trapped. and there's no way in to say that are done yes. can. there's no way out either because the bridge is leading to the city and the highway leading to the city have been destroyed by heavy shelling and on both sides, both the russian side and the ukrainian side to forces. the armed forces are suffering heavy, heavy losses. so a situation that has dramatically escalated and ukraine, an armed forces worn at

the indian born brothers left south africa off to zebra was ousted in 2018, but the u. s. e in south africa ratified in extradition, treaty and april last year, and move the current president. several ram opposed to government hopes would lead to their return. still to come on al jazeera, we're at the scene of bangladesh is devastating chemical explosion. investigate is trying to work out how the deadly fire began, and plans to this drilling of gas provide further fuel to maritime bought a dispute. ah hello once again, welcome to another look at the international forecast or a proper rattling of wintry weather into the southeast of australia to see the speckled shower cloud. they're just rolling up across service toria, southern parts of new south wales, totally packed ice, abbas very strong waves, potentially damaging winds, just pushing those showers, some of them wintery, certainly over the high ground around the southern alps. other parts of the great dividing range could still see a few flurries of snow struggling to get to a level celsius in melbourne, not making it in

and another issue here that has been raised by pres. net one yesterday, is that the u. s e recently have increased the us military basis in greece and yesterday, pres, not one says that when the asked about the, at the americans against whom the us military bases were established, the american say this against russia, but he says that he doesn't take it. so, at so far through the decades or been more than he started turkey and greece, they came out there at the brink of the war several times. but each time they have been able to manage their differences and to deescalate however, now that are growing quite the grove in our concerns whether this time is going to be different. can wrestle sarah, the voting that from is mer and tacky. thanks. ethel. as a palestinian foreign minister, as, as the international criminal court in the hague, where he's delivering the findings of an investigation into the death of veteran genesis sharina o'clock the out is there report over shot dead by his ready forces last month whilst covered grades. and janine, in the occupied west bank shane's

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u. s. and e u in international trades. so a lot of issues to delve into with her a guest, this r u m p journalist and author based in new delhi, you're most welcome sir. this year's trick summit is focused among other things and what the members call the assuring in of the new era is not just the tagline or is it what we're actually see. i think it's, it's a tagline. i'm not as optimistic as most other analysts are, but primarily the problem is the poor. why not relations between one of the 2 key members of this for that is india and china are over the bottom there landis you, there border disputes between them and neither country press each other. so this is definitely going to cost a shadow on a brief agenda out of this year. and i like that done in the past. and india has its strategic concerns and has a priorities and that, which is the reason why it is also a memoir. it's also an active member of me. i left for other than the brig bricks is supposed to be on the way to the us lead that western financial system and pol

u. s. l. e. u, and international trade. i spoke to the former director of the south african bridge, the think tank, who believes that groupings development is a challenge to western in germany but need to know game to much more prominent story than to the action was turned away. and. ready with these economy, crises of critics, countries are looking to russia and looking towards themselves and i done continue. dependence on with 10 gemini, which can lead the american c opperation of critics. when indeed to be reading, because mentions can see that they cannot rely on trust with the, from the west. now that we will need to bring in part as a project. again, i mean, in the countries in a way now it's not going even even more options than trying to make it on all also just to let you know, in the news line, russia's top diplomats has been holding high level talks with other patients, president and minister of foreign affairs circular from expressed this determination to settle the bubbling armenian or by jelly conflict as soon

u. s won't end up targeting russian territory despite washington, claiming it has commitments from ukraine against that happened with all the u. s. encourages the e. u to ditch russian oil. president biden appears a backtrack. ollie's only pledge, mulling buying the fuel at a cheaper price. and a british citizen faces extradition to the u. s. after allegedly violating american functions on.

u. s. and e u and international trade. well, earlier my colleague, unit o'neill and r c's, well, it's a parts host on a boy co discussed what's on the agenda of this year's summit. originally this organization was created as this, lucy cannot make trade alliance, no strings attached. the idea was to kick start trade and economic corporation among those large economies. and i think increasingly it's taking on them more political tone. it's not very express at this point, but you already can read between the lines and i think the best way i can summarize it is that if the west particular the united states sees the current situation in the world as sort of a clash of the central battle that's been the talk receives and democracy for many of the bricks leaders. it's not for all it's about practical governance versus political or i would have been say, part isn't maneuvering because there is a clear sense in many of their statements that they want. they want to focus on practical matters of how to improve the lives of the peopl

u. s. and e u, but ukraine's morale and will to defend itself is proving much harder to destroy. earlier we spoke to chris dorothy, a weapons and defense specialist at the center for a new american security in washington d. c. we asked him how significant the 1st delivery of germany, heavy weapons is for ukraine in of itself, not terribly significant, but as part of a larger pattern of western age the ukrainians. i think it is quite significant. i think what we're going to see increasingly is ever more capable ukrainian forces operating western rather than former soviet equipment with higher abilities with more effective targeting, with longer ranges with better communications capabilities and in theory that should allow the ukrainians to offset russian advantages in total men, our number of armored fighting vehicles in the number of artillery tubes. diplomatic dispute between russia and lithuania is escalating so much so that the u . s. says it's nato commitment to defend lithuania is iron clad. russia has threatened lithuania for blocking some real shipments to its ex clave of

u. s. and e u. but ukraine's morale and will to defend itself is proving much harder to destroy. earlier i spoke with chris doors and he's a weapons and defense specialist at the center for a new american security in washington, d. c. and with ukraine still waiting on heavy weapons to launch a counter offensive. you said the russians have the upper hand in parts of the don't bass for the battle for places like severed and ask in this is shawn in that portion of the us. there's such a significant concentration of russian artillery that no matter what the ukrainians do, they're going to be facing overwhelming fires. we see numerous reports of what that does to the combat forces in those areas and how difficult it is for them to hold on to that terrain. we're 4 months into this war. and today we saw the 1st delivery of german heavy weaponry in ukraine. how significant is it is today in of itself not terribly significant, but as part of a larger pattern of western age the ukrainians. i think it is quite significant. i think what we're going to see increasingly is ever more capable uk

u. s. and e. u and international trade. earlier in new delhi based journal, if expanded, and what he sees after groupings. immense potential rick, this is supposed to be on the way to the u. s. lead that western financial system and political system. and the whole system that dominates then global politics economics don't have a good breed for them. she'll for these countries, especially these going to be the job merging. and i'm going to bring nations to come together to and focus on concerned and then priorities to take on the might of the us led to western financial political structure. and that the structure that now uses it's a group financial wow. to manage it. and you force legitimate sanctions on countries that did of hoss time to just as it happened in the case so far. sure. after the ukraine was started, one of those bricks, members, china, has welcome to polls, decision not to move ahead with a security partnership with the u. s. beijing said it supports the south asian nation in upholding it's called sovereignty

u. s. to restrict the capabilities of the young because the u. s. doesn't want any competitors. so hitting russia and letting that ricochet back at the e u as ideally within the u. s. plans so. so he's got the bull sheila's. how's that? western journalists can interview you at your briefings, but i'll see can do the same thing with other officials abroad because both of them all with our capital self, my sickness. while this is an issue of free speech, you the west is refusing to allow us to question them even going as far as to block our t as a media outlet in our country. the situation is quite the opposite. we're open to any media, but when our sanctions opposed against us, they are giving us accreditation. they're not giving us visas and we're imposing sanctions in response. but what that, what, what that means is we read them both of us. can we see how much pressure washington is trying to put in other countries and how it's trying to force them not to engage with russia? do you somehow feel this from your own colleagues, pocketbook? we apply his, bring my po. no. well, they understand that their own countries are the one sufferin

the e u. u. s. and ls c e. have all said lucas. shank, as presidency is not legitimate and more than a 1000000 voters registered on the go los platform and uploaded their ballots. the results officially announced could thus be compared with the votes actually cast lee's machine up and you might have thought ride for listen, don't we understood them a internet gave us power at the city to it. it was, it provides protection for bella ruffian, society of austin, of lena, kentucky. and you can quickly and easily exchange information and connect with people the students for some abusing india for bella. russian opponents, like tatiana, quote about technology is an important tool in their fight for political change. protests are also moving online and other countries like iran, massey, elena john to uses the power of her 7000000 social media followers to fight for women's rights and iran. from her exile in new york, she posts photos and videos of iranian women defying the countries compulsory had job law images. thes

u. s. and e. u. in international trade, i spoke to the former director of the south african bricks. think tank, who believes the groupings development is a challenge to western gemini? briggs now gains much more prominence. does it go deeply then still the action of the western world and with these economy crises are not breaks. countries are looking towards russia and are looking towards themselves sufficiency and i dug on continuous dependence on a weston giovanni's for scholarly, the american. hi, john e operation of critics. we the indeed to be reinforced because greece, nations can see that they cannot rely on, on trustworthy partners. i'm go west now that we are formulated, bleeds in part as a, as, as protest against the alienation. oh wow. wow. countries in a way, grammy's. now all of a sudden we are given even more options and the chances to make you don't know china now is welcome to paul's decision to not move ahead with a security partnership with the u. s. beijing said it supports the south asian nation in upholding it's quote, sovereignty independence and territorial in

u. s. and e u, but ukraine's morale and will to defend itself is proving much harder to destroy. so a significant moment for germany as it finally delivered its 1st heavy weapons to you cried, following months of criticism. but how significant is this for keith? i put that question to our correspond in the credit capital rebecca british. well finally, really being the key word there, anthony and the word actually that the credit defense minister used when he tweeted the confirmation that these how it says we're now part of the ukrainian arsenal. he said, i'm happy to finally have them part of the else part with the arsenal. i mean, there has been a heavy criticism on germany as we know just that they haven't been a doing enough. be doing it fast enough. and while of course, all support is welcomed here and met with open arms by the ukranian government and the military. there is a real sense both in government circles and on the street that really this is just about time germany, a fraction of what they've promised as you've just been reporting. but what else they've been promised

u. s. the e u. they called for arms embargo, some of them stop their military exports to turkey. what did church do? turkey stepped back. now. this time it will be the same thing because this is about the safety of our citizens. and i don't think that the, i mean, i don't think any politician has the luxury to ignore the security concerns and just about down to us or what the case that was. thank you for coming in the program and sharing your views with this. we do appreciate a turkish journalist on columnist, hello kaplan. ah, okay, another story to tell you, abide, so local, one for people have reportedly been injured in a huge fire at a moscow business center. the blaze is now said to be under control and an eye witness toward our correspondent dollar quarter. what happened it at 9 30 am our colleagues panicked for the 1st time for our colleague was standing outside in the fire started from there on the 1st floor with the face of the building is at the entrance. he sent a photo and then a video to the chat with and told everyone to get south. there was no fire inside the build

u. s. and e. u and international trade. i spoke to the former director of the south african bricks. thing tech who believes that clubs development is a challenge to western hegemony. leeks now gains much more prominent head, good evening than to the actions of the was terminated and do these economy. a lot of bricks, countries are looking towards russia and are looking towards themselves. so you should see a continuous dependence on with jim on his, for skinny the american john lee and operation of critics. we the indeed to be in fossil because greece missions can see that they cannot to rely on . i'm just with the passionate, i'm go west. now that we are formulated to police in part as protest against the nation. oh wow. wow. countries and that way. now, all of a sudden were given even more options. and chances to make you don't know now in what europe's healing as a historic move you leaders have voted to grant ukraine camp. the c status to join the block, the spike, the country, severe economic issues though with the you itself, facing its own money worries. since you know, belgi

u. s. b. e a u r 24. and you already graduated from columbia university where you started a non profit for women of color called we believe. and you're also one of the youngest in turns in a well most white house. but you're most well known as the co founder of freedom, much new york city. tell me a little bit more about it. i was out on the ground and brooklyn and was seeing, you know, that a lot of processors were out. and we're looking for organizers and oh, you saw was that there was a lot of confusion and so we created freedom march and why see we do the work, make sure that our voices are heard. and it was incredible to see how many people you know, came together and fit in solidarity. and since that day we've been on the front lines ever since you were you dedicated your life to the fight for racial justice? have there been any personal costs for yourself? you always have to make the decision that when the bell rings, what exactly is going to be your response? a lot of people say, you know, what wo

u. s. as reportedly spend more than $54000000000.00 on 8 to ukraine, while the e. u is finalizing another financial package to key f with $9500000000.00. political commentator media host, steve gill, says that raises questions about what ukraine is actually spending the money on. well, i think 1st of all, we should get a full accounting of what's been spent, where it's gone. you know, before this all started, ukraine was known as one of the most corrupt countries in the world. and i kind of feel like it's the ukrainian to say they've gotten 30 in total. i feel a little bit like when i would give my teenage sons at the time 20 bucks on a friday and saturday morning. they're asking me for more money. my 1st question is, what did you do with the money boy? so the 5455000000000 the u. s. consent, ukraine. where's the money gone if they only have thursday? the 2nd day of the 14th break summits, which is a meeting of the world's biggest emerging economies, is to kick off on friday. the start of the session, the leaders of the 5 nations expressed solid dorothy on the econo

u. r. e 's address. these are not mere oligarchs or independent business people. these, these are purchases and policies that are absolutely central to a nation, states foreign policy. you know, if you look at hungary, for example, 5 key west states, corporations and spite life business people have come to dominate the ownership. football clubs of companies don't like the running of the football association where stadium building programs using site money has been a while. funnelling money to play oligarchs, where fine groups often shapes in tracy by the regime and mobilized in school for example, and hungry on sort of as he malagra us that a 5 big one protest. um, so i would say the suit of techniques by the preaching regime was used to control the years. i've definitely been replicated elsewhere. oh, the beautiful game is at a crossroads, rushes war. force people into action. but what were the future look like? will football continue to look away when it finally listen to his conscience? i don't care if paula, i'm sure he will not get the chance. t ignacio in ru

u. s. and e. u sanctions on the russian energy sector. they gave moscow the room to redirect it, supplies to other major energy consumers, such as china and india. however, washington has recently asked india not to purchase too much russian oil, professor of economics and politics. jack ross, miss again says he believes countries worldwide continue to suffer as a result of u. s. policies. u. s. a whole strategy here was in part to dry russia out of western europe economy. so the u. s. corporations can move to typically the oil and gas corporations, and that's exactly what's happening as long as the war goes on and the sanctions go on, which will go on even after the war, according to martin. as long as that occurs, the economic pressure on europe, both in terms of inflation and recession, will intensified. i think europe and some emerging market countries whose currencies are collapsing because of your policy are going to be the hardest hit as a result of what's going on here globally. the u. s. rule will take some, some heat to economic

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u. s. and e u, but ukraine's morale and will to defend itself is proving much harder to destroy. rebecca readers is in key is hi, good to see. heavy weapons from germany finally in ukraine. that's a welcome 1st step. but for ukraine, the next shipment can arrived soon enough can. it will finally is really the word, the key word in that sentence. i mean, that's the word that was used by the ukraine defense ministry when the defense minister, rather when he tweeted about their delivery, he said that we're happy to finally have them as part of our arsenal. that's not to, to mean or to sound like they're ungrateful. they really, really grateful for any help. they've been calling that heavy weaponry for such time for such a long time. they, they desperately needed as you would just sang in that report to try and hold the gradual progress of russian forces to push them back. but they are increasingly frustrated at the pace at which they're coming. we know that, as you mentioned that these, this is just

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