u. s. is very skeptical, and the u. s. is very much a insisting that anything that does in the conflict between russia and ukraine has to respect not just ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity, but should also make it certain that tell ukraine does of regain control include including of crimea, which russia invaded back in 2014. okay, ross, thank you very much for the moment voice and john lie for a say in washington dc. meanwhile, russia has opened a case against ange national criminal court prosecutor and judges. it comes after the i c. c issued an arrest warrant for president put in last week over the alleged deportation of children from ukraine. russia's investigative committee says the probe against the court is based on its unlawful decision to seek president putin's arrests. while the u. k. and the netherlands are hosting an international conference to shore up support for the i. c. c. britain's justice secretary dominic rob says the court decision to issue an arrest warrant for put in was an historic moment.

although mr. 10 didn't use very harsh rhetoric when talking about the u. s. i don't think this is as ask literary as it seems. this is merely a reflection that aging is deepening, is recognition that the competition with the last will last for this year and beyond. and it will pose negative external risks to china's development. as you know, china is really focused on economic recovery. but there are a lot of us policies that are coming out of washington that are restricting it's, you know, objectives to reach self reliance in technology such as the export control. mr. shin made short to make and found a lot more threatening. now he was until december, china's ambassador to washington, he knows the u. s. very. what has he always been such a hard liner? i think mr. chin is more of a complex figure. so under, you know, seating thing, thought in chinese war policy, china is expected to be assertive to maximizes interest on the international stage . and that mr. 10 is expected to be assertive and ready to push back against us claims of china doing certain things.

u. s. very, as far as i can tell, kind of ubiquitously and everything they do foreign policy operate where it's ultimately we demand something and if you don't comply with that, nothing else is going to be discussed. we see that going on with syria right now in regards to just rebuilding syria. no, we won't even allow them to get their lives back until we get a sought out a power. that's how this tends to go. so i don't, i mean, nobody would expect russia from this position to actually engage with the negotiation with somebody is not negotiating honestly. but i do think that this is about driving this to a position that benefits the west. the, it's specifically the united states at the expense of ukraine, and i think everybody who's looking at this honestly can see that. and, and speaking of the people in regard to france or, you know, any well where else we're discussing this dynamic thinking, premier, like, think about the hypocrisy of argue and you're doing this for the people and then taking

u. s. very nice there they can easily get a residence per miss roseville. hello quote. we're gonna be a source for the even if i leave bo hara, i won't forget our traditions. i carry them deep in my heart, and i will continue to live the life of a book. what are jew everywhere? it is simply in me and i will pass on everything i know to my children and, and children at his on same day a it seems that the 2500 year old history of the book are a jews, is about to come to an end a religion that was indigenous here for over 1000 years before islam came by the early hours of the morning, the silk road express has reached the edge of the castle. come was becky's dance. great desert either at all the loss of allah get spell out of it. my father used to tell me how hard the work was, especially on long distance trips in the sun, shone so strongly on the metal roof of the locomotive. that it became unbearably hot for the driver to give my life to day. it looks completely different. the driver's cab is comfortable and we even have air conditioning. give us up to me. unfortunately,

u. s. has become the u. s. seems to think that it still lives in the ninety's. you know, we're realized for a very long time, around 6 years as world war 2, the u. s. is pretty much been running the world as you would a mafia style racket, you know, resorting to exactly the same techniques that matthew results to control a city. so you know, x, torsion, bullying, black, male, violence, and murder. that's pretty much how the u. s. has been running the world for the past for, for, for most of the past 7 years, what it hasn't realized is that that world has changed. now what used to be a fed very powerful kingpin that controlled the entire city has now turned into an old, slightly seen our man that doesn't control much of the city. i eat much of the world anymore. in fact, controls only a few. you know, small neighborhoods in that city, namely, you know what the so called collective west. and that's because now you have countries that have stood up that are standing up against the u. s. power, and that has been the case for quite some time. so if we look at ukraine and nato's involvement and ukraine,

u. s. with very enough. cause they insist on these great liners -- to pave a road from new york to detroit -- huge amounts of formaldehyde which is used in the bombing -- none of that stuff should go into the ground. mourners may decorate the coffi. saying play music talk about the dead or their own feelings place or whatever matters to them that day. i must admit i wish i could be. it sounds like. he was very much. and this year this is the disgrace like. is year ye and i have been life partners for the last fieen years. does the two months ago. we have a hundred fifty acres here. and three of it is devoted to the cemetery date of birth the cemetery. and how many do you have room. for me figure that out no not id out in rows like you have. in the practice of regular cemetery people come and start to fight because they might like the way a lot of people have selected sites along the stone wall we like thetem of the few. comfort of some people like the fact that the sun is shining on a partilar spot. and right here we we have one woman and her husband selecd a spot because they wanted to nu

u. s. and very simple way. nobody wants to work in a dictatorship. it's very simple. and what, what are you going to do after that? when you've moved your money is the us. what next? so everybody is embracing for a very, very difficult year, both locally and globally, meaning we're not seeing any capital coming into israel in the near future. and we're also seeing capital and employees and innovation and energy and positiveness . is it moving away? even worse than that, the energy of the high, the brightest of people in israel are now being directed internally to fix the situation. i think that's the interesting angle that had occurred. many of my peers have worked diligently for many, many years to establish as or as the capital of innovation, moving from a startup nation into a growth nation. and now we and i apologize for that. we collected the local scene, and now we have to put our energy into the local scene again to fix it. now, some economists are warning about if i could lose, it's a plant credit ratings over these traditional funds. maybe you can explain to

u. s. u about the u. s. were very happy for their own people to come and buy a huge amount of us government on debt. now that's a really big problem to the united states because because they're relying on this constant buying of that set. and it's trying to stop doing that overnight. the us economy is already in a mass, it could be a huge problem for them. that was, you know, that the you commission chief us limited line is i didn't. so washington, next week, i think on friday to discuss possible responses if pushing beijing with supply weapons to russia. do you foresee this rift between shot in the west drawing in the future or is erect? and i think we've already seen it started. we saw this with these, these weather balloons, or even if they were surveillance balloons. i'd help interesting in terms of gathering until we were, you know, the chinese responsive in with it, with, with things so many us ones. we're not going to shoot them down because it's complete waste of time and money. and i think it fits response wh

very little right. this group remains mysterious and it remains the serious not just to us, but also to the u. s. government officials that we have spoken to you as mainstream media seems to be very desperately trying to make the case that somehow the united states is not responsible. that seymour hersh bombshell revelations, cannot be taken seriously. one thing that was pointed out in hirsch's recent article is that biden has not ordered any investigation into the nord stream to attack and the destruction of the pipeline, per se, argues that this is because by knows what happened. the chairman of the german opposition group for sovereignty and constitution. ralph thomas ne mayor says the scenario pushed by western officials and mainstream media outlets is clearly out of place. no one believes now the official version. i mean, everyone says no, it must have been the americans because mr. biden earlier in february and you 22 said we have to stop at the mentor stream to pipeline. well, it is obviously, i call it rapids of mass distraction that's pronounced this way and done it or make sense becaus

u. s. leonard or a tech. so very strong words, i can feel that china is now all like it was in the past is now responding actively and it's now even putting some pressure the power on the country that is trying to offend is trying to attack it. so that's one of the slightest new ones that i sent during this years to the session. and i think definitely going forward . there would be a lot of challenges when it comes to the bell at a relation between china and the us. but on the other hand, like what had mentioned by check for ministers, she's gone. it's also very important to forward the there's a strong ties with the to the worst 2 largest economies, a lot of cooperation or is significant or to be 2nd or also in the interest in the common interest of the people of both countries. so yeah, i think on the other, i think they will look, work out a path to, to see cooperation. but on the other hand, we'll also defend ourselves. will also defend the international order. yes, as you say, i do say that there is, there is st

very fraud. and what i think we need to see this is a data point in a broader picture. so we know as of october of last year the u. s. had impose very stringent export control on a technology. the u. s. i've done that on semi conductor chips. and this i think, is the part of that bigger picture. and it's not just whether chinese engineers, which that the kind of didn't review yesterday, but the chinese engineers have access to that data. but it's this question, the precautionary principle with respect to kind of any future activity as well that the us seems to want to be guarding against. so i do want to at this point, just to clarify who actually owns pick, talk, bite, dance, the parent company confirmed that what 60 percent of its chairs are owned by global invest, as 20 percent by employees 20 percent by its founders. now i understand in 2021, a chinese owned stays enterprise did by a stake in by dance. they even now have a seat on the board. no tick tock has tried to distance themselves from all of this . but let me ask you adrian, as someone who watches the tech industry, does the chinese government have a stak

u. s. was very displeased with that action, but then as well what he did not mention, and this was subsequently released by the russian defense ministry. a warning from the russian defense chief that the u. s. has got to limited operations in that black sea area, and that any such operation would be regarded by russia as a provocation. so the debate, the discussion, the argument is continuing, despite the fact that the u. s. and indeed, the russians appeared to be trying to wretched down the argument over the incident that sparked off this whole debate. all right, mike kind of life was there in washington dc might thank you for landline reaper drone is one of the most advanced tools in the us military is asked no defense editor alex topple. it's explain the n 29 reaper is the world's 1st purpose built drone design for attack, as well as surveillance. it can stay up in the air for up to 14 hours. i can fly up to 15000 meters. it was 1st flown in combat in 2007, and has the capability to stay in survey, a specific target area, sending back vast amounts of information to pilots and analysts on the

u. s. is also being very, very cautious about beijing's repeated efforts to act as an honest broker between moscow and keep it his eye indicated dad try while the u. s. would welcome any sort of effort to stop the fighting. it does so with some conditions. it said that this cannot be something to a wild russians to re read, punish thereof military arsenal, as well as a rebuild their military force. they also said repeatedly and we heard this from the secretary of state on monday that ukrainian territorial sovereignty and integrity must be preserved and have to be dealt with before. anything else can go forward. and there's also this sense that the chinese because of their human rights record, don't have the moral authority to act as an honest broker. so a lot of skepticism both here at the state department at the white house and across . so the overall us government mission, jordan, thank you very much. 17 european union nations joined by norway have signed a long term deal to buy ammunition for ukraine and increase their own stockpiles. the e u. european defense agency announced the agreem

u. s. plays are very decisive role. and the u. s. recognizes that just as it cannot compete with china fairly economically, that it has to resort to these kind of underhanded tactics to try to slow down china's development rather than improving itself. it also recognizes that it cannot engage in these military efforts to contain china on its own and has to marshal what resources it can. i think this is where we see nato coming into play here. but the other thing we have to recognize to, to come back to this idea of changes unseen in a century is that the original logic for nato was to keep germany down russia in the u. s. in. and i think there's a growing awareness in europe and in germany that should germany be kept down forever. and that isn't time for germany to take a greater role. and in fact, a reproach more with russia makes a lot of sense. and i know many german business people that it's very impolitic to say these things, but you know, they recognize the reality of we may be again witnessing and unraveling in a realignment

very happy to do that. coming up. next. we do have new reporting this hour as u. s officials tell me that intelligence gathering around ukraine has been impacted. by changes made after a russian aircraft forced down an american drone earlier this month. we'll have details coming up plus former president donald trump once again. attacking the manhattan district attorney. the grand jury in new york makes no move yet after hearing from another witness on monday. and the latest round of layoffs from a major american company. disney is beginning its first of three rounds of layoffs this week. how that fits into the bigger jobs picture, which was made pretty healthy. hmm guys work way back when. feel free last teams with more. working is me. for your 16. it's just a number. and mine's unlisted boost high protein with 20 g of prein for muscle health versus 16 g and ensure high protein boost high protein now available in cinnabon. bakery inspired flavor learn more boost .com slash tv meet norman he's part jack russell and part tornado. meet the new bissell cross wave hydro

u. s. protesters meantime very clearly making their point. we can see that they've actually stopped there behind you for a little bit or rebecca reuters joining us just outside of been korean airport. thank you so much for your reporting and coming up next year and they'll be news. it is business with my colleague to now, to milan, so just stay with us if you can for that. in the meantime, i'm sarah kelly and berlin. thank you so much for watching with with our flying rivers created by waterfalls, throwing water particles into the air b, trees, sweating out up to 1000 liters of water in a day. or sea forest fires evaporating large amounts of moisture tune in to get the answer. learn more about this phenomenon with the invisible river that flows through the sky starts march 23rd on d w or ah, a race between 2 regional powers. apples top supplier fox con, has its eye on india, as a fix to diversify away from china. also on the show clean energy from africa to europe, a new plant, and my return yell will provide germany with green hydrogen, much

u. s. economy? why would you want to do it? it's a bad investment. again, the u. s. is a very destructive geopolitical active and it's a very carefree one time life, inches, financial actors. so it's actually actually a horrible, horrible bit the us objectively speaking and you're still going forward. we see that the us as an repentant me actually unrepentant. you know, i had this hope, this may have hope that after we pull that up, get us them. that maybe we're going to be finally a constructive actor international arena. and then of course, what they do, they start to warn you crate. the u. s. is hopeless, i'm set, i started to say that, but pretty much i hope with case and i welcome the rise of new blocks across the globe out be great for the global economy. thank you. coming back to mr. roberts, now and as you know, we recently sold a collapse of several us bank, sparking fresh fits of a global economic slump, or even a meltdown reminiscent of 2008. what's your take on the situation and who's trying to blame this time? well, the federal reserve is to blame. they created th

u. s. economy. why would you want to do it? it's a bad investment. again, the u. s. is a very destructive geo political active, and it's a very carefree one ton licentious financial actors. so it's actually actually a horrible, horrible bit the us we see that the us as an repentance, absolutely unrepentant. you know, i had this hope, this naive hope that after we pulled up, get us them, that maybe we're going to be finally a constructive actor in the international arena. and then of course, what do they do? they start the war and ukraine. the u. s. is hopeless, i'm set, i started say that but pretty much the hope with k.

u. s. version. the statement makes abundantly clear that the u. s. stone was in russian era space in russian controlled air space. and was also heading to what's the russian border, which is very, very critical, especially because of the closest to awards on an act of war zone. the drone, according to moscow, could not be identified because the transponder, which transmits data was switched off. so according to moscow, again, it is a serious breach of international norms. and well, because there was no other way to identify the object, russian fighter jets had to become airborne in a line up with a drone. then which is now the most important part as a result of sharp maneuvering as moscow holds it around $930.00 p. m. moscow time, the jone allegedly went into an uncontrollable flight last significant altitude and finally crest into the water. after the collision, the russian fighter jet safely returned to their home air base. but the russian statement emphasizes that the russian fighter jets did not use any of their on board weapons. nor did they come into direct contact with the drum. yeah, i want to pick up on them of point jennifer the because the pentagon is saying that at

u. s. it's very clear that europe is hedging or is as usual, dragging its feet. not quite the picture that you are painting yourself from brussels today. yes, and it's not, it's not the impression i have. i mean, all of these, as i said, all of these countries have to have to mobilize who money, huge amount of money, and they are doing this. i mean, i don't want to talk about my country. let's talk about countries like call them and the small baltic states and see what they are doing on military aid. i mean, as i said, things that we have never done before doing all sorts of military materials and delivering money and supporting with, with all sorts of other measures. of course we have to keep doing this and we are very much committed to doing this. and we will, i mean, for example, cut chancellor charles has always said that we have to support ukraine as long as it did. and we will just as long as you needed to, to what to when or to survive or what is what, what, what is the limit on this? as long as ukraine is willing to fight, i think that it is up to you cra

u. b. s shareholders, yes, it looks like a very good deal. but for the credit suisse shareholders, it looks like a very bad deal. instead, a lot of the credit suisse trail that i think going be scratching the head saying wouldn't, we've been better office if the still had not gone through. it's not possible criticisms any worth about $3000000000.00 at the end of the day. it must be worth more than that to somebody anyway, so i think they're gonna be saying this is a very bad deal indeed for us. okay, but i mean, looking at u b. s shareholders. and yes, they got managed to get a cheap price here, but they are being punished in the way because, you know, the bank has been years of discipline to work, to sustain and strengthen its financial health and now shareholder having this failed competitor foisted upon them. well, certainly way of seeing it, i think you be yes, certainly has not had the time to go look through the entire christmas portfolio of transactions of loans, of all sorts of dubious things that they might have done. so you b as a s

u. s. has very little to say to the people of africa to show him shows up again this ship from african nations to russia can be explained primarily by the pragmatic collaboration of russia. because it is cooperation, especially in terms of security rushes above all increasingly pragmatic and deployed against terrorism in the south. while in the case of the united states and europe in nations, they are more political than pragmatic on the ground. so african states really need pragmatic collaboration that really brings about change. how many years has this calibration existed between african nations and the united states? but all the time, the crisis is only increasing. so that is why african nations today are more for russia than for the united states. they got some pretty by the american. people are more russian oriented because they are a great power. and we can see they have started to help certain african countries in difficulty with terrorism already. and molly, we could see the armament support, so it's good. we can collaborate with russia, as we have already noticed the results in malia.

u. s. as imposed several restrictions on china's semiconductor industry, between the u. joins us now from the bade thing and katrina was saying that the chinese communist party taking a very strong tone against the u. s. and that very clearly comes from the very top . that's right. it's very rare and unusual for chinese lead a sheet and paying himself to make a direct reference to the united states. but as we just mentioned at a close don't meeting a chinese national people. congress. that's exactly what you did. you said the united states with and circling and suppressing china, causing severe and unprecedented challenges wall, china's development. and he seems to be sending a message to the very top levels of washington to joy bought to joe biden, himself saying that china has felt the impact of their policies and china is willing to take up that challenge. now that seems to be reflected in the very strong towed we heard from china. you foreign minister chin gung at a press conference. early on tuesday, he spent a lot of that time attacking the us, saying that us was an invisible hand at work in the conflict in your brain using it for its own agenda. he also said that w