u. e. have been dismissed by the embryonic government as categorically false. so far, the size of the actual breach of national security is not known. but the white house has stated that such information has no place being public. this is, again without confirming the validity of the documents. this is information that has no business in the public domain. it has no business. if you don't mind me saying on the pages of, of, from pages of newspapers or on television, it is not intended for public consumption and it should not be out there. for more on this, let's cross live now to award winning journalist martin j editor of mac grubby dot org. martin is great to have you on the program today. now for leaks at washington, says has no business being in the media. us outlet certainly aren't holding back when it comes to covering these documents. are you surprised by that? now i'm not really surprised. i mean, it's what's shocking is the america's become such a touch and state that it takes why fell spokesperson is to tell us to instruct us where we should, i should

u. e. have a presence in aden, and other parts of the south with fighters stationed on the island of sir cora. the saudi u. e coalition is fighting the iranian back who fees, who have control the capital santa and most of northern yemen since 2014 and al qaeda is active in several areas with its biggest influence in the northern hud remote province. ah. well as bringing our guest now for 2 days inside story in doha is abraham free heart associate professor in international conflict resolution at the doha institute for graduate studies, an author of iran in saudi arabia taming the chaotic conflict in stockholm is our friend nasir non resident fellow at the ab center, washington dc, and a specialist on humanitarian and human rights issues in yemen. and in washington, d. c. treaty, parssi, executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible state craft, and american thinktank is also the author of losing an enemy. obama, iran and the triumph of diplomacy. thank you all for joining us o

u. e. have condemned. a recent is really government decision to issue consumption permits for a 1000 new homes on post land. they say there's really plans that east jerusalem have been escalating tensions and disrupting the potential of a 2 state solution to end the conflict with pro site oxy correspondent, maria phenomena in sermons issue at the edge of jerusalem with a view to jordan valley and the dead sea we meet now let me con from raggedy. it is a zionist, israeli, and g o. the tracks and reports on illegal arab construction in israel and the west bank. now let me point at the palestinian towns and villages surrounding the holy city that israel so far, only supported by the u. s. calls is capital while talking about a palestinian takeover. it's a battle ground, but a quiet battle ground. it's a battle that's being fought with construction. it's a battle that's using people as weapons and homes as weapons and schools, as weapons. and the state of israel isn't fighting this battle at all. we drive throu

u. k. and e u, i have imposed our several so called sanctions packages against these womic republic and against the r g c over alleged gross rights violations by the iranian officials. it won't, in return, has called on the you to avoid of taking a dual approach on the issue of human rights while keeping mom over. frances harsh cracked down on hundreds of thousands of protesters over microns pension reform plan. so now these la mic republic is advising the you to mind its own business and avoid interfering in other countries issues.

e. u to have more ptolemy from the u. s. and the more lenient policy tools china, the head of the european council weighed in on the issue, expressed support for the french leaders views. there is indeed a great attachment the remains present. and the manual micron has said nothing else for this alliance with the united states. but if this alliance with the united states would suppose that we blindly systematically follow the position of the united states on all issues. no, there has been a leap forward on strategic autonomy compared to several years ago. first of all, shot michelle is totally wrong about there being a big leap forward in strategic european autonomy compared to several years ago. the fact that they all blindly followed the u. s. agenda ukraine and brow beat. anyone who to victor or bond is proof of just that. and it's been unity above all else. and all it's really change so far is just the rhetoric. the actions haven't changed at all. so we'll see what happens on that front. but macro have dared to diverge f

to europe. similarly, many other countries, it increased russian. crude imports have become leaders of oil exports to b, e u. n. g 7 countries. those western powers which impose sanctions against russia have increase their imports from china, india, turkey, the u. e and singapore. meanwhile, the north african state of morocco has also increase its imports of russian oil. morocco imported 600000 barrels from russia, and all of 2021. but that's jumped to $3000000.00 barrels and just the 1st 2 months of this year alone. it's such a trend continues. morocco will see a 32 fold increase in russian oil imports. media reports claim morocco van appears to be react, sporting to you markets. at the end of 2020 to morocco began to buy fuel from moscow, and an average of more than $7000000.00 leaders per day in parallel rebut began to exported to spain. a political and foreign policy expert we heard from says the sanctions have just led to the west, still buying russian oil, but at a higher price in indian got it. we, it actually becomes them more mockery of the attempt to sanction russia also. and it is a mockery of th

the move came as e u. countries have to deal with plummeting agricultural prices, while african states struggle with food shortages. the russian president assess the results of the green deal, which unblocked black seaports for shipments. he highlighted only 3 percent of deliveries have reached african nations and need while the majority of supplies headed to you countries, poland and hungary introduced a ban on green imports from here on the same day last week with warsaw making the decision after farmer's rallied and protest here it's border with you creed, full and says the ban is intended to protect its domestic food market. budapest says the band will last until june, 30th this year, and as express hope that brussels would set quotas and duties on ukrainian grain imports. you have reacted to the initiatives, criticizing morsa and budapest saying their decision contradicts previous agreements. meanwhile, the european commission has reacted negatively to the ban saying, unilateral actions on trade by members states are unacceptable. it is important to underline the trade policy, eas

e. u countries have different individual relationships with china . do you get a sense that there's any real unity on how to deal with china on an economic level? yes, you have to differentiate between foreign policy and trade policy. so when it comes to foreign policy, it is really up to the member states to a certain point, what they do and their relationship is shina. and then there's trade policy in the trade policy. it is a competence off the european union. so there's also this call today of was a la fonder line to really be united in the strategy against china. and i understood this call also as a call to the institutions as she was talking in the parliament. but also to the u . member states. she said that it has to be avoided, that china conquers and he writes the european union. i've been speaking to an analysis before, and he said that all you members states would agree on the fact that they have to do risk. but the way how to get there, that is something they have not yet found their common way. all right, let's. here's hilton. thank you s

have already landed in saudi arabia. jordan and kenya, the u. s. has evacuated almost a 100 people from sudan, most of which were diplomatic staff, while the e. u says they've evacuated a 1000 nationals from the country that has locals, have to look for their own escape routes. thousands reportedly flood the sudanese capital on monday with the you and estimating 20000 people fled to neighboring chad, the spiraling humanitarian crisis. and sir dan has put adjacent countries under pressure to taken people fleeing from the conflict. over 300 people have been killed and 3200 injured since fighting began. according to the un. we spoke with locals and one of the capitals hospitals who were worried about their future. i think i am undergoing dialysis to kidney center, but for 9 days i couldn't do it because the center was closed. people have no money . patients who used to come with us for dialysis haven't come since last saturday. patients with chronic disease can't bear it. we are very tired, we hope that god helps the country and protects it. and we're calling on the country's officials to find a solution for people who need hospitals before the l

we have to keep in mind that from on saudi arabia, the u. e. they all have us and western military bases in their own nations. they are part of the western forest to implement western policy in the entire region. you know, this initiative that they're taken is geared at establishing better partnerships, not just in yemen, but throughout the region with also iran. you know, thanks to the china brokered agreement that they assigned to, you know, 3 weeks ago. right. so i think saudi arabia is a press precipice, where they are forced to jump off the ship of western. come all of them today, mark's 20 years since the rocky capital of baghdad fell to us forces in a war that love to trout of devastation is wake. we're continuing our special coverage of the event through the oil, which country indicate off and d, stabilize the region for years to come. ah meanwhile, a new gallop survey has found a majority of muslim nations don't view america as a democracy building power in iraq. for example, 72 percent of respondents don't believe that quote, the u. s.

we have to, we have to keep in mind that i'm on saudi arabia and the u. e. they all have us and western military bases in their own nations. they are part of the western force to implement western policy in the entire region. oman officials, they don't act, they don't do anything unless they're getting orders from saudi arabia. saudi arabia doesn't get, you know, doesn't commit to any action unless they understand that uncle sam the u. s. is okay with it. you know, i spoke with a yemen, the official today, and he made a very interesting point. he said that the only reason saudi arabia is engaging in these political talks with iran and with the officials. it's simply because they are sort of testing the water. they're waiting to see the outcome of the russian and ukrainian war. they want to see who's going to win this war between russia and ukraine. they want to see if us is going to remain the world power. so that, and the reason why they're engaging in these negotiations. so beacon by time they want to stall time and see who's going to be the winner. is it g

e. u to have more independence from washington. last, despite the fight with the e, u continues to follow us policies of sending increasingly more weapons to you claim his r t contributor rachel madison. with her insights on the issues as president emmanuel nicole revealed to journalists on the way back from china, aboard the presidential play. that he apparently had some kind of an epiphany while he was in china. it sounds like he's now saying that europe really doesn't have to ride shotgun alongside washington every time that washington decides to load up the warm veal and speed down the regime change highway. the paradox would be, that's overcome with panic belief which as americans follow us, the caution europeans need to answer is it in no interest took to the right across on taiwan? no, that was the would be to think that we repeats must be comfortable on this topic and take al q from the agenda and the chinese over action. so math all just figured out apparently that france can have a foreign policy that's independent and not

u. s. and e, you have a high degree of overlap in the types of strategic critical minerals they need. they are high risks of supply on shortages and in the cumulative strategies of the u. s. europe, china is regarded as a men opponent and an important factor influence in their strategic directions and measures. so they are trying to build a supply chain independent of china. that is why china also needs to be about a relevant strategy and make a response. or, and of course, we know that many of these minerals don't just sit in china, this shit, they sit in other asian countries like indonesia of does that mean that the chinese chinese mining industry is going to be one of the big winners of this, of this race that you just mentioned. yes. what china is certainly one step ahead in terms of a national strategy to build trade and investment relationships out. it is interesting out that if you look at indonesia, at the end of that last month, ford motor site, a $4500000000.00 nicole smelter deal with vel, indonesia and china. so down why you'll accompany working on the whole, enter thatche

u. s. and e u criticism in recent years about poland, authoritarian policies, poland is a valued ally, a partner and a friend, and we have an enduring relationship based on shared priorities and democratic values. you see what's happening, everything from bella roost to poland, to hungary and the rise of the toilet terran regime in the world. and this president embraces obit fucks in the world. when you look at what's happened in places like hungary and in poland, that obviously did not have the same democratic traditions that we did. they weren't as deeply rooted. and yet as recently as 10 years ago were function democracies. and now essentially have become authoritarian. the polish prime minister is in the u. s. for meetings on economic and defense cooperation between the 2 nations. fast as my previous damaging statements from european officials. critics like french president emanuel mac wrong who last year called the polish p. n. a quote right wing anti semite, who bans l g b t people. those words were in reaction to polish laws, restricting l g b t writes and contradicting western culture. the visit is taking place f

dellinger has insisted that the chinese government does not have access to the data and that he gets processed only in the us singapore and the e u. however, investigative reports and whistleblowers have proven that employees in china also have access to all the information. so in a nutshell, take talk cannot guarantee that its data will not be accessed by the chinese government as uses. we should be aware with what data we agree to share when we sign up on the app. the majority of young people under the age of 30 spend the majority of their media consumption on one t detail. would we be comfortable if that tv channel was controlled by the chinese communist? pardon? would we be okay with that? i would say no, we are. these are bold claims. there's no concrete evidence of chinese governmental control of take talk as of yet. and content don't take dog is not only created in china, but from uses around the world at the same time. take those algorithms influence what we see on our for you page. this allows was certain opinions to be pushed while others are suppressed, but the same is true for algorithm commute. you facebook and insta

we have to keep in mind that from on saudi arabia, the u. e. they all have us and western military bases in their own nations. they are no part of the western forest to implement western policy in the entire region . you know, this initiative that they're taken is geared at establishing better partnerships, not just in yemen, but throughout the region with also iran. you know, thanks to the china brokered agreement that they assigned to 3 weeks ago. right. so i think saudi arabia is on a precipice where they are forced to jump off the ship of western colonialism. it's known locally as the venice of africa and nigerian village in the middle of a lake such as its unique location that the only way in or out is by boat or cheese gravel is that love cell to explore. well, come to my uncle, go. the only place in africa when the residents live on water. this whole lace is build on stealth, often called africa's venice because of the numerous pathways and the houses that have been build fair on these filled so much for africans can flim well well. you'r

we have to keep in mind that from on saudi arabia, the u. e. they all have us and western military bases in their own nations. they are part of the western force to implement western policy in the entire region. this initiative that they're taken is geared at establishing better partnerships, not just in yemen, but throughout the region with also iran, you know, thanks to the china brokered agreement that they assigned to, you know, 3 weeks ago. right. so i think saudi arabia is on a precipice where they are forced to jump off the ship of western colonialism, promising signs, we'll see how about develop. so if you'd like to delve deeper into any of those stories, make your way to r t dot com. it's got you covered all which content lively discussion is to be found there for a. ringback to what we got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be in arms. race is on a very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit

we have to keep in mind that from on saudi arabia, the u. e. they all have us and western military bases in their own nations. they are part of the western forest to implement western policy in the entire region. this initiative that they're taken is geared at establishing better partnerships, not just in yemen, but throughout the region with also iran. you know, thanks to the china brokered agreement that they assigned to 3 weeks ago. right. so i think saudi arabia is on a precipice where they are forced to jump off the ship of western colonialism. anonymous sources. we've seen enough taking the testimony of such a legend, witness history, ukraine conflict. the next manila chums modus operandi discusses their role in driving narratives. especially in times of more it's a very interesting chap. begins in moments they with oh, nice the russian state. never. i've gone in the north lansky diva again, the 55 been okay, so when i need to be doing else, because even though the we will been in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on russi

we have to keep in mind that from on saudi arabia, the u. e. they all have us and western military bases in their own nations. they are no part of the western force to implement western policy in the entire region. this initiative that they're taken is geared at establishing better partnerships, not just in yemen, but throughout the region with also iran, you know, thanks to the china brokered agreement that they assigned to, you know, 3 weeks ago. right. so i think saudi arabia is on a precipice where they are forced to jump off the ship of western. come all of them. well, that is where we leave the news run dollar for now, but stay close. as peter lavelle and gas are standing by for the latest, talk out some fiery discourse, right ahead. this is why the ah, the news ah needs to come to russian state little narrative. i stayed on the most landscape with within the 55 with we will van in the european union. the kremlin. ca, yep, machine. the state on russia for date and r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with me.

we have to keep in mind that from on saudi arabia, the u. e. they all have us and western military bases in their own nations. they are part of the western force to implement western policy in the entire region. this initiative that they're taken is geared at establishing better partnerships, not just in yemen, but throughout the region with also iran. you know, thanks to the china brokered agreement that they assigned to 3 weeks ago. right. so i think saudi arabia is on a precipice where they are forced to jump off the ship of western colonialism. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see right back here at the top of the hour. ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, germany, thousands of demonstrators demand to stop supplying weapons to ukraine. sanctions against russia have drastically reduced living standards for austrians, and they've taken to the streets of vienna check citizens or demanding the government resign that the country withdraw from nato and the european union and begin to

people among them, the hospitals director of being detained for questioning over the fatal c e u. countries have distorted the principle of the green deal brokered in is stumble, which is to provide safe passage from black c ports to countries most in need. that's the message from russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman murray is a horrify. in fact, having spit on the original humanitarian goals of the estimable package agreements, having signed incomplete, disregard for the needs of countries in grain and fertilizers, the europeans through all their efforts into satisfying the growing commercial appetites of kias and solving their tasks of stuffing warehouses with cheap, ukrainian grain. well, the latest on this situation, poland has agreed to allow ukrainian grain exports to pass through its territory. it comes at several other central european countries have been key of agricultural exports to their markets. you members say be aim of the move is to protect local farmers from the low import prices. for sol as a broad turn is at odds with romania, slovakia, and bulgaria who have protested against

e u. n. china have an interest in a rules based world with the un charter at its core. really given china's illegal expansion in the south china sea and the massive human rights violations taking place inside the country. it's clear they're not working from the same un rollbook as you are. so why suggest there's a common approach to rule face? well, when the clearly, when the, to me as a 1st 1st i funny believe in mr. letter, i certainly believe in the shop. that was my question, but i will answer your question. i shouldn't point you so that look nice. we know we can observe that china would like to set the international ruth and ruth that wouldn't, that wouldn't be inside by the same venue that you have on your site for, for, for, for instance, $93.00 points, you know, relationship with china. first, we will be always the we firm in protecting in defending the human rights in the democratic principles is very clear and systematic. when i had 2 children to talk was a change of 3 teens. i systematically your your cation to, to, to, to explain our, our convictions on thos

so now we're obviously seeing prisoners who have been how troops from the saudi u. e coalition have been returned as well. have you been on those flights and is there a difference in feeling between those flights? oh, this is a very heavy and complex just to go ration or just come back to lives. carol, nearly 900 detainees. we have 4 planes education and happening and 6 inches around human barrel. and so not only the logistic kids, it's heavy, but oh, here as the international coverage of the rest, beyond only taking detainees from a to be all here is also true to apply our protection mandate with me. my credit, which is we're able to visit with detainees in private before the board of the place we need to eat was one of the conditions. and during those visits, we were able to try if they had any special needs. if they were aware just to explain to them the gratian and also to make sure that they were okay to be. and then when they arrive, it, we will give them the treaty to, to call their families. and they also get a small box for us to bring the e mail. so it just

we have to keep in mind that from on saudi arabia, the u. e. they all have us and western military bases in their own nations. they are part of the western forest to implement western policy in the entire region. you know, this initiative that they're taken is geared at establishing better partnerships, not just in yemen, but throughout the region with also iran. you know, thanks to the china brokered agreement that they assigned to 3 weeks ago. right. so i think saudi arabia is on a precipice where they are forced to jump off the ship of western colonialism. okay, i promise time this monday night for a visit to the going underground studio with them today. option and guest european economist done the electron discuss whether the next predicted biking prices could make 2008. don't turn look like just a slightly at the office. the the what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. developments only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy

u. s. will change its behavior with the unfortunate reality remaining. that whether you are a friend or a foe, it seems uncle sam is watching and listening to your every move. e u. countries have distorted the principles of the grain deal brokerage in istanbul, which ain't to provide safe passage from black c ports to countries most in need of the message from russia's foreign ministry, spokesman marie is a heart of in fact, having spit on the original humanitarian goals of the estimable package agreements having signed incomplete disregard for the needs of countries in grain and fertilizers, the europeans through all their efforts into satisfying the growing commercial appetites of ki, of, and solving their tasks. of stuffing warehouses with cheap, ukrainian grain or poland has agreed to a low you, creamy in grain exports to pass through its territory. it comes to several other central european countries have bomb kias. i grew a cultural exports to their markets. you member states say that the name of the move is to protect local farmers from competing with low prices. hollins reaction is at odds with romania, slovakian bulgaria, who have protested against the increased inflo

minister has urged for problems on the continent to be solved in order to topple the issue. adding e u policies have done more harm than good since he, you policies inspire one migration wave after the other cooperation has become a priority with african countries willing and able to keep young citizens home who are also of key importance for the future of their homeland europe longstanding africa policy can pretty much be summed up as concern trolling. in other words, leaders saying that they're just so worried about african humanitarian issues or terrorism in africa. and then ultimately using that as a reason for establishing a military presence in africa. countries. then after that they end up hanging out in the hope of ultimately getting enough of a foothold to convert that military action to some kind of economic profit for them . even you chief diplomat, yoseph burrell had to pretty much acknowledge late last year. that the interest, the humanitarian interest is really selective. when it comes to what crises the pays attention to and which ones it totally ignores. he was really dismayed that t

e u countries have distorted the principle of the green deal brokered indiscernible, which aim to provide safe passage from block c porch, the countries most in need of the message from russia's foreign ministry, spokeswoman re, as a harvard in fact, having spit on the original humanitarian goals of the estimable package agreements having signed incomplete disregard for the needs of countries in grain and fertilizers, the europeans threw all their efforts into satisfying the growing commercial appetites of kias and solving their tasks of stuffing warehouses with cheap ukrainian grain. will some updates on the situation, poland has now agreed to allow ukrainian grain exports to pass through its surgery . it comes to several other central european countries, a bomb he has agricultural exports to their market. you members say the aim of that move is to protect local farmers from the low import prices. warsaw as a broad turn is at odds with romania slovakia. bulgaria who protested against the increased influence from nuclear. we're talking with the e. u, as well as with ukraine to find soluti