so is that official lied in response to the recent her visits between taiwan, m u. s m, or is an invasion actually, seeming to become more likely? now no, i mean the reaction by the chinese military and also the official rhetoric was to be expected. i would not say that an invasion has become more likely. i mean, the official line is also that the chinese government makes a clear that they want to m a rule over taiwan and that they will also, if necessary, use military force. so, i mean, there is quite clear, but there's no t p a timeline when day would, you know, for example, plan and evasion or, or, i mean, if that will be in the next years, or in 10 years, 20 years or 30 years. i mean, no one really knows, and it's expected that there will be a lot of, you know, building up like the mobilizing of troops and other movements that you could also observe with satellite imagery. so i don't think it will happen over night or with her day to day escalation. but i mean, those military drugs are really, i'm a dangerous because there's a lot of room for yeah m escalation th

you have m u s. m worships also in the region, and i mean it just one wrong assessment, run a wrong reaction and they could, that could, you know, start aspire escalation spiral that could get out of control. me were we have the front president emanuel macro of the weekend saying that europe must not be a follower of either the u. s. or china and taiwan. and that the block risk entanglement in crises that aren't ours. those are his words. how was that received in beijing? i mean that's basically a gift to beijing. the strategy of the chinese government is to divide and are brussels and or washington. they don't want a trans atlantic alliance. they want to, or convince or europe that it should emancipate itself from the u. s. line and am. ironically when macro, who came to beijing eci to, to demonstrate european unity here has undermined the european strategy of when he says this conflict is not ours. he might actually encourage a seating ping to invade taiwan because and the reaction 'em that he made

and then you said if you don't get that, the u. m will have to acknowledge some certain things about western sanctions. but you didn't say that russia would withdraw from the deal. so if may 18 comes round and russia doesn't get what it wants, will the deal continue? it's not me who decides, as you understand, oh, the we, we've been, we've been saying consistently that the deal is not working. the 2nd part of the deal, which concerns the russian, experts of food and fertile fertilizers, is not working is not working 100 percent, despite all the efforts 2nd, the general general and rebecca grants been greenspan are undertaking and recognizes efforts. but we are where we are. and what will happen in 60 days, where we said that we expect we expect the breakthrough. i cannot predict, as i said, it's not my prerogative to, to give even a heads even heads up on that. but let's see what happens on 18. some. what may and what progress we could achieve by that date on, on audio formula, on audio formula. you will learn the name of the brief u

based here. germany wants to increase its military presence as part of the new lead military mission, e u m. p. m. they will be training and supporting new year's armed forces to face a growing threat from islamist violence. but the state got it out of the veil or almost insisting that we continue our commitment here. and we are very happy to do that too because 1st of all, we see that we are welcome and we see that we have an effect on the fact is that the security forces here are getting better and better at being able to cope with the challenges they undeniably, have even more understood and have guests of ad news yet is one of the poorest countries in the world. but it is one of the more stable in the sir hell region. germany plans to pull peacekeeping troops out of neighboring molly because of differences with the ruling john to that. following that decision, nisha is taking on a new importance from bases to taylor importance. and so for the moment when we withdraw from molly, because this is where we will focus off to withdraw from molly hidden scrapple, i knocked him up to go smiley.

k, and the u. m. if they act together, they can exert some leverage on these parties. get if you could just tell us what do you think the situation is for civilians right now, especially in the capital cartoon. yeah, i think we also got it in the report that you brought to us before. it's absolutely devastating civilians. i can't go out. no, they don't have enough water, not enough. who would do being shot at in the streets if they try to go somewhere. that is why in the fighting in their neighborhood their costs might be stolen or they might be attacked by criminals. that also reportedly looming around so it's a very dire situation. garrett kurtz, political scientists with the research group, africa, and middle east at the german institute for international and security affairs. thank you so much for bringing us up to date and on that analysis of the situation incident. your work and a russian strike on the southern ukrainian city of her son has killed at least one person and wounded several more ukrainian president followed a missile. lensky has been visiting combat

based here. germany wants to increase its military presence as part of the new lead military mission, e u m p m. they will be training and supporting new jazz armed forces. you face a growing threat from islamist violence, but the state got into the office. they are almost insisting that we continue our commitment here, and we are very happy to do that too. because 1st of all, we see that we are welcome. and we see that we have an effect on effect. is that the security policies here getting better and better being able to cope with the challenges and deniable have understood. and so bad news yet is one of the poorest countries in the world. but it is one of the more stable in the ser, hell region. germany plans to pull peacekeeping troops out of neighboring molly because of differences with the ruling john to that. following that decision, nisha is taking on a new importance from bases particular importance. and so for the moment when we withdraw from molly, because this is where we will focus after the withdrawal from molly, hidden scrapple, i knocked him up to us. molly, the german govern

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and so of course, the bureau of prisons took advantage of that and put him in the c. m. u. and i said, why on earth is he in a c, m u. and he said because his crime involved a communications based offense. and i said his crime with communicating with a journalist. so think deeply about that, that that's the reason the communication, the a sense that he communicated with the journalist not with a spy, not with a half to 4 in agency, nothing like that. but with a regular check analyst, i'd like to thank our guest attorney activist and whistleblower jaslyn rate act for joining us. and thanks to our viewers. former us president theodore roosevelt once said that quote, patriotism means to stand by the country. it does not mean to stand by the president or any other public official, save exactly to the degree in which he, himself stands by the country. and it is unpatriotic not to tell the truth whether about the president or about any one else on quote. let's hope that more and more people are able to come forward and do exactly that. i'm john kerry aku and you've been watching t

at countries part of the you, germany strong, great britain, nicer there, which was a part of the u. m. in these countries have different agendas now, or it is also a fact that some european bureaucrats not are, you know, as a council or of members, but some in europe and bureaucrats. i've seen in events happening in ukraine as my down and all these kind of uprising um they have seen something extremely important for the european ideas and they have bashed and of course it is well known and as ease bureaucrats came to the my then demonstrations bed ah, the real decision making force in the you were still, i am the council of the head of the state, the prime minister president, until 4th, m. n. a z ross, no commitment. no real commitment of the issue in support of suit. quinn bird, quite general commitment that we all have little great service or, you know, responding to flattery. now, can i ask you something about russia because russia was never historically, at least, and in the recent times as well, was never antithetical to our europe. we also idolized in western europe for quite so

you know that the e, u m. a nato countries in the u. s. a. made a huge era in trying to force sanctions to be adopted against russia, by africa, demonstrations against the south african government, strict apartheid policies flare, and a shocking violence at sharpsville and industrial township. thousands gather outside of police nation in protest against new laws requiring every african to carry a pass at all times. 30 years on her own, the casseroles, adam, a voice on the man among those liberation heroes was fight to bring freedom and equality to the tip of africa. with the help of this soviet comrades will never be forgotten. thank you so much for your time that i'm of was so maybe if you can just start by telling us how you joined the on struggle and how you ended up in the soviet union. i. i left all over again. 1963 from fort hair university. i hardly finished anything there. this was a time of extremely political activity. i think there were in francis star. when the news came that the leadership of the african national congress had

the horizon as well, not regard. beijing is taking steps to promote international trade using the u. m. with chinese saudi talks underway on sidelining, the greenback and bilateral deals. well, earlier we spoke with saudi political unless i made, i'll embark him. he sees the us needs to respect other countries, finding ways to reestablish ties, but a long time rivals. they are expressing their frustration. this is shouldn't happen . probably rather they would understand what's happened because, you know, as you know, it's hard to be and the gc countries they don't take matter into their hands and they make decisions for the best for their economy, for the people, for the security of the region, especially that the u. s. had the ring, the problem now for 2 decade, 3 decades and nothing actually moved. so when we saw that the players has changed the time in is different. the dynamics in the region is different. we decided that we take matter into our hands because we are over in countries, we have the vision to pursue and we need this table region in order to achieve our goals. so if the

by the way, i article the recent briefing of deputy deputy spokesperson of the u. m, who was unable to answer about the syrian presence, present a story, the us presence in syria. that was how will they put a diplomatically better refrain from commenting? i think you heard it always of yourselves that we do, but unfortunately, this is a long time is rarely practice that does not just concern city alone, but, but the lebanon, as well. and, and other states which israel considered to be to needed the danger as i said, that's an admissible that that's not only us who speak about it, but we speak perhaps most vocally not on sports recently. well, you, you asked what you focus. there is a lot of hypocrisy in this world and a lot of double standards. but my, i was, i was struck by comments made by the chair of the, the international olympic committee. thomas. bah, recently, who said a few things on the barrister lympics, the 1st no russian teams are allowed to participate, or whatever they come on in teams sports are prohibited. secondly, athletes who are not associate, bu

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the u. m. report has also question the validity. a greek orthodox archbishop has pulled on the entire cycle and spiritual values keeps rulers and the west to trying to strike the ukrainian orthodox church. a raise it. camps government is working hard to do this. i don't think the west is just silent. it's an accomplice in this crime . if we say that the west is just silent, we will not reflect the whole reality, the western system, and those who claim to be its rulers, whether in the u. s. or elsewhere, we're trying to undermine the authority of the orthodox church, not only in the crate but in the world. the orthodox church is under attack everywhere because it has preserved and maintains faith, morality and values, including family values. mila in europe, despite russ has concerns about nato expansion. the blog is sent to even get even larger. the turkish parliament has decided now to back, i'm finland's bid to join the alarms. also ankara removed his initial opposition to the move. i welcome the votes of the grand national assemb

u m, as in essence, yes, taking any business that was in the e. u. and encourage them to go to the united states and open the businesses there. yeah. now if the you see that person of on the land sees that have businesses, energy prices are more expensive in the u. everything's cheaper in ah, them in america. so, i mean, why should the you rick now look to the u. s. when it can probably get cheaper and if it works with his partner in russia, or even though so china, other winds changing? well, absolutely. i think you're right or this is a, a very co correct analysis, because as i always say, facts are facts because inflation is going up in europe. and the cost of energy is going up like crazy over the last year. so it's people's lives. we're talking about and when you have people that are not happy was what they have the politicians, they're the leaders, we're have to think and to do something about it. so i think sooner or later, and i think this is what's happening now there, reflecting all whether it is right to do what they have been doing over t

u. m. serbia. in other world news, the leading russian military bronco who supported the invasion of ukraine has been killed in the bomb blast at a cafe in saint petersburg, florida inter task he was real name is maxine foreman, was a member of a blogging group which had hired out the cafe in a story center of st. petersburg for an event. at least 25 others were injured in the explosion. daughter jibari has more from moscow. this was the moment security cameras captured the attack at the busy street. food bar number one cafe in the heart of saint petersburg. on sunday. the explosion killed 40 year old military blogger loveland petoskey, who was delivering the speech of the event organized by the cyber front, that movement an association of people with k to out it use the whole talks at this cafe every week. over a 100 people were in and around this events, the time of the attack that almost native was given the statue of himself as a gift, moments before the blast. according to the mayor of saint p

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and there is a global effort in trying to reduce the minutes of plastic the world u. m. has, ah, recently in the last 2 years has come up with big global effort to reduce the impacts of plastic. i made them called upon all nations to join hands and we are working towards our international convention who reduced them at so plastic. i'm not too sure what will be the outcome of this pension. but i think all nations agree that this was a global problem. this is not individual country problem, and there are no isolated solutions. solutions will have to come by coming together . all nations will have to work together to reduce production consumption and look for subtle organic material. also looked for subtle o plastics which are not essential, non essential, plastics need to be reduced. so there will be multiple kinds of approach in the next 2 or 3 years, which will be drawn up through this process of international negotiation back to the outcome. so it will be only felt when the treaties actually implemented by all nations. oh, thank you so much, sir. tish city shall be join

the u. m. based system has been plunged into crisis by western attempts to replace international law with the rules based order. that's according to russia's foreign minister speaking at the un security council. she just on a sunday night, she still the u. n. central system is currently going through a deep crisis. the root cause of this was the desire of individual members of this organization to replace international law and the un charter with the sort of rules based order. but no one has actually seen these rules. they have not been the subject of transparent international negotiations. the result is the fragmentation of global trade, the collapse of market mechanisms, the paralysis of the w, t. o and the final undisguised transformation of the i m f into an instrument for achieving the goals of the us and its allies, including military objectives with russia, leading the un security council for the month of april. we were able to hear the long awaited address to the 15 member body that lea

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so the 72 hours, the u. m. the african union of the u. s. civil welcome to move st. they hope it will lead to a permanent end to hostilities. the united nations security council is unanimously condemned the taliban administration in afghanistan for banning women from working for the un security council. the school for swift reversal, the decision former us vice president mike pence has appeared before a grand jury investigating the january 6th insurrection. the judicial inquiry was looking into for president donald trump's efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. 3 top newspapers in the u. s. a seeking support from the bite, but ministration for the release of an american journalist from a russian prison. the new york times the washington post to the wall street journal of jointly run an ad calling for evan gush greevich his release. he was arrested in the city of catherine a bug last month and charged with spying gush to which denies the charges. meanwhile, moldova is president of the accused, russia of meddling and her country's internal affairs. maya

you had a number of seemingly fancy jobs, including one with the u. m. i mean, yes, you quit it and returned back to a bit, a centric to put it mildly even to your own family. well, it was actually a family decision. and the thing is that when i was growing up in london in the eighty's and ninety's and i was at school and university, it was a very different place to the u. k that we see now. i mean, recently we've seen the 1st minister of scotland has been elected, and he's a young british focused on me. we've got the mayor of london so on. there's also a focus on the origin. and of course you have an indian origin prime minister in the u. k, now he is ago in the ninety's and we would have been hard pressed to predict that it was a very different society. and i think most of my life was actually my childhood and my student years were dominated by the true government, a tory government, which was not known for its liberalism. in fact, it spoke to loaded racial tensions res.

so the security council, as long as the current world war, the with the u. m, and the security council stance, there will be no change in the rules of procedure. well, as was stated, russia is a permanent member of un security council. as the 15 member by that leads the united nations, and as a permanent member, they have the right to aim rotating position as president of the council. however, a recurring theme in question is directed to the russian ambassador and anthea was whether or not russia could legitimately hold this position. now, reporter after reporter seemed to push forward the notion that somehow russia does not have the right to do what every other member of the security council can do and assume the presidency, the counsel in a rotating position for a mom. the u. s. expect russia to be spreading disinformation about ukraine? in fact we, we, we think just the opposite. now actually, many media outlets already started suspected that russia is going to abuse the presidency of the security council. my think the, these articles on these opinions, so

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the u. m says more than 400 people have died, trying to make this journey in the 1st 3 months of this year. the number of bo, it's making treacherous trips like this one has risen drastically in recent days. 8 groups and the italian coast guard have rescued more than 1000 people from over packed barely c worthy vessels. many of though is making the journey have ended up here. at the migrant seemed her on the italian island of lum producer authority say they have been 2000 arrivals since friday was to get some of it in like and say that there are many female migrants with young children and several unaccompanied miners needed. we are in an emergency situation about some of the staff, a trying to do what they can to meet the primary emergency, somebody to limit inside the marya. now georgia, maloney's right wing government has declared a state of emergency. and what it says is an attempt to better manage the search and arrivals the 6 month measure will provide $5000000.00 euros to set up new ref