u. k. it also semester u. k. as a preferred partner for ukraine's energy sector, critical mineral strategy in green steel production. and that's also an official u. k. ukraine, $100.00 the partnership declaration in which it states. and i'm gonna quote this, that one of the goals is to support the development of the ukrainian critical minerals strategy to support the maximization of benefits from ukraine's national resources. meaning you k will take advantage of the ukraine's resources. so on assessing what do you know about the quote secret part of the agreement? well, you know, we're afraid to speculate hair. the 100 agreement with the u. k. that had a secret pulse, and it was actually speaking about the minerals because the most, it was actually open the talking about to himself. drew a lot easier for him yet. i mean, he's got a but a tiny bit. there was a visit of the british prime minister, so the signing of the 100 year partnership agreement. maybe this is a fundamentally new format of relations, of the clos

u. k. it also semester u. k. as a preferred partner for ukraine's energy sector, critical mineral strategy in green steel production. and that's also an official u. k. ukraine, 100 d apologize, ship declaration and which it states. and i'm gonna quote this, that one of the goals is to support the development of the ukrainian critical minerals strategy to support the maximization of benefits from ukraine's national resources. meaning u. k. will take advantage of ukraine's resources that 100 agreement with the k, the had a secret pulse and it was actually speaking about the minerals because the most, it was actually open the talking about himself visit for him. you know, mean use the tiny bit. there was a visit to the british prime minister, the signing of the 100 year partnership agreement like this is a fundamentally new format of relations. some of the closest relations are now between ukraine and britain. there is also a secure secret part of the agreement with everything that really adds to our resilience and t

u. k. also expressed regrets of abuses that welcome me said during colonial rule. but many canyons say they want a pro apology. the wounds of slavery and colonialism remain unhealed in africa during that time important cultural artifacts and treasures was stolen and still displayed in museums in europe. and the us so b, c is africa, union. some it's the same is reparations and justice. the moment you ask for reproduces that i've done how to, who to talk to 1st and foremost say, i'm sorry, without or say you sorry, without an apology, that cannot be produces. and the people who store all the things that we are talking about, how them not to run that in the apology, maybe can use who fought for independence. died pool and disillusioned. those still alive see these not much to celebrate kathy slowly, i'll just sierra nairobi, tens of thousands of people are protesting against the government inside of the students leading the movement in several cities. so there has seen months of these protests in november of this collaborative roadway station. in the city of novi. sa

u . k. also expressed regrets. all abuses that welcome me said during colonial rule. but many canyons say they want a pro apology. the wounds of slavery and colonialism remain unhealed in africa during that time, important cultural artifacts and treasures was stolen and still displeased in museums in europe and the us. so b, c is africa union, some it same is reparations and justice, the moment you ask for the purpose is that i've done how to, who to talk to 1st and foremost say, i'm sorry, what don't say you sorry, without an apology. that cannot be very precious and the people will store all the things that we are talking about how the matter ended in the apology, mainly can use who fought for independence, died pool and the solutions those still alive. see these not much to celebrate. cathy, sorry, i'll just sierra nairobi. 22 months of fighting is to done has led to widespread destruction, misery among civilians. and despite regional mediation efforts, there is still no clear path to peace. but how would valid reports now from the city of center, in se ensued on,

u. k. also expressed regrets of abuse is a welcome me said during colonial rule, but many canyons say they want a pro apology. the wounds of slavery and colonialism remain unhealed in africa during that time, important cultural artifacts and treasures was stolen and i still displayed in museums in europe and the us. so b, c is africa. union summit fame is reparations. and justice. the moment you ask for reproduces that i've done how to, who to talk to 1st and foremost say, i'm sorry, what don't say you sorry without an apology. that cannot be very precious. and the. ready store all the things that we are talking about, how the not to run that in the apology maybe can use who fought for independence. died pool and disillusioned. those still alive. see these not much to celebrate. cathy, sorry, i'll just sierra nairobi. they have intense exchanges of the free speech and the future of ukraine on the 1st day of the munich security conference. u. s. mice president j the visor, choose european nations

u. k. also, with each other account come to any consensus of what to do, particularly now they've been left out frozen colds of those tools, taking place elsewhere. too many cooks for liberals. that's what the us special envoy keys, kellogg said, and that is exactly true, because normally we would see the $27.00. you were in need. this coming together. that was the case. this was just a handful of your pain need. is the ones that they clearly think of the ones that matter alone with the u. k. trying to find a way forward. i know they couldn't. what we did see there was some very full case id is coming out from some of the leaders who were at that meeting president blackwell and who is for a very long time cold for your panel. i mean, once again, calling for more money to be spent on the defense. and that's what we also heard. first of the phone delay and your pain commission president, who is a former defense minister from germany. those both saying that the only way to peace could be achieved i

k. let's take a guess. it also semester u. k. as a preferred partner for ukraine's energy sector critical mineral strategy in green steel production. that's also an official u. k. ukraine, 100 d, a partnership declaration of which it states that one of the goals that it goals is . and i'm gonna quote this to support the development of a ukrainian critical mineral strategy to support the maximize ation of benefits from ukraine's national resources. meaning you claim when you get in your case, or you will take advantage of ukraine's resources. so what do you know about this quote, secret part of that agreement? you know, we're afraid to speculate had that 100 d as agreements with u. k. signed by t of that it had a secret pull to and it was speaking about the marrow minerals because the landscape was actually merrily continued it himself. the busiest frame yet, i mean, use the tiny bit. there was a visit of the british prime minister. so the signing of the 100 year partnership agreement, maybe this is a fundamentally new format of re

all 02 countries that expose those on to a 5 day is row and in fact also to the u. k. we must be immediate. the do talk to the beam of what is actually being happening. and also we must put proper controls in place, as i've said to you. we do not test the necessary manpower knoll the necessary controls to go and inspect what happens with the weapons waiting they are sold and how we can prevent those weapons from being sold on the hunt. the end users control certificates that we have. so more money must be given to making c a, c. c. it must be empowered to be able to do each job. and more importantly, an overview must be, must be done about what has happened in the past, so that we can keep those broken, the undertaking sorts of advocates make folks in terms of our domestic legislation and also in terms of international conventions accountable. and secondly, that we make sure that a company such as our, i'm mental, which is a huge conglomerate manufacturing, especially munitions in germany. but it is owned by black crow, which is the largest shell from the united states

u. k. prime minister also chimed, insisting that counseling elections as do a bad thing. in fact, britain did it during the world war 2, or do you have my colleagues task? yeah, take it. i spoke with for my british a member of parliament, george galloway, who says that he's not convinced bike us thomas reasoning. the start was not exactly accurate. britain held parliamentary by elections throughout the 2nd world war and the, the charge of government sustained loss after loss after loss. and there was no attempt to arrest the leaders of the opposition in brit during the 2nd world war. in fact, they were brought into the gum unless, when critics of the government like an iron bevan were on their feet every day, attacking the way in which the war was being push you. now the britain, the arrest, the editors, the proprietors, all newspapers, they didn't disappear, of their opponents. they didn't put their opponents on the house arrest as uh, as the landscape has done. but in the united states, the presidential elections throughout both wars. the are elections presidential elec

also, the u. k. prime minister keeps stomach, has been invited. we, on the sudden the router is the secretary general of nato is also likely to be in power as a full that meeting so very fast, leaving the privacy ahead of the talks that we now understand they're going to take place in the coming days between the us and the russians taking place in saudi arabia and james, i'm the new trump administration shock with all tactics appear to host, have been carried over there to the munich security conference you've been there for the past few days. there seems to be that's why he did in golf now between have your opinions and the americans viewing the conflict and ukraine and the stakes and it they are deeply concerned the europeans, they want to support ukraine. they do not want any sort of appeasement to polluted and yet the us is going ahead pushing ahead. it seems, with tools with the russians, the europeans don't really know what's going on. the not being properly brief, don't what's going on. i mean ukraine use their own so it seems being sideline

lead is no, it was just the select fee, and he does have countries like colon from germany and also the u. k. being invited to a loan to that. now the phase prime minister kids, selma, put things together, plans to send, keeping true to ukraine, that didn't go down well with everyone. but here's what style mode was like to do. your must play its role. and per pet consider committing purchased forces on the ground. alongside up as if there was a last in piece of agreement, but the must be a us box stop. because i us security guard said this is the only way to effectively deter russia from attack. can you create a good but case selma saying with god bless europe always, he's going to need the us as a back stop. well, too many cooks for the bras. that's what we heard from the us special and boy chief calla guntee. he might be white because they couldn't come up with a plan that they could all agree on. we have the usual folks like president my quite a holding not meeting saying you need to spend more money on defense stuff. also what we heard from this level of delay in the european commission

and he does have countries like colon from germany and also the u. k. being invited to low into that. now the phase prime minister kids, selma, put things together. plans the census keeping true to ukraine. that didn't go down well with everyone. but here's what salma was like to do. your must play its role. and per pet consider committing purchased forces on the ground. alongside off those. if there was a last in piece of agreement. but the must be a us box stop. because a us security guard seat, this is the only way to effectively deter russia from attack. can you create a good but case tell me say with god, bless your always he's going to need the us as a box stop. well too many cooks, boy the broth, that's what we heard from the us special and boy chief calla guntee. he might be white because they couldn't come up with a plan that they could all agree on. we have the usual folks like president backorder holding not meeting saying you needs to spend more money on defense stuff . also what we heard from this level and delay in the european commission

u. k. support for ukraine, and he also announced some more financial aid that will be coming ukraine's way. and that will be to the tune of $68700000.00. and now in total, that brings the case commitments since the beginning of the conflict to $1200000000.00 tenure imagine what the take could have done to improve lives for their own citizens in the u. k. but nope, it's going to the ukraine. and again, they're saying that the pay stands behind the ukraine, and they will do their best to help them. and their and system does, this is the way that they should go about it because most go is not interested in any negotiations whatsoever, which is an out why, why? and it's absolutely ridiculous at this point. we'll just focus also through that. and i mean, we've reported so many times it's not them appear to she has always basically said if i'm ready, so with anyone just for one does have kind of the big moments. exactly. that's what we're saying is an outright lie because any want to look this up, this is not just us saying it arts, he's saying that will must go say that it was, it was either re

u. k o position is based on done to found is they're both long term employees of the u. k for income work. and then also, which is a very roundabout way of seeing levels and my 6 agents, the links to you can us states intelligence of very, very well established on any addition days. it's on public record as well. that space and you has received funding or received funding from the c d o has also received funding from us the id, the west and model of economics is built on. i forget having the specific economic rule, which is to be a place where the place that isn't happy to advise you as a wooden drawers of what's that basically, i'm nothing more than that. it's a place where it's economic involved visiting nobody economies, basically to be at least of miles of all solid minerals or supply of crude oil on a supply of cash crops. and they may be supply of cheap to my labor as well. i'm nothing more as well. yeah, that's a good what format you use spokesman. joseph burrell said last year about the people of africa. he said, quote, if you travel to african state and see, will see that people that support fo

is no, it was just a select few that he does have countries like poland, france, germany, and also the u. k. being invited to a loan to that. now the case prime minister kids, selma, putting together plans to send peacekeeping troops to ukraine. that didn't go down well with everyone. but here's what selma would like to do. your must play its role and per pet consider committing british forces on the ground. a long side off is if there is a last in piece of agreement, but the must be a us box stop. because i us security guarantees. this is the only way to effectively deter russia from attack. can you create a good but case thomas saying with god bless you ripped, always he's going to need the us as a back stop. well, too many cooks, boy the broth. that's what we heard from the us. special and boy kellogg. and he might be white because they couldn't come up with a plan that they could all agree on. we have the usual folks like president backorder holding not meeting saying you needs to spend more money on defense. that's also what we heard from this level and delay in the european commission

they've also advise you the u. k. prime minister is storm a nato secretary general muck route to up to those tools. european leaders, i think also somewhat confused about what the us position is because they heard different things coming from different members of the administration. we understand that in the talks in saudi arabia, interestingly, the secretary of state marco rubio, will be that mike volts is the national security advisor. and then steve would cost, who was actually the trump invoice on middle estate is the $1.00 who did the garza deal. and general callo cheat kellogg. he's supposed to be the invoice of dealing with ukraine and russia is not going to be at those to. ready and i think that adds to the confusion that hearing different things from different members of the trump administration. and james, this a really interesting as a request or declaration less cause a rallying 5 for your p and unity. all based on the of load of me is a landscape suggesting the formation over your p. and i mean, that see

the leaders of countries like poland, france, germany, and also the u. k. being invited to loan to that. now the case prime minister kit selma, putting together plans to send peacekeeping troops to ukraine. that didn't go down. well, with everyone, but here's what style mode would like to do. your must play its role. i'm prepared to consider committing purchased forces on the ground, alongside up as if there was a loss to increase the agreement. but the must be a us box stop. because a us security guard said, this is the only way to effectively deter russia from attack. can you create a good but case tell me say would god bless europe always. he's going to need the us as a back stop. well too many cooks, boy the broth. that's what we heard from the us. special and boy keys kellogg. and he might be white because they couldn't come up with a plan that they could all agree on. we have the usual folks like president backorder holding not meetings saying you needs to spend more money on defense stuff. also what we heard from this level of delay in the european c

it's also summative. so u k, as a preferred partner for ukraine's energy sector critical minerals strategy and green steel production. and there's more now look at the sports supported developments over ukranian critical minimal strategy, and necessary regulatory structures required to support the maximize ation of benefits from ukraine's natural resources. well, isn't that nice and potentially lucrative for that? you take, after all, ukraine has one of the largest mineral deposits of any do a p and country, which would explain the southern friendliness and partnership. maybe that's why the landmark agreements was signed before tom had a chance to get there literally 4 days before his and all duration. and now i think it was once in or else we're going to rain very valuable, rarer. so we won, while we put up to go in terms of the guarantee we want to guarantee one, we're handing a money hand over fist, we're giving them equipment. so we're looking to do a deal with the brain where they're going to secure what we

he will definitely not be the candidate is also in the u. k. a of a sudden and on growth to forest johnson has read his head again. he cooled on your pins to help trump and the girl i, i thought i just thought, you know, i run a busy, now cooling on the europeans is this day. why? beloved friends with him? you know, obviously what his political late forthwith breaks, etc. all. so i mean, this is the same on his stuff, but the piece still on the table back in twins, 2 twins, 2. do you think now he's saying the right things precisely because he knows. but that's who we're going to come out. i mean, that's a pandora's box. yes, i mean, he actually, uh, it was a rather unclear communication. uh, the 1st paragraph that you've just quoted was kind of the odds with the rest of the message. so i think he might have had a few before he issued tweet. but the truth is bought as johnson is dripping in ukrainian block. if not for him, hundreds of thousands of ukrainians now dead would still be alive. he personally traveled to keep it after a zalinski was mi

fencin spot founding partner of the investment banking firm, brake mcadam, he's also the chairman of republicans overseas u. k. and then halifax, canada gavin fidel, a professor of political science and global development studies st. mary's university. he's the co author also of rethinking development products. exciting gentleman for joining us on today's inside story program. we've seen of foster moving a timeline of action and reaction and recent house. i want to come to that in a moment, greg, but 1st i'd like you to take us back a bit. this is something that donald trump campaigned on when he was elected in the event, but you support his policies. so explained to us, what is he trying to achieve with these towers? that's a great question and then you're absolutely right, james. the telegraph to rather well in the campaign as well as during the transition. so, and when president trump is trying to accomplish is what the really, what the voters of the americans voted for, which was fairness in trade and, and more equal treatment by our trading partners. in other words, having terrorist basically around the

i mean, you could also make the argument using that logic that uh the, the u. k or french, colonial golf minutes and after go it also a forceful good because they feel to the adults if you really lines on schools and hospitals or whatnot. regardless of the evil that any student is responsible for the fact that there is one or 2 things that some points one or 2 good things. so things that claim to be good, things that it does doesn't negates the other 90 percent of what the institution actually does. so for example, with this, this pitfall issue, which is like the big thing that has been discussed, that the h, i v a n c retroviral job programs across africa. or, you know, have any subsidized by the usa. i do. the 1st thing to know is that if us c id, which is basically the punching are these, you know, the state department's on see, eyes far inside of joint strategy. if the us, the id was the activity crippling the, the potential of these countries to actually grow and become suffering economically, then these countries would not need that 8 in the 1st place. so u

and also in the u. k, that is issued be presented as an mysterious conflict. what we do not know the actors. we do not know the companies africans, i want them to the killing of charter. okay. and to the, i was interested to read that some embassies in control. so the west of embassy is including the us, the u. k. have, if i q a suit most the stock because that worried about the situation. i mean, do you think there was any possibility m. 23 may want to push all the way to the capital and just a quick point of geography. that's over 1500 kilometers away. but of course there is the president of 1997 as yes, that's true, but that wasn't, it was a different time. i mean the government and, and the contract, the d r. c. government was significantly weaker. i think i've had less experience with a waging and a kind of a dance with rolanda, with k golly. at that time. and in this, in this regard, i think that and that i'm, i'm very skeptical that m 23 will go all the way to can shasta, i don't think it needs to go all the way to control. so i mean, i think it needs t