u. k. a stormer came out today and said that he wants to raise that level to 2.5 percent by the year 2027. that's far below what trump is expecting of nato allies. he's going to demand 5 percent defense spending and much more quickly the u. k is going to be able to do that. in fact, farmer said that he hoped to get up to 3 percent of g d p by the year 2035. so i am sure that he's concerned that he's going to hear something about the defense spending, even as he wants to focus on the u. k. being out in front with the potential to put boots on the ground as president trump has requested them. european allies, w correspondent, terry schultz in brussels. terry, thank you. let's take a look now some of the other stories making the headlines. and french authorities have arrested 2 people in relation to an awesome attack on the russian consulates in the southern french city. of must say, police say that would 2 explosions off the plastic photo. both of us were thrown into the compound on monday, no injurious athene were. forces moscow as cool the incident, a terrorist attack. hundreds of thousand

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u. k, out of the u. stomach hopes to be a bridge between washington and brussels. and british prime minister brings is a long and close relation in shit, which is a personal relationship between trump and the united kingdom. as well as strong links between our deep states, our nuclear and toes of services in there. many people in the intelligence services professionals in the military and in the see i am so on who will be shot by the idea that they could be heading for a fundamental risk with united kingdom and not stronger. i think that's what i should be strong with is with friends for jeremy or other european countries. thomas challenge now is to try to ensure that any piece deal is agreed with adults imposed on ukraine university to reach out to 0. not more on this, we joined now by kim gro, kindly who is a senior research fellow at the think tank commonwealth. he joins us from london. thanks for being with us. first of all, as a prime minister, if it go into the white house, we, everything is so unpredictable as it seems right now. and how do you think that st

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u. k. now out of the u, it doesn't have a strong claim to leadership in europe. instead, it's other countries taking the most action right now. these are the countries that have seen the most dramatic increase in defense spending over the last 10 years, poland, estonia, lot fia, lithuania, and finish. what do they all have in common? right, they all share a border with russia. we are the countries. now that's the case was rushing across the directions, highway one. so we took off the pressure on our folder and it shows poland has planning to spend 5 percent of gdp on defense this year. more than even the u. s. the baltic and northern states to have invested mass of the into the military. but the, it doesn't matter whether the baltic states increased the defense funding and they keep abilities by 200 percent or 3000 if you want this year signs of their countries and their economies doesn't match well, find some jeremy for example. and so you need the big countries, you need to promise you need germany, you need the united kingdom. germany has pledged to ramp up it

u. k. a stormer came out today and said that he wants to raise that level to 2.5 percent. by the year 2027. that's far below what trump is expecting of nato allies. he's going to dom at 5 percent defense spending and much more quickly. the u. k is going to be able to do that in fact, storm or said that he hoped to get up to 3 percent of g d p by the year 2035. so i am sure that he's concerned that he's going to hear something about the defense spending, even as he wants to focus on the u. k. being out in front with a potential to put boots on the ground as president, trump has requested them. european allies, dw correspondent terry schultz in brussels. terry, thank you. or other sweet knocks. 3 years since russia launched its full scale invasion of ukraine. the bottle of boot happened in the very early stages of the invasion of the month, the fizz 5 seats facing ukraine. it took the town back from russia, and in doing so, uncovered evidence of russian war crimes. the war has destroyed countless lives and tool and families upon the rushes. aggression has not broken the resu

u. k. a stormer came out today and said that he wants to raise that level to 2.5 percent. by the year 2027. that's far below what trump is expecting of nato allies. he's going to demand 5 percent defense spending and much more quickly than the u. k. is going to be able to do that in fact, storm or said that he hoped to get up to 3 percent of g. d. p by the year 2035. so i am sure that he's concerned that he's going to hear something about the defense spending, even as he wants to focus on the u. k. being out in front with a potential to put boots on the ground as president. trump has requested of european allies, dw correspondent, terry schultz and brussels. terry, thank you. a taiwan coast guard has detained a chinese crude called cargo shift. though the suspicions it may have said that in on the sea telecommunications cable, the ship, which is registered in togo, was intercepted between taiwan main island on the outlying penguins, harmonies authorities have detained a crew members and are investigating whether a nearby on the see cable was intentionally caught taiwan has

u. k actually turns out to have already had disagreement with kids which could have upset washington zillow, of course. and it appears to actually the most k food washington into an agreement that he already signed with you 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

u. k actually turns out to have already had disagreement with kids, which could have upset washington no to of course. and it appears to actually the lensky food washington into an agreement that he already signed with you k. let's take it also semester, you k as a preferred partner for ukraine's energy sector, critical mineral strategy and green steel production. that's also an official u. k. ukraine. $180.00 a partnership declaration 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 in your case, or you will take advantage of ukraine's resources, were free to speculate had that 100 d is agreements with u. k. signed by t of that it had a secret parts. and it was speaking about the mirror minerals because the landscape was actually merrily thinking of it himself visited for him. you know, mean he's the tiny bit, there was a visit to the british prime minister to the signing of the 100 year partnership agree

u. k. about a decade ago. he reads at an extract of one book on news of the testimony where their puppies had been placed, or waiting by, alongside out as testified in 2012 in london. they closed the court that they was quoted by the security forces during kenya's fight for independence. the u. k. lead to settle the case out of court. and booth who died 2 years ago. we just says is some of the can need, is they? yeah, we don't. fighters, the leaders get the to office off by independence. rely in the apple case that stage at the expense the calls that people the mile mile rebellion spotted in 1952 more than 10000 canyons was killed. many. what tortured displaced from the homes. deadlines taken away, a busy settle us with this government funded these memorial sites. as a reminder of what happened as sacrifices that were made by those who died. the 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 museu

u. k. b, e u. so polar to what's coming out of washington. i think good. i think i mentioned before is the state of denial. you know, i think come, you know, a ridgemont is less inclined to accept the think the psych painting of these boards, the more money you spend on it. and i think the more money that you just put into it on the move and they've been focus. and they've been unified on this idea that what they're doing is rice. and then there was and then game that we just click and when the mall that we see there of great to the pollution and, and, and enable case. and you know, the, a, you is not going to miss that has made a mistake, you know, huge powerful nations don't do that. and i think i'm the thing that links your stomach and the issue is that he's also part of that mindset. getting to know what he's going to actually accept that. so the whole thing was really huge, late a miscalculation, but it was to believe that they could even went to war against russia to believe that the sanctions would look and not develop enough faces. and you're going

u. k. is acting honorably in a lot of what we've seen. the institutional right out of europe is originated in the u. k. which by the way, has massive issues in their own country were over 250000 women. over 30 years, women and children skews me. women and children were raped at the hands of illegals in their country or, or migrants in their country that has led to them covering that up over the last 30 years. and telling the people that were raped and or abused or that they had to remain silent or they are, they were subject to, to arrest. so, you know, i just, i, you can't trust the government. you can't trust the western governments. and that's a really sad thing, is to say, i don't think it's has anything to do with the administration or some of the people, the good people that are in the governments. it has more to do with the judiciary and these political hacks that are closely related to people like george soros about the date has repeatedly signed the british authorities and even valves to be the next prime minister is the wishful thinking. what do you make o

out of those 7 do, are you looking primarily french? obviously, the hosting k u at germany, pole in denmark, spain, it till the netherlands out of those. they agreed on one thing, and the primary thing they agreed on is that they all need to increase the military budgets. but the thing that they have not agreed on with the president trump has been asking for president, trump is asking the europeans for concrete firm commitments specifically troops for the piece key. right. if i sees course the chief and that the disagree, germany, spain, it's william pa. ready and express reservations, the u. k. is willing to commit. yeah. and that's something that the, the to agree on. much to be thrust out the president's landscape, to pass it and all of this, you know, the position of ukraine, and of course, he's nothing react, but he is pursuing his own channel as he's in tech here. yes we, he's trying to get as much support from as many quarters as possible throughout the entire conflict. turkey has played a very, very important role early stages and talks exchange of prison

women's team accepted, however, that she called the police officers stupid and white of the night out in the u. k. capital in 2023, but denied that it amounted to the charge. when gatlin has left these roles as well as rugby head coach after wriggled 14 straight to international defeats, that easy to do was contracted until 2027. but the 2nd spot in charge of wales has now come to an end wales and finish bottom of the 6 nations last year with 5 defeats so on coast for another embarrassing running the tournaments. they've lost the fonts in a city so far. well, number one, i mean, a cell by lincoln has been knocked out of the concert opened by rushes. you cause the email alexander of the in road in don't all think started, well enough for sutherland to the russian taking the 1st 6 weeks 3. but that was the end of who joy for the nights. alexander of a, taking the next 2663 and 75 to advance to the last 16. and you say milton is a weight and a wing number 26. they will number 3, cocoa golf is need them to have the cost of opening the 2nd round and the furnace and there was lots of cost. do you creat

u. k. lead to settle the case out of court. and booth who died 2 years ago. we just says some african leaders of the freedom fighters. the leaders get into office passed by independence, relying the apple case that stage at the expense calls the people the mo mallory bandy and spotted in 1952 more than 10000 canyons was killed. many what tortured displaced from the homes. deadlines taken away, i believe the settlers, the british government funded this memorial side. it's a reminder of what happened and sacrifices that were made by those who died. the 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 sor

u. k. newspaper big u. k. newspaper got a slap on the wrist for illegally stealing information on how i can people's phones to find out what are talking about in private, who is the amount of honor or peers. but in the states, as uh, the big dawson's a roller coaster is in full flow. a lot of the back maybe is the one on charge. the democrats are still staring at the body. they're still looking at that white chalk mark on the ground, wondering how did see the whole goes oh, wrong. so you gotta find a reason why you gotta find a way to say, oh you, maybe it was racism. maybe come a little lost percussion, a white maybe is cushy, a black. oh, but you know, black girl is maybe it's because she's, she was a poor black woman. she was in poor and she's not actually black. me don't, don't stop and all that stuff to on the video or how many of you believe that racism and massage any played a role in vice president harris's defeat? oh, okay. so that's good. you all passed gimme a break. so for context, this was sort of a get together. it was in m s nbc on nbc show, looking at the future of the democratic party, basically be a

and then all of a sudden it turns out that the ones get to deal with the u. k. before that, i mean what, what's the timing about? well us is it. trump is just laying out the terms. i mean, i don't think soleski using any positions to negotiate with us. it has the one that, oh somebody, a lot of money and right now it's, it's just up to us to decide how ukraine is going to we pay back all these loans that us as provided during the, by an invitation. so what do you think russia, what do you think about the timing of rushes offered to do this? what do you think moscow is maybe trying to play here? well, russia, it's expressing, interesting piece. i mean that it's the president, trump basically pull it out of all this branch. this is a recognition that rush that you back as one in the battlefield. so, you know, you should rush out. can't afford to be magnanimous here because russia is a victor of the conflict. and it's it couldn't have hold the door open for negotiation or even possibly partnership with united states on the pulse of work development. i mean, this is

u. s. backs out of this from both a military and monetary standpoint, uh the u. k is going to be left holding the bag and not having anything really to do with it. as an extraordinary figure, i didn't know that ukraine is reportedly demanding us security guarantees and exchange for the deal. that would be part of the payoff hard you for see that co megabyte. is it a realistic proposal, a kind of work? while it's not putting them in nato, which is a bright red bind that i don't think the us are certainly uh, letting me put and the rest of will agree to. but it's the u. s. as a financial interest in their rebuilding and reconstructing ukraine using some of these resources that will be paid not only to, to pay back to the hundreds of billions that have been provided so far in this conflict, but also to kind of move forward then the u. s has a vested interest, not just to protect ukraine and ukrainian to protect us financial interest there. i think that's, that's a good result for everybody. i think it also lays a good ground work for the us to restore peace and prospe

out. the likes of the u. k. fonts, germany, canada, japan, the lift list goes on that they can find themselves at the receiving end of something not see from united states by way of, i don't know, let's go sanctions the trade sanctions trade restrictions. i mean, that's not really incentive for ccc. latrice to uphold this a oh, to challenge this real thing is that it is a good question because i think we've seen the true but you know, it is full of bluff and bluster. we saw it was the sanctions on canada and mexico briefly. um, but ultimately the united states needs its allies as much as the allies in the united states and they stick together. that's the best way to respond to this bullying tactic. you know, the, the i c c issue is, is not the highest priority for the european union or, or other us allies like south korea or japan. um, but neither is it the highest priority in united states. economic issues are more important for these countries fundamentally. but if you start giving into the bully on this issu

u. k, or others. finding a way to wiggle out of terrorist. because this is what trump sees as one of his main plans and his main ways of trying to bring manufacturer and job back to the united states. charles, just a final thought to you. what does this mean? and for the so called special relationship between the you can the us and does this now my to more than ever with trump in the white house as well. you know, i think there's the relationship between the u. s. of the u. k. remains uniquely close, but i would say that right now the u. k is in the same boat as the rest of europe. and that is, they're asking themselves and existential question. the question is, is the united states still a partner, a reliable study partner of europe in many respects, upholding the bargain that emerged during world war 2. and that was consolidated during the cold war, or is this an inflection point? and trump is really em big. america's days is europe's protector. we don't build the answer to that question yet, but it scares the heck out of europeans that thi

out. the likes of the u . k. fonts, germany, canada, japan, the lift list goes on that they can find themselves at the receiving end of something. now let's see from united states by way of, i don't know, let's go sanctions the trade sanctions trade restrictions. i mean that's not really incentive for i see signature, you swap hole this. oh, to challenge this real thing is that is a good question because i think we've seen the term, but you know, it is full of bluff and bluster. we saw it was the sanctions i'm kind of, i must go briefly on.

u. k, but most of the european union seemingly folding out of us favor off the drum, took back to the oval office. so this a ton, i mean, bilateral ties occurring a just 6 short week. so how did we get to where we on today? but we'll have this over to watch these task yet in europe has been, well, i'm truly trumped law. was it a quick of just a few months ago, the, you was movement. america's embrace, the 2, what brothers in arms and ukraine votes, as you know, that the you, when defenders of democracy, defies of dictatorships and traitors in the trillions. but a storm is now brewing over the atlantic. let's be honest. the european union was formed in order to smooth, i'd say it's, that's the purpose of it. and they've done a good job of it. but now i'm president. yes, less than 6 weeks into the job and trump has, that's the bureaucrats in brussels shook. and it's not just the personal sites like my chrome being offered in through the back door. the white house will do josh being left to get his steps in for over an hour before he was finally given an audience. or rubio cancelling his meet

u . k. but most of the european union seemingly pulling out of us favor off the trump . i took back to the office and in the white house of course, of a 180 degree town in bilateral ties as a code in just 6 short weeks. what a difference at all night solving out warranties. sounds good. tell you left them on this number in europe has been well and truly trumped law. was it a quicker fact? just a few months ago, the year was woman, america's embrace, the 2 brothers in arms and ukraine, voters in homes of the un defendants of democracy. the fires of dictatorships and trade is in the trillions, but a storm is now brewing over the atlantic. let's be honest. the european union was formed in order to smooth. i'd say it's, that's the purpose of it. and they've done a good job of it. but now i'm president. yes, less than 6 weeks into the job and trump has that's the bureaucrats in brussels shook. and it's not just the personal sites like my chrome being offered in through the back door. the white house will do josh being left to get his steps in for over an hour before he was fi

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u. k, but most of the european union is seemingly forwarding out of us favor off the truck to the back of the oval office, a 180 degree tonne and bilateral ties as a code and just 6 short weeks. let's learn more behind the scenes without these dusky atlanta in europe has been well and truly trumped law. was it a quick upside? just a few months ago, the you was movement, america's embrace, but to what brothers in arms and ukraine both says, you know that the you, when defenders of democracy, defies of dictatorships and traitors in the trillions. but a storm is now brewing over the atlantic. let's be honest. the european union was formed in order to smooth. i'd say it's, that's the purpose of it. and they've done a good job of it, but now i'm president. yes, less than 6 weeks into the job and trump has, that's the bureaucrats in brussels. shook and it's not just the personal sites like my chrome being offered in through the back door of the white house or do job being left to get his steps in for over an hour before he was finally given an audience or rubio cancelling his meeting with talis

u. k. prime minister kissed alma in washington on 1st day. he reiterated that any deal to in the world must be fat for ukraine. island fisher reports from the white house us out of our it's called the special relationship, the link between the us and the u. k. punctures of being found together for a very long time now. but ukraine is we have a 2, no unified us president says the is a peace deal on the we, we have russia, we have you grades. i think we are very well advanced. you key is committed to helping a peacekeeping force if there's an end to the fight to the once us security can piece on depending any deal, not something donald trump is ready to commit to. i think this is a historic of i want to make sure is the last thing deal of we about some of the discussion about how we can make that work. but one analyst says a u. k is unlikely to succeed. i think trump is. that's how it's positioned quite clearly. and will stallman has done, is gone to the white house of the banking boat, asking to talk to us as security guarantees in ukraine to continue the security relationship. it said, put once a guarantee you clean will not join the need to military lines an

confirmed information, we're gonna have to see how this meeting and saudi arabia plays out. indeed, when you think about the u. k. leadership and in the recent past weeks now saying that we're going to support your crime for the next 100 years and so on and so forth. we'll keep giving them weapons and cash. and then trump comes along. it looks like all the hopes of just being dash, i don't know quarter. thank you. well, we heard from a former director of us into governmental affairs about these latest developments. so steve gill visa is off the years of 5. trump is now setting the stage for a real chance of peace. you cannot resolve conflict if you're not talking, having conversations about how to resolve the conflict. and i think that we haven't seen that over the last several years is divided administration. but under president trump reaching out and now beginning the conversation with president booth and the russians, i think there's a real pathway to find you not only piece, but also better prosperity for all the nations involved. i do think it's kind of ironic that you have present zalinski complaining abou

without out the so we have the tribunal, obviously we have k u t, cbs and the office. number 250 the high you made it easy. we have one of my days just the wind round rock speech pathologist. but here we filed suit against blue gerbil. i as the and the state of texas, she says she didn't do it for as railing or palestinian values, but for american values is our responsibility to fight, to protect and preserve free speech for children. similar to exactly that, our founding fathers having revisions this law hospital 89, was nothing but a censorship long. meant to silence texans and punish them for expressing a practical view. texts and government should not be putting the interest of a foreign country over its own people. thank you. a speech pathologist in full real says the state is trying to silence her right to free speech. when this story that his story started getting a lot of attention, the governor of texas simply tweeted out, texas stands with israel period. any anti is real policy? there's an anti texas part of the the as far as i know, i mentally speech some of

out . so then he brought in a judge from the u. k cord, a civil servant radcliffe, who came in with never been to. and deb before, she had no idea of the country at all. and he was given 5 weeks to divide the country, and within 5 weeks he takes the decision and he just draws up the lines, mounts back to him, could not tell anybody what the boundaries, well, you know, because it was only between him and radcliffe, and of course the bridge complements back home in london. so papa son was born on the 14th of august, and india became independent on the 15th of august. but the terms of the partition of the country were only announced on the 17th of august. so it was a free in deal and focused on that loan to about what would the terms of the position, but the people the completely on for that and people have to leave. they have to leave the homes that being forced out of their homes. because there are riots all around them. people are you taking home sick, driving people out what happens in a situation like this when the nation is unprep