u. k. have launched a new scheme aimed at preventing flooding and parts of the countryside with the help of beavers. the semi aquatic mammals protect wetlands by building dams, that pre shape areas of open water, which in turn also encourages other spaces to thrive. they were hunted to near extinction in the u. k. others in the 16th century in, but by slowly re releasing beepers in certain habitats, it's hope they will now be a com. just reminder the top story we're following for you this. our european leaders are meeting at an emergency summit in brussels, with the name of ramping up defense spending and showing up support for you. create the top. com as united states policies, all support for you crate and it's war with of next documentary film on the next like encountered this great. they're reinforcing. the my name is the calls back say, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it loud as would have been nosy de la, good. eve

u. k, have been banned from sharing washington's knowledge through the limiting us support alongside pausing. it's military aid to tease previous lifelines from its biggest military backup. the u. s. has provided more than $64000000000.00 topping europe's spend. but what was that was this for donald trump took office, it's and before his dramatic whitehouse route with follow to me as a lead skate, the always provides about the cheapest seem to of ukraine's weapons, including many of its most powerful among them in defenses like the national advance surface to air missile system on that sums, hook missiles and patriot missiles, old volume, so and shooting down russian drone and messiah tax. the patriots as the us, as most advanced a defense system and is key and protecting ukraine's energy infrastructure. but it's not cheap and into sick to miss all costs around $3800000.00 euros around the launch its cost about $9400000.00 h crane will now have to carefully ration it's remaining supplies to us also provides keen ground defense equipment such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and

u. k, have been banned from sharing washington's knowledge through the limiting us support alongside pausing. it's military aid to tease previous lifelines from its biggest military backup. the u. s. has provided more than $64000000000.00 topping europe's spend. but of all of that was before donald trump took office it's and before his dramatic whitehouse route with follow to me as the landscape, the always provides about the cheapest seem to of ukraine's weapons, including many of its most powerful among them in defenses. like the national advance surface to air missile system or nasa, them's hook missiles and patriot missiles, old volume, so and shooting down russian drone and messiah tax. the patriots as the us, as most advanced a defense system and is key and protecting ukraine's energy infrastructure. but it's not cheap and into sick to miss all costs. around 3800000 euro used to round the launch. it's cost about $9400000.00 h the crane will now have to carefully ration its remaining supplies. the us also provides keen ground defense equipment such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how

u. k. have all calls on israel to abide by its international obligations. ukraine says a russian strike on a hotel in the jeanie, pro pet trust region has killed at least 4 people. thousands of others, including a child were wounded in that late night, a time to baton now, which is mining bitcoin to make up for falling tourism revenue. it's using the funds to pay for government spending. but how does the mining process work? miners collect and verify bitcoin transactions from the network. they use powerful computers to solve complex puzzles. the minor who solve the puzzle gets to add the verify transaction to the block chain, a digital ledger, and is rewarded with both newly created big coins. transaction fees, every transaction is recorded in a public ledger, which is encrypted. no single entity controls bit point. towns holdings are worth more than $1000000000.00 or nearly 30 percent of g. d. p. in 2023. the government sold a $100000000.00 a bit coin to fund the 50 percent pay rise for civil s

u. k. have called on israel to abide by its international obligations. they say humanitarian aid should never be contingent on a cease fire or use as a political tool hiding before joining us from gaza city. we'll get onto the issue of aids in a moment tiny, but 1st there was needs to be stressed by donald trump, to him, us telling them that they must release all the captives as how much responded to these threats or said anything about the talks going on between hamas and he was as well as the balls the reactions of right. how about directed to the the news about the talks between from us and the us as a, as a positive sign sign that dicks i locations forward that it never happened before. it's unexpected. and quite unpredictable donald for how much, but for a lot of people, when the, the news came out that uh about the direct talk to me and from us in the us. a lot of people reacted you know way that this is that it's never happened before. and something that they did not expect, and that's where we see much of the, the reaction, how much not only appr

u. k. have cooled on israel to allow food fuel and medicine into the gaza strip. in a joint statement, they said israel's government must abide by its international obligations. the trump administration says it's posing intelligence sharing with you crates just days of to suspending ministry a to keep the c i a direct us at the move is temporary and the washington expects to resume its cooperation with ukraine. if progress is made on peace because she ations with russian pressure from some of the world's largest. com, a cause is forced us present. donald trump to delay a portion of his tariff package on canada. the white house has agreed to suspend 25 percent towers by a month for some vehicles. following a cool with the ceos of salons is ford and general motors. but the levies on other goods will remain in place. move the canadian government has said will devastate the economies on both countries. we spoke with the big 3 auto dealers. we are going to give a one month exemption on any autos coming through us. m. c. a reciprocal terms will still go into effect on a

u. k. have all called on israel to abide by its international obligations. they say humanitarian aid should never be contingent on a ceasefire or use as a political tool. hy name a whole joining us from gaza city to tell us in a moment, tiny, what impact got blockade is having on people. but 1st, let me ask you about these developments. you have the united states, acknowledging that it's in direct touch with him us yet. trump also threatening him us telling them they must release all the captives as, as how must respond to, to these threats. well, the 2 things, the quite contradictory on one hand was the, the bulk of reaction and response to the news about the talk to me and how mouse then and the united states uh, welcomed by. i'm a senior officials and by their political advisor who expected that this the going to set the space for better relation in the future. and it's a change in the policy and the weight. how much is being interviewed on the ground now that there's nothing significant on the ground? the significance of this is just the beginning of to

u. k. have called on israel to abide by its international obligations. they say humanitarian aid should never be contingent on a ceasefire or use as a political tool. is there any forces of the gun tearing down homes in the north shines refugee camp in the occupied westbank after a mocking eye for the 17 homes for demolition. they've already destroyed 11 houses since reading the camp almost a month ago. since that time, the majority of a population of 15000 people has been displaced. israel has been expanding military rates in the north of the occupied. west bank is facing more than $40000.00 palestinians since january and the chinese stock market right on thursday as investors reach to be g reactive drive it to be g, setting a growth target of a 5 percent for the year. the announcement was made at the annual gathering of politicians known as a 2 sessions earlier. the commerce minister and finance ministers spoke to the media about the gold target, which comes despite an escalating trade of war with the united states. and those are the headlines. i'll ha

u. k. have called and these rails to abide by its international obligations. they say he monetary and age should never be contingent on a ceasefire or used as a political tool. is there any forces of the gun tearing down homes in nor shawn's refugee camp in the occupied westbank after a mocking up for the 17 homes for demolition. they've already destroyed 11 houses since reading the camp. almost a month ago. israel has been expanding military rates in the north of the occupied westbank, displacing more than 40000 palestinians since january. i have more news for you in about half an hour's time with the algae 0 use our stay with us. head to head continues next year. thank you for watch the welcome back to elgin 0 is had to had my guess tonight is running a week from a single former prime minister from a president of 3 duncan run over to michigan. thank you so much for being here tonight. we talked in part one about your presidency. we talked about the east to sunday attacks through long cars, brutal civil will allow us to 26 years that claimed the lives of an e

but we not have the situation with the u. k. is doing this. it's the militaristic safer that thanks. i think you have to see this in pop in terms of kissed alma's political position to, to, because domestic political position. he, uh, his popularity ratings are as low as any prime ministers put that a big, you know, he's, he's being extremely unpopular and sadly, history to be submitted to visit us and buying the drum for the, you know, rolls of gold. but generally speaking, best as a section of the busiest population that responds well to that, to it's a cheap way of gaining popularity to set them difficult to well with the, i mean, what would you say would go to what with the, with the idea of the business tommy is a by 70 percent of besides the video clinton unami, let me let him know besides progressing on it. uh so, uh this, this is all not starting plan the, the autonomy of my time then not going to will that be 1 pm. the defense pulling back to me idea of putting troops and u. k. so all is the same thing and belligerents but i think you'

u. k and friends have said that they would work together on a piece plan add together with the training that they would then go to united to the united states and proposes and discuss it there. he didn't give any more details except for what you mentioned. at the, the, the year from shapes that might be forcibly center. this is since has been an idea that has been sitting around here for awhile, but she didn't get give any more way of just a note that he says that he wants to persuade donald trump to stay engaged with your how much leverage does he really have to do that at this point. well, he has been in washington last week and when he has been there, there has been quite a good atmosphere. but this has also been before the fallout. the public followed officer lansky and donald trump. sir, this is of course difficult to say, what is keir and in some way is fed this idea of your, of becoming more independent and becoming stronger has always been one of emanuel. i'm across favorite projects. so he calls this strategic autonomy. he's been advocating for this for a while, so there's what

u. k. do have. what about those other european leaders say? well, what are they being saying about what happened as well? they have tom, almost universally, in support, all of ukraine we've had from the french president mccullin's saying that is important to remember that russia is the aggressor in this conflict. we've had from the outgoing job and johns that all of shows saying that you trading in town to germans on european support. similar statements coming from the leaders of austria, poland, and the czech republic, but naturally not from hungary, hon gary and prime minister victor olva. and had said that he signed a donald trump for what he called was he bravery, you know, it's pretty notable that big to open does side more with letting me to 10 and an increasing number of issues then with his european allies. but nonetheless, he is an outlier when it comes to the european reaction here, which has been pretty much universally in support of ukraine. but what is also happening here in bodies worrying the european leaders is that it seems to

u. k. homes have some sort of desire to, uh, to fight this war until the last ukrainian, but advocating more financial and military aid with rubio actually himself underlining that and saying that there's no actual peace plan neither from the, you know, from ukraine. all of this is reading obviously to a greater loss of life. and while you are painting nations, continue pumping ukraine with mil, military and financial aid, everyday ukrainian man of being dragged off the streets. and basically given a one way ticket, the we're just doing the less down for my boss of the craig, marie shad his take on why some you are p and powers. want to keep the ukraine conflicts guy. i think the list of your credit is democracy. business, a fight for democracy, a transaction goal that now attempt has as effectively been exploded. so once you left with the you're left with a bi filter, there's also something almost old bull since history and being a, a baffling effect, whole natural results. it's a so baptism, some of the steepest one but the, you know, the idea that these on, with the millions of peopl

we have problems, we have the u. k. no other countries having a publicly set that prepared to come forward. so this is a plan, a lot of doubts about that plan. james pays out a 0 central one to hey training and so being fighting russia for 3 years with arms provided laundry by the united states and europe. but the disastrous public spots between the leader and us present donald trump has cost us half of what happens next. charles profit reports from keith. sunday we'll ship at the st. below. demand cathedrals in the ukranian capital are built in the mid 19th century. the 1st goes created by all designs from venice. the church was closed with decades on the soviet rule of the 3 years since russia's full scale invasion. people are struggling to come to terms with what's happened in the white house between the president and the leader of the most powerful allies. on the years, we had hoped that historic moment would take place the signing of mutually beneficial agreements in washington. unfortunately, temptation prevailed a

we have problems and we have the u. k. no other countries having a publicly set that prepared to come forward? so that is a plan, a lot of doubts about that plan. james pays out to 0 central one as well. also that security summit zaleski went on to meet the precious mugs. it was fine by military . how to cope to king charles assembling a mistake in the east of england. the pat previously met joins landscape visit to the u. k. 2 years ago. carlos is founder of independent diploma. that's a non profit advisory group. he says the incredibly warm receptions lensky received in london was a direct message to the white house of fits always manhattan and diplomacy. who you shake hands with, whether you will, smiling at the signature of the peace deal, infamously. yes, our ha nixa robin. yes, that robin was not fox smiling. and yes, i was, it sends that set and signal i am always attending very closely to those signals because of course they, they tell a story about how come for your lead to feels about what is being discussed diplo

territory, which other countries could join the so called coalition of willing we have problems and we have the u. k. no other countries have publicly set that prepared to come forward. so this is a plan, a lot of doubts about that plan. james pays out to 0 central one. a. well, that's good. the nice is not from washington dc and speak to she have a tendency, so she have what are you hearing out of washington as the white house watches these pictures of room reception that the landscapes received in europe after, of course, getting the cold shoulder from trump advance with all the drums spent on the gulf coast and in florida, but many members, it was administrator on the sunday morning talk shows the political told truth into you as soon as the u. s. position is james and suggesting has been consistent, then not going to be a back stop. then they'll do make security guarantees. certainly not before any kind of peace deal with even negotiating. that name is together, piece deal to get them negotiation, vedo believe is a lensky. and it's like towards the job of the director of national intelligence th

u. k. do have. what about those other european leaders that well, what are they being saying about what happened? well, they have come almost universally in support of ukraine. we've had from the french president mccall and saying that is important to remember that russia is.

u. k. and you having to put boots on the ground and planes in the, in your it must, through the heavy lifting. what tons of that actually happening. i will play that scenario out. you have british, french is 30 and powerless troops on the ground and there is, for whatever reason, an exchange of fire contact. the danger here is the point of a security guarantee in a deployment is that you have to be, you have to be prepared to stand up against any kind of regression or, or be prepared to fight back. and i think it's very unlikely that you're being troops, even a coalition of the willing would be about to do that. doesn't mind. the whole point from the russian perspective is that they don't want to make side trips and you cry . and so, i'm not sure even the russians would agree to that, even if the europeans were prepared for it. and you mentioned the coalition of the willing. we know that not every country in the age you is going to be on board with this plan hungry being the number one, as we heard from out different medicaid is a james buys a little earlier. who else could be very hesitant t

u. k. and friends have suggested, if the u. s. was going to act as a back stop, potentially sending troops to monitor any c spot. that's an idea that's firmly opposed. in most cases, these are recent comments from the russian from and as a 2nd level. as most of the social cost of the end of biden's term in office, there's a new team now that guided by common sense the, the direct in saying we want to stop or was we wants peace before the and who wants to want to continue europe with just putting the thoughts of i'm gonna go through right now, they're saying, let's have peacekeepers, we want you to as many thousands of them, we will give them a cover. but that's also bracing of them because nobody's asking us what we think. trump understands every thing trump says it is too early when there is a settlement, you can discuss this issue, but it will require the agreement of the parties post most of those. but while i think so much to be discussed in this meeting, which comes, i think at the lowest point in transatlantic relations rele

for my discussions, i have a recent days, we've agreed that the u. k. from some of those will work with you, train on a plan to stop the flight to then we'll discuss that plan with the united states and take it forward together. the purpose of today's meeting was to unite our partners around this effort to strengthen you crate. anticipate just need your increase for the good of all of us. starting point must be to put your trade in the strongest possible position now so that they can negotiate from a position of strength. and we are doubling down and now support yesterday evening . but you pay sign to 2200000000 pound low to provide full military, a to ukraine. bought, not by the purchased trucks, pay a, but by the profits from frozen russian assets. today i'm announcing a new deal, which allows you trying to use 1600000000 pounds of u k expo finance. to buy mold of $5000.00 defense the solves, which will be paid in belfast. creating jobs in i'll bring in the defense set to and this will be vital for protecting critical infrastructure. now, i'm strength

i don't think that they have the capability, the, you and the u. k. and no way which are the other 2 european allies that all members of the, the, you to fill in all the gaps, the big ticket items like patriot missile defense, like the attack comes missiles of the doesn't have that they don't have necessarily, all the intelligence capabilities the u. s. has and provides 2 u k. at so you kind of close the stalling cause, well, which is a commercial thing, but it's run by, you know, most and ukraine has built a formidable force of drones over the last 3 years. but without that stalling internet capacity to control them, it'd be in real trouble though, suggesting that it's going to be cut off right now. but of course we know how close you know mosque is a key part of the decision making. now in the white house and you were talking about that brussel, the summit, of course, has just been a summit in london. and the us move seems to be completely contrary to what the europeans were trying to decide at that summit to. yeah, absolutely. i think everything th

u. k. and from who have planned to submit the plan was laid out on the weekend here in london all the way forward pace through strikes. well, ukraine is a little less strikes now than that just to a few hours ago. and of course the, the u. k and phones were planning to put some sort of peace keeping force. and we'll check the balance, the vice president in that interview with fox news that you probably the clip of a moment to go. busy he said that was going to be security guarantees, and he talked with some stain about the idea of that force, which was going to be provided by the u. k. and prompts along with all the nations he said, this is that we describe that 20000 troops from some random country that hasn't sold a war in 30 to 40 years. i can tell you that will provoke real and go in from some certainly here in the u. k. of course the u. k was on the us side both in the rock and i've got to some of the u. k. last, a 179 soldiers in iraq, 457 enough kind of stop diplomatic editor james base. james. thank you. yeah, that's the motor of you is an associate professor of national security and stra

you have members of other major political parties in the u. k. against it. not to mention ireland is against that and as well as you know, when you look at europe in general, the only other country that's, that's even lining up with him is france. so there is a coalition of willingness. it's 2 countries. it's the pay in france, and of course they were the most gains profit wise. i mean, remember, there are so many weapons manufacturers in england decides in the us. so they were benefiting from this proxy war, financially, you know, but let's try to hope that we'll find more benefit from peace and of meals, coalition around peace rather than more would not be nice. it would be beautiful in terms words, it would be beautiful. however, it's been a few days since we had that oval office meltdown show down, whichever you want to call it between. as the lensky and trump and j. d valez and it took, let's get a few days to pen this last. so what do you think changed his mind? the do you think this was something they discussed with those folks on, on sunday, in londo

um, everything's changed really since that and the 2 weeks of that have passed since that what does the u. k, do this i asked is not just because i know you're british, but just the british position. you have a british prime minister visiting washington this week. is it better to become a lap dog of donald trump? or is it better to re find your alliances with europe even though of u. k. left europe? yeah, it's very complicated for brittany, no breaks it. you know, now somebody looks very well not suddenly, i think to some of us on a long list strategically, like a big plunder, not just economically, but strategically. look, i mean style, i'm a come to washington and emanuel mac call. the french president came out here in the week. they bring it what i liked, cool bringing fruits to the volcano. trump as the sort of foy explain truths to the volcano to are, you know, this is, this are sacrifices to the great of stormy god, right? yes. the love of god so that you try and a piece that you're trying to relax, right? you offered obeisance in the hope that you will stave off its anger and any of o

we'll get to that point in just a 2nd, but we have the u. k. helping lead especially pro war charge. while the us is championing a pro peace agenda. this lead to a sustain strain and not the special relationship. yeah, everything has changed since president trump came into the white house and took office on the 28th of january. because now he is done a complete $180.00 ton from what bite and was doing and seeking to escalate the war . now trump is seeking peace, but keeps salma is still singing the old june. he is just following in the footsteps of johnson and trust and soon doc. and when he came into office in july last year, he just carried on escalating, saying we're going to give more weapons to ukraine. perhaps. support the now he's talking about boots on the ground as he said in your to pull that and planes in the yeah. which up to huge red lines. it goes to president clinton, but he's talking about a situation which may not even happen to him because we actually don't know if there's going to be a peace deal if there is a peace deal. i

europeans have plenty to say in support using words. action is where you know, we have to see something more tangible. the u. k. prime minister wants all the countries to pledge security guarantees like the u. k. such as boots on the ground so far a frost has agreed to this. do you think we will get to that commitment from all the european countries? and i certainly hope that, uh, we would because if europe did not wake up this time, this time, it will never wake up. we are talking about concrete actions and creative solutions, even if they sometimes go against the norms of regulating, you know, financial transactions. and that means using russian throws in money. what your report, it just referred to recently, and $300000000.00 laying frozen. well, wretched up your production of weaponry and have russian bind need be for your support of the praise mike johnson as much as he is now. uh, you know, dancing to, uh, to uh, donald trump student said that this is pure poetry. hey, use the russian money against that. so i hope that there will be concrete actions. i hope that france and germany will quit their resista

i don't think that they have the capability, the, you and the u. k. and no way which of the other 2 european allies that all members of the a you to fill in all the gaps, the big ticket items like patriot missile defense, like the attack comes missiles of the doesn't have that they don't have necessarily, all the intelligence capabilities that the u. s. has and provides 2 u. k. at ukraine. and of course, the stalling cause, well, which is a commercial thing. but it's run by, you know, most and ukraine has built a formidable force of drones over the last 3 years. but without that stalling internet capacity to control them, it'd be in real trouble. no suggestion that's going to be cut off right now. but of course we know how close a little mosque is a key part of the decision making. now in the white house, children quotesoft incidence conflicts have been suffering sexual violence. that's according to you and children's agency. it's you're quoted more than 200 cases since 2024 and says the title number is likely to be much higher than the will between t

u. k. and no way countries that are not members of the you have been galvanized into action by trumps a seizure of the ukraine peace prize. if we can pull that, that's an attempt to end the war in ukraine. and will it be widely uphold by what they saw in the white house yesterday? and as a result, they are taking the initiative salma and my call from friends in particular taking the initiative to try to insert themselves into this discussion and say, we need to be at the table. ukraine must be at the table, which is very legitimate. and i think right, because we made some adults in the room of the appalling behavior that we witnessed in the white house. and i want to talk a little bit about that, but also the fruit before we get to, to that, the optics of what we've seen today. we obviously so as zalinski and true, joe, a speaking in hushed tones together, the b a. how give it to stomach gave as zalinski when they met yesterday at a 10 downing street. there's obviously very, very different to what played out in the white house. how difficult is optics and, and all of this up. it's always a matt

have provided 50500000000 dollars and military assistance training 73000 ukrainian soldiers. that germany provided. $13000000000.00 of that 8 in tanks and munitions and in defense systems. and the u . k. has given $9800000000.00 to ukraine, the largest known e u. donor of military. i opt us the united states. okay, we're going to go now to actually have pretends he who is in washington dc for us and has there been any response from the dc yet about this european amazing, this just happened. you know. yeah, donald trump has been on the golf course in florida. his man was, it was administrator and i did find out on the sunday morning news shows here. so we have a pretty good idea. and in fact, you know, many of these items have been litigated in public over the last several days and with the administration. and we haven't seen any change in that a pretty far. they are not going to be a back stop in and and storm is storm is where they'll give a security guardy. certainly not until there is some sort of pc or piece negotiation underway or, or, you know, so you know, before and it kind of agreement is, is range because they feel that this is only 2. busy or 3, we have donald trump mentio

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i have to say that now it looks pretty much in taxes. remember what selma, the prime minister of the u. k. and president, the manual microphones we're trying to do was rebuild things, rebuild a situation where ukraine could work with the united states with his europe and allies do a minerals deal. and then have europe in troops on the ground led by the french and the u. k. well, president trump offered listens to those that are around 10 minutes persuaded by those that are around 2 minutes. first, they often got to persuade him to stay on the nato track. what it seems that is around him right now. i'll persuading him in a different direction. you heard a click from the interview, the j events, the vice president gave to fox news. well, he also talked about this idea of the french and u. k. lead reassurance force on the ground in ukraine, and the quote i think is causing real concern here in london, then probably empowers to 20000 troops from some brandon country that hasn't for to will. and 30 to 40 years is how he referred to this peacekeeping force. now that i think is going to cause re

u. k. prime minister castanan in downing street. i have signed a $2800000000.00 loan agreement. the funds will support keeps defense capabilities against russia. as that's case visit to england follows a bruising encounter during a televised meeting with donald trump. and his vice president, j. d. events on friday was wondering, is missing, with some of the landscape will meet adults and the european leaders for defense summit on sunday. also scheduled for sunday is a meeting between present landscape and came charles, it was a way to say to the street uh as you had from the street. uh you uh we saw the price for as long as the cherry street people call. yeah. how you just uh, a way to achieve. uh well we but which is a lot last summer. secure uh $0.75 a month to take your last 5 minutes here. are you there? i sold a lot of people and i want you people of the united kingdom size piece and thoughts on your team and match to the meeting tomorrow and tomorrow. and the us side with you store the, we have only we use i still to us. and so, when we call to new york, and really, really

u. k. export finance. to buy mold of $5000.00 at defense missiles. we have read some important steps today. first, we will keep the military slowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to strengthen ukraine. now. all right, donna, me, dollars are to use enough to have allowed the not right here and just you do not as good to have you joy be. so what else have we heard from the british prime minister? you know, it's kind of ironic how ya. k prime minister is talking about pace because what kind of piece you're trying to achieve, if you say you're going to keep the middle trait flowing a k, they mentioned piece, but it seems like onto the skies of actually keeping. i'm fueling this conflict, uninstall my talks about actually assigning a loan to t of the comes from the profits made from the frozen russian assets. he also stated during his speech, and i'm gonna quote this only in the end of the day you will have to involve russia . but this is the conflict between ukraine and russia. and this just seems like u. k. a besides pursuing a good one. green rhetoric is also trying to m

have the u. s saying is pushing for peace negotiations. k of as also agreed to those as well. whatever happened to the so called collective what? well, it seems like the air of the collective west is coming to an end with the sense of on search and see. and pessimism is actually rising among ukraine's back as in europe. and you know, you diplomats even stays the defense spending is becoming a fixed cost. basically, the e u now seems obliged to pay for security of another country despite their own searching costs. and he's an energy. and it looks like there's actually no confidence that mccomb presents interest of his own citizens. the latest paula ment free elections actually show that mackenzie policy is on the side most popular. and the latest polls actually show that mccullin's trust level is a 25 percent, which is quite low. and the reaction circulating in the media is indicative with means of matching that are making fun of the practice. french president has been holding maj. mine even compared to a napoleon, basically predicting him the same state. and you know, in a pub

have to involve russia. i mean, it's the conflict between russia and ukraine and it just seems like the u. k. besides pursuing is one great restoration. it also is trying to make itself relevant and one of the best and he noticed almost was, was echoed by others, such as like, us know, funded land. he, she actually stated that she, i mean, she waited with close to a gently on europe and all of the shows will say, stated that the you states a set to discuss raising defense spending an emmanuel mccall and was also there as well. he stated, the purpose of this meeting is to strength and support for ukraine and to instruct that you commission to launch a large scale co financing program and you know, but besides what of this struggle. and so he talks about strengthening relations with the us, out of deploying peacekeeping missions to you, right? we will go further, develop a coalition of the willing to defend a deal, and you try to guarantee the piece. those willing will intensified planning now with real urgency. as you pay is prepared to pack this with boots on the ground and planes in the tog

u. k. o from is that random country. his comments have caused a rule and to close allies for the long side of the us. and i've got a strong and a new case case in the rock to one defense expert, a combat veteran says he's a pool. busy the veteran of the administrative manners here in the u. k. there's a lot of anger and anger and don't recognize her. so there's a lot of parts that somebody would say about. and also somebody that was in the us thing for inside of even the losses and the fact that many of us both died blended with the us marines. and then when i us allies in the voice that, oh yeah, perfect. do you okay, as long as the scene itself is a bridge between the us and europe, and despite the recent crisis and transatlantic relations, it was hoping it could play that role again and find a joint way forward on ukraine. instead, the chasm between the 2 sides is growing and the difference is increasingly appearing in. so mountable james bay's out to 0, london plus gloves and heavy rains, have swarmed. indonesia is capital to call to

have a different approach to this. yeah, and it certainly, um, is doing that exactly the, the u. k. has a 100 year deal with ukraine that gives london access to the natural resources. now trump has also very clearly expressed interest in a rare earth deal with ukraine and says that zalinski wants to sign it. now, how can ukraine appease both and supporters here as well? uh, you can be mounted to 2 women and you can pledge your mineral resources to uh, 2 different countries blocks. uh, it's another of the absurdities of this whole situation. was the selling, the mineral rights twice to 2 different countries to different leaders. and what is the men role well, of what will be the wrong western ukrainian state? in any case, my understanding though i'm not a geologist, is that the vast majority of the mineral wealth of ukraine lives in the east of the country. and uh, zalinski wont be giving that to any but a present boot and has said he's ready to have joint ventures with the united states for that mineral well. lot seems like a much more sensible way to go. maybe they're all using thi

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trust them and i never to the image who's in london in midland that we have a last minute meeting is scheduled today. is it with the u. k, probably minutes to bring us up to speed with the lights? indeed, we're expect saying the cranium president for arguments lensky to arrive here in downing street in the coming hours for a meeting with the british. 5 minutes to kiss donna, a meeting that was meant to take place tomorrow. but such as the president of nature of the events of the pos dale, so that it has been proved for den vote, he'll be looking to speak to k as time or about is most likely how to repair his relationship with donald trump off to that disasters meeting of the white house on friday, we know that zalinski does watch co operation with america. he needs that country's help to continue defending ukraine. he will most likely be looking to care salma and help to achieve that. and that's because kids tom had what most people in dining street considered a very successful visit to the white house on thursday that what room was exchanging little very cordial and even though storm a did not manage to extract any us

u. k. prime minister care, a storm are assembled, what he called the coalition of the willing who have promised to keep back and keep and present us with a peace plan. but the group has been clear that despite their unity, they still need the us on board. so what will the trump administration's warming ties with moscow and public scolding of ukraine's lead or mean for a possible ceasefire? and for transatlantic ties, we'll get to a guest in a moment. first though, this report by friday, a car, a warm embrace between the leader of ukraine and one of its main european backers, united kingdom. lot in these events. these visit to the u. k. came on the heels of the now infamous trump meeting, where he was publicly been raised by the us president in the oval office. don't tell us what we're going to feel. i'm not telling you i'm. it was a case that receives liking charles the training presence. welcome to great britain, could not have drawn a sharper contrast. but the main event was on sunday. ukraine security so much with european leaders plus canada and turkey a. what u. k. prime minister, cure sto

i don't think that they have the capability, the, you and the u. k. and no way which of the other 2 european allies that all members of the, the you to fill in all the gaps, the big ticket items like patriot missile defense like the attack.

u. k. and no way countries that are not members of the you have been galvanized into action by trumps a seizure of the ukraine peace process. if we can pull it, that's an attempt to end the goal in ukraine. and will it be widely polled by what they saw in the white house yesterday? and as a result, they all taking the initiative storm a and my call from france in particular taking the initiative to try to insert themselves into this discussion and say, we need to be at the table. ukraine must be of the table, which is very legitimate. and i think right, because we need some adults in the room of to the appalling behavior that we witnessed in the white house. your client has been fighting russia for 3 years with arms provided laws, the by the united states and europe, the public spots between the presence of them is lensky and us present. donald trump at the white house, i left many ukrainians wondering what happens next child stuff and reports from keith. sunday will ship with the sage below, demand cathedrals, and the ukranian capital built in the mid 19th century. the fresh goes created by al

in fact we have the same people via my cx, some of the european union that are coming in and u. k. of course that i getting in the step again. and i'm trying to break a piece, but it just, i don't know how to describe this because this is way beyond understanding. we have really the, the feeling that the only thing that there wants. ready is just the just the body war between the europe in. ready restaurants and what exactly the united states kind of way is to the just said ok, we cannot negotiate with zalinski is just a couple of pounds. uh there is nothing to do with that deal with it. we are out of the business on the united states. they will try to do what they have to do with uh, with restaurant and i still don't believe, but trump the front a brush up trump isn't working just as a business man. now the rest of the assembly of everything that's going to happen has been transferred to the european union. and the problem is that now. ready dealing. ready to credit is the guys my credit is thomas and my crime said again yesterday that he was ready to do, i guess because with the e

u. k. so while he was talking about probing extremism, this is what the allowed to have for through college sony separatists. and by the way, many of these organizations i'm banned in india, unable the standards organizations, they allow them to see photographs. and one of these filters the course of wide outside the when you test them house, where the engine for minnesota was engaged in tools in those new things. sure. we see that one of these 2 testers come really close out to the issue on guard and tmj, 16 deal flag. they're not going to be easily seen the suspect to dignity that the u. k. is hosting, but also the display of how not security by the united kingdom. there in the all schools is extremely angry. the indian i'm going to see a fix on the fans has reacted and they will be very, very shocky. we condemn the provocative activities of this small group of separatists and extreme us. we deploy the misuse of democratic freedoms by such elements. we expect a host of government in such cases to fully live up to their diplomatic obligations . mazda the time of the far because the problem