u. k. now, outside of the blog, not a member of the european union anymore. but both countries are trying to work on that proposal for a truce to a and the fighting in ukraine. and zalinski seems to be open to that, russia not so much, and of course they need the approval of donald trump and you as a ministration. so they are trying to show initiative. but in the end, of course, everyone knows that the u. s. will have a seat at the table and it's not ruled out that your parents may not get a seat at the table, but they are trying to prevent that from happening. okay, thanks. all right, sounds good, dw is that brussel bureau chief, alexandra from well as the ukranian president shows of your opinion support the violence at home continues. hotel in southern me is that landscape hometown of a crazy rate which reportedly hit by russian miss are open. i can at least 4 people and hospitalized in dozens more in training and officials say us citizens were among those in hotel and when it was struck to get most of my correspondent monks on the innkeeper. welcome max. u

u. k. now, outside of the blog, not a member of the european union anymore, but both countries are trying to work on that proposal for a truce to and to fighting in ukraine. their names can seems to be open to that. russia not so much and of course they need the approval of donald trump and you as a ministration, so they are trying to show initiative. but in the end, of course, everyone knows that the u. s. will have a seat at the table and it's not ruled out said to your parents may not get a seat at their table, but they are trying to prevent that from happening. okay, thank sounds 100 dw is that brussel bureau chief alexandra phone was the ukrainian president shows of your parents support for his country. the violins at home continues a hotel in flooding music landscapes. hometown of cliffy v was reported to hit by russian. miss oliver nice killing at least 4 people and hospitalized and dozens more ukrainian officials say us citizens were among those in the hotel when he was struck. a corres

u. k. now, while the talks are really about a wide range of issues, some tweed out to call being nice as it is um we condemn the provocative activities of this small group of separatists in extremis. we deployed 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 . as soon as he has v, i said in india as we acted shopping in the reactive mazda full times before, because the problem really is not pertaining to u. k. on the, when it's on the western countries as well. so there's, you can't stand up as a swim. yeah, i'm several times in the fall as well. we see the protocol is sony elements stage. he's full chance of opening india, indian leadership in fact, only in january the c o b, a saw a similar pull test which was organized right in front of the indian high commission. even today, the saw, the pro call us on a separate says that, oh, who, you know? sure, which was really game so knows to dr. young

so right now the 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 projec

now to the u. k, where authorities are launched, a new scheme aimed at preventing flooding and parts of the country side with the help of beavers. the semi aquatic mammals protect wetlands by building dams reshape areas of open water, which in turn also encourages others bases to thrive. they were hunted to near extinction in the u. k. in the 16th century by slowly releasing beavers and certainly have attach this hope they will now make a come back. you're watching the news. just reminder of our top stories as our european leaders are meeting at an emergency summit of brussels, with the aim of ramping up defense spending and showing up support for ukraine. the tops come as the united states pauses all support for ukraine and explore with russia and on his social media platform. you as president will proposition what he called his last warning to him. us leaders, these threatened further destruction and gossip all remaining hostages held are not really up next it's business discussing whether you thin

now . the u. k. prime minister keeps stomach to speak. we just, i think of some live pictures from inside a lancaster house with a meeting was held. the media has begun together so we do understand that kissed i'm is going to speak a very, very shortly james, while we, why can you just talk us through the possibility of u. k. and a, you troops actually being on the ground and you cry. and how likely is that, that we could potentially see that in the coming months. it certainly is being floated by the by the u. k. m by from so they have said they were prepared to take this role. we had the us saying, perhaps that could be european troops past the property, norm, your to pay and trips a, some sort of force, a reassurance force for ukraine, because ukraine is so large that it, it could be invaded again by russia. it does not trust the trust with russia, one beat off to what happened in 2014 and what happened 3 years ago with the full scale invasion of russia, so that, that is a possibility that that source of force could be that bought. so i

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 look strategically, like a big blunder, 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 troops 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 our options that you know of, okay, and those tend to do. and so they've been bringing fruits to the volcano in the hope that they can moderate trump technically on ukraine. and if that fails, which i think it will. and then uh it makes it easier to sell to the public, to back homes, dom or in britain macro in front and so on. the need to radically change cost a

it's, it would have been inconceivable even in 3 months like and now the u. k. is planning to up its defense spinning the 2 and a half percent of gdp as i understand it, but to pay for that to begin slashing its own $8.00 out onto the rest of the world . i want to ask you, not just about, isn't that terrible? i really wanna ask you, are we seeing history? we started again. we're america created with britain with others, a lot of the, the institutions after a world war, after tens of millions of people were killed. are we going to see things like massive world wars? again, in, in response to some of the shocks are we going to see as economies realize, wow, this isn't working out in other great depression? are we going to bring back those parts of the earlier part of the 20th century? what, so it's a, it's a really good sense, somewhat important question. i mean, the last time that we had a global power back, human trump is essentially declaring a power vacuum. he's saying no, america now sees the, well, there's a jungle with a big pride of the there are other big

u. k. toward war with russia, i believe it was the late john pilcher who wrote this article. so now here we are 10 years later those roles have seemingly reversed with the u. k. trying to, you know, pull the us into a direct conflict with russia. how would you explain that dramatic shift a genetics? not that isn't it? i'm and i should say that just um the drum pill. joe was a, a friend of mine and at the time he both that talked to go, i actually didn't, didn't really quite agree with him. i thought he was being over dramatic, but in fact, the people's items. i was wrong. 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 populat

but right now it's the u. k. i'm from leading the charges. they propose they both. michelle planned to deploy european troops to ukraine is an idea that was ruled out by russia well in advance. and there's no aside for it either in the us while even the british leader or a mixed it would be possible without washington support. are those willing well intensified planning now with real urgency but you pay is prepared to practice with boots on the ground and planes in yeah. together with all this. europe must do the heavy listing but to support pace in appleton and to succeed. this effort must have strong us back. i would ask everybody this is, there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war and other 3 years of war in which the united states and europe continues to for billions of dollars in to award and ukraine? is that the alternative? i've asked every foreign minister i meet with tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later, af

u. k. a plan, the other countries now and as we go through all of the different countries of the 10 digit listen to them. all the leaders speaking to that price. because each of these leaders is accompanied by a small group of journalists and each will give a little brief thanks to them. we perhaps can get some idea of how many countries are willing to join such a condition. and i think we'll get an even bigger picture when on says say the 27 countries of your opinion meet for us. another summit is going to take place. and that's, i think we're going to be where we're gonna start to see some of the problems. because for the you to get involved, they need to have some degree of unity. we already know hungry is completely against these ideas. so back here i think is pretty light needs to follow with behind hungry and even those that support the idea of supporting ukraine may not be quite the key to put the troops on the ground. so even though there's a plan, i think lots of doubts about whether that plan can go anywhere. thank you so much, james, who are running us through all of that this time sp

now what, what do you think london with ever see that money? again and seeing that the u. k. economy is not exactly blooming right now. are you surprised that all this money keeps being given away? yes, i'm very surprised because of what we know what you said. did you k as well? it's a disaster. same for europe. i mean, if you look at germany, for instance, it's, it's horrible that, i mean, there's the industrialization. so how are they going to get the money back? and then, you know, i mean it's, it's, you know, it, they look using is on the bet for seals in ukraine. and the whole part is in fetters is ukraine. i mean, we can see this, and so the am not able to give the money back. and this money is one that says it's russian assistance, been frozen money. so this money is gone, but it's not actually the money. if i, we my belief, of course, the leaders of the you what they are saying, it's the frozen s, it's money, but this is going on for a long time already. i think since well one or 2 years there, what were you saying? you know, we're giving a law and we're giving a loan,

kia, apparently, you know, now we're hearing the no, no, now what, what do you think london with ever see that money again and seeing that the u. k. economy is not exactly moving right now. are you surprised that all this money keeps being given away? yes, i'm very surprised because of what we know what you said. you k, it's well, it's a disaster. same for europe. i mean, if you look at germany, for instance, it's, it's horrible that, i mean, there's the industrialization. so how are they going to get the money back? and then you, i mean it's, it's, you know, it's, they losing its own, the best seals in ukraine. and the whole part is in fetters and ukraine. i mean, we can see this, and so they're not able to give the money back. and this money is on their side, it's russian assistance been frozen money. so this money is gone. all right, that serial you case 100 here, deal with ukraine. features london benefiting from key of natural resources. so how much of a co incidence is that, that the landscape gets into an argument with trump in washington, and then the head straight. it just almost odds in london to me, but that, that is n

can this bring in molina vessel know that she joins us now in london and to a last minute meeting scheduled with the u. k. prime minister. we understand it is wednesday, hasn't arrived yet, but can you just say the same for us as it is right now? yeah, we are expecting sam to arrive here at downing street at some point this afternoon after landing idea on the day to the united kingdom. and this is a meeting that was meant to take place tomorrow on sunday, but it was built full was perhaps not surprising. off to the events on friday in the white house and that terrible 4 dozen ends he had with the donald trump fence. so we assume that the last you will talk to kids. some of the british prime minister about will be perhaps how to repack his relationship with the american president. then he needs america to how continue defending his country. he has indicated that he wants good relations and he's perhaps hoping to get some advice sort of british prime minister who himself held what was considered a very successful meeting with donald trump in the white house on that day. well, even though he did not manage

u. k. i've been here in russia now nearly 20 years. i've never experi and such a level of freedoms in my life. i spent a number of years working for a major american news network. i wouldn't mention that name is 3 letters, i wouldn't mention it, but there, i couldn't say certain things here in russia. i can actually say what needs to be set on you by the way, you should be here with all the international on a problem. one of those is jeffrey, because you are brave enough to push back on these mainstream legacy media. narrow which is, i guess, you know, some people say you're making friends everywhere. you go tongue in cheek, mr. sacks. well let, let me just say, since you are, you started your life. i guess in, in britain i, i feel the united states. but i'm sorry to say, i hope you won't take offense, but we learned everything we learned from britain and, and one of the fascinating points of our modern history is how it relates. as i said to the 19th century, the crimean war was award led by britain to try to push russia out of the bl

u. k. i've been here in russia now nearly 20 years. i've never experi and such a level of freedoms in my life. i spent a number of years working for a major american news network. i wouldn't mention that name is 3 letters, i wouldn't mention it, but there, i couldn't say certain things here in russia. i can actually say what needs to be set on you by the way, you should be here with all the international on a problem. one of those is jeffrey, because you are brave enough to push back on these mainstream legacy media now, which is, i guess, you know, some people say you're making friends everywhere. you go tongue in cheek, mr. sacks. well, let, let me just say, since you are, you started your life, i guess in, in britain i, i feel the united states. i'm sorry to say, i hope you won't take offense, but we learned everything we learned from britain. and one of the fascinating points of our modern history is how it relates. as i said, to the 19th century, the crimean war was award led by britain and to try to push russia out of the black s

white house in the us. ukraine mineral deal appears to fall upon the cranes president arrives now in the u. k. to meet as prime minister officers expressive meeting with donald trump. the. i'm rob reynolds in santa paula, california for the look at how the trump administration's slashing of the federal workforce is affecting the us forest service. the, well, the 1st phase of the guys that sees 5 deal is scheduled to end on saturday, but it was the last day and there are no tools currently taking place about the next phase. it's future isn't done. the group accuses is rarely breeching some parts of the agreement, including blocking the entry of humanitarian supplies. as on been just a looks at the stumbling blocks in the negotiations. a funeral instead of celebrations much much, but we did cease money for many palestinians. then began the journey home, long lines of men, women and children clutching bigger belongings to nearly an entire population was displaced in israel's water and gaza. and when the budman stopped, hundreds of thousands march to return to homes that no longer existed. we're

what zalinski is looking for now is a alternative, not alternative could come in london now he's just landed in the u. k. capital, he's there to meet with europe in status. this was a meeting that was scheduled for a few days for setting before the press conference with donald trump. it's now taken on a much more different meaning that you currently in president really needs to find an alternative to the us and the you and the european leaders also need to figure out what that relationship with the us might mean. so this me think so much more important now that it was perhaps 24 hours ago and well, thank you very much for that. and ron khan with the latest live in came roches official reaction to the whitehouse exchange has been to uphold the us president. the foreign ministry spokesman says the us president showed restrained by not punching, but not him. is a lensky and wash is full. i'm a president dmitri med vetted, wrote on x, saying the insolent pig finally golf provo slapped down a bit of an office. and donald trump is rice, the key, racing is gambling with world war 3. andre codes and all of his

u. k. came on the keels of the now infamous trunk meeting, where he was publicly berated by the us president in the oval office. don't tell us what we're going to feel. i'm not telling you the decision was a case that proceed fucking 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 europe and leaders plus canada and turkey at what u. k. prime minister, cure storm, are called coalition of the willing to present a peace plan to the united states. that's as washington prepares, its own peace talks with moscow. but you pay is prepared to buy this with boots on the ground of plains and yet, together with all this, europe must do the heavy lifting but to support peace and i'm fortunate to succeed. this efforts must have strong us back a clear message to donald trump, who has repeatedly told europe to bear the costs of peace on the continent. urgency have to we are to until that i will present a comprehensive plan to read on 0. on the 6 of much of when we have our 0 clean house into thi

now i think the u. k. position the u. k. prime interest has been giving an interview to the bbc. and the last couple of as saying how uncomfortable he was watching, what transpired those extraordinary scenes in the oval office that position is they want to try and get this back on track. they want to try and persuade president trump to talk to the selected sky again. and try and get the plan that they had in place back on track. that's the preference that talking about trying to get security guarantees for you crying. we've had took off the u. k. and the french potentially sending some troops to ukraine. if the us is supported of this idea and provides a back stop full, those troops in the event of this old going very badly wrong. but i think those would be discussions about what happens if they comp well with the u. s. and they're a real questions about the future, the transatlantic alon. some even saying that when they took meats in the netherlands in june wilts, then they took a lot and still exist in the way it exists right now of questions that and about if you are was going

now with real urgency the u. k is prepared to practice with boots on the ground planes and yeah. together with all this, europe must do the heavy lifting. put to support pace in appleton and to succeed. this efforts must have strong us back to a long time. western allies are drifting apart over ukraine. president trump has accused europeans of doing too little to bring security to their own content that says keep a sponsors across the region. want to keep it fueling the war, but it's all leading to an apparent collapse of the so called collective west. it should be more appreciative because this country has stuck with them through the chickens. and we've given them much more than europe in europe should have given more than us, because as you know, that's right there. that's the border. if i'm saying they just, they were a lot smarter than joe biden, because joe biden didn't have a clue. he just gave money hand over fist and they should have been able to equalize with us. in other words, if we gave a dollar, they s

now this only happens at the request of a u. k. government, so it does show what kind of a weight of kids, some of the british prime minister is putting behind. well, jim is the last, he's one of the strongest tools in the british diplomatic. also know, and coincidentally a be interesting to think of what donald trump might make of it. because it's a tactic that kids sama used on him to bringing a laptop to the white house from king charles and also inviting donald trump for an unprecedented 2nd stage. visit budget as we wait for the premium present into zaleski here in downing street. he's coming bruised vast as president off to his encounter with donald trump in the white house inside me. he will be looking to talk to kiss arm about how he might repass relations with donald trump. it is something he has indicated he wants to do when the us support is something that his country desperately needs to continue defending himself. and we're also hearing more now from you leaders, including the nato chief who said zalinski has to means

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 rel

u. k. a sequence yesterday made part of your opinion, commission pledging more money around $840000000000.00 to try and fill the gap now, which we understand that that blockage from us on the, on 8 on middle tree, 80 new grade is ongoing and interest to me zalinski has said that he's still waiting for some sort of official state, but by his us counsel pulse on why that aid has been suspended. okay, charles, thank you charles, right for giving us the update from keys you yourself of all of joining us from moscow. what are you hearing on your end to follow some unless here say that russia has received many positive signals to stall to is uh, there was not a single bond. what about russia or about of legend? payton? uh, which is seen in most cases as a good sign against the backdrop of, of the old bonds things they say in russia, in washington about this rest of phobia prevailing that a trumps rhetoric again indicated a sight, a slight, indicated at a slight foreign relations between him and loved him as a land scan. it's also welcomed here in moscow, as it's impossible to suspend tested as he is today without the landsca

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 strategic studies i've taught to university explain the outcome of th