u. k. stuff as the self as a v u k embassy found. well, i basically revealed as something else rather than diplomats last year. uh several uh, several people have been also shown to do with the fact that the russian security services have revealed that they have gone beyond their amount and they, they have gone beyond their diplomatic mission and that they have been engaging in the various activities from a meeting with opposition, jealous, meeting with members of the opposition in general, a whole honing the anti government work. and this is something that russia and the russian authorities don't the, they don't take it lightly on the, essentially this is not something they say, this is not something. this is not why they invited them to the country. this is not why they, i hear this is not why they have been allowed to work at the embassy again. it is not the 1st time on the judging by the fact that these violations continue. it seems there is no intention in london to stop exploiting that diplomatic mission in most school. full we

just wait, say to be tapped by winning players is not a coincidence of the sanctions lifted by the e u. u. k, on switzerland, affecting the energy sector. all that is a hot topic for visiting delegations. it's not just about business, though. i should as rise was a blow to put to a power need when they just conte eliza in ukraine. shut as rise has given israel symbol, breathing land in the golden heights. i'm festival, i've said as rise means to was over. so the refugees are over. as for those who ready made the journey, have pause the decision at elements of the international protecting process for anyone seeking international protection from syria to my nose. from my point of view, we will have to wait a few more days to see where syria is heading. now, what is the status of the protection of minorities? what about the protection of people? and then of course, there could be repatriation is be, it was important to 1st establish facts to put asylum and family reunion procedures on hold on who we need to wait until the dust settles. so we can see what is happening a when with those hundreds

it's not a coincidence that the sanctions lifted by the e u. u k. on switzerland affecting the energy sector. all that is a hot topic for visiting delegations. it's not just about business, so i've shut off the rise was a blow to polluted a power, nay. when they just conte deliver in ukraine, i've said as rise has given as are all symbol breathing labs in the golan heights. i'm festival i shut off. the rise means the was over. so the refugees are over. as for those who ready made the journey, have pause the decision at element of the international protecting process for anyone seeking international protection from syria to minus the from my point of view, we will have to wait a few more days to see where syria is heading now, what is the status of the protection of minorities? what about the protection of peoples? and then of course there could be repatriation and that is which is important to 1st establish factors to put asylum and family reunion procedures on hold. on hold, we need to wait until the dust settles so we can see what is happening. a

u. s. u. k. are protection bed is currently in place in the european union, might not be there forever. and the other point is that my chrome was making bus about the so called a possible european troops that might go into trying to secure a possible peace deal. and there he said that he will call for a meeting of the military's chief of stops next week. off the states that are willing to participate in such a possible troop in paris for next week. so early to talk about peacekeepers when there is no peace to keep, didn't a kron offer any new ideas for peace talks for ukraine as well. he said that all initiatives are on a good way. maybe just a quick reminder. 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 pro

u. s. the e u, the u. k. a. now, of course, nato and he's own allies. so it'd be, and russia, preoccupied as they are, or not certain to offer him any more, the notional support. and so, while there is no obvious route for the escalation of the stage, nor is there anything of this to be gained by menter. i don't think the boasting said lead by pressing forward with this joe, the whole elder 0, sorry, of the site, which is a professor of international relations at bon your luca university. here with the in bassett of bosnia and herzegovina, to friends and several other countries. joining us live from danielle luca ambassador at you've told her team that you don't think this current political crisis will lead to renewed fighting or renewed conflict in bosnia herzegovina. that's good to hear. what do you see is the main danger here? good. well, i think that's the 1st of all the, the, we just have the secretary general needs. so was something that was planned several weeks ago, so it didn't come just for the, for the what that, what do you want to call his p

u. k. m, u, k. not to set up a joint working group for the exploitation of the manual. this also is, i think a couple be fine, but um the events cuz promised the same minerals to an awful lot of people. but in many of us mendoza come down to the control anyway as well. so i'm on, on top of which one of the strange things the battle this is you came by no means has the largest supply of the son in the world, but it's something like 748. and in that sense, the other countries like australia in the countries to which the united states has much easier access, which compensate and minerals available. russia has the same manuals available. china has the same in those available. um, exactly why this is seen as such a, you know, a hugely important development. i'm really not quite sure. plus, you would really probably be a man, and that's the minimum qual, with decades, and quite possibly 2 or 3 decades away from the full commercial exploitation of such minerals. anyway, so this and the leaves are of the of the mingle wells has the solution to the conflict all what's going to pr

u. k. sorry, is prepared to deliver and he said we should be prepared to leave. i think we should just stop for a moment that we talked about the u. k, leading the u. k. as a military of just over a 100 seat styles and strong that says almost half the size. it was some 40 years ago, the us, the u. k. maybe within nato, a reasonably big military pilot, and nothing like the us or turkey, but it's still some would question whether it has the capability to lead this sort of operation. we understand the from is also offering to help the other countries that are much less willing. i may not be part of the condition of the winning. what will be the attitude of germany? we have a shots, the chancellor here at the meeting today representing jeremy of course he is not going to be the johnson for much longer as the coalition negotiations continue here . so i'm gonna plan from the 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 littl

u . k, where the u. k. was very, very close with the us enough kind of song and iraq and in iraq, the u. k. last a 179 soldiers, enough kind of stuff. 457. you can understand why they're angry. a change based or diplomatic edits are reporting from london today. thank you very much. trans alexi me arrive u f. as an associate professor of national security and strategic studies at christian university. he explained that the outcome of the ukraine war now hinges on what that suspension of u. s. military aid will actually look like if it's a reference to the ongoing provision of the nation's military equipment. it won't be as critical as, for example, so spanish on all information intelligence sharing, billy that will make a huge deep rounds with regards to ukraine. situational awareness and will provide the russians an advantage on the battlefield. with regards to the former. busy files of nations and weaponry while the ukrainians have a little bit of bad to go. busy without and your supplies for, for a few mon

u. s. u k. europe and you probably to working together, but we must not choose between the us and your 1st. and then from say, you or pain troops could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace. but not everyone's convinced reporting you calls him. i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years. nothing will happen without the agreement. the russians in the us and without us support to the e. u isn't only back to the external host entities. i'm greece pro mosca leda. victor open a poses. you create a new date for the you to tackle the security emergency. it must insurance plans and all the rail from within before it's too late. natasha butler. i'll do 0. brussels still ahead on the island is a tough tool called tire of canada is just some treat a holes, a phone call with them from the us decides to postpone levies on some also makes the the knowledge in team football as a way of life. local clubs, so the country, so the 4 communities with a crisis, assuming with a struggling economy, the government wants to open the doors to private investors, dividing the nation, come the clubs, protect their routes, or would they have to reshape the game to survive? people empower investigates argentina football for the people on the jersey. months on al jazeera from trade was to size make shift to us policy on garza and ukraine. president donald trump is shaking up global politics, rigoro

u and u. k. calling themselves the coalition of the willing, echoing the iraq war invasion which killed wounded or displaced tens of millions of people in this region where i'm speaking to you from. well yeah, sundays. or was almost like paying homage to bush and blair, under healey. go more, which saw one meeting in the rockies and kills and slow surgeon destruction of the country. it's sort of tells you where these people are going and we also hear them are teasing the nation. yahoo! slogan, piece, true strength on them. you know, this is, this is the direction that these people are clearly going. i mean, the truth is, they've been on a ministry bench for a long number of years now. and uh, they seem to be coming down dollars. it's interesting that the figures that they're talking about as but 800000000000 on defense. they didn't even come as and said that you're a cost to get used to trimming. it's welfare apologize because the obviously haven't got the money for paying for all of this. if we want to become a warfare stage, and of course nobody asked the people, if you are a bank that quite clearly people would much prefer to see that money spent on things that would actually make them say like there was a forward or has no food on the table to deal with the devastating cost of living crisis that these people cost and the 1st place with their ridiculous response to uninstall shipments and nasal as incursion on on most as far as or on tragically using ukraine in dash a and mean it is disaster all around and they're actually doing the absolute offices of what they should be doing and the consequences for your but this keeps going will be devastating. in my opinion, it already has been thought rather than seizing on an opportunity for peace on the consul them to view or they seem to be desperately doing everything they can to make sure that there's some sort of a war going or even getting worse. i mean, sounding, i'll probably take it out myself. i mean, i knew that these were the most incompetent group of leaders ever at the home, or if you're a but they're large, be in co here and to as well. because while they're waiting to get back to us at the same time they're paying for and donald trump space and saying, oh no, no, no, we want to work with you. we do, we will, we will increase our military spread. we're bringing up to 5 percent. we will go there, it's, it's disastrous for your and yet no votes, as you said in the european parliament itself, none in the national government, parliament for europe in union, none in, in britain just, you know, you spent years in the european parliament just means as a picture of how they come to be so out of touch. i mean, are these people ignorant of the why the proxy war in russia started? or are they benefiting from this in some way? why? why would they endanger their populations in this way? your institutions helping completely capture by the military industrial complex and this is a process going on over many years. what started it's an economic union became much more involved in issues like foreign affairs and so on through the lisbon tracy, which was rejected in orleans were the only country that actually has of both of its people. if we want to change your teen treaties on, we voted against our tracy and were made to go back, unfold for us and with in the us was the embryo, if you like, of the beginnings of your europe as an entity separate from its 27 member states getting involved in foreign affairs and getting involved in defense mattress, they got a hi representative which was joseph burrell, who, when we were in the parliament tours was pretty dreadful. but he's being replaced by ty, a callous which brings pretty dreadful onto a completely new scale of catastrophic war hawk am and just kind of a high account as to who said, it's not that bad. if russia is broken up, the entire russian federation by this war through brain, it's absolutely astounding. like golding, russia on its borders and then blaming real short for any potential response. i mean it's, it's crazy stuff. we were at amazing in new york in parliament, a square. jeffery sat said this is not even baby geo politics. he said, this is not taking us off and i think he's right. they are not painting at all. they've been completed. about 10 years ago, europe decided to look at its decides how would they make themselves safer? and to come up with the answer they invited what they called bizarrely, a group of personalities. and they weren't movie star as they were actually in the majority. they were representative, so if your ph defense industry and they came up with a solution which was do you know how to make yourselves safe? now the best way to do that just by spending a lot more money on militarization on from da surprised surprise. that's what they gauge and the very same companies who advised them, who says we're, we're not, we're your partners, we're, we're not industry but your partners. they were the beneficiaries of those contracts, and that's where you saw the 1st your being defense found, and this is all before the warm ukraine for, for the 1st time that we're giving a big in your office in a direct your being defense phones. they had a misnamed your being teased facilitates, specifically allowing expenditure on arms and of course wants to warn your credit and starts with baseless turbocharged. so an original purchase off the books of a bad 6000000000. suddenly became 17000000000 with 2 thirds of the going on military expenditure in ukraine to fuel the war and keep it going on. it's been prom from after program. i know we have figures of those 800000000000 been spoken about. but the interest in paying at the doctor is that the mackenzie's reports on european defense. last year came calling to the doc was the direction that europe was going to go on anyway. so there's somebody behind the scenes or organizations behind the scenes pulling the strings on since the announcements. we've seen, chairs in b and b and r i o in tell us all the things you are being defense companies, skyrockets. i mean is sadly, also a chairs um on the stock exchange bar open systems because one of the biggest beneficiaries of your being defense of course is the genocide of stage of israel on your, your claims that is doing this because they're worried about as all russia hasn't aged a software in country we stand for democracy, but they've enables the destruction of guys for the invasion of lab and under don't care about siri yet. so you know, they don't care about these things and they certainly don't care about the people. if you create and politically, somebody came from the top sure of your of by the military industrial co. okay. i want to richard. i want to return to the genocide in a moment. but then are you saying it's venality that storm of macro sholtes so much kaya kyle, is these people will get jobs as consultants for the military companies? or is it that they can you please confident they, they live in a volvo. the european union is an absolute ball, though there's some around it by a compliant media who tells them that they're doing the right thing. and it's not an effect them in the financial times. but in order to go to the same doctor, you know, for which democratic society, so i cure to achieve reforms that you want to richie. and the only ease is nursing, though, if you have to create fear and maybe now is the right moment. and that's actually what they're doing and people across europe are very afraid. i mean, i've had groups in belgium, sort of parent groups off of school children sort of sending around messages in the box up group say, you know, guys, i think we need to stock up on survival supplies here. the finished government are telling people to get solar powered radios and to give vent of, of, of, or breaking out. where is the effort to stop the war for diplomacy? that's what the united nations and international relations were supposed to be. the peaceful resolution of conflict instead and the war and ukraine there to absolute everything to keep it going and hard. trump may have been very ignorant in his behavior to savanski in the why service the actual comp time to 40 the same was correct at this could have been over in 2 weeks now. what's the last he should have said to him was, well, that actually wouldn't be over in 4 weeks. but the us and britain came in and told us to keep fighting. have for peter to say that, and that's the truth about. and now they want the war to keep going, regardless of the devastating consequences. but i take many citizens around your c das, but it's almost like they're powerless to do anything of basic because the organizations and the priorities of the last or whatever, who used to speak edge on these issues have been causal in the ridiculous jingle way. some that could end up being incredibly dangerous for your up and of course us is to long since it's hobbled up potential rival and yeah, and it's, it's not stuff. so i don't even, i think there range. i think they are completely in a bobo at their meteor tells them what they've onto here on their industrial obvious are leading them on particularly in the, to 5 sector for the it's the people of your who are going to lose sight of those are about the daily, i'll stop you that little from the irish politician for remember the are being vitamins after this. right the, this is a story of offense from off a century ago when devastating sacrilege of a struck the remote island of nourishes, of the cost of the cycle. and there was in may in motion that the no firewall, no to cause the telephone lines and all has been damaged. always email me there or not, or the whole issue is completed. so for sure. dollars, but we do just have yes. and so, so yeah, and you know, cuz our goal much knows more is pretty short because most good because like bull much missile, that's the movie partial day for me. what is this different deals? and that's kind of what we service go. so you deal with lo and behold them to open invoice to 1479 here. 75. literally sally's our brand new deal. now not from a pro se if it's that remote that it was sent out to yourself to fill out the old product. darlene used to be as it how legit and it it goes to be thought. yeah. i'm not sure if i'm gonna do it on the promotion there, but it pay out to last year for no over. you can't about them for me yet. obviously they play i, i will a down there, but can one year solve wanted it to dig into monte vista, go to use their pool, most the the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the irish politician. i was of just remember the rpm parliament daily to play. you mentioned at the end of the one that the trump might have been behaving ignorantly in the oval office. i think i'll give lee was told the truth by to see gab lieutenant colonel is new director of national intelligence. i mean, uh, do you think uh, do you think now your opinions understand that uh, the, the usa will leave nato i, i'm not to say he's for, i don't know what they understood onto. i think they understand nothing. it's almost as if they're kind of gagging for a war with russia. it's beyond the lead from religion besides a nuclear power on the same thompson. and it's just also really bizarre. i honestly, i, having witnessed them over the past 5 years, incorporating an integration european decides more and more as being synonymous with nationwide. they're kind of broader, less now which room for the house and they don't really know what to do. and you could almost see a situation where the us, china and russia are sort of getting along. ok, well, maybe not join under us, but you know, you're being told to be excluded and rolling down the wrong road looking for a solution. and they are also a bank go bankrupt, or we saw that as, of course, you know, in, in other issues and garza and older mattress as well as even on their own home turf . it's the same. you joined attention to the use of shannon apple in ireland. before for u. s foreign policy, i didn't know whether it made you feel happy or, or the what you felt that the there. now the united states is telling britain, britain, which hosts thousands of us troops, all those us bases, all those weapons, just setting them do not share any intelligence with zalinski. and ukraine said it's, it's so public as it was, that the britain just has to obey what the united states does. but these are all, so they really are occupying troops and you are totally, i mean it, this is the info here. and something your opinion, major ship on the one hand, their pricing talk and they're talking about minutes rising more and they're going to somebody, a crane and all this. but at the same time, they are almost waiting for him out the face of trump also. it's the worst tactic. what they should do is go talk to russia themselves, develop an independence, european foreign policy, the benefits the people of europe and said they've been subservient to us interests for so long. now

u and u. k. calling themselves the coalition of the willing, echoing the iraq war invasion which killed wounded or displaced tens of millions of people in this region where i'm speaking to you from. well yeah, sundays. or was almost like paying homage to bush and blair, under healey. go more, which saw one, making the rockies, and kills and slow sort of destruction of the country. it's sort of tells you where these people are going and we also hear them repeating the nation. yahoo slogan, teach true strength on them. you know, this is, this is the direction that these people are clearly going. i mean, the truth is, they've been on a military bench for a long number of years now. and uh, they seem to be coming down dollars. it's interesting that the figures that they're talking about is about 800000000000 on defense. they can even come as and said that you're a cost to get used to trimming it's welfare project because they obviously haven't got the money for paying for all of this. if we want to become a warfare stage, and of course nobody asked the people of your a bank that quite clearly people would much prefer to see that money spent on things that would actually make them say, like, they're run forward or has no food on the table to deal with the devastating cost of living crisis with these people costs in the 1st place with their ridiculous response to uninstalled students and nasal as incursion on on motion, as far as are on tragic using ukraine in das a. i mean it is disaster. all around and they're actually doing the absolute opposite of what they should be doing and the consequences for your but this keeps going will be devastating. in my opinion. it already has been thoughts rather than seizing on an opportunity for peace on the con to them to view or they seem to be desperately doing everything they can to make sure that there's some sort of a war going or even guessing worse. i mean, sounding, i'll make it out myself. i mean, i knew that these were the most incompetent going of leaders ever at the home, or if you're a, but they're large, the info here and as well because while they're waiting to get back to us at the same time they are quinn for. and donald trump space and say no, no, no, no, we want to work with you, we would do, we will, we will increase our military expand. we're bringing up to 5 percent. we will go there. it's, it's disastrous for your and yet no votes. as you says in the european parliament itself, none in the national government, all limits of europe in union, none in, in britain just, you know, you spent years in the european parliament just pains as a picture of how they come to be. so out of touch. i mean, are these people ignorant of the, why the proxy war in russia started, or are they benefiting from this in some way? why? why would they endanger their populations in this way? your institutions helping completely capture by the military industrial complex. and this is a process going on over many years, spot started. it's an economic union became much more involved in issues like foreign affairs and so on through the lisbon tracy, which was projected in orleans were the only country that actually has a photos of its people. if we want to change your opinion, tracy sat and we voted against dr. easy and were made to go back, unfold for us and with in the us was the embryo again, like of the beginnings of your, your a, as an entity, separate from it's 27 member. say it's getting involved in foreign affairs and getting involved in defense voucher as they go to high representatives, which was joseph burrell, who, when we were in the parliament, torres was pretty dreadful. but he's being replaced by ty, a callous which brings crazy dreadful onto a completely new scale of catastrophic war hawk am and kind of a high account. as to who said, it's not that bad. if i, russia is broken up the entire russian federation by this war through brain of some kind of standing like golding russia on its borders on then blaming real short for any potential response. i mean it's, it's crazy stuff. whereas amazing into your being parliament, a square jeffrey sachs, said this is not even baby geo politics. he said, this is not thinking of all. and i think he's right. they are not painting at all. they've been completed. about 10 years ago, europe decided to look at its decides how would they make themselves safer? and to come up with the answer they invited what they called bizarrely, a group of personalities. and they weren't movie star as they were actually in the majority. they were representative, so if you are peons defense industry and they came up with a solution which was do you know how to make yourselves safe? now the best way to do that is by spending a lot more money on militarize ation. on from da surprised surprise, that's what they gauge. and the very same companies who advise them, who says we're, we're not, we're your partners, we're, we're not industry where your partner's, they were the beneficiaries of those contracts. and that's where you saw the 1st european defense fund, and this is all before the warm ukraine, or for the 1st time that we're giving a big in your office in a direct your being defense phones. they had to misnamed your being. he's facilitate specifically allowing expenditure on arms and of course wants to warn your credit and starts with baseless turbocharged. so an original purchase off the books of a bad 6000000000. suddenly became 17 barian wits, 2 thirds of the going on military expenditure in ukraine to fuel the war and keep it going on. it's been prom from after program. i know we have figured, suppose 800000000000 been spoken about. but the interest in paying about bosses and stuff, and mackenzie's reports on european defense last year pen palling to the thought was the direction that europe was going to go on anyway. so there's somebody behind the scenes or organizations behind the scenes pulling the strings on since the announcements. we've seen, chairs in b and b and r i o in. tell us all the things you are being defense companies, sky, your office, i mean and sadly, also uh, chairs um on the shelf exchange bar l. but systems because one of the biggest beneficiaries of your team defense of course is the genocide of stage of it. so i'm, yeah, you're a claims that is doing this because they're worried about, it's all, russia hasn't aged a software in country we've done for democracy, but they've enables the destruction of guys to the invasion of lebanon. they don't care about syria, so you know, they don't care about these things and they certainly don't care the people of you credit and, but it literally came from the top sure of europe by the military industrial co. okay. i want to return. i want to return to the genocide in a moment. but then are you saying it's banality? that storm of macro sholtes so much kaya kyle is these people will get jobs as consultants for the military companies? or is it that they can complete the confident they they live in a volvo, new york in union is an absolute although there's some around it by a compliant media who tells them that they're doing the right thing. and it's not an effect them in the financial times, but in order to go with saying that to, you know, for which democratic society, so like your to achieve reforms that you want to achieve. and only ease is notion of you have to create fear on may. the now is the right moment, and that's actually what they're doing and people across europe are very afraid. i mean, i've had groups in belgian sort of parent groups off of school children sort of sending around messages and there are lots of groups saying, you know, guys, i think we need to stock up on survive or supplies here. the finish government are telling people to get solar powered radios and to get vent of of, of, or breaking out. where is the effort to stop the war for diplomacy? that's what the united nations and international relations were supposed to be. the peaceful resolution of conflict instead and the warm ukraine there to absolute everything to keep it going and hard. trump may have been very ignorant and his behavior too. so landscape in the white house, the actual comp time to 40 the same was correct at this could have been over in 2 weeks. now. what's the last he should have said to him was, well, that actually would it be over in 4 weeks. but the us and britain came in and told us to keep fighting. have for peter to say that on the bus, the terms of up and now they want the war to keep going regardless of the devastating consequences. but i take many citizens around your c das, but it's almost like they're powerless to do anything of basic because the organizations and the priorities of the last or whatever, who used to speak ups on these issues, hoping causal in the road. take us ching away some that could end up being incredibly dangerous for your up and of course us is too long since it's hobbled to potential rival and yeah, and it's, it's not stuff. so i don't even, i think their brain tags. i think they are completely in a bubble at their media, tells them what they've onto here on their industrial obvious are leading them on, particularly in the defense sector. whether it's the people of your who are going to lose sight of those are about the daily i'll stop use a little from the irish politician, important member of the european parliament. after this break, the, the russian states never saw one of the most sense community best. most all sense of the, in the system must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on the rush of funding and supports the r t spoke neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say, even closer to the welcome back to going underground? i'm still here with the irish politician. i was a, there's a member to europe and parliament that daily play. you mentioned at the end of 51 that the trump might have been behaving ignorantly in the oval office. i think i'll gladly was told the truth by to see gilbert lieutenant colonel, his new director of national intelligence. i mean, uh, do you think uh, do you think now your opinions understand that uh, the, the usa will leave nature are, i mean, not to say for, i don't know what they understand. i think they understand nothing. it's all most or they're kind of dodging for a war with russia. it's beyond the lead from religion besides a nuclear power on the same continent. it's just also really bizarre. i honestly, i've been witness them over the past 5 years. incorporating an integration european defense more and more as being synonymous with nasal, they're kind of broader, less now which one but the helm, they don't really know what to do. and you could almost see a situation where the us, china and russia are sort of getting along. ok, well maybe not joined on the us board. you know, you are being told to be excluded and rolling down the wrong mode, looking for a solution. and there are also a bang go bankrupt, and we saw that as, of course, you know, in, in other issues and garza and older mattress as well as even on their own home turf . it's the same. you join attention to the use of shannon airport in island before for us foreign policy. i don't know whether it made you feel happy or, or the what you felt that the there. now the united states is telling britain, britain, which hosts thousands of us troops, all those us bases, all those weapons, just setting them do not share any intelligence with zalinski and ukraine. it's, it's so public, as it was, that britain just has to obey what the united states does, but these are all, so they really are occupying groups and you are a totally, i mean, a it, this is the info here and something your opinion, leadership on the one hand their pricing talk and they're talking about minutes rising more and they're going to stand by ukraine and all this. but at the same time, they are almost waiting for him out the face of trump also. and it supports tactic . what they should do is go and talk to russia themselves, develop an independence, european foreign policy, the benefits the people of europe in said they've been subservient to us interests for so long now. it's almost that they can't break games versus even one of the us is in their face, making it obvious that they are subservient. it's it. i think these are astounding times and they are so i was of torch is it is terrifying that these idiots are, was, constitutes the leadership of europe. and in the european parliament, you'd have met lots of european members of the european parliament from very different electorates as they prepare to massively cut social welfare programs in britain and island pads, pensions welfare, housing, all these different programs for this war on russia. just to give us a, give us a picture of the scale of inequality in the european union. i mean 195000000 is the figure from the european commission of 95000000 people tonight are frightened of not being able to read. yeah, there is a housing crisis right across europe. now, here in ireland, very people in relatively god's employments can't afford to either rent or buy a house. there is a public services crisis really everywhere in europe, not to mention the climate catastrophe and our responsibilities in that regard. and instead, what we've seen is billions being taken as a purchase, which were designed to deal with the crime records has been used on defense. so it's a total for me, not only are we taking money away from work that could be done to deal with the environmental problems, they're going to defense, their carbon footprint of which is never a task calculated anywhere. so there's huge chrysler must have cost of living prices all across europe and for ordinary citizens to hear that they can find a 100000000000 on weapons of destruction, to kill people, and to have their own children be killed in the process. it's off the richter scale, and yet the media in your bleeds and repeat stop. i see if there is no and alternative. is that why the media is so important? the propaganda campaign? i mean, so if you know the news channel of choice of donald trump, fox news is banned from broad cost effective in, say, britain, o t is obviously banned across europe. see dtn ben from broadcast across the say, britain, is that why the propaganda is so important? because there's 800000000 figure you mentioned to us live on the land in the context of this kind of level of poverty. you'd expect social unrest and civil disobedience, but there isn't any a. yeah, i think the easier i think mode to max one saturday said, you know, the media is the most powerful organization in the world that can make you believe that the innocent or guilty of the guilty innocence. and that's really what it is. it's a cost and diet, so brush of phobia of war mongering of making people feel insecure and on stay on safe. it doesn't have any basis thing. rationality when you're exposed to the morning noon, a nice, it has some effect and there's a radar and the here that they claim to be the democracies, the rich democracies. but there was an increasing authoritarian as of now across europe in terms of silence and dissenting views. that was very much to the for in the war and ukraine where we know the truth is all of us, the 1st casualty of war. but at least in the war and you interact, we know they lied on the weapons of mass destruction and all of that. but at least you cause already went on to more positions and half dr. basics in the warranty, ukraine. you could not argue an anti war position. you were immediately labeled as a booth and publish a kremlin stooge of useful ages, or whatever and off was how to a certain effect. because i mean, how are we in a situation where donald trump's proposal for peace and ukraine has provoked this mass of roger thing up of militarize ation. it doesn't make any sense. i mean, the things, you know, they said that excellent, everybody knew that you plan was never going to join day. so that was never going to happen. he said when everybody knew, i know, suspect ukraine comes when the war it's smoke, but they haven't falls a road to the yard or they're useless or anything like that. just look at a map. ukraine is a fraction the size of brochure, which is a joint. you know, nuclear power on their boards are in the psalms, it just doesn't make sense. and i think stop the war in britain is actually for the war or russia, such as being the circle left in european countries. and we have moved much, but on the sense of shipping propaganda, i understand its getting pretty bad in your as regards the continuing genocide in gaza all be at the trump stopped. we, aerial bombardment of gaza. trump is talking to hum us, we understand. and uh, how bad is it as regards uh, what's happening in palestine because of the europe in union. that is being sending the arms. you mentioned l bit systems to carry out the genocide of our times. the union has been slowly complacence in the genocides since the day of the star or so the underlying green lodge of the is rarely activities gave them a dime check. and the cool minutes of your a and many of them have provided the state couldn't call for a series far they couldn't break the u. x ray a sophie ation agreements. uh, absolutely. unbelievable. when we take back the patch here in the reagan soft arms to israel in earlier days with far less, i mean terrible doors on living and on all of the nothing on the scale of fault we've seen in guy so. so yeah, it's, it's, i find it very hard to, to deal with because these people talk about human rights everywhere. but they didn't charge that the devastation in dallas a continues. they couldn't care less things anybody over there and they take no credibility whatsoever. and now we see the on credible solidarity all across your in support of palestine and gosh, i've been suppressed by many your team members say to seem to mention the softer war coalition in britain, how being hauled in over initiative. so they organize. we've seen people in germany, meetings been broken off to police, attending meetings in germany, the wearing of a california and stuff like that could launch it in very big trouble in the states . so freedom

as it gets style ma, using a phrase that is now used across europe, was used on a thursday, b, e u and u. k. calling themselves the coalition of the willing, echoing the iraq war invasion which killed wounded or just based tens of millions of people in this region where i'm speaking to you from. well yeah, sundays. or was almost like paying homage to bush and blair, under healey. go more, which saw 1000000 iraqis killed and slaw search under the destruction of the country. it's sort of tells you where these people are going. and we also hear them are teasing the nation. yahoo slogan, piece, truth strength on them. you know, this is, this is the direction that these people are clearly going. i mean, the truth is, they've been on a military band for a long number of years now. and uh, they seem to be coming down dollars. it's interesting that the figures that they're talking about as but $800.00 b and on defense. they didn't even come as and said that your costs are getting used to trimming its welfare project because we obviously haven't got the money for paying for all of this. if we want t

u. s. u k. europe and you probably to working together, but we must not choose between the us and europe 1st and then for all. so you are paying troops could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace, but not everyone's convinced the requirement you called him, i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years, nothing will happen without the agreement, the russians in the us, and without us support the e. u isn't only back to the external hostilities. i'm greece probably most good leader fix to open a poses. you create a new date for the you to tackle the security emergency in most insurance plans and not the rail from within before. it's too late. this actually, butler, i'll choose 0 brussels. well, pressure from some of the world's largest call makers has fullest us president donald trump, to delay a portion of his tariff package on canada and white house as agreed to suspend 25 percent tires by month to some vehicles following a cool vista years of lantus ford and general notice the levies on all the goods will remain in place move the canadian government has sub will devastate economies of those 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 april 2nd. but at the request of the company is associated with us m. c a. the president is giving them an exemption

u. s. u k. europe and you probably to working together, but we must not choose between the us and europe, person and for all. so you are paying troops could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace. but not everyone's convinced the requirement you called him. i can let pressik, one of the problem with a peacekeeping force is it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years. nothing will happen without the agreement, the russians in the us. and without us support the e. u isn't only back to the external hostilities. i'm greece probably most good leader victor over on oppose these ukraine. you. the aid for the you to tackle is security, emergency it most insurance plans and not the rail from within before. it's too late. this actually, butler, i'll choose 0 brussels. what his house, i had him a come speech, the trumpet, ministration, suspended intelligence, shared with you cried. well, that's a decision i could have done the consequences on the front lines. cecilia director says the move is temporary and the washington expects to resume his cooperation with keith. the progress is made on peace negotiations with russia. us national security advisor, mike wilson says that all efforts for diplomatic talks to get home to way us parts intelligence sharing brain. and is it still we have uh, we have taken a step back and or pausing and reviewing all aspects of this relationship. but i just got off the phone before i walked out here with my counterpart, ukraini

u. s. u. k. your when you prior to working together, but we must not choose between the us and your we never have historically, and we know codes do so now. earlier london and paris seemed to present a united front while discussing plans to send peacekeeping troops to crane after the complex end. but that unity only extends so far with the u. k. backing away from french president microns proposed one month, a truce. this rift has surfaced after a london summit aimed at projecting european unified support for ukraine following latimer zalinski is disastrous meeting with trump. earlier we spoke with you parliament member lou bush, blah, the vice president of slovakia. smear party versus take on europe's apparent disunity and more that everybody knows in the past that ukraine the last and the best. the most advice has no power of continuing this war need help and maybe you guys up some of the possible. so the only the situation that you're just some are waiting for for some, some turning point. and again, everybody with common sense must see that a restaurant is a v or of this, of this conflict. and that something must change the meaning to communicate with restaurants. you need to negotiate with the restaurants. and of course, there's a pressure on the landscape because that ascii he's uh, you know, maybe you remember in th

u. s. u k. europe and you probably to working together, but we must not choose between the us and europe 1st and then for all. so you are p intrigues, could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace, but not everyone's convinced the requirement you called him. i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years. nothing will happen without the agreement, the russians in the us. and without us support the e. u isn't only back to the external hostilities. i'm greece probably most good leader, i think to open a poses you create a new date for the you to tackle is security, emergency it most insurance plans and all the rail from within before it's too late . latasha butler, i'll just sarah brussels said i had all that i'll just say, or germany looks at increasing as defense budget of 2 years of on the spending audit faces some challenges in china on sales. it's plans to help it's sluggish economy, which is now facing an escalating trade with america the so now the interior, australia is halt. the rain is lovely ceased and all, but we have some just concentrate on how for that slow weaving. tropical psycho i've come out of the car will say he's not heading over us directly. tools brisbin don't think it's happened before. now it's not particularly destructive from a point of view wind speeds, but it will please a lot of right and so setting seems like the old way from brisbin. then across the bo

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 the ukraine. warnock hinges on what that suspension of us military aid will look like, as if it's a reference to the ongoing for these. and i'll be your nation's military equipment . it won't be as critical as, for example, so spanish on all information on an intelligent sharon billy that would make a huge difference with regards to ukraine. situational awareness and will provide the russians an advantage on the battlefield. with regards to the former. busy files of nations and weaponry, while the ukrainians have a little bit of bad to go without and your supplies for, for a few months. so again, it was very much the band whether this mode is symbolic, just a political pressure on, on the landscape. what from bringing in wants to the your

u. s. u k. europe when you prior to working together, but we must not choose between the us and your person and from so you or intrigues, could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace. but not everyone's convinced require me to call them. i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years, nothing will happen without the agreement, the russians, and the us. and without us support the you isn't only battling external hostilities . i'm greece probably most of lead to fix to open a poses ukraine. you. the aid for the you to tackle is security, emergency it most insurance plans and not the rail from within before. it's too late. this actually, butler, i'll choose 0 brussels. we're not going to speak to fixer upper, i'm a veterans of defense and security specialist and principal, a story, a consulting joining us from darwin in australia. we thank you for your time with the fact of do you believe the re arm you're app

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

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 mention mentioned designs you'll, you'll gambling with world war 3. russia was a nucle

u. k. about those comments, political leaders from old policies. i think i'm good because of course the u. k. was on the side of the u. s. and the was in the rock and i've got a son and lost many, many lives that had from so so. so in afghanistan, mr. vance is saying he didn't mean to refer to the u. k. well, friends, when he referred that to that some random country, i didn't even mention that you tail or fonts and the clip he said on ex boats, the thing fault bravely alongside the us over the last 20 years and beyond. but people here ask people who were you referring to given there were only 2 countries who put their hands up so far to say that they would be part of such a force. james, thank you very much. indeed, that's a different magic. that is a james base in london. and it's time for the why there he was caught on a tele, that is more unsettled, where the expected across the middle east and live and will head that in a moment. the 1st to southern africa and this some improvement to come from that a gas car. as a tropical psycho pushes its way for the south leaving some big bus of

you got got us from the u. k. u. s. and the you is a growing concerned the south seat on tons of the kind of levels of violence seen in the last civil war, in which 400000 people were killed. malcolm web houses, era or kenya is pressed as when it routes i assigned a deal with this political arrival that i left, i think after months of nationwide protests, so initially joined forces with the main office of shanita and a bit to solve the political crisis. government's plans for new taxes triggered the youth lead protests in june last year. pretty excited. due is an attempt by the government to sign and still position 11. and so finance ministers told us here with the government has not secured enough funds to rebuild for the last year's world between is whether it has bought up the wells bank estimates and offices amount to at least 6 point $5000000000.00. say no holiday reports from one of the finishes destroyed along the boat with as well. some have returned to southern lebanon, but there is little life here. this is a

and i'm drawing calls from the regional block, a guide as well as the u. k, u s, and e u for an edge, and the escalation acts as a growing. so yeah, that, that piece, dale will sort of cost you just on that is that the see now we, we doesn't leave the why, the security and stability of the country of the piece. they also included the d, mobilize ation plan. many of the jobs forces forces that, well, there's a allied with him like the whites on me meant to be incorporated into the army trained, enrolled on the formal control that plan has sold. so there was still significant numbers of fighters in various parts of the country who could, if, if tensions that are up 10 against the government sources. but the situation is different this time around as far as the governance forces in particular, the presidential god a much more heavy um now then that the series having spent the last 2 years as significant be increasing their weaponry and trading. okay, thanks so much and welcome to come with for us in nairobi as far as any is top cold has temporarily suspended a ser

say, prompted calls for an urgent the escalations and the regional blocks you got about us from the u. k, u s, and e. u is a growing concerned. it sounds to dawn to put tons of the kind of levels of violent scene in the last civil war in which 400000 people were killed. mountain web houses, era the quotes and your gun that has postponed the treason, trial of leading a position to take the keys of bessie j until april. the $68.00 globes is a long time critical pricing for this affinity. he's accused of orchestration of thoughts to over through the government. includes face the death penalty, a found guilty research hospitalized off of getting on hunger strike while in custody. in february, boston is top cold test, temporarily suspended a series of controversial news signed by both and said need to do that this week. the bills banned the bus in for the sandra district from you to one of us public a steps could reach him. dick said he ignore a court summons, seize investigated for allegedly, undermining the countries constitution during the whole reports from east side of you to the piece that

u. s. and u. k. they want share information with us about russia. they won't trust us. i mean, some a single is being reported. but this is pos of the trump administration's effort to get russia into tools on ukraine. the 1st will, do you agree with that to the 2nd level, how likely is it that russia is going to hold it's operation is against the u. s. and return? no, they want because it's mainly a large, a lot of private sector actors that has some state banking or the status. so just don't bother anyone and russian will leave you alone. but it will hurt because if you recall, we had a big advantage in earlier a tags. when russia went into ukraine, we were billed intelligence and said ahead of time here's wasn't going to do. and that sort of foiled the plan. well, if we don't have any of that intelligence, then we're going to to not be for warning ukraine or be responsible as a global actor for calling out russian saying, don't do that. and how concerning is it? but perhaps all the threats act as might come with flowers themselves to look like they are russian. so indeed, they go undetected as well. you can do that to some extent. however, we are good enough with our intelligence. i think we would detect that and maybe we're just saying this and we really will continue to do some intelligence. this might be something that's a

benjamin netanyahu has slopes and large saving agents of the strip to ring global cons of 9 ship u. k. u present as the case study has posted european regions and defense pulses and support of the frame. the purchase need to spoke about a combination of the willing which could defend ukraine if a piece deal with russia is agrees. israel's army has forcibly displaced 90 percent of the palestinian population in the janine refugee come maybe $500.00 houses and facilities have been destroyed and the comp since as well. again, it's month long military operation in the north of the occupied west bang. there are food shortages for those who remain off the is ralph's full state is cut off by the tricity and water supplies. and in the north is where the forces have to go on demolishing homes. and the notions refuge account is part of a large scale is ready. the ministry, a search, the big down last month. his act so some of which once a home, filled with a lifetime of memories. now i'm judge your body's watching his house being turned into a pile of rubble. and this with a little bit method riley

and so it will be quite difficult, especially u. k. u, as in deep 1st cook problems, we don't have so much on look to that from the continental european prospectus because they are not a member of the us own, but you can stop me. i was traveling with the death crow is this of his country already before. and then you are a town of international politics and the same goes for funds for president especially. and also he can afford the pen breathing down his neck that going to have elections there and to use time. and also what is true, i mean ben, your in keys. so of course your perception is the threat is tangible, right? it is literally tons of will for you every day. the further away you all from nato's eastern fine at the truth. i just wanted to, to say, as the less we feel it, the only country if it's a little bit better off economic coming at the moment of spain. but spend just so much so far away. i'm not sure if a spend feel so much threatened by russia as routing their poor to yeah, well, but you know, i mean the good, sorry. yeah.

u. k, but it was their lives in the u. k. so this pull the degrees are specifically in the u. s. i believe it was a trunk lee link to the point that the dispute is nominated. so let's narrow the chances it could have for, for like the best documentary endorsed. so now that it has one meal schedule, you think it will be distribution, it hopefully yes, but it's not in the us a go uh, independent a really screenings here and there and some sensors, independent theatres, etc. hopefully it will be a different distribution, be good in and publicly like, widely, and actually even, even if you're talking about like in the mentality or the district distributions or like economic slides or whatever. it's um, let's forget about palestine. yeah, i mean let's forget about so number it's, it's good center, but it's the investment, it's good investments for this abusers who like after this history of prizes and no munitions issue. forget our book of palestine is if you forget about to send them out. so it's good, send them all the same, it will be a good investment for, for this to be with us a

u. k. and by from the u. k though, i think playing pretty important role here, they are in a country that is always said since they left the european union, that they will play this role as a bridge between the us and the you. some of doubted whether they really have the have to do to do that is that no longer a member of the u box. um certainly right now, prime is to start moves had a pretty troubled a few months and it's, it is 1st 9 months in office and it has come under quite a lot of domestic criticism despite a massive majority to right now. in the last few days, i think there are a lot of people saying that he's, he's before we pretty well. and i think what is interesting don't just in the u. k . is how some of the right wing parties and the research. and so the right to the last couple of years has been a major phenomena in, in europe. but say, i think we're in some difficulty here. all of a supporting donald trump, or all they supposed to load them is the landscape. it was interesting, the daily mail,

now to be a bridge between washington and between brussels and ukraine because of that very special u. k u. s. relationship. and the something most you need is running behind ukraine, of course. tell us what they've been saying and, and it just, i'm pulling at the meeting of everybody else tomorrow. it's been pretty universal support when it comes to european leaders for ukraine. the french president, my calling saying that it is important to remember who the aggressor in this conflict is, and that, that is russia, stimulus statements coming from the leaders of austria, poland, and the tech republic, one outlier, that was the hunger and prime minister, victor o button. who sang donald trump for what he called his bravery and standing for peace. but really he was the old voice that and what is universe? so pretty much unity in supporting ukraine. now the me saying all of these european need us here in london was already in the books before this disasters pulled out between us trump zalinski. however, now it's taking on and even more heightened importance because these european leaders are n

u. k. and my 6 and the u. k. took a very active role and helping support the might on revolution against the pro russian government in ukraine. and they continue that and my success can continue to be essentially supporting the elements opposed to donald trump. so it is what it is. i'm not saying anything that people can't verify here. i know people are going to get upset about it, but it's something that we have to tell people to take while, while they trump the so come, we'll never resolve it. how is it trump is so calm in the oval office? if it keeps it gets dom up perhaps a game later this week. how does he maintain being so calm with them knowing what he clearly does about gus dom or, and the circle deep state in britain and then what it tried to do. yeah. you know, that's a great question. i think um the one thing that's good about the for your apps is that is to say when he did not, when i think he won the 2020 election. i said this over and over. but since he did not get an audio rated in january of 202

u. k. i meeting when it because the u. k. is know this is to come from the point for him. what day it is not belonging anymore to the young z up and union, but it doesn't work at all. and so they made it a the various tomorrow. and it will be meeting in versus with all the rest of the muff, show the gang of bruce and as we use for them here. and there is no reason for really getting a really reserved from this because of the most. there are at least 3 parts of fuel ruptures. those where i could definitely and i gave this rich shane or in other words as we share tonight. and then they have some more corporate g, but i keep telling you hungry and even for one. and there are those who are waiting for to know when the truck comes to the wind, but there is no reason to, to, to be at $35.00. okay. and i think that might make kind of saves because he used to speak like these, this force of the sick, the 1st time is catching from the coffee to this crazy it's betsy said that that's we, i mean i to, for a similar point to you is president mccomb trying to freeman the self as the lea

u leads us on the u. k. lead of europe, the phil void, should the us turn off the supply of military support to the landscape. how important, how critical is the us in this will. it was the really clear for the last 3 years the united states has been the major security partner for ukraine. now europe has sense basically about as much aid as we have. it's really pretty ones one. so your have stepped up in a major way over the past 3 years. that said, your defense industry right now is not in a place where it can quickly mobilize things like artillery and munitions, long range rockets and other material uh, air defense, for example, to your brain that will make an immediate difference. that can be helped. of course by we have a new government in germany which cribs and vital air defense and vital, longer and truck is to threaten russian positions that the previous government simply refused to do the 1st year of a reaction from all scouts. so there is, there are a few things that europe can do, but over the sh