and demi's foreign minister on elena babylon has recently called the russian troops and the ukrainian border a threat. but the message that we're getting from the german government is still war, can still be avoided and should still be avoided. so demi is now throwing all its weight behind. this adds in crisis diplomacy. so these next couple of days are full with bilateral and multilateral meetings. including with russia at the negotiating table. despite that germany has drawn a lot of criticism from its allies for not taking a tougher line against russia. what are the chances for bite and, and a shorts. and they will find a joint solution for approaching this crisis. many people have criticized all efforts the gemini chancellor to take too long to actually travel to washington because this is his inaugural visit. and it shows responded by saying that this meeting has been diligently prepared. so he probably does have something in the suitcase with him. what it is we'll find out later today, but choice will of course, underline that germany plays in t nato, so to speak. and president

there was also controversial statement, apparently from ice. lavinia, politician about that, and babylon said, oh refugees, hoboken not dependent on passport. is there unity, the you not precisely. it's really fascinating to compare the situation now with a situation in 2015. as you remember, it was because of hungary, extremely restrictive policy on immigrants who were coming from the middle east, from syria, also from afghanistan, essentially hungry, shutting down its orders that persuaded anglo michael to take her revolutionary decision to open the german border and lead in a 1000000 refugees, which proved to be a very traumatic event here in germany now managed well, but it took quite some time compared to that. what we're seeing now is some of the same countries that held back in 2015 hungary that were very reluctant to see middle eastern refugees enter. poland, of course, as well. now, welcoming with open arms, ukrainian refugees. so it's not only slovenia having made that statement, which later as he pointed out, was than deleted from the web page. but, but a general attitude amon

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like in the series, babylon, berlin, music resurrect, old times. most people will love the music of their youth for their entire lives because their brain links it to new. beautiful experiences. huh. music was a door opener for christ into only villa and clare reiber. as the do all pepper and liquor, they delight audiences with original songs from the 1920s as well as their own to, inspired by the era. but is that just an escape from real life? as my come on us to my talk on his feet, 1st of all, you can't escape from everyday life at all. you can't. it's just exciting when you look back there monday, whether it's the twenty's or other decades and wonder what was going on back then. i hoped, and what does that mean for me today was has to assume we tried to dusty from the fact that women went after what they wanted and didn't let anyone tell them what to do. visits, of course, we've grown up with his freedom and take it for granted, but you can still be inspired by the past and fight for your own freedom in a different way while under us at kempen.

like in the series, babylon, berlin, music resurrect. old times, most people will love the music of their youth for their entire lives because their brain links it to new beautiful experiences. huh. music was a door opener for christ into only villa and clare reiber. as the do, oh, pepper and liquor, they delight audiences with original songs from the 1920s as well as their own to, inspired by the era. but is that just an escape from real life? as my come on us to my talk on his feet, 1st of all, you can't escape from everyday life at all. you can't. it's just exciting when you look back there monday, whether it's the twenty's or other decades and wonder what was going on back then. i poked, and what does that mean for me today? let's assume we try to dusty from the fact that women went after what they wanted and didn't let anyone tell them what to do on t. v. as in kind of course, we've grown up with this freedom and take it for granted. but you can still be inspired by the past and fight for your own freedom in a different way. not mile. and us a kempton. which line heart also emphasize

top diplomat lighter reef in memory of the 6000000 jews murdered by nazi germany. world war 2 is babylon went on to meet israel's foreign minister. yeah, lafitte and is now on her right to ramallah in the west bank talks with palestinian present mood of ass. at the holocaust memorial. she described a nazi atrocities as a reminder, not to fall silent. as this over one meeting, it is our absolute obligation. you especially as a younger generation, to keep the memory alive inspiron, especially as there are fewer and fewer eye witnesses among us. and since and as this ones were found, it is our responsibility to raise our voice against anti semitism, against hatred and agitation, against exclusion and violence. so that such a crime against humanity never happens again. mia dockwood? well, they don't correspond atanya kramer is following the story from tele fif. welcome, tanya. let's start with the foreign ministers meeting today with her israel counterpart yanna pitt. what we heard of their encounter while they both said that it was a very cordial meeting. i was in a very friendly and warm a

and anna, lena babylon, also the german foreign minister. but also expressing a frustration that this crisis, which is sees, is being completely instigated by vladimir putin by the russian side is distracting the world from a great many, much more urgent things. but it's the reality, this ease. now the reality that we face these east, the crisis that has the world is gripping the world's attention. you just mentioned, you know, the munich security conference being sort of ground 0 for diplomacy on this crisis . will the sad fact is that it isn't that because the russians are not here. so there's a risk here that this develops into something of an echo chamber with everybody here agreeing a no russians here to take part in those conversations. but of course, the message is coming from here, aren't going to just stay here. they're obviously bring broadcasts around the world . they will be heard by the russian side to the messages here certainly will be getting through. but he really is a shame that there isn't a possibility for dialogue here.

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we have a really babylon of language is happening within natal, which is the case for you, but in the case of of a chain of directive or does this in a military structure. it has become more and more cumbersome. ok. yeah. interesting. so please i'd especially in the next few days, isn't it current? thank you so much for your time today. karen can i saw former foreign minister of austria live in ortiz, it was like, i'm good. any where russia is? parliament has approved their resolution asking the president to recognise ukraine's self proclaimed done yes on blue gowns republics of independent. another big issue of the day, it is clear the whether the motion could get support from the, from the vladimir putin. at his meeting with the german chancellor stress that russia wants to stick to the minsk agreements, which states that the breaker will republics should remain under control, but gain more autonomy. yeah, a lot going on today for some in depth analysis on it's all the pullback russian troops, the situation nice to ukraine, r t dot com. how she covered the canadian prime minister ju

are fully vaccinated. jobs are required for some frontline staff german foreign minister, analynn babylon has kicked off a 3 day trip to the middle east with a visit to the holocaust memorial yard russian. in jerusalem. germany's top diplomat lay to reset the eternal flame there to commemorate the 6000000 jews murdered by nazi germany in world war 2. she is currently meeting with israel's foreign minister. yeah. lucky. later verbally will trump a travel to ramallah in the west bank to have talks with the palestinian president lockwood abbas as well and t w's. tanya cramer is following the story for us. she was in jerusalem this morning just outside the holocaust memorial and she explained why it is so significant that bareback picked this particular site to start her trip to the middle east. oh, it's her 1st visit to the region as foreign minister. and she said in the statement before arriving here, it's very important for her to come to israel 1st emphasizing this special relationship between the 2 countries. but also emphasizing the shared pause between the 2 countries. and that becomes

and that's something that we clearly heard from germany's foreign minister in babylon. and that's one of the reasons why germany decided to stop a very important but very controversial energy project. namely, a gas pipe bank called in north stream to pipeline which joins russia and germany which is already finished until the re been built. but he was waiting for regulatory approval and it's this regulatory approval that will now not happen, which basically means that the notary to pipe and will not be able to enter and, and actually send bass from russia to germany. okay, there's been a of course, a lot of focus on the north stream to pipeline. as you say, it's the approval of it has now been suspended. there's a good chance that it may be put on ice and indefinitely, but other sanctions are being discussed. and i'm sure that the united states and european union are trying to coordinate those right now. one of those considered sanctions is the swift payment system. now the swift payment system, it's a bit complicated, but this is how payments are made within the interna

as together again, it was unaware of his aching up in the night and taking the babylon to see if they were really sleeping in the same room with me. and then the fighting the sad. i was stopped and i broke the 1st flight back home. i stayed in a hotel i kept the camera on. if it's easier to look at the reality through the length the last time i found that this spot was for my morning program. a young boy was getting attack. honestly. i was determined to understand more about what had happened here, but i didn't know where to start. i went to my home to dodge journey came along. they were curious that my and that, that i am the me, we're the veto. and there was said and then 5 them good from being that was our little that the know i was nervous and excited. it had been almost 4 years inside. been at home. okay, good was a load start, you know, i have it was hey, rich. hey, then to me me. okay, well let me once that man, thanks a lot. it over that. yeah. that because you are with us or you can. eliza said of her with yes, you know, you lose you with for the with her and yes and leave he

are times i absolutely have to double check things to make sure this is not a joke being put out by babylonthe democrats decided they're going to try to get out crack pipes with taxpayer dollars, and we put in the end to that here and at the same time homeland security sent out a memo saying if you hear anybody speaking against the covert policy, education policies of this administration, report them to the authorities. it was a slap in the face to free speech. but what we know is the democrats continue to say, in democrat fashion, oh, we're doing this for public safety, and we are doing this for the children. but what they're really trying to do is make you dependent, to make you compliant in control and to make you quiet. we are in a struggle for the soul of this country. you know, a battle of ideas used to be conducted in the public square or the city council or the halls of congress, but that wasn't good enough for the democrats. that didn't get the amount of upheaval that they needed, so they moved it to the classroom. and what they are trying to do is have these ideological battles in

if not, that's a very important source of information without marketing of on babylon off either. i don't have the time during my shifts to read up as soon as needed. so that means i have to use my time off to stay up to date hinder here. and if i typed it in, the tuned us ish, me, star by the skin and formula to floss up on the cancer would an alarm a patient and severe symptoms is getting worse. cancer is very advanced for many patients on this world in the fight to prolong life, freedom and chart, and his team always looked at the ideal dose and combination of active ingredients quickly with bad news for this patient. this was the count. if we know the liver is massively damaged, if her liver is deteriorating beauty, she knows it and wants to go to a hospice with also the when does cancel, when those and when can drugs ward off the victory for weeks or even months? will the patient even respond to treatment? difficult questions to just oh, i'm ready comment, vert, when the guns, if we're honest, we don't know if a drug will work in advance in for him on skip to a respond. there

koresh being the hebrew name for cyrus, the legendary persian king and conquerer of babylon. >> he began to present the ideas that he had, and i would say 99% of the leadership of the church that were living at mount carmel accepted him as having a message from god. >> clive doyle is a branch davidian survivor, and to this day a believer in david koresh. >> david was constantly talking to god. god told me to do this. god told me to do that. we accepted that. >> god speaks to me. i have a message to present. >> to outsiders koresh soon transformed the davidian church into a cult. >> the most important element of the cult is the leader. and they always describe the same way as being charismatic. >> i mean, there are some things that god has concealed in his written word that are to be brought to do right before the end of time. >> koresh preached end of day philosophies to his followers, a belief that was centered around an apocalyptic battle between evil armies led by a messianic leader who was the second coming >> his role was to open the seven seals that are mentioned in the book of rev

are times i absolutely have to double check things to make sure this is not a joke being put out by babylonmocrats decided they're going to try to get out crack pipes with taxpayer dollars, and we put in the end to that here and at the same time homeland security sent out a memo saying if you hear anybody speaking against the covert policy, education policies of this administration, report them to the authorities. it was a slap in the face to free speech. but what we know is the democrats continue to say, in democrat fashion, oh, we're doing this for public safety, and we are doing this for the children. but what they're really trying to do is make you dependent, to make you compliant in control and to make you quiet. we are in a struggle for the soul of this country. you know, a battle of ideas used to be conducted in the public square or the city council or the halls of congress, but that wasn't good enough for the democrats. that didn't get the amount of upheaval that they needed, so they moved it to the classroom. and what they are trying to do is have these ideological battles in the c

it must bother babylon. he said that it would, samuel that athene, what n a her, the hud or fanny? i mean it, i think either milan, abbey, and them, and shall weigh them for the thought. go settle for the problems. the theo will help was to save equipment. kenema in them took one bus, ethiopia, and one with that didn't an elected was the thea will thought about the dod a shabba b as in bravo, b o, but by high at the him gallery as if one animal than offended a lead. will you try to pull my than behalf of that? ah, palestinian society showed every sign of rising to the challenges of the 20th century. but always lurking beneath the surface was the promise that the british had made to the zionist movement to support the founding of a homeland for the jewish people. and this would soon threaten, not just the development, but the very existence of palestine itself. this feels like representation of who i am and what i want people to remember me by markson is my get out ticket is, is not even just marked against the people around that got away. i'm telling the story about my life is goin

watch babylon 5. in what sense is that a compromise? well, five is partway between three...u what. how about we go rock-paper-scissors? ooh, i don't think so. anecdotal evidence suggests that in the game of rock-paper-scissors, players familiar with each other will tie 75-to-80% of the time due to the limited number of outcomes. i suggest rock-paper-scissors- lizard-spock. what? it's very simple. scissors cuts paper. paper covers rock. rock crushes lizard. lizard poisons spock. spock smashes scissors. scissors decapitates lizard. lizard eats paper. paper disproves spock. spock vaporizes rock. and as it always has, rock crushes scissors. okay, i think i got it. both: rock-paper-scissors- lizard-spock! oh! hello, boys. ahoy, matey. noticed the eye patch, did you? it's all part of a technique i've been studying for picking up women. you employ a visual display (thud) designed to make yourself distinctive and memorable. oh, yes, like the male peacock with brilliant plumage or the rutting baboon with engorged hindquarters. or in this case, the bar mitzvah boy with pinkeye. mock m

afghanistan has killed at least 10 workers. rescue is managed to save 3 others trapped underground in babylon. the province safety concerns have increased along with mining accidents, often and remote areas and authorize it illegally to the u. k. now and britain's prime minister is fighting for his job as more and pays from his body, submit letters of no confidence in his leadership. 54 conservative em pays, are made to trigger that far as far as johnson resisting a chorus of calls for his resignation. after an internal inquiry criticize his serious values of leadership and police are still investigating 12 parties in his home. while the rest of the country was under locked down restrictions during a how has more on the story from london, where the prime minister is continuing to go about his usual duties, including visiting ukraine this week, despite the pressure to quit? he certainly not out of the woods by any manner of means old though the sort of intensity of the recent weeks of this crisis has subsided somewhat. that's because of an ongoing police investigation now that could take weeks

he has a real show of unity from babylon in the direction of lincoln here. thank you, richard. and talking about on a linna babbled speech. there are believe we have a clip from birth speech, whereas she makes this pointed. richard just mentioned a, let's have a list. there's a new warren pending right in the middle of europe, russia, issues, and absolutely any to bold threat with their troops build up these of either clean ukraine, but also these a v, all of us and our piece architecture in europe. and therefore, this crisis is lana, is therefore no ukraine crisis. we have to be very careful about our framing. it's a rougher crisis, and i have was land i. and we, therefore, urgently appeal to russia to draw down their trend immediately. the indian, i mean, we've seen the 1st signals that time and again, and we've seen this happening in the posse eggs. first signals were a glimmer of hope, but now we need to see some actually no allen up air box and the furnace a speaking there before we go on to a different topic. what was the stand out moment for you that will see that the un

with ukraine distract him from climate change i tweeted that judd, i honestly thought it might be babylon is taking it to the extreme. that is the mentality of the left on this issue >> yes, it is. it has been for a while. basically, you have the western elitist political group running our policy who believe political correctness is the way you address the issue of energy. as a result, it is the send in the windmills policy it is undermining one of the most significant paradigm shifts in the last 20 years which is the fact that the united states became energy independent and producing enough gas and oil so we could export it and we were no longer dependent on the middle east and that gave us flexibility in the middle east that we did not have before. obviously, the russians run by an autocratic system so, that has been undermined by this national policy -- international policy involving europe of essentially saying we will dry up the capital to those people who produce energy and gas and oil. you see the sovereign funds. you see funds like blackrock and you see our own president's party t