what other topics did burrell touch home when he was speaking earlier? well, big topic dominating these talks is that report coming out of the united states that china may be considering arming russian, or that is something beijing strongly refutes. and that it denies your set. burrell said earlier today that he, that such a move from china would be a red line in relations between bridging and brussels. and i asked him about this in his press conference. i asked him, what would happen if that red light were to be crossed? no, 1st of all, he started off by saying very strongly that he has no indication. according to his meeting with chinese top diplomat, one ye that china is planning to do this. he said, china, as we know from the, from beijing itself, it says it does, has no plan so far to send any weapons into russia to support its war effort. but he did say that were that to happen. that would be an important moment. he said that was the most diplomatic language he could find, and then it would need to be met with a substantial response. but he would n

nato secretary general in stolen berg was speaking together with the foreign policy chief yoseph burrell and the ukranian foreign minister, dimitra collabo. let's bring in dw correspondent rosie beer, shout, who's been following this press conference at nato headquarters to day. so rosie we heard against oldenburg, talk about how the war between russian, ukraine is. russia's war of aggression and that one year on it is now at a point where it can be called a war of attrition and a battle of logistics. what else did we hear from the nato secretary general about this battle of logistics? well, as we know, this press conference comes right off the back of president putin in russia, making a similar big speech on, i think, what's clear to me what stood out there is that these are 2 kind of parallel universes. on one hand, we have russia claiming that 8 sort was forced to invade ukraine, although of course, he wouldn't, president putin wouldn't speak in those terms. and then hearing brussels a very clear message that this is russia's ward, that russia is the aggressor. and we even heard hi, r

although burrell said he is going to come forward with proposals likely to occur on joint procurement of ammunition to gifts. ukraine . he said, quite stark terms, that it looks like the tank in you crate is getting empty and that it's no urgent to provide keith with ammunition in roads. we know that beryl has allotment as plate right now. what else did it talk about in terms of e foreign policy? small one topic, which was really hanging over these talks was that reports coming out of the united states that china may be considering arming russia. no, beijing has strongly refuted to those allegations. and when i asked yoseph burrell about this, he said it would be something which would mark an important moment. he said that was the most diplomatic language he could find. if china worked to pursue this, however, he was keen to note that in his, in his own talks with china's talk diplomat, beijing, stress at that is not on the cards at, that is not the plan, but still that likely a geopolitical topic. this one to watch, given the beijing says it's going to come forward with its own piece

note the, the european union's foreign 1st youth burrell is expected. he says to come forward with proposals on jointly procuring ammunition or the 7th and 8th of march. of course the question is, why has it taken one year? critics would say this more has been is full scale war has been going on? no, for almost a year, and it should have been before this, that the european union and nato, while i thought about joint procurement of ammunition i went to label, was asked about this, whether he thought this was really slower, sluggish, he wouldn't really be drawn, but overall he said, well, if the war had been one, then i would say this had been enough, so that is one to watch. and in the meantime, the e was burrell says he has sent a personal letters to all of the europeans defense ministers, asking them that in the meantime, to draw down on their own stalks of ammunition to send this in to you, craig, because he said this is no, according to nato officials, a war of logistics, a race of logistics, and they say that speed could save lives. that was definit

she told me more about what joseph burrell said about those new probable sanctions against russia. or 1st of all, the thing to know is that the sanctions are not across the line yet. and sanctions at the european union level need to be unanimously approved. so by all 27 members, diploma i've spoken to say discussions are still tricky out. of course they now need to get their skates on to reach that self imposed deadline of the one year anniversary of that fateful day. one, almost one year ago when russia full scale invasion of ukraine took place now in terms of the content of these sections, burrell was key not to be drawn too deeply on that. but he did point to expected export ban of key technology. so that bar in european countries from exporting to russia, things like antenna, he talk about construction material. now those are things which the european union thinks russia might use to few. it's war machine. there might be some disappointment in q because ukraine would like to see russia's nuclear sector, targeted by sanctions, but based on what braille said, that looks unlikely

the foreign policy chief says the west ma speed up military support, just at burrell, also back the proposal for joint you ammunition procurement to boost supplies to keep. coming out, the rise and fall of attendance legend forest becca at the berlin film festival. to present a documentary about his life from triumph at wimbledon to prison for tax evasion. coming up in support and by the state of dalton post on a goal scoring display in a for one victory against struggling half valley. ah. i'm will azako welcome to the program. the munich security conference has wraps up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. estonia as prime minister kaya colors was among those urging member states to act jointly and buying ammunition which ukraine and needs urgently. also joining the conference was china's top diplomat wang, he. he says beijing will present a piece plan to end the war, but money and the west remain skeptical. o navigating a new reality. the central theme of this year's munich security conference. nearly a year after russia invaded its neighbour, ukrain

joseph burrell fair, well earlier dw brussels correspondent rosie birch and told us more about the sanctions that he was planning. well, 1st of all, he said they're not across the line yet. countries are still discussing and debating. remember, sanctions have to be approved by all 27 e u member states, so they will have to get their skates on if they want to hit that key political deadline. they've set themselves of the one year anniversary of the full scale invasion. now when it comes to content, he wouldn't be drawn specifically, but he gave a few examples in what we can expect in there. he talked about building material about antenna, about cranes, things which he says, the russian, the russian military could use in their continued attacks on ukraine. what we do though, is that some countries will likely be disappointed by this range of sanctions, not least ukraine, but also some of its biggest backers here in the european union, such as poland in the baltic states. they would like to see sanctions targeting rushes, nuclear sector. those as far as i understand, are not yet on the table, b

joseph burrell, who said many other things that have rob mcclinton and the wrong way. but he continues to speak. russia is using you formation manipulation and interference. as a crucial instrument on this wall is or is not only using as blows it bombs, ballard's killing people. it's about the mine to people is about how to conquer, disparage the intelligent understanding of the people is to love this turing africa again. those days, molly grey, i well, is she countries for them? but others not so easy. trying to spread lies about who is skilled the, what is happening there. the 45 is that unless the morale comes out saying that russia is trying to read lives, no one is even needed to speak for russia and the level of is yet to find a closed all on the african continent. since the beginning of the conflict with ukraine and the african countries continue to speak form their understanding with regard to the conflict a new way. and then what have i heard in africa phase saying that that this is somehow the fault or that it should be aggregated to russia being that great d

what do you make of mister burrell statement there? indeed, what can we read into it above a current western other trip to africa? perhaps as well, but mr. morrell often says the truth, but unintentionally, well, and that is funny, especially today because it's a sort of desperate call for partners in africa and in the global south, as mr. burrell says himself, would russia, china, india, all such countries make calls of that nature, or even america they dumped, because they are sure of their power of the reality of their relations. but clearly, europe is losing its allies. people interest in the global south are much more distant to european positions. when we say that on, we want to defend universal values as mr. your separate else, as he says. worse than that, he says, we must prove that we, you repeat, continue to be a global actor. this is self per situation. he's not sure about it. we must remain a global actor. does that mean that we are not anymore? yes, sir. and he continues that on. oh, we are a ha power. we are an actor of c

ukraine's foreign minister metro could labor and the european union foreign policy chief, joseph burrell. their talks took place at nato headquarters. at the same time on russian president vladimir putin was giving his state of the nation address in moscow. a here is part of what stolen burke had to say earlier today. more nuclear weapons and ha, less arms control makes the world more dangerous. and that's the reason why innate to we are worked so hard to engage russia on issues directed to arms control and wanted wireless have supported the new staunch and also why unfolding on the russia to day to reconsider its decision to suspend its participation. the new, the stock agreement, we have to remember this is a one of the last major arms control agreements. we have author rashaw started to violate the agreement that the bound, the older intermediate range weapons that on if treated at that led to the demise. so that the treaty a few years ago. so now the answer suspending the older big nuclear arms control treaty, the news thought which regulates put limits on the total number of long ra

today's meeting between a stilton berg and the i representative just at burrell and ukraine's foreign minister dimitra kula was actually the 1st time a year into this war that all 3 of them have sat around a table and try to figure out what role each could play in getting more deliveries to ukraine and was particularly pressing at this moment is ammunition. ukraine warns that it may run out of ammunition. so we've, we've got to have a proposal on the table on the you side from estonia, asking the you to put 4000000000 euros in a fund and then find ammunition for ukraine from anywhere they can in the world. the numbers are, are really quite remarkable. brent ukraine is shooting as many rounds per month as the entire european arms industry makes in a year when it was rounds of ammunition. well, you were able to ask some questions today at this song. press conference, right? that's right. that's right. i asked them what they're going to do about it, because again, as i said a year into this war, you would think that they would have taken some of these initiatives already because the lead

and mr. burrell revealed that he has sent a letter to all e u defense chief saying for now, while those factories speed up their production, please give it your stocks to ukraine. in the meantime. yes, president joe biden says van emmy threatened miscalculated the will of ukrainian people to defend our country during his visit to the polish capital on tuesday. i hadn't sent pitching was also wrong about nato and the on will in america. and fisher bought some also the, this was a call to rally support with voices of the said growing at home and abroad. president joe biden used to speech in warsaw the paint, the challenge of the war in ukraine. in stock terms. no, no one can turn away their eyes of the atrocities. russia's committee against the upgraded people. it's ap horan. it's abhorrent. but extraordinarily, as well as by the response of ukrainian people. and the world is unannounced, visit to keep the day before, perhaps overshadow the address. but he knows people are growing tired of the cost of the pain and of the loss. and he re emphasized america's commitment to the battle. presi

and mr. burrell revealed that he has sent a letter to all e u defense chief saying for now, while those factors speed up their production, please give your stocks to ukraine. in the meantime, let's take a closer look at the new start treaty and put limits on both russia and the u. s. is awful of deployed nuclear weapons. harry forces has the strategic arms reduction treaty 1st signed by president bush, and gorbachev in 1990. 1 has been part of a nuclear weapons framework in some form, ever since barack obama and dmitri met with inaugurated successor new start in 2010 . under its terms, russia and united states owners of 90 percent of the world's nuclear weapons would limit their deployed strategic warheads to $1550.00. and the long range missiles and bummers to $700.00 each side could inspect the other sites to ensure compliance up to 18 times a year. but inspections will holsted 1st by code 19, and then by deteriorating relations and rushes invasion of ukraine. on tuesday in moscow, vladimir putin announced russia was suspending its membership. he said in response to hostile us action

and mr. burrell revealed that he has sent a letter to all e u defense chief saying for now, while those factories speed up their production, please give your stocks to ukraine. in the meantime, i can take a short break now and then still had her on al jazeera why residents have one small town in ohio as skeptical that their air and water as safe. ah. for the past year, al jazeera, his correspondence have reported on every aspect and the far reaching consequences of russia's invasion of ukraine, unfit by saint vital to the suction of towns and cities, and the lights of refugees from the political maneuvering and global repercussions . the devastating impact on the lives of ordinary people are both very good. the front line, the bomb health is the seats of power and the reality of the ground for moscow give brushing could build on bought and beyond will continue to deliver in depth, unbiased reporting. so you get the full story when i was 0. 0, oh no. ah, and there again, you're watching out there has reminder of our top stories, this our, you as president joe biden as address a massive c

paul burrell. paul him as her rock. paul burrell.u think of this what do you think of this plan? because i guess you could say a very good thing that meghan stays away from it. there's a lot of people like me, paul who actually want harry to stay to well , dan, i think stay away to well, dan, i think it's best if both away. i would solve the problem. you see, the is stuck between a rock a hard place the first time in his reign he will have to decide what comes first crown or family and of course crown comes first his mother ideally queen would have him that the crown always comes first. the queen was always put in position herself. she had to decide whether princess margaret marry townsend or not. she put the crown first and said, no, you can't. so she affairs of state come first. and i think it would be a quite frankly, if any them came because how could harry possibly sit in westminster amongst his family who thrown under the bus and watch his father become king? now, of course, i think that prince as king would want his son to be

paul burrell. paul him as her rock. paul burrell.ink of this what do you think of this plan? because i guess you could say a very good thing that meghan stays away from it. there's a lot of people like me, paul who actually want harry to stay to well , dan, i think stay away to well, dan, i think it's best if both away. i would solve the problem. you see, the is stuck between a rock a hard place the first time in his reign he will have to decide what comes first crown or family and of course crown comes first his mother ideally queen would have him that the crown always comes first. the queen was always put in position herself. she had to decide whether princess margaret marry townsend or not. she put the crown first and said, no, you can't. so she affairs of state come first. and i think it would be a quite frankly, if any them came because how could harry possibly sit in westminster amongst his family who thrown under the bus and watch his father become king? now, of course, i think that prince as king would want his son to be ther

joseph burrell, also back the proposal for joint you ammunition procurement to boost supplies to key way coming up in sport. and once they got full port dockman put on a goal, scoring display in a for one big 3 again struggling has to balise ah, i'm all azako. welcome to the program. the munich security conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. estonia as a prime minister kaya colors was among those urging member states to act jointly in buying ammunition which ukraine needs urgent fate. also joining the conference was china's top diplomat wang, he, he says beijing will present a piece plan to end the war. but many of the west remains skeptical. oh, navigating a new reality. the central theme of this year's munich security conference. nearly a year after russia invaded its neighbour, ukrainian president of a lot amused zalinski remains resolute. i said there is no alternative to ukrainian victory. there is no alternative to ukraine. and in the e u, there is no alternative. you great it natal. as russia ramps up it's offensi

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where you, craig, you foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, said the european union was working on a plan to collectively by munitions for keith. and that's good news update. when i'm coming up next world stories the week in ripples, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news in the meantime, this always the website, www dot com. i'm will last i cough and for me in the theme here and but in thanks for watching. ah please places in europe or smashing all the records. stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of you up to record breaking sites on google back youtube and now also in book form lafayette. but sir, this is the consequence for photos and flips. i'm to find out because cindy commotion was like, just a little any more just conflict in ukraine. but european war intent voices rushes, warri crane one year since the invasion began. we take a look back and into the future in the union flow green. in february on d, w. with this week on world stories, indonesia fights against climate polluters. a dispute over brown bears in

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e u foreign policy chief usa burrell said he expected the you to approve the sanctions by the end. the week marell also said that delivering ammunition to ukraine is now the most pressing issue. yes sir, to leave russia is alisha another offensive, and he will continue. and we have to continue our strong on waving support to ukraine on to ukraine, prevails and winds for that time is rough. essence speed means lives. and we need to respond quickly. not only more support but to provide it. quick. yes, a barrell fair? well, earlier dw brussels correspond rosie birch. i told us more about the sanctions that the e. u is planning. well, 1st of all, he said they're not across the line yet. countries are still discussing and debating. remember, sanctions have to be approved by all 27 e u member states, so they will have to get their skates on if they want to hit that key political deadline. they've set themselves of the one year anniversary of the full scale invasion. now when it comes to content, he wouldn't be drawn specifically, but he gave a few examples in what we can expect in there.

at the music security conference, e u foreign policy, chief, joseph burrell, says the west must speed up military support. rail also backs a proposal by stoney and prime minister callous for you. joy to ammunition procurement to boost applies to ukraine itself. military aid can come soon enough as defending troops battle to hold back a renewed russian assault along the front lines. and the rise and fall of a tennis legend. forest becker is at the berlin film festival. he's presenting a film that looks at his life from a surprise when at wimbledon to a prison sentence for tax evasion. ah, i'm mixed by sir. welcome to the program. the unit security conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. a stony as prime minister kaya careless was among those urging members days to act jointly in buying ammunition and other weapons. also taking part in the conference was china's top diplomat wang ye. he says beijing is to present a peace plan to end the war. but many in the west remained skeptical o navigating a new reality. the central them

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was enough on the line that you counsel present, shall michelle, in the high representative joseph burrell. so they will be holding talks to day with their ukrainian counterparts. discussing the current situation now to further assist ukraine during the war and also future partnership. and we can expect some announcement, some falling these days, including military aid. as you mentioned, perhaps suspension of customs duties for another year and, and perhaps even the integration of ukraine into the you free roaming area. but this is not the actual reason why they took the risk. why they came here today to a city that is still being regularly attack life by russian rockets. the reason is that they want to show a strong message of solidarity show support that the you, you continues to stand by ukraine side and at russia will not prevail. how far does that support val maxed it? has ukraine has been pushing very hard to join the e u quickly. is today's visit a positive sign that can happen? right, so joining the u. m for anyone beecher craner and other country is a long, very complicated proces

burrell revealed he sent a letter to all eu defense chiefs saying for now, while those factories speed up production, please give your stocks to ukraine in the meantime. anchor: let's take a closer look at the new start treaty. it puts limits on both russia and the u.s. arsenal of deployed nuclear weapons. reporter: the strategic arms reduction treaty first signed by presidents bush and gorbachev in 1991 has been part of a nuclear weapons framework in some form ever since. barack obama and dmitry medvedev inaugurated its successor in 2010. under its terms, russia and the united states, owners of 90% of the world's nuclear weapons, would limit their strategic warheads to 1550 and long-range bombers to 700. each side could inspect the others sites to ensure compliance up to 18 times a year. but inspections were halted first by covid-19 and then by deteriorating relations since russia's invasion of ukraine. vladimir putin announced it was suspending its membership in response to hostile u.s. actions. >> and now, they want to inspect our defense objects in the current condition that exist

certainly the other 2 participants, the foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, saying he'd sat down with the chinese top foreign policy person, which is why and the state counsellor over the weekend. and he, he'd been assured that that was not going to happen, and foreign minister calais, but saying that his focus is on a possible chinese base plan that they say they're going to be in the coming days. but he said he's really not gonna make much comments on that until he sees the details. ok, james. thank you so much. james. blaze reporting from brussels while over in poland, the us president is there and he's in poland after mondays, unannounced visit to ukraine. the joe biden is meeting with the polish president andre judah. right now, as you can see from the life pictures right there, as well as other central european officials. and he's expected to discuss the possibility of permanently stationing american troops in poland. so that is a life picture of president bite, and let's bring an alan fisher. he's joining us some more. so alan, so what can we expect to come out of that meeting?

and mr. burrell revealed that he has sent a letter to all e u defense chief saying for now, while those factories speed up their production, please give your stocks to ukraine in the meantime. same as rather as life rest. now in the ukrainian capital t, there's a lot been happening in the last few hours, was the reaction there been to both biden and pete and speeches? well, the reaction to put in speeches is as expected. really, people here in ukraine see it as more of what they've been hearing all year long. and really everything that russia has said and done in the last year has just forced ukrainians. further west. they've been pivoting west politically, socially, economically, into the arms of the united states, nato, and the e u. and as far as biden speech, unsurprisingly very positive response from ukraine. and why wouldn't there be what's not to love you as president really painted russia and all the same colors that ukraine has been painting their war time enemies for the past year. biden waxing lyrical about ukrainians on the front line, the ukrainian leadership, the political

, he would have allowed it to pass that the european union equivalent to foreign minister, joseph burrell, said, europe is a garden. most of the rest of the world is a jungle, something redolent or the kind of well, it's throughout your book, implicit, the racism against boutros, boutros girlie. europe is the garden. the rest of the world is a jungle. yes, there was a rabo unfortunate comment and you know, boutros scholarly, there's no soft pools, gladly knew his knew his intelligence. and, you know, he, he was even brazen enough to tell the powerful western powers on the un security council that they were focusing on there. because that was a rich man's ball and they were like in africa all from conflicts. and when he was why it was being given such a rough time by the british media over boston, he's there quite candidly because i am the wog. so boutros golly new race of them have the experience and he was very outspoken about that's why he didn't kind of hop on it because he relied old on his intellect. he knew about. ready was, you know, he could, he could basically, out of the, you kn

but in addition to that, hi representative joseph burrell of the you called in march to the early days of the war 2, that only china could be the mediator, which i think struck many people as rather odd. and patient never said yes, he never said no, but we know throughout the entire conflict of presidents zalinski has said beijing has never accepted any of his phone calls. and we only saw was very recently at the meeting security conference, a photo op with clay bus speaking me. so i think the fact that patients, my new position is that we are neutral, but we lean towards russia. it's kind of an escalation of the fact that they are supporting russia by buying oil, selling them high tech that other countries won't sell them. so they are really eating b. moscow, you know, last week at the munich security conference we heard from the united states, there is a worry, there are indications that i'm trying to may be providing lethal aid to russia that can be used in ukraine and immediately from the foreign ministry. beijing, there was this protest, there was a very loud protest which makes y

joseph burrell also backs a proposal for join t u ammunition procurement to boost supplies.

and they'll also have a at that dinner will also be e, you hi, representative joseph burrell. because one of the other important things about coordinating nato's assistance to ukraine is coordinating with the european union who is also doing training, who is also giving weapon, giving money back to the allies who give weapons to ukraine. so the european union has actually really stepped up on the defense side, and that's something that they want to see done most efficiently. so there's not duplication between nato and the you. that's something that's constantly a concern around here. so they'll all be discussing ukraine tonight. are you so much for about a territory shells in brussels arts with cracks in southern turkey and syria, more than 37000 people on now known to have been killed in this disastrous event. united nations says it is the worst disaster in the region for a 100 years. tens of thousands of being evacuated from the hottest areas of southern turkey and hot i province. the city of on talker was almost entirely flattened. i corresponded jojo hog you say i'm talkin

and you foreign policy chief years that burrell has criticized wagner track record in africa. the wagner groups activities are a threat for the people in the countries where they operate in the european union. they endanger international peace and security as they do not operate within any legal framework. the e u as determined to continue taking tangible action against breaches to international law. the head of wagner force is marlene has also been included on the sanctions list. the molly and government had requested wagner assistance off. the french troops were unable to contain jihadists in the region of the last decade . under the central african republic, the russian military group has been involved in calling a rebellion. also the request of local authorities. a political analysts told us that africans welcome, wagner missions on the continent. while western powers are the only ones to oppose . russia is presence that russia, if sanctions gun, no press on russia, have been already socrates, what before. and then the presence of russia in africa is grant is growing, know

he made those comments off, the e u foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, asserted that african nations should be wary of strengthening their ties within allegedly imperialistic russia. i travel around the world and particularly in the countries of the south. i see how powerful is the russian narrative that wants to reduce the war in ukraine to a conflict between the west and rush is powerful, accusing us of double standard. we must debunk this narrative and explain how rush acts as an imperialist power. president macro referred to a neo colonial power. yes, it is. what it is. let's call it by its name. it is an imperial attitude from a powerful neighbor that wants to take control of some country that belongs to its political sphere. we heard from a mozambique based illegal expert, an analyst will cardiac, as well as independent journalist, luc groovy. both of them said, russia's relations with african nations are based on equal partnerships. and that is of great concern for western powers. i believe is the one now propaganda rest in country in particular, because you have a good relati

mister joseph burrell, who chooses moscow of being on a, this information tor, on the continent, and saying that this is more than just the visit and a meet and greet russia is using formation manipulation. and interference as a crucial instrument on this wall is or is not only using as broad as it bombs, bullets killing people. it's about the mine to people is about how to conquer, disparage the intelligent understanding of the people we need to lover off the story. africa again, those days, molly gray, well, is she countries for that? but other not so easy trying to spread lies about who is skilled the, what is happening there that the level of is yet to find a closed all on the african continent since the beginning of the conflict with ukraine. and that african countries continue to speak form. busy the understanding with regards to the conflict in ukraine, and number one is have i heard an african face saying that this is somehow the false or that it should be aggregated to russia being that great say in this case, i am yet to hear of it and i am yet to see him eh, dealing with a

again, chief, you diplomat, yoseph burrell. i travel around the world, and particularly in the countries of the south, i see how powerful is the russian narrative that wants to reduce the born ukraine, to a conflict between the west and russia. is powerful, accusing us of double standard. we must debunk this narrative and explain how rush acts as an imperialist power. president micron referred to a neo colonial power. yes, it is what it is. let's call it by its name. it is an imperial attitude from a powerful neighbour that wants to take control of some country that belongs to its political sphere. big headline in the western press out of munich, screened quote, western please over ukraine failed to sway global south. maybe the west is not as attractive as they seem to think they are, or maybe they don't understand the mindset of those they're looking to seduce. here's the uganda in an namibian foreign ministers with some tips for the west on why their charm offensive isn't working. we were colonized and forgave those who colon