iran's arsenal of weapons. observers have warned of a regional arms race as wyvil sante arabia, n d u e. seek to bolster their own capabilities. meanwhile, the general nominated to had the u. s. military central command says al qaeda and i saw a gaining strength once more. your tenant general miko korea warns on groups are using humanitarian crises, including a lack of food and water as a recruiting tool. particle haine has a detail in washington. an american convoy with a helicopter and armored vehicles made its way tuesday to assyrian prison. this was the scene of a massive fight between the islamic state and se a fighters in january. it was an attempt to free. i still fighters imprisoned inside, even with u. s. military airstrikes. it took days to repel the attack. a concern for senators tasked with voting the general nominated to take over your central command at his hearing tuesday press reports indicate that up to 200 fighters may have escaped, and hundreds of people heal. if you are confirmed your response, we're helping ensure the s t f and the iraqi government have the capacity

i think that shows the integration between the e, you and nato, because of course, the d e. u is separately involved in pushing sanctions against russia. 2 packages already agreed, including the 2nd to the late night meeting here in brussels and a 3rd being discussed quite european foreign ministers. but also i think of note was to non nato members have been invited to this meeting and that is sweden and finland has been deeply concerned about the expansion of nato. those are and for a very long time being non nato countries, even though they're members of the e. u and the fact they're closer to nato than ever attending a nato council meeting, i think, will disturb president putin. but i think the argument from nato would be, this is all because of your actions. james, thankful that james base life was there in brussels. a still i had on our does here . we'll have more on rushes attack on ukraine, including o. protests held around the world in support of the people of the claim. and in the sporting world formula one cancels this season's rushing, grown pre saying it is impossi

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d p. that and chinese assertiveness in the region has sped up the adoptions of interpret civic strategies, but not just the e u, but also the netherlands, germany, and france. now ahead of the forum that begins in paris to model d w. so now follicle interviewed frances ambassador to the in the pacific, christoph panel. she began by asking him if frances into pacific strategy is more oriented toward security. and if that affects larger engagement in the region, it is not exactly true that the french strategy is very focused on defense. it's one important element when essential element that there was deception. i think it is widespread perception because our ministry of forces was the 1st to publish their into pacific strategy that the whole into pacific strategy addresses. many other issues which are as important for us as, as the defense and security angle. take the example of climate change, but for instance, or the protection of biodiversity or protection of the oceans, health issues, but also economy issues, trade issues, connectivity issues. so our strategies clearly multi dimensional. we want to address a

these under 2 power houses of d e. u. now michael also had talked about the situation in ukraine and about how a president zelinski has been dealing with all of this. this is what yet to say whose will be the president since he is pretty don't happy today? ukrainian president zalinski is the president of the country with a 125000 russian soldiers at its border. so if i may say it makes one nervous, it's new development in these past few months, and it wasn't the reality on the ground at the start of 2021. so i would like despite everything to pay tribute here beyond the course of global political comma trees present, zalinski is among those who shown great self control and that should be commanded under how to just to build on earlier points about diplomacy. obviously, all of this diplomacy going on is about trying to stop and in an eminent invasion. but it's a big thing than that, isn't it? it's about moscow's place or rushes place in europe and, and all these later sort of lining up to, to help shape that yeah, absolute

interesting discussions, a hand in the e u and here in germany, d. w is nothing else reporting from brussels. thank you so much. well, with the russian troops now, bearing down on ukraine's capital and can be easy to forget that not too long ago ukraine had a pro russian government. let's take a closer look at how relations between russia and ukraine deteriorated so quickly. 8 years ago, vladimir putin had a friend in t f. president. victor young coach having pro russia president was very important for russia land that a lot of the forms look installed. it meant that any union with the west would not be possible. and in 2013, when young coverage refused to sign an association agreement for closer ties to the e. u. the people rebelled. scores died, hundreds were injured in the might on revolution, jacobo was ousted, and a new pro you government formed the kremlin, answered back with tanks and annexed ukraine's crimean peninsula. moscow also through its support behind separatists in the pro russia don bass region. war broke out as the 2 eastern provinc

d w. i should the e u. be following poland laid on preparing to take in ukrainian. refugees, as, as a russian invasion, becomes more likely i'll answer your question, but let me just correct what the previous speaker said. it's not true that you can't extend nature membership to divide the country. after all, when germany joined nature, germany was a divided country. the real reason is that whereas others were prepared to go to war with russia to defend with germany. we are not prepared to go to war with russia to defend ukraine. and that's why ukraine may have to be fighting alone. i will on that point you believe that just will, will, will bill without and they will come to my question since you as a didn't question, but it's quite interesting. so do you believe that nato should admit ukraine now and then go to war on its behalf? it's a red herring ray harry ludovic. yes, it is. i wasn't the nato summit in 2008 when ukraine applied and the application was rejected. and nothing has happened since then to b

if my kid not be shawna, which my e d u has ever jamal. but i can also give you more of a 1000 thoughts as my did either to not be shown the present or for so my thought was do you my bed aid basis? job corps. awesome. you follow brain, the chevy side vine board by that you didn't find that was a book. it provide movie on october 31st 2004 mighty wrote this letter to brazil's environment minister medina silva, a world renowned rain forest defender in the letter she wrote. we would like to inform you that we are being threatened with death because we do not agree with what is happening. nature's enemies are working night and day. just 2 weeks later, maria sent a 2nd letter warning that more loggers were arriving. we can no longer stay here risking our lives. we have tried to confront the loggers, but we have no strength left. but the couple did, in fact, down the threats and the ongoing destruction only made them more determined. they began inviting journalists to the settlement to witness the destruction and transmit their message to the w

d. w. ah ah, new sanctions targeting, targeting russia from the e u and the u. s. u s. president joe biden says russia will pay an even steeper price if aggression and ukraine continued. and germany holds the certification of north stream to the completed gas pipeline was meant to double the flow of russian gas to germany. well the middle of cardboard, this is dw business, i'm christy plots, and in berlin us president joe biden has an out sanctions on russia that will go far beyond those use when moscow and ex crimea in 2014. the move is in response to russia's military escalation against ukraine. the sanctions will target 2 large russian financial institutions and moscow access to western financing, as well as russian oligarch and their families. biden said the u. s. is prepared to go further. should russia expand its aggression against its neighbor? for more we go now to james sweeney in new york city. james. hello. what's the reaction we're seeing on wall street? well, it's interesting because at 22222122222. i was on the floor, the new york stock exchange, and

for more, let's bring in a d w corresponding band, lee good in brussels band, high or the e. u is sending weapons to ukraine. could you explain why this decision is so historic? both the boost of falling and the u. s. shifting into war gear now is the 1st time that you're actually buying weapons and ammunition for a 3rd country, which is not member of the you, they are will, they will spend 450000000 euros in a 1st torch. there are 6000000000 in this budget, it's called the piece budget actually. and it was meant for peacekeeping forces in africa elsewhere and now they will use the money to buy arms. so this is really a turnaround in history because the european union always had, we are peace project and now it's in involved into well, some want in the war. a big turnaround, as you say back to you is also imposing fresh sanctions. how much bye to day have they aim, especially at the financial sector of russia, the u targets the russian national bank and its assets and currency reserves. the u once more, less to freeze all business of this bank and also some other banks which ar

d w. the 50 w news asia coming up to date why europe is interested in the indoor pacific. a forum and badass will bring together e u and in the pacific ministers tomorrow. but what is the in the pacific, and what are europe's plans in the region? frances ambassador to the in the pacific explains and the agent olympic sign off with the leverage closing ceremony after more than 2 weeks of competition control receipt and keeping covey at b. ah . i'm british energy, welcome to dw news, a shared ledger, good join us. europe has always been involved with asia and now it wants to be even more trade is the main area. it wants to do this in and improving technology. connectivity and security also form parts, if it's offering to the region. these are set to be discussed at a forum to be held tomorrow in paris. it will bring together foreign ministers of e u, member states, and some 30 countries in the area known as the interpreter. vic, it encompasses the countries located around the indian and pacific oceans. they account for 3 fifths of the world's population, are central to global value chains and produce almost 60 percen

ask if moscow can rely on its giant neighbour as trade relations with the e u deteriorate, and also on the show, find out how 3 d printed batteries could power the drive towards a mobility. this is d to be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. russia is facing an economic backlash over the crisis in ukraine. western allies have been imposing sanctions after president putin ordered troops into the countries east. u. s. president joe biden, and vowed sanctions targeting rushes sovereign debt aimed at cutting moscow off from western financing. the u. s. is also sanctioning 3 members of president putin's in a circle and their family members. and it's frozen the assets of 2 influential banks, including russia's military bank, but the white house as it has tougher sanctions in store, if needed. me, well, let's look at the e u, which has agreed to blacklist banks in vote with the financing of separatist activities in eastern ukraine. and there are also specific measures against the 351 russian lawmakers who voted in favor of recognizing to break away regions of east in ukraine as independent. plus e u

d. w correspondent, band lee, good in brussels band, high or the e. u is sending weapons to ukraine. could you explain why this decision is so historic? both the boost of falling and the u. s. shifting into war gear now, it's the 1st time that you is actually buying weapons and ammunition for 3rd country, which is not member of the you, they are will, they will spend 450000000 euros in a 1st torch. there are 6000000000 in this budget, it's called the piece budget actually. and it was meant for peacekeeping forces in africa elsewhere. now they will use the money to buy arms. so this is really a turnaround in history because the european union always had, we are peace project and now it's in involved into well, some want in the war. a big turnaround, as you say about the e. u is also imposing fresh sanctions. how much by today have they aim, especially at the financial sector of russia? the u targets the russian national bank and its assets and currency reserves. the u once more or less to freeze all business of this bank and also some other banks which are connected, wire swift, to th

e. u to africa. all of that threatened to d rail or any kind of the belief that there will be any great success is here. but nevertheless, this major announcement so this morning that they will be the 6 new vaccine spokes as they're called and various different nations. as you mentioned, they're across the continent. this will allow manufacturers on the ground to have the technology necessary to be able to produce vaccines. that, of course, been rolled out or massa across the european union, but there is still a massive disparity when it comes to the number of people vaccinated at something like 71 percent of the population of the european union had 2 jobs, as opposed to just 12 percent of people in african nations, and although the excess mortality rate in africa was much lower than it was across the european union, because many african countries didn't have the financial safety nets and structures in place to be able to provide people with financial support. when they were pushed out of work as a result of the pandemic, as many as 14000000 people it's believed are now in extreme poverty. so in additi

u. d. l is being discussed, but it's not likely in the 1st half of 2020 to only an arrangement that is fully compliant with their requirements said by the e. u. court can deliver this to be witty and legal certainty. stakeholders expect on both sides of the atlantic. there's just on the 310000000 facebook years is a europe and mehta. it's threatening to cook them off unless a new deal can be struck. specifically, a new deal that will allow the data harvesting to continue. we will likely be unable to offer a number of our most significant products and services, including facebook and instagram in europe. cr. thanks mercer say they hope the us but he miss will follow through on it. threats wouldn't, don't expect. busy empire, to turn it back on the money it makes from europe just yes, given much as profits in europe, i would rule out that the company will carry out its threat. at any rate, a withdrawal of the surveillance colossus from europe would be welcome. because he would finally give better competitors, a real chance and the framework of the plan digital market sacked. we'll fighting to end our dependence on corporations like matter b

d u p. the democratic union party it's target is the so called northern ireland protocol device. it keeps northern ireland both in the u. k . and for trade purposes in the e. u. single market. at the same time, complicated yes, very. but the aim was simple enough to prevent the hard border between the law and the irish republic and to protect the good friday agreement.

d e. from broadcasting on any platform or spanish newspaper leaks, what it claims. if the u. s. nato responds to russia's proposed security guarantees . the document refuses to keep ukraine out of the alliance. something moscow said it would not tolerate. while the european union dreams of a green transition, it's commission recognizes natural gas, atomic energy as sustainable resources. despite big objection.

e. u is calling the invasion the darkest hours for the continent since world war 2 . and has vow to impose crippling sanctions. d w, so funny for chart is in the capital cares funny. what's happening right now where you are i had to move inside occur. she just started here in keith. people are not supposed to be outside bench outside. also, in addition to that martial law is in place, state of emergency is in place. so everybody i has to say inside and make sure that they were the are they do have the security provided being a bunkers as shelters. and that the people are basically in a way have some sort of a general feeling of protection. given the fact that there's been so much explosion, so much her shelling going on across the country. but also keith, in fact, they are still battles on going at a military airport about 50 kilometers from the capital city. unclear at this point, but it has fallen or not. but the situation is very tan. so every one is called upon to stay inside ends to basically a wait, what's to happen? people are bracing actually for very difficult hours. a very difficult night here in keith

e, can ahmed monetary policy. so when you look at the u. s, as a d industrialized dilapidated nation that's important, that has to happen if it were the opposite that would undermine the role of the us dollar, for example, as a reserve currency. because if there were manufacturing in the us, if there were a flourishing middle class, if the industrial heartland still existed, the us dollar could not maintain its reserve currency status. because remember the trip and dilemma you need to send all those dollars abroad. you need to have a huge number, massive import versus export. so you need to send all your dollars overseas. that's the only way to do it. also, the petro dollars, we've covered that over the entire middle east. when you look at what's happening and libya, when you look at what happened in iraq or yemen, you know, the need to maintain that petro dollar in order to back the dollar. because the piece in the middle east is a told a lie, like if there were a piece in the middle east, we would have a problem maintaining the reserve currency sta

d. w correspondent, jack barrack and after the summit in brussels, president ram opposed to thank you so much for speaking to the w news after the a u. e. u summit here in brussels. talking about this trips waiver, you have come to brussels with the intention of persuading the europeans to change their vision. and to release the i p on the intellectual property on vaccine so that they can be produced in africa. germany is one of the countries that is most reluctant to do so. how much of your anger towards the europeans is directed towards germany? and what does this mean for africa that this trips waiver isn't coming in place? well other chips waiver issue, it's not so much anger that is directed against any one or in particular germany. i had a wonderful meeting with the new chancellor. mister scores and we had a good exchange on the issue of the i p waiver. and i explained to him what is driving us to put forward the arguments that we are putting forward. and i said, in our view, when we are in a pandemic, legless, what will get us out of the pandemic should be regarded as the public good. it should not be seen as a profiteering type

u. f. o expert has fed nick pope who investigated flying saucers for the m o. d believes e t z who keep a close eye on earth will view russia escalation of tensions with its neighbor as primitive behavior. this is the sort of analysis you see from the washington post in new york times that they can observe something and refused to see the truth. so they have to make up some elaborate schemes of aliens coming from outer space and a deep galaxy far away to explain things. but of course, max, you and i have been already visited by you up. i was so the fact that they visited our show in 2013 june, 13 2013 would suggest that we know a little bit more of this guy says he's an expert on aliens. we actually have been visited by aliens here on the prize report. in 2013, and they did at that time, tell us that we were actually the most sophisticated show in all of at least the milky way galaxy. they said there were a few galaxies that there were similarly good shows and psychiatry part. but that's our expert analysis here to counter that. well, i remember as a kid in the sixty's, the

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4 percent of the g, d p being knocked off and in the median permit, we will see there will be a foot further problems at the borders when there are basic new new laws between the e. u and u. k. traffic common to place. so it's are welcome news for now, but it's definitely not plain sailing with the a u. k. economy in the larger context now to some of the other mobile business stories making news. the white house is warning the chip in history to diversify its supply chain and kate, in case russia retaliate against, threaten us export curve by blocking access to a central materials. many companies and the semiconductor industry purchase metals and earth from russia and ukraine. california regulators are suing tesla, alleging the e car maker has been discriminating against black employees at the san francisco bay area factory where most of its vehicles are made. the suit alleges the plant is a racially segregated workplace where black workers are subjected to racial slurs and discriminated against and job assignments. and yeah, and it's really are close to signing a trade pact covering manufacturing, education and other key sectors. trade talks received a push after

d p being knocked off. and in the median harmond, we will see there will be a foot further problems at the borders when there are basic new new laws between the e. u and u. k. traffic come into place. so it's our welcome news for now, but it's definitely not plain sailing with the a u. k. economy in the larger context burg martin london. thank you. now, 2 years ago, m u s. e car maker tesla started building a factory outside of berlin. it is now ready to start rolling out new cars. but production is yet to start necessary permits buyer authorities are still pending. environmental robes and local residents had voiced concerns. for example, over the water consumption of the factory tesla ski factory outside berlin, the assembly lines are already warmed up, but authorities have yet to give the final go ahead. they're about to do so. but at a nearby lake, protesters are getting ready to voiced the concern. they worry about teslas, enormous water needs. and fear drinking water here could soon be in short supply. and that could effect not only this small town in brandenburg, but also the near by capital city monthly louisville. and you see it in the dry

d. p ratio is around 100 percent, relatively high figure, but one that the u. s. has eclipse before including at the end of world war 2. and we'll come back to that just a moment. the e commission says it will classify some natural gas and nuclear power investments as sustainable as part of its new taxonomy of green investments. environmentalist and investor groups have criticize the controversial decision saying it would further green washing. i was praise, however, by those who see nuclear and gas as essential to reducing reliance on heavy c o 2 emitters, coal oil over now to d. w, correspond at mac. sandra has been following the story for us from brussels max, there's been a lot of debate around this issue in recent weeks, reminders why this classification is so important. right, so the e commission today presented their plan on the how to leverage investments into so called green energy by the private sector and a that way also achieve the u. s. claim of goals to become climate neutral by 2050 . now that you taxonomy, um, is this the overall framework? it's a mix up guidelines to define for investors and for investors. which areas are green and suspend sustainabl

d. w. brussels correspond marina. she calls are, you know, strong words there from the e. u commission president. ah, will we see full scale sanctions against russia later today? yes, for sure. i mean, this is not the 1st 1st trench of sanctions that you has imposed a will impose on on russia. they actually introduced or proposed a 1st set of sanctions as just yesterday, before your leaders knew that today would be the day a russia invades ukraine and yesterday the sanctions included financial sanctions. for example, when it comes to trade with the to break away to re re regents in east and ukraine and the european union and sanctions also targeted individuals and her put in put bands and visas for example. but many of us thought the sanctions were rather mild. and what we will probably see to night when your leaders will meet here in brussels will be way, way, way harder, sanctions, harsh sanctions, as your commission president was left on the line said in her press announcement this morning we will see a harsher financial sanctions. sanctions on the financial, financial sector on the technology

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