the key 3 demands that russia is still sticking to, and those are that ukraine should be d. c. k did. this is how russia would say, probably meaning that there are some, some extreme is in power in ukraine, which is of course, not the case. russia also insists on the demilitarize in ukraine. and this is what we see from the very beginning, russian army striking military objects, ukraine, but not only admitted to the objects, of course. and russia also wants ukraine to put into its constitution to write down the pass session, that it will not be part of nato. and this is what we've heard from the president that maybe ukraine is no more pursuing that goal. but she didn't say quite like that, you said that maybe it will be difficult and that she is disappointed. so i think there is some movement. but in the key question for your credit now, which is humanitarian corridors, there has been little progress, some but little ukraine claims russia has been escalating its bombardment of civilian targets. do you think that's a strategic move? of course, of course it is a move and i think ru

k. counterpart lives trust in washington d. c. they said it would keep pushing for sanctions to isolate russia was and i've been working around children's hospital has been bombed in the city of mario paul, according to local officials, president following me are zalinski says children are trapped under rubble following a target by russian forces ukraine accuses russia encircling the city, cutting off supplies of water and electricity to its residence. in the evacuation of civilians from ukraine's besieged city of sumi, continuing for a 2nd day. more than 5000 people have been moved out since tuesday. 6 evacuation roots are being agreed with russia. previous attempts to bring civilians to safe ground or mark by cease fire violations. those are the headlines, of course you get a lot more detail, all the background and all these stories in the war in ukraine on the website. i'll just hear dot com coming up next inside story. good boy, a story of law deception life and death, and israeli spine operating on the deep cover in syria, kn

d. c. is ben k. hill, a senior fellow energy security and climate change program at the center for strategic and international studies from bern. cornelia map is an economist and see of the consulting firm mayor resources and from moscow, landed 7 chief editor of geo political dot. are you at a political analyst, a warm welcome to you or ben? let's start from you about how the you get got itself into this mess. it relies upon russia for what? something like 27 percent of its oil and imports around 15 percent of its total consumption. why is then europe so dependent upon russian oil and could any of the supply replace it quickly? thanks to be with you today. this is partly just a matter of geography, its proximity. the continent is connected to russia by pipeline systems. we have the juice for pipeline, which is the main export pipeline for russia into your reaches lots of countries to both the northern and southern, or we have a lot of seaborne exports to go to europe as well. so europe is the critic

my little i mean, and we're looking for alternative ways to export like such as through romania, c o m k, d explore in romania. but the nearest port in romania is not 60, but over 400 kilometers away. other trade relationships, for example, with germany are still in their infancy because moldova lives directly on the border with ukraine. more and more refugees are arriving. the country has already taken in over 300000. among the aide being distributed are the apples that can no longer be delivered to russia due to the war. and that's it for me and the dw business team here in berlin. you can find out more about these and other stories online. d, w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube under the d. w. news channel to watch. ah ah, with with a pulse with the beginning of the story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about the perspective. culture information is, is d w news and more d w made from mines. o ah ah, they've had a for decades the people of iraq countries devastated. and there's no end to the violence. how did it come to this group this is revealed and u

will mike such as through romania, c o m k, d explore in romania. but the nearest port in romania is not 60, but over 400 kilometers away. other trade relationships, for example, with germany are still in their infancy because moldova lives directly on the border with ukraine. more and more refugees are arriving. the country has already taken in over 300000. among the 8 being distributed are the apples that can no longer be delivered to russia due to the war. and that's all from me and the business team here in berlin. if you do more from us, you can of course, head over to our website, t t o v dot com slash business. you can also find us on the d. dewitt news d. w. news. youtube channel actually should check our ass series business beyond the license of which ask the question, do sanctions work? we're also on facebook. it goes as detail you dumped business as well to next time . taking a look at what device and what to connect. in the fight for peace and freedom. the warren's ukraine changed everything. life and making art. we ask pill effective ca

so to give you k d c a signals that is they want to compromise that they want a deal and maybe they are just waiting to time. or maybe they are pressured in ukraine, behind the scenes or maybe all their public statements. i just smokescreen, i don't know, probably let me ask you the same question. do you believe that these talks in the format that they have taken place thus far, can actually yield a result that they might actually in the fighting, bring about some type of meaningful ceasefire? well, the good of course, talks not to have talks, but the positions are the 2 sides are miles on that so obvious. and actually the technical side, i don't really like the composition of, of the russian delegation. it doesn't really indicate russia really means that much real business. it's not very optimistic forecast because the leader of the delegation. mr. mit didn't ski is not from a girl. she doesn't have 0 diplomatic experience, not even the performer, culture minister before that popular nationalistic, so historian. russia wanted to do something really achieving a hard kind of negotiated b

k. that would be another increase of energy prices about 1000 pounds, to the average family, and other 3 points on inflation. at the same time we're seeing across the c d to be inflation spiking at livingston. it's all inside the u. k. we see the biggest fall we'll see this year working house all the biggest fall in after tax income for 30 years. it was seen as pressure, of course, everywhere. the real question here is what happens? those energy exports, what happens, those food exports, pebble, what do you think of that threat from vivid up to put it, squeeze on the gas flow and push up the price? is that something that you will see come into play, were actually, i don't know. today their president put in a gram one hand, a meeting on the sanctions and rush and response. the results are not yet known. this is may be a possibility. but again, of course, that that is a dangerous weapon, because if russia begins to leave the gas supplies, the west will begin to squeeze vast from. and that a gas from has assets in the west, even have natural gas in western europe and in central europe. and under ground facilities, which could be confiscated, they have no,

d p q da, a poor as a can. you can come to canada, book would be you have a n c d b kiss or a z k for that a spare the, the place of the law, the antenna shanna the back to now yet did i, did i steadily think on about see or cool on the danielle, this, any it they bought don't to the p. each says i sandra, pool c, valero. she play sip, kill myrna in prosperity de la lee siena. purple is yearly said pet. it parsi, puffy, de said classbill e t c sit are momma. epa dot paula mondor demo. click on the law will certainly of double coulter. love your last your, the place it for hamilton. thank you very much. just in the last question is to yost, deborah financial. douglas. they say, oh, you have all stress the importance of unity in the western response due to russia and but when it comes to energy sanctions, this seems to be a big difference between your position and the position of the united states and with a secretary of state thinking coming out in favor of an oil then, and also saying that there are an advanced discussions with the europeans about this and was the american secretary of state wrong to study that

operations, structure management, or each tauriel put off. com has full c george artie to not be fit and proper and in doing so, rock d u. k. public of access to information. earlier i spoke with tara reed author and former u. s. senate aid who thinks banning r t is an attempt by the west to silence opposing viewpoints. first, he is a voice that we need to hear and as an american citizen, i want to hear a different voices. i want to not only just the through western lens, will a cocker see, isn't it? i mean, what about bbc? what about p via? what about him? he are. those are all funded by the british and the american governments. and there are only presenting one side of the story. you know, i just deleted my facebook and my instagram because they wanted to promote or say it was ok to have, have speech about russian. it's a very diabolical attempts by the west q sensor and silence. another voice, another international voice, and i think that all press should be very worried because if they can just take away our license, then they can do it to anyone. russia has provided further evidence to the un security council that it

k. government in particular, we also have lobbyist here in washington, d. c, who are writing speeches for vladimir the lensky. we are getting a completely, i would say manufactured narrative, the curated narrative, to manage our perceptions of what this war is. and much of it is actually being done here in washington. we have russian state media being censored as well as anti war media in general, being censored. now we have ukranian propaganda and state department propaganda receiving the opposite treatment being promoted, even though it's very clear as i demonstrate in the investigation that is just simply propaganda. it is not news in any kind of in anybody's imagination. the south africa has proposed a draft resolution of the united nations general assembly in response to another resolution from ukraine and its allies demanding aid access and civilian protection in ukraine. but whereas the south african draw focused on the humanitarian situation in ukraine without the portion of blame to anyone, in particular, the rival measure criticize moscow for creati

d. c. my. thank you. or meanwhile, the u. k. is also planning to phase out russian oil imports by the end of the year, while the e. u says it will reduce its dependence by 2 thirds, but the announcement has seen all prices serge, even higher with some analysts predicting and could push europe towards recession. charlie angela has more now from central london all ready, struggling with rising living costs. ordinary europeans now face another blow to their finances, with the conflict and ukraine, pushing fuel and food prices even higher, was applied to phase out oil imports. russia takes shape the economic cost of the war is hitting home. oh, good to record. another kind of absurd. 15 days ago, nobody could think about it. the problem is not the price, it will be to morrow, but how much it will cost in $15.00 days. i think there's times are coming, but we will have to deal with it. here in london, people are seeing a ripple effect of the russian invasion, and the pachel pump. prices have been rising steadily since january that hav

operations, structure management, or each tauriel put off. com has full c george artie to not be fit and proper and in doing so rock d u. k. public of access to information. on this we spoke to arthur and former british diplomats, william mullins, son who insist people not the state should have the right to decide what information they absorb. not the least surprise from the country when the government that has been holding has a political prison called julian sounds. who, who told the truth and america as instructed, england, britons to keep them as a political prisoner. this is a purely political move devoid of and any intelligent thinking. it makes the demonize ation of a very good people. the russian people increases that demonize ation. it's also let me tell you my view, extreme insulting to people, because people should be allowed to use their brains. and in order to use their brains, they need to see all information and compare one against the other. russia has provided un security council members with new alleged evidence started phase, proves the development of biological weapons on ukrainian territory, laundry u

k. counterparts list trust in washington, d. c. it says russia is to blame for trapping civilians in besieged ukrainian cities. but as far as secretaries of nato members to boost spending on the military alliance, this is not the time to equivocate by calling on both sides to allow civilians in green cities to leave safely. doing so opposite, opposite states, the basic facts around why these corridors are necessary. and who is blocking? russia invaded ukraine without justification. russian forces now a circle, multiple ukrainian cities. after having destroyed much of their critical infrastructure, leaving people without water, without electricity, without access to food and medicine, and rushes, relentless bombardment, including of civilians trying to fleet, prevents people from safely escaping the cold war. we took our eye off the ball, but we are now stepping up together and we must never let down all god again. we determined to keep strengthening nato and all allies to increase our investment. we must accelerate nature's moderni

operations, structure management, or each tauriel put off. com has full c george artie to not be fit and proper and in doing so rock d u k. public of access to information. well, on this we spoke to arthur and former british diplomat, william mullen, said, who insists the people not the states should have the right to the side. watson formation they absorb. i'm not the least surprised from the country when the government that has been holding has a political prisoner called julian sounds. who, who told the truth and america instructed england, britain to keep them as a political prisoner. this is a purely political move devoid of any intelligent thinking. it makes the demonize ation of a very good people. the russian people increases that demonize ation. it's also let me tell you my view, extreme insulting to people, because people should be allowed to use their brain. and in order to use their brain, they need to see all information and compare one against the other. well, as the russian military offensive continues to unfold in ukraine, the u. s. army held one of its largest ever combat training sessions with japan on

operations, structure management or each tauriel put of com has full c george artie to not be fit and proper and in doing so rock d u k. public of access to information. paula, thanks very much for taking us through the us our teeth. paula slayer, i'm just staying with the story. political commentator anthony webber raised the question with me earlier whether other broadcasters in the u. k. should not be worried about their licenses the pump. i talk being denied choice are, all of these are got lots of people of always like to train our knees and the broad cross channels. i'm not that has been designed. i actually why so? right to off come on the fall from march and pointed out to number of things which they need to to investigate at the same time regarding the out the mainstream media in the u. k. push it out. if they were going to investigate or say for reporting, they should be investigating a, b, b, c. i see based on the song which i have to talk. so that not a partial. and i noticed with this recent decision, i haven't specifically said where the races were for the king, the license that the un security case sill

k. is united nations ambassador. she joins us now from washington. d. c. madam, thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera. obviously, a lot of negotiations are still going on in diplomacy. i want to ask you a little later about what's actually going on in the security council right now. but let's focus on sanctions. we are seeing the your efforts by the west strong efforts by the u. s the u. k. european nations. but it really has shown how exposed the west is a to russian oil gas and russia money. yes, i think it would show not the dependency that particularly europe pass on russian hydrocarbons. and as you had the crime minutes to say, one of our toss over the coming weeks, months is to reduce that, that dependency. she get a better energy transition. as far as the u. k goes actually only about 3 percent of our energy requirements come from russia, but we want to work with allies and partners to work out how we can do that. reduce dependency in a way that makes sense. absolutely. i mean the energy dependency is an issue. a lot of the russian money in a lot of european and cities, and of course the united

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d. c were joined by nigel golds davis. he's a senior fellow for russia and eurasia with international institute for strategic studies in a former u. k ambassador to bellows. welcome to your thank you very much for being with us on inside story. mr. such nick av in moscow. let me start with you. if i can. western leaders have been counting unity in their response to russia, announcing new military 8 to ukraine and new sanctions against moscow. will this be enough to deter president vladimir put it? well actually i think that sir, the result softly sir. 3 are very important for western leaders meetings and in brussel supp ah, according to the opinion off for western leaders showed the unusual unity against against russia. but ah, my point is that even the growing up pulse for all the other rapids at rapid increase, increasing also the a native forces and, ah, on the borders of 4 arms on the western borders with russia and near side ukraine. and thee very much harsh economic sanctions will only a speed up the are hard, the we'll offer russian present was in reports him. and he already announced that he had expected a solution to pay in

d. c. any other foreign power either, whether it's the you or the united states or any kind of a foreign actor outside of the u. k. that could put that kind of pressure on the u . k. government. i think we can hope for more pressure from the u. s. on the u. s. is clearly taking a very strong line on this. there is oligarch owned property in the us. um, new york is very popular with oligarchs, and it will be interesting to see what what they do there. but yes, i think the white house is likely to be making some, some stern phone calls to downing street and i hope it leads to, to greater results. but i mean, the issue is that london for, for a long time, for decades, has made a living out of offering, you know, what i called buffering services to the world's oligarchs. and it's very difficult to get it out of the habit of doing that. and that it will require a real change in mentality which is going to take more than a week. i fear to secure an fascination topic. oliver vala, investigative journalist and also thank you so much for talking to us about. thank you very much. and still to come in this half hour. the ba

that you k prime minister. winston churchill made his famous iron curtain speech to the usa in which he warned against the spread of soviet communism. now let's go straight to washington d. c. to speak to the u. s. a. is formally un ambassador and president donald trump's national security advisor, john bolton, for this very special edition of going underground. ambassador, thanks so much for coming back on. so joe biden ended his say to the union with the woods, get him in the style of the previous officials against solomon loudon. perhaps he spending the weekend at camp. david, if you are still national security advisor, what would you would be telling joe biden? to do well, i'd be saying that until the russian energy sector is effectively collapsed. but putin has no incentive to give up his ongoing offensive in ukraine. and honestly, with oil prices, what they are, even if russia has to sell a discount, it's still making money off this war and, and ever it, there's every reason to think, he'll continue until he achieves what, whatever his objectives, ukraine are. you know, the failure here is not, is not that we're not imposing sanctions on food. the failure is we faile

that you k prime minister. winston churchill made his famous iron curtain speech to the usa in which he warned against the spread of soviet communism. now let's go straight to washington d. c. to speak to the u. s. age, former un ambassador, and president all trump's national security advisor, john bolton, for this very special edition of going underground. ambassador, thanks so much for coming back on. so joe biden ended his stage of the union with the words, get him in the style of a previous officials against some have been loudon. perhaps he's spending the weekend at camp david viewers still national security advisor. what would you would be telling joe biden? to do well, i'd be saying that until the russian energy sector is effectively collapsed. putin has no incentive to give up his on going offensive in ukraine. and honestly, with oil prices, what they are, even if russia has to sell a discount, it's still making money off this war and, and ever it, there's every reason to think, he'll continue until he achieves what, whatever his objectives, ukraine are. you know, the failure here is not, is not that we're not imposing sanctions on food. the failure is we failed to

that you k prime minister, winston churchill made his famous iron curtain speech to the usa in which he warned against the spread of soviet communism. now let's go straight to washington d. c. to speak to the u. s. s. former un ambassador and president all trump's national security advisor, john bolton, for this very special edition of going underground. ambassador, thanks so much for coming back on. so joe biden ended his say to the union with the words, get him in the style of a previous officials against the summer. been loudon? perhaps he spending the weekend at camp. david, if you were still national security advisor, what would you would be telling joe biden? to do well, i'd be saying that until the russian energy sector is effective way collapsed, at putin has no incentive to give up his ongoing offensive in ukraine. and honestly with oil prices. what they are, even if russia has to sell on a discount, it's still making money off this war and, and ever it, there's every reason to think, he'll continue until he achieves what, whatever his objectives, ukraine are. you know, the failure here is not, is not that we're not imposing sanctions on food. the failure is we fa