another significant moment on day one, huge dalton berg announced that the organisation plans to cut its civilian and military greenhouse gas emissions by at least 45 percent by 2030. and be carbon neutral by 2050 cyril by 25th. but it's the resolution of the rail on sweden and finland, which is a show of nato's unity and it's growing strength at a moment when it badly needs both. oh, i corresponded jap, harry. he is following the nato summit in madrid. he gave us his assessment of turkey's reversal on swedish and finish membership. the turkish government are going to be quite pleased with themselves after these meetings, which does release the block on finland and sweden from entering the nato military alliance from him. being invited to enter, a lot of their demands were met. that includes, for instance, discussion of extradition, of people that they feel are being hauled, hobbit infinite, and sweden connected to curtis that protest groups like the p k, k and the white kit wipe y p g, which it as a designated as terrorist groups in turkey. they'll also discuss i to share more intel

yes, dalton berg and leaders of the 3 countries at the start of the summit in madrid. quickly bore fruit in they thought we have always shown that what ever our differences we can always sit down, find common ground under sold, and the issues naples open door policy has been an historic success. welcoming finan. i'm sweden into the lions, will make them safer. naples, stronger under you'd, atlantic area more soccer. the countries signed a joint memorandum on their common security. after the meeting, finland's and sweden's natal membership now appears to be a formality. it's a big boost at the start of a gathering which nato will use to set out its strategic agenda for the next decade . shortly after arriving in spain, u. s. president joe biden emphasized the importance of the meeting to the host countries leader is to present your hosting a truly historic summit. and the key moment in our allies, when russia's unprovoked invasion of ukraine was shattered, piece in europe, and shattered every norm since world war 2 has been in place ukraine. another significant moment o

and there's no rest for many west and ladies now, gathering with nato secretary general general dalton beg for a summit in madrid. dalton berg has called on nighttime member states to boost mandatory spending, to deter aggression in what he called a more unpredictable world. that's news. this hour still to come. authorities in india have arrested a prominent fact checker and journalist is part of an ongoing track down against civil society activists. and millions stranded by flooding and india's ne, now face afresh. danger those stories and more coming up with bearish, banishing on daily news, asia offer a short break for news headline for you next out. thanks for watching. ah ah ah ah, with ah! with who i have the beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's only about to perspective culture information. this is either you news and more. d, w. made from mines or c asia and the arctic lovers guided by vibrating asian cities. 5 a local artists. ah, indeed, nick experience of their craft joined us for exclusive master classes. well done about i know to do this

no nato general secretary at yes dalton berg told the german newspaper today that the war in ukraine could last a years. how much of a blow is this for ukrainians? and is there much discussion on what that might look like for you crime? what really a struck me when i was talking to people here is that they are determined to not stop fighting until the last russian. so the we have it, we have left a country that swats at mayo be that eclipse comb key of may of it. and it please call was saying yesterday he was saying, well, you can, we'll only go back at the negotiation table when the fight defies, saying will have ended. and when all the russian soldiers will have, would have left ukrainian. so this just shows you just how determined people are. you have to keep in mind that it, ukraine didn't, you know, it didn't, isn't the aggressor in that conflict? it's defending its land is defending its culture. so there's an incredible sentiment of resilience of determination to fight, no matter the cost. unfortunately, the cost is very, very high. not just for soldiers is also conflict civili

the head of nato against dalton berg says the war could go on for years. ah, inspecting the devastation with his own eyes. ukraine's president followed amid zalinski on his 1st tour of the southern front. in the strategic port of odessa and the embattled city of mc alive, the president awarded metals to the soldiers and doctors defending the front lines . his visit comes only a day after a russian strike killed 2 people. an injured 20 in mc alive. despite constant russian shelling in ukraine south, the main conflict remains focused on the don bus in the east. through wild weary, the focus of the invaders is now on the cities of seattle dynamics combat moody shop to improve the tactical position. the enemy tried to conduct assault operations outside the city, gone, but was unsuccessful because no molly, over the past few months, russia has taken control of almost all of the eastern lu hunter province. largely due to an overwhelming artillery advantage. outnumbered and outgunned, ukraine has repeatedly urged the west to send heavy a weapons to the front line

another significant moment on day one being today, dalton berg announced that the organisation plans to cut it civilian and military greenhouse gas emissions by at least 45 percent by 2030. and be carbon neutral 520502050. but the resolution of the round, sweden and finland is a show of nato's unity and it's growing strength at a moment when it badly needs both. that's bringing the w corresponding terry shoal. she's in madrid at that nature sanitary. so after weeks of turkey objecting to finn and sweden joining, how did they get to this deal now? last night at the very, very strong urging of nato secretary general. yeah. and still timber. there was a meeting between the 3 leaders when they got here to madrid. and there they were able to finally hammer out a trilateral memo that addressed some of turkey's concerns. while turkey says it addressed all of the concerns it needed, answered before allowing them to start the accession process and largely from finland and sweden's perspective. this is merely restating policies that already existed. they already viewed the p k. k. this kurdish

but something else that yonge dalton berg said in those statements, of course, was that nato very well may announce at an upcoming summit that russia is no longer an ally of the alliance. and that would of course, be very, very significant. yeah, i think the ukrainians might be happy to hear that more than what the previous comments rebecca readers reporting from keith, thanks so much. germany is taking emergency measures to cut natural gas consumption and replace supplies because of lower russian deliveries. economy minister robert havoc said the use of gas and industry and to generate electricity would be limited. instead, more coal fired power plants will be used despite environmental concerns. germany will do its best to replenish its gas storage reserves ahead of the winter. russia has cut deliveries, blaming repair work, a decision berlin says is actually politically motivated. here's a round up of other stores making use at this hour. french voters are casting their ballots in the final round of parliamentary elections. opinion polls suggest president emanuel mack holes allies w

also coming up tonight, ukraine's president visits the front line in dalton bask where he says, troops are holding out despite being out numbered by the russians. ah, i'm bri. gov is good to have you with us on this monday, british prime minister boris johnson has averted a threat to his leadership and survived a confidence vogue among members of his own party in parliament. johnson to night one, a clear majority, although 40 percent of them 40 percent voted against johnson's own. conservatives triggered the vote. a response to scandals over lockdown parties that the prime minister attended at the heights of the corona virus pandemic. here's the announcement of tonight's results. that hearing i can report as returning officer, 359 allots were cast no sport about us. that the vote in favor of having confidence embarrass johnston. theater was 211 folks, and a vote against was a 148 folks. and therefore, i can announce to parliamentary policy, does have come with and picking up on that mood, the prime minister boys johnson's book, just after the results were announced, hailing the results

speaking after the meeting, secretary general against dalton berg said rushes invasion of ukraine would change nato security strategy in the long term. russell war, yes, your credit posted the biggest to our security in that case. so here are metals. this falls for the longer term. at the summit, we will take positions, make mental, even stronger, and more agile in a world that is more dangerous, more competitive school. early we spoke without brussels correspondence. her shilton asked her, what night i was response might be given the new challenges against opened the excess, the alliance is facing. yen st oldenburg has repeatedly described the situation, living with russia's aggression as the new normal for nato. and says that the alliance has to adjust to this in ways that it didn't envision before. and that's why they're talking about a new model for allocating nato resources. and that's going to include putting more troops in those eastern flank countries. also pre positioning equipment, pre positioning ammunition. now we've heard that perhaps all of the troops assigned to these cou

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you look at the policeman across the community, know that if there's a way to keep them with their dalton family, that's the only -- >> so many in that community in this community in uvalde wanting to turn anger into action. on wednesday, the committee on oversight and reform will have a hearing that will include testimony from a young girl here who survived the shooting by rubbing her friends blood on her and playing dead. this will be a reflection on gun violence in america and what can be done about it. >> okay. let's thank you for that. joining me right now for this conversation is jasmine crockett, texas state representative, civil rights attorney, and she just won the democratic primary she's running to replace congresswoman eddie bernice johnson. congrats on that. let's talk about overall culture. here maintaining golf culture and the ability to purchase any kind of gun it anytime is a top priority in texas. is there any sense that this time things are gonna be different? >> you know alex, i wish things were going to be different. i just don't really have that much faith. the gover

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now at some of the other source are linked to the war, a new crime. nato secretary general against dalton versus sweden and finland will join the alliance as soon as possible. speaking after meeting with swedish prime minister, magdalena anderson said stocker is changing counter terrorism laws to address turkeys. concerns anchor had been blocking the 2 countries, beds accusing them of harboring at courtesy militants, my human rights group, amnesty international says rushes, indiscriminate shelling of the ukrainian city of ha, he has killed hundreds of civilians since the war began. in the midst of a war crime assistance research shows russian forces have repeatedly used cluster bombs in residential areas. not the face of 2 men missing in the resentment in the remote or amazon rain forest. a police in brazil say they are still searching for british journalist dom phillips and indigenous expert. bruno pereira, earlier local media, had reported that they've been found dead. the pair went missing more than a week ago while traveling by boat on a trip to research deforestation. in the region,

so called bucharest, 9 regional defense group of meeting in the romanian capital, nato chief, yes dalton, burke will not join the talks with the focus on ukraine. portables. parliament is approved bills allowing euthanasia. i'm dr. assisted suicide. it's the 3rd attempt to pass the legislation, the president or the constitutional court could still block the measures. portugal would become the 5th you country to decriminalize euthanasia. u. s. president joe biden and his brazilian counterpart j are both agreed to work together to prevent further destruction of the amazon rain forest. l talks at the summit of the americas taking place in los angeles as an ant bite and told the conference leaders of democracy and need to work together. government institutions in washington, the congressional committee investigating last year's january 6th attack on the u. s. capital accused former president donald trump of trying to derail democracy. it was presenting its findings after a year of collecting evidence. the chairman of the panel explain the attack on the capital was not just a protest that had

addition, leaders will present a comprehensive assistance package for ukraine. secretary general's dalton berg will also entail the next strategic concept, a 10 year plan envisioning nato's future. the 2010 version didn't anticipate to these threats from russia or challenges from china. what st oldenburg predicts confidently is met dealing with an unstable world, is nato's new normal. turn out to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines. and his 3 people are dead and dozens more injured after a trained irell than the state of missouri. the train was carrying some $243.00 passengers and a dozen crew members derailed off the hitting a dump truck at a level cross country. indigenous groups in ecuador have met with the government, so tried to put an end to the 2 week long nationwide unrest that has been spock by high living costs. the protesters have rejected the government's newly announced shield price cuts. they say they're insufficient and have vowed to continue their demonstrations. at least 12 people are dead. $250.00 more have been injured after a tank filled with 30 t

a sous nato secretary general against dalton bugs as sweden and finland will join the alliance as soon as possible. he spoke after meeting with reduced prime minister magdalena anderson. walter, who said stockholm is changing counter terrorism laws to address turkeys, concerns, careful anchor has been pro locking the 2 countries bids accusing them of harboring kurdish militants. probably the song human rights group mc international says, russia's indiscriminate shelling of ukrainian city of hartley has killed hundreds of civilians since the start of the war and amounts to a war cry. amnesty says its research shows russian forces have repeatedly used cluster bombs in residential areas. turning out to the fate of 2 men missing in the remote amazon rain forest police in brazil say they're still searching for british journalists dom phillips, and indigenous expert, bruno herrera. now, earlier local media there had reported that the pair had been found dead. they went missing more than a week ago while traveling by boat on a trip to research deforestation in the region. this blue back conta

there are english and there is ins. dalton berg, the secretary general of nato speaking, and brussels are about the funding of nato. how that funding will be used. all of course, leading to the much larger nater summit, which begins on tuesday in madrid. and he dealt with the issues in general themes, the threat of china and russia, cyberspace. and of course, the war in ukraine. let's bring in our diplomatic editor james bays, who's been listening to that. obviously, all of these summit she got the g 7. where you are, james, you're going to be heading to madrid to listen to what a insult and berg, another nato members have to say about the current situation, not just globally, but obviously focused with ukraine. he talked about the east and flank in ukraine. he talked about the funding of nations, so that could pre position armaments and weapons in relation to strategic threats. yeah, it's something that will be discussed a great deal in madrid that some it was discussed here as well. to be honest, because if you look at the g 7 most, a nato members, the only one that isn't, of course

another significant moment on day one being to the dalton berg announced that the organization plans to cut it, civilian and military greenhouse gas emissions by at least 45 percent for 2030. and be carbon neutral by 2050, 2050. but the resolution of the round, sweden and finland is a show of nato's unity and it's growing strength at a moment when it badly needs both. but us talk a bit more about this. i am now joined by the w as chief political correspond melinda crane. here in this studio and terry schultz also joins us his apps, that nature summit in a madrid, a terry, let's start with you please. this obstacle now seems to have been overcome. what since, what vibes are you getting from natal members about this huge relief here at the nato summit gearhart this said dispute threatened to cast a shadow over the entire summit. the entire event where there are some really historic decisions to be made. that's not just rhetoric coming from so to me, there are a lot of huge changes that nato is going to approve here at the summit. and now that finland in sweden, it looks like they're go

because you, bye, you too, bye energy you to buy food using other currencies and this will reside dalton of in greater dollar inflation in the pony. as for europe, you got, you knew that there was another negative problem when it comes to prices and it has to do with the failures in europe. same energy policies are they blindly believed in their property renew? well, energy sources and when they could rely on them alone. and this has led to arise to massive rise in energy prices that started with dual gordon in the 3rd quarter of last year. and this has started long before our special operation in don bass. and they are blaming, are silly, the need is they, you should, you know, made their price as sort of and then they point the finger at us when we get through this resulted in the rise of prices for many services and goods or in the rise of prices of fertilizers and both out fertilizers and in the brutal verbal. the peculiarity was sure and send me on dublin. you will see bully in one year from february last year to february this year, processors by 70 percent tendencies. and you know,

we also heard from n dalton burg him announcing more military spending and even pre assigned roles for forces to defend specific allies, which is the 1st time we've seen this happen since the cold war. how we had reaction from moscow on that development. well, not exactly. we still have to wait and see so far we have so you see what, what, let's just say, i'm moscow. wrist is trying to say, we are not reynold him use. we don't like if we criticize it, but we already, so this is not an unexpected move for moscow. roman contract from the law these russia service. thank you so much for that update. and ukraine's president volunteers. a lensky has urged the united nations to expel russia as a member and label at a terrorist state. he addressed the un security council after a russian missile struck a shopping mall, killing at least 18 people. russia claims it wasn't targeting the mall, but instead fired on a weapons depos nearby. according to ukraine, this was the moment to russian missile hit, sparking a fire that left the shopping mall and crab and chug in ruins. and dozens of people dead

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since dalton burge is urging western countries to be ready to provide long term support to keep fighting, still raging in the south and the east of the country where russian forces have been making slow but steady gains. ukraine is calling for more heavy weapons to push them back. while the use special representative for human rights has visited the devastated towns of up and in boucher and their ukraine's capital of cave, he says, well cannot turn a blind eye to crimes committed during russia's invasion. we cannot shook our shoulders and say this as part of a part of a conflict. these are crimes. crimes have to be investigated. and those responsible brought to a tens of thousands of virginia refugees have held a protest and bangladesh demanding to be returned home to mamma. yes, more than a 1000000 americans you live in congested can southeast to flee a military crack down in 2017. they have no access to work or education ration talks between the 2 countries. resume this week, i've been told for nearly 3 their fears of food and water shortages in parts of bangladesh as it faces its wors

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