is preparing to leave us the eastern frontier of nato kotka recall, earlier the german magazine der spiegelrted that the german chancellor had decided to send tanks to ukraine. leopard we are talking about fourteen combat vehicles, an american journalist has already ridiculed the scholzes for allegedly retaliating, a gray zone columnist wrote after the destruction of the nord stream gas pipeline by us forces, which supplies cheap gas. to germany , the german chancellor retaliated, yielding to washington's demands, tanks and leopard went to ukraine and asked the germans to take less hot showers. trudeau, go away in canada protest mood is heating up prime minister came to hamilton for a three-day meeting, but expects a warm welcome. i had local residents staged a spontaneous protest and called for labor to step down. they insist that the authorities finally take up the solution of internal problems. various demands for the abolition of quarantine restrictions, improvement of rights for migrant worker activists have also criticized the government's decision to purchase nearly a hundred modern

>> we understand according to "der spiegel" that the german parliament will be debating the questionsending these leopard 2 tanks to ukraine, which is somewhat of a dramatic turnaround from what we were hearing at the end of last week after the meeting of the ukraine defense contact group in ramstein where both sides, the americans and the germans didn't seem all together enthusiastic about the idea. the americans sending the m1 abrams tank and the germans sending the leopard 2 tank. so it does appear that logjam has been broken. however, it's important to stress that it's going to take quite a while to get the tanks here. and also, to train the crews. according to authorities on this matter, it could take up to six months to train ukrainian tank crews on the abrams. that could obviously be accelerated, as we've seen with other weapons systems. but the leopard 2 takes about two to three months to train a crew. plus, of course, the logistics, the mechanics that are going to have to service these tanks, which take a lot of servicing, by the way. so it's not going to be immediate. but w

there was an independent investigation carried out by bellingcat, the insider and der spiegel, who identifiedme team of assassins that trailed alexei navalny. these fsb officers followed my husband across russia on multiple — multiple trips, and they were there just before he developed those very weird symptoms, when he collapsed and all his major organs basically stopped working. so we do believe that this was a poisoning, and the fact that the russian authorities deny that does not mean that it wasn't. and, well, why vladimir returned — because he believes himself. he's always identified himself as a russian politician. and to him, it is very important to be there on the forefront of this struggle, of the fight against vladimir putin and his regime personally, and to share the same risks and the same challenges faced by russians back home. this is why. .. it's not that he decided to return. it was not a choice. he just refused to never leave his country, his home, indefinitely. it was his choice to be there to continue the fight. but you and he — if i may, you and he must have discussed thi

there was an independent investigation carried out by bellingcat, the insider and der spiegel, who identifiedsame team of assassins that trailed alexei navalny. these fsb officers followed my husband across russia on multiple — multiple trips, and they were there just before he developed those very weird symptoms, when he collapsed and all his major organs basically stopped working. so we do believe that this was a poisoning, and the fact that the russian authorities deny that does not mean that it wasn't. and, well, why vladimir returned — because he believes himself. he's always identified himself as a russian politician. and to him, it is very important to be there on the forefront of this struggle, of the fight against vladimir putin and his regime personally, and to share the same risks and the same challenges faced by russians back home. this is why. .. it's not that he decided to return. it was not a choice. he just refused to never leave his country, his home, indefinitely. it was his choice to be there to continue the fight. but you and he — if i may, you and he must have discussed t

the military department germany this is the minister of labor, hubertus heil puts the magazine der spiegeln him. well, as for christina lambrecht, the german media believe that her resignation was natural, there were too many frank failures, almost from the first day in office, remember, at least her first big interview, in which the minister of defense admitted that she did not understand at all in military affairs. lambracht was criticized in germany for the fact that she allegedly did not sufficiently support ukraine, despite the fact that it was under her that talk began about the depletion of reserves bundesosphere due to the supply of weapons and ammunition to the kiev regime, the lambrechts were pulled out of the decision on the supply of tanks to kiev. leopard. now, in connection with her resignation , this question. what is called suspended in the air christina lambrecht leaves her post 5 days before an important meeting of nato defense ministers at the base. aram stein should discuss further military assistance to ukraine there, and from the minister of defense of germany, the re

in an open letter, the new york times, the guardian, le monde, el pais, and der spiegel joined togetherublishing is not a crime." british mp jeremy corbyn joins us now. he is in washington, d.c. welcome back to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. >> pleasure to be here, amy. amy: if you can talk -- have come from across the pond, from britain where julian assange is in prison. he is being held there because the u.s. has demanded his extradition, and it looks like they are in the final stages of making that decision. can you talk about why you feel it was important to make this trip and why julian assange's case is so important? >> julian spent his life as a journalist. he investigated uncomfortable truths and ensuring they are published. he exposed the war crimes that were done in iraq and afghanistan, and he did it because he believes we all have a right to know what our forces and our government do. at the end of the day, in our name. he was then sought by the united states under the espionage act. he took refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london where he was for several

in the last half hour, it's been reported by der spiegel that tanks are going to be sent a letter to another company that's 28 tanks in total for the challenge. it is they knew all that the tanks they can get and they need them to protect the rest of europe. okay james gaita, thank you very much indeed. very clear opinion there. got my opinion there. i've got my opinion on this what ferocious this quake. what ferocious moment it was a special question was raised in parliament today. it's about the fact that 200 so—called children have gone missing from asylum hotels, 200 youngsters that across the engush youngsters that across the english channel. well, of course we had a 14 year old apparently who turned out to be 20, who murdered somebody in bournemouth . i don't think these are children being abducted from these hotels. i think you'll find the vast majority, the vast majority actually are adult . we majority actually are adult. we know most are albanian. they'll be absconding and joining criminal gangs. that is what is happening with so many people that cross channel. although a l

in the last half hour, it's been reported by der spiegel that tanks are going to be sent a letter to another company that's 28 tanks in total for the challenge. it is they knew all that the tanks they can get and they need them to protect the rest of europe. okay james gaita, thank you very much indeed. very clear opinion there. got my opinion there. i've got my opinion on this what ferocious this quake. what ferocious moment it was a special question was raised in parliament today. it's about the fact that 200 so—called children have gone missing from asylum hotels, 200 youngsters that across the engush youngsters that across the english channel. well, of course we had a 14 year old apparently who turned out to be 20, who murdered somebody in bournemouth . i don't think these are children being abducted from these hotels. i think you'll find the vast majority, the vast majority actually are adult . we majority actually are adult. we know most are albanian. they'll be absconding and joining criminal gangs. that is what is happening with so many people that cross channel. although a l

a few hours ago der spiegel reported chancellor scholz has decided they will send 1a tanks to ukraine appear, although not yet announced, that the decision was made in conjunction with the americans agreeing to send a similar number of m1 abrams tanks. although at the pentagon press briefing a few hours ago brigadier general patrick ryder was remaining tight lipped. i am aware of the press reporting, stating that the us is considering providing abrams tanks to ukraine. i have no announcements to make at this time. and when and if we do, we will be sure to let you know. it's rumoured other european nations will follow suit, several have already made commitments. a company is usually 1a tanks — the uk announced last week it would send the challenger two, poland will also send 1a. the wall streetjournal reports that the united states will send "a significant number" of abrams m1 tanks, with an announcement possible later this week. let's speak to the former us ambassador to nato and us special representative for ukraine, kurt volker. 14 1a times from the uk, m from poland. how significan

the ukrainian army in the city of bakhmud in eastern ukraine the army daily declares bnd through der spiegel number of soldiers, fighting with russian troops on the muff we will be transported donbass danil bessonov and a military expert from donbass are in direct contact with us. e, daniel hello a. how can one comment on this bmw message, is it really a three-digit number? that is, it is more than a hundred fighters all losses. no sound, sorry. and let's get on with it. yes, yes, bmw bmd, reports that it is germany's foreign intelligence that the losses of the sun are drunk every day at a three-digit number, that is, more than 100 people a day. yes, yes, but more than 100 it can be more than 200 to 300, again. this i mean, not only the dead, but also the wounded, because according to the statistics of the war, uh , somewhere one to three, one to four of the number of those killed and wounded, uh. yes, that's why the enemy's losses are really colossal. however, uh, well, it's worth noting that i repeatedly focus on this, that ukraine's manpower is a mobilization resource. there is still enou

support the transfer of combat aircraft to the zelensky regime according to a poll by the magazine der spiegel the germans opposed such deliveries ofsholz said that there would be no transfer of aircraft in ukraine. well, earlier the promise not to supply offensive weapons was also given in europe to the usa however, tanks for kiev were nevertheless allocated and in the coming days, german instructors at one of the training grounds in germany will begin to prepare ukrainian military, as reported by western media , citing the main defense. the wg will first begin classes on the marver bmp. a little later, on leopard tanks, the government of ukraine is one of the worst in the world , unfortunately for the country, said the founder of microsoft bill gates, speaking at the australian institute of law enforcement, talking about the fate of ukraine , the gate expressed the hope that after the end of hostilities. it will begin to recover and may reach the level of european countries. ukrainian government one of the worst in in the world, even before the conflict, it was very corrupt and controlled by