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g. and other big gas in puerto germany is also hoping to pull the plug on russia. but as much further behind could the lithuanian model show the way every month, townships filled with liquefied natural gas, had to lithuania phi, the baltic sea, one full ellen, g carrier, is all it takes to supply the countries 2800000 people with gas. wow. for a month, we've been invited to take a peek at the high tech floating ellen g terminal that makes it possible in the port city of chi pita. before the terminal lithuania and the baltic phase have been paying the highest price in whole europe, approximately up to 40 percent more just because we did not have an alternative. after the defendant started the variation of the region, the natural gas prices became just the same as in the western europe. the terminal was cold independence because it makes lithuania completely independent of russian gas, which until recently was delivered via pipelines foaming in the terminal. and the port is prohibited due to fears of russian sabotaged. the ellen g comes from norway, the u. s. and the

his name was chill when they pushed genie. hopefulness g h ago changed on that we know their power and we, what ukrainian armed forces are prepared for them and are not afraid of them in the black mold oven. authorities have raised the countries terror alert to its highest level. they're worried. the war in ukraine could spill across the border into trans nustar and then to the rest of the country. early aspect his vast and schafer, the managing director of the institute for the daniel breach and, and central europe of vienna based foreign policy think tank. and i asked him, who he believed was responsible for the growing tensions and moldova, thank you very much for having me and, well, it's of course, all speculation. i'm, as it has been mentioned before, there are various claims from various sites that are pointed to each other. i would say it looks like the russian playbook to, for, to print a pretext for war. and we have heard that there is, of course, the, the usual suppression of russian speaking citizens there, there might be now a false flag operation that gives a possibility

his name must surely faustine hopefulness. g chicka told changed on that we know their power and will you what ukrainian armed forces are prepared for them and are not afraid of them? nimbly, moldova authorities have raised the country's terror alert to its highest level. there worried the war in ukraine could spill across the border into trans niece to her and then to the rest of the country. rushing back separatists in trance ne stir now also claimed that shots have been fired into its territory from ukraine. earlier i spoke to yuri, soc, he's an advisor to the green defense minister and i asked him what he knows about the recent incident in moldova. now our authorities and military command are in charge of services. i've already made an official statement saying that these are provocations. and of course, this has nothing to do with ukrainian armed forces. this is not part of ukraine's interest ukraine fighting a war for his own land, for his space, for the peace in europe and the future of freedom in europe. so we are not su

his name must show only faustine hopefulness. g chika torch angel. now can we know their power and will you what ukrainian armed forces are prepared for them and are not afraid of them? nimbly, moldova authorities have raised the country's terror alert to its highest level. there worried the war and ukraine could spill across the border into trans nice her, and then to the rest of the country. the head of the u. n's, nuclear watchdog, has visited chernobyl on the 36th anniversary of the nuclear disaster. them i. e, a chief raphael, marianna grossey, said rushes, reasons, occupation have been very dangerous. he said. radiation levels went up during the takeover, but an all back to pre invasion levels did abuse. mateus billing reports the world's most dangerous route, sealed under giant concrete hood, the chin nobody's hasta site is once again the focus of attention. now that russian occupation troops have withdrawn the head of the international atomic energy authority can assess its condition. the 1st ready must go to the or breaker to these people he

his name must show only faustine hopefulness, g chicka deutsch angel. now can we know their power and will you what ukrainian armed forces are prepared for them and are not afraid of them? nimbly, moldova and authorities have raised the country's terror alert to its highest level . they're worried, the war in ukraine could spill across the border into trends. nice to her, and then to the rest of the country. i'm a joint by dana, i've sandra charlotte, she's the head of dw is romanian service. a donna, no one has a glimpse responsibility for the a blasts and trust mr. what are the different sides saying for the one president, maya sanders said that pro or force is from inside trans. nice joe. we're behind the attacks. and these forces wanted to destabilize the situation in the region. on the other hand of class, most ascii, the leader of the pro, ration separatist interests. and he's dra even suggested that the traces of the attack could lead to ukraine and asked ukraine to investigate the whole situation. ukraine accused russia of trying to create unres

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united states, china and the euro's own, all expected to grow their g d p, but slower than previously hoped. but the i m. f expects russia to enter a recession due to ongoing sanctions against the country, saying it expects the economy there to shrink 8.5 percent by the end of 2022. let's talk now to marcus brun. am i a director of princeton university's department of economics at the bend time center for finance. thank you very much for joining us, marcus. and 1st of all, your reaction to the slowing predictions for growth. we've had it from the well bank. now the i m f, they just keep coming i think it's no surprise given the big disruption bill. freezing from the regional to ukraine of and girl we would expect the decline of the growth rate. but the question is, how quickly can be bounce back and again shows on resilience, given the circumstances. and so how, how quick do you think we can bounce back? i think that depends very much how quickly we can switch to other sources and just depends. you know what energy supplies we can in a place where so colby and oil, we can place collectively

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. >> we are hoping to get g president zelensky on skype to come in. he still meeting with dignitaries and he may pop in so we will interrupt the discussion obviously if he pops up and he has a message for you all but the cousin of respect and both of these men are interacting with sean we wanted to be a part of this. bear with me. i'm going back to that room and making a decision whether you are going are not going. it stands met with the zelensky and you pressed him and pressed him and it's moving forward but you have to make the call. >> in terms of? >> leaving. >> when the invasion started what happened my colleagues and i darren kaufman codirector, i refer to it as where we met with him and it's probably public secret and i will continue to refer to it that way. where we met with him was in such a place we did nott know when they would turn into night and other organic sounds might be the vibrations of rockets. we had gone in the daylight and when we came out, we came out to a city under complete curfew, blackout and the recommendation that we not

i spoke in the night sky, hardship, and we hope and no will wake up every morning and i g m sun up as sure and everything will be peaceful and calm. he said that the whole emma had no clue from the outside. the russian orthodox monastery looks impressive, but the manor house is dilapidated and unsafe. the monks and refugees are crowded into the former servants quarters. these every little bit of space? yes. all that i housekeeper. this is our house chapel gets heavier, you know, set up temporary beds for our refugee families here who it wasn't a. if looked at the family, the room is cluttered before any mess would have had to have been quickly tidy. but now father de neil doesn't mind that hobbs are had the food. and what's important is that they feel good here. and zia, that's the main thing for me. just safety city. me that was emma duncan bus was crystal cindy, that we have to ask, what would christ have done? thinker, i think christ would have a legless also. abbot neil is convinced that christ is on his side. yet the russian orthodox church supports the war in ukraine. that pains

hope and belief that light will win over darkness. good will win over evil. life will win over data the law, therefore ukraine will win inevitably or g mailed to me. oh, a prayer for peace and hope heard and felt across ukraine. alixia brian al jazeera well still had here on al jazeera. we look at how government's around the world increased their military spending to record level during the pandemic. and why residents in the chinese capital have been starting to stock up on a central supplies. ah, judy has begun the full world copies on its way to the castle. travel package to the hello there, let looked east asia and as very wet weather to come for eastern areas of china. and for japan, thanks to a mass of rain that's working its way from central areas towards that east coast, bringing thunderstorms to shanghai. by monday, it's going to work its way to the korean peninsula. by the time we get into choose day and onwards to japan, skirting its way all the way from the south and places like can you show up to the north to her kinda we could see some heavy falls here. we are like you see rain as well in western han shoe and we for 2 wee

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ringback a prayer for peace and hope heard and felt across ukraine. alexia bryan, l g 0 at said to china now, which is rising to track a carbon 19 outbreak that may have been spreading the capital for wake badging residents have been rushing to by central items and cans, amid concerns that are widespread, locked down could be imposed let's go to katrina you now whose life rests in that beijing? hello there. katrina, we've witnessed the fall out from that really strict lockdown in shanghai. what's been the reaction from badging residents that they could be next? hi, emily. well, peter hill, people here and aging are stream lay anxious and nervous supermarkets across the city, especially in the eastern part, has been stripped of many of the supplies of people panic buying over the weekend. people think that any day now locked down could be announced. and this is because the authorities in the city said that there were 41 cases reported in china young district, which is actually where we are located in the past few days. now 41 doesn't sound like a very big number, but they said that the si

they have been taken to shelters where they hoped to be safe about 400 kilometer south state g is still a distant dream. russian forces continue to pummel the as of style steel factory. the last pocket of resistance and merrier pole. the port city has been under siege for weeks now. most of it has been wiped out by russian bombardment. the dire fate of mary, a pole has been a warning to other ukrainian cities to protect them. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has asked allies for more support for every one in the world. even those who openly did not support us now agrees that the fate of europe, the fate of global security and the fate of the democratic wisdom is being decided in ukraine. and it seems like his calls for greater diplomatic efforts. i being hurt with dozens of nations willing to support ukraine in a war that had simply cannot win on its own. and we can speak now to ruth diamond to foreign policy and security analyst at king's college in london. diamond, thanks so much for joining us here. and d, w at naive of argued that even though the kremlin has drastically scaled

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you mean the laptop is g nowobod another russia, russia, russia hopes and that's exactly what this is exactly what is okay, just to be clear, this is a nightmare unfolding in slow motion. but this ismang the point we're just going to have to draw a line no joe biden you can't have a federally funded ministry of truth and no nina a jankowitz can't run period. n it'so, not your country.oe you're not even compos and you don't get to do this to a free people period. this can't happen. and what is this ? if you want to know what's going to happen, look at t what just did happen. so nina jankowitz made itni possible for a presidential candidatena to live from f the debate stage about a storyro that may have changedbo the outcome of election, our election, our presidential election. speaking of disinformation, she's never apologized for that . that's because her roleg has nothing to do with the truth or stopping disinformation. her job is to restrict anyjo speech that challenges joe biden. the democratic party . j nowoe you'd think that would be illegal in this country is b a federal employe

i hope it's a victory for free g speechot and i got to commend clay. i think he was one of the first people to talk about elonoi musk doing this . so i hope it does happen. but i don't think the left is going to stand i for that's how that's how committed they are to their censorship and attack on the constitution, the bill of rights and the first amendment. you know,ea i loven: the idea tt elon musk made by this and by the way, odif you don't like what somebody saying on twitter ,you don't have to read it now do you know a mannt and congressman jordan has done fantastic work, mutual admirationas society here trying to rein in big techau because what sean, make no mistake what's going on here? china is constantly censoring what their people can see, what they can say on social media. the government itself in china is what's happening in the united states is we have allowed big tech companies to default, do the same thing that the chinese government is doing and make nont mistake her, what is happening is twitter h e where the blue checkmark brigade left

hope the council on foreign g relations and the members will neville do mild too. >> we appreciate your service and your leadership you're y serving the white hart part of the flame, you and your department on so many issues and we wish you continued success on behalf of all americans and of course the council never does mild. as always our objective to exceed the very best open conversation it's really been a pleasure to spend some time with you. thank you to our membership for joining us as well. we always appreciate the time we have together. thank you an operator i think we can disconnect. >> on tuesday secretary of state antony blinken discusses a state department budget for 2023 who also gave an update on the situation in ukraine and u.s. diplomatic efforts around the world. watch live coverage of the senate foreign relations committee at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. online@c-span.org or watchful -span now our free video app. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the u.s. response to russia's invasion of ukraine. bring it the latest and the president and other white house official

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unquote, we don't need to have history classes or have professional historians or g support it with funding, but this book, i hope, disproves that myth because we are not learning anything with e-history, and it turns out we are becoming more aware of things but not understanding things. >> i have a question. i recently watched a movie about russian history and it was sorts of a love story that was telling what happened during the s revolution.th when i finished that movie and t if i were to have a conversatioa with you about the russian revolution, if my mind would be what i saw in that movie. do you feel that what people arl getting, say, in their feeds ori online is similar to what type of history they might get if they watched a movie, or is there some element of storytelling versus history? do we need to be entertained if we are interested in history? >> yeah, that's a great question. one of the studies that came out recently by the framework institute and it found more andp more people are relying on movies, social media and news stories to get their history so they are not reading books like mine or in the

side i have no intention of embracing right wing utopianism any more than we hope to spend the last hundred years rejecting g left-wing utopianism. so most right-wing criticisms now are what they call market orthodoxy are rooted in the nirvana met that we can achieve utopianism. and it is a forgivable mistake for the left in the sense that they've always beenmaking it since the progressivism of woodrow wilson . i could go further back but i don't want to disrupt anyone's lunch talking about hegel but the fact of the matter is that utopianism is the ultimate economic policy setting forno other reason than it cannot be achieved . you try to do things that can be achieved. what could go wrong? right now many on the right would look for certain things that have not gone perfectly through the market and throw the baby out with the bathwater but if they didn't have this game the belief that perfectibility to be achieved perhaps they would rethink that and i think it would get a wiser approachto dealing with the challenges that we do face . >> and the republican party inparticular is grappling with this . more part

hope and belief that light will win over darkness. good will win over evil life will win over data. so therefore ukraine will win inevitably or g mailed to me. oh, a prayer for peace and hope heard and felt across ukraine. alixia brian al jazeera, the spiritual head of eastern orthodox christians, has called for humanitarian corridor to be set up for civilians fleeing the war. new crane, ecumenical patriarch, bartholomew says the human tragedies unfolding in the country are indescribable. give us another customer. let us ask the risen redeemer that this year's easter will be the impetus to open humanitarian corridors. safe passages to truly safe areas. for the thousands of people surrounded in mary, a poll civilians among them, the wounded, the elderly women, and many children. the same applies to all other regions of ukraine, where an indescribable human tragedy is unfolding to night on this blessed night. we call once again for an immediate end to this fratricidal war, which like any war, undermines human dignity and is a provocative violation of the lord's commandment. to love a fellow human beings. or cadre leech is a senio

hope and belief that light will win over darkness. good will win over evil life will win over data. so therefore ukraine will win inevitably or g mailed to me. oh, a prayer for peace and hope heard and felt across ukraine. alixia brian al jazeera . let's explore this further. we can speak the country leak who's a senior policy fellow, the european council on foreign relations and is a research on russia, eastern europe, and the baltic region, a joint us from talon via zoom, which is the capital of estonia. at calgary, there were already schisms, as we just heard in that report over crimea, but this is not rupturing with the russian orthodox church. all in on the russian invasion publicly blessing. the generals echoing what putin's been saying, how serious is this for the broader global orthodox church? i think it is potentially very serious. i can see it goes off it are everywhere going far beyond ukraine. i think in ukraine, the ukraine and branch off our most rational for ducks church is in trouble. they have condemned verbal but even so their position is not most comfortable. but also, for instance, in, in the baltic states

when you have kind of this immediate reaction in this country, you have some glimmer of hope, but yeah, in spite of the g-7ag minsters getting together, i haven't seen a lot of follow-up in terms of strategies whether it's opening up c.r.p., whether it is providing -- now, we're seeing some additional support for farmers on fertilize fertilizer prices in the united states. but we know that the united states overproduces for our population. and this may break your heart when you look at the latest numbers in terms of food security in this country. we have all -- you know, on the low end, we have terrible food insecurity and nutritional imbalance in income categories that we shouldn't. but at the same token, 30% to 40% of all the food which is purchased by american consumers ends up in our land fills. >> yes. food waste is one of the very issue that is we work on here in rome. and it's a big part of f.a.o. and some of the other organizations dealing with food, food waste and food -- not just food insecurity but food loss as well. and so -- and near the united states. you know that. like all of us, i try no

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