but not william lloyd garrison.s of the so-called slave power, the fugitive slave act, the kansas/nebraska act, the rendition of anthony burns, none of these were violations of the constitution garrison insisted, if anything they were caused by the constitution. the source and parent of all the other atrocities garrison declared that day was the constitution itself, which he then denounced as a covenant with death and an agreement with hell. striking another match, garrison held up a copy of the u.s. constitution and set it to flames as well. and with that, at least part of the crowd turned against garrison as hisses and boos welled up from the anti-slavery audience. nowadays, scholars and journalists tend to agree with garrison's denunciation of the constitution as a pro slavery document and it is not hard to see why. the constitution contains several clauses that protected slavery. there was the fugitive slave clause, which gave slave holders a constitutional right to enter the free states and capture their escape

no one understood this better than william lloyd garrison. no, presidential election has ever occurred at all comparable in magnitude solemnity and far-reaching consequences garrison wrote as the returns of the 1864 vote came in with lincoln's victory secured garrison declared the doom of republic rebellion, and slavery is now irrevocably pronounced. so fundamental and astounding yes. and yet could not have happened without the anti-slavery project without the peacetime project of federal pressure on southern states to abolish slavery in concert with the wartime project of military emancipation and the enlistment of black troops all of it justified by a constitution that lincoln believed made freedom the rule and slavery the exception. take that away and there is no 13th amendment and so we are left to ponder one of the great paradoxes of american legal history. it took an anti-slavery constitution. to get us an anti-slavery constitution thank you. we have a couple of minutes for questions. so please use the microphone's on either side of the

not william lloyd garrison. none of the recent victories of the so-called slave power, none of these were violations of the constitution garrison insisted. if anything, they were caused by the constitution. the source and parent of all the other atrocities, garrison declared that day, was the constitution itself which he then denounced as a covenant with death and agreement with hell. garrison held up a copy of the u.s. constitution and set it to flames as well. with that, at least part of the crowd turned against garrison as hisses and boos welled up. scholars agree. it's not hard to see why. the constitution contains several klau clauses that prote slavery. it gave slaveholders a right to enter into the free states and capture their escaped slaves. there was the three-fifths clause which enhanced the powers of slave states. the biggest problem was federalism. everyone agrees it was a state institution and that the constitution did not allow the federal government to abolish slavery in a state where it was lega

and along the board of ukraine will be returning to their garrisons. now this is a diplomatic ancestor. russia i met huge attention, of course, that misnomer of the imminent invasion that was talked about in the west that its been imminent. now f for months on end, you are writing saying that many a news outlet in the west for them as being a source of hysteria. many a headline has been written about that. there have been even bets on which day the invasion out would take place. but those are military drills have been wrapped. so this was of course, something that was promised by defense minister sick, a sugar in a meeting with boots in on monday to drills a large scale. they include almost all fleets troops from all of the military districts. some of these drills are coming to an end, others will be ending soon. of course, as regards western media, this means the all bets are off for russia, of course, they have denied that an invasion would be imminent. that word imminent is perhaps one of the most over used words impressed in media at the moment the

these will move to the garrisons today. individual units will return on their own ard, straight to downtown moscow ortiz duddy, from joining us there from the iconic red square with a kremlin and others in the background dining the west has been creating seriously a panic over a supposed to the imminent russian invasion of ukraine, but what we're seeing right now doesn't essentially match that mainstream narrative . me absolutely right, rory, she said today is escalated in. so breaking news, but a show de escalation as it were from the russian side. of course, those troops that were conducting military drills in the southern and west in their military districts are now returning and to the garrisons. of course, they were carrying out military jolissa on the border with ukraine. as those troops have been the source of many an hysterical headline in the west, there were bats being placed on when an invasion into ukraine would be a could have been today, could have been tomorrow. course. that great misnomer of an eminence of i

these will move to their garrison's today. individual units will return on their own of course is the west, or was preventing this russian aggression and a threat of invasion, a sign of the escalation and a commitment to diplomacy as much as always said, he was committed to negotiations and a diplomatic route to solving this ukraine crisis, of course, that will go at this fact that these troops are sent home and sent from the russia . the bush on board with ukraine will go a long way to proving that. now this flies in the face of western median hysteria, some one who was also flying today was genuine german chancellor, olaf shalt say. he flew in by helicopter, in what was a sunny, sensual moscow. earlier today. hopefully, the mood will be a little bit brighter for his talks with vladimir putin today. the mood before he came to moscow was one of hard serious talks. he said there will be hard talks of latter matthews and even harder sanctions if fair russia did. go ahead with this much talked about in the west, at least invasion

and garrison knew it >> garrison started bribing witnesses, intimidating witnesses. >> he said i coulduld be cut loose right away. >> hypnotizing witnesses. >> we decided to give him objectifying to make sure he was telling the truth. >> leon. >> leon, does leon have a last name? >> oswald. >> would you say these methods were illegal? >> i would very say illegal and unethical. >> he had everyone and their grandmother involved in the assassination. at one time, it was oil millionaires. then it was the minutemen. then it was a homosexual killing. >> yes, sir. >> do you feel that homosexuality or the coercion of homosexuality was a factor in the planning or the assassination of john f. kennedy? >> no comment. >> at one point, he had 16 assassins in dealey plaza. with that many assassins, i don't know how kennedy made it to the autopsy table. >> garrison announced he had discovered a code. >> garrison said jack ruby's unlisted telephone number appears in address books belonging to shaw and oswald. >> you take p and o and use a telephone dial, p gives you 7, o gives you 6. >> he just change

these will move to their garrison's today, individual units will return on their own. while ask alive to out is danny armstrong across his force. hi danay. the west of course, have been creating such a panic over a supposed eminent russian invasion to view crime. what we're saying now though, doesn't seem to match some of that mainstream narrative does it? yes, of course, as you say, calling at great western media misnomer of an eminent invasion that has been eminent for some months now. she had just there, the spokesman for the russian defense minister eager can a shank of a saying that the russian troops along the border with ukraine and on the southern and western military district will be being sent home our sent to their garrisons. after wrapping up military drills in those areas. now, of course, those troops have been a source of many, a hysterical headliner in the western press. if you would believe any of the outlet said that had been betting on her an invasion, it would come around rabbits today. or tomorrow or sometime in the future does now mean with those t

and from, from which garrison's they'd be coming, but we would expect to see this in, in the next very few days because that's the purpose of the rapid response force. so i think we'll be seeing some movement very soon. and we've heard of the reason, days that this, this invasion, housing factor united nato allies are more than ever yes, that's what nato will tell you in. and that in fact is also what i hear behind the scenes. and you'll often hear a lot of grumbling about the united states, for example, coming in and, and telling nato what it's doing and acting like that's consultations. you don't hear that this time, in part because they've been so open about the intelligence that they've shared. and remember, there was some skepticism leveled at at the united states with these reports that the invasion was going to happen on february 16th or then on february 21st these different dates. but in fact, it did happen and, and the allies have said many of them that they're very grateful to have been brought along with all of this information as horrible as it was, and as horrible as it is

, — russian forces back towards their garrisons, and that is a scepticism reflected — garrisons, and. tonight the uk chief— including borisjohnson. tonight the uk chief of defence intelligence edge. _ uk chief of defence intelligence edge, contrary to their claims, russia — edge, contrary to their claims, russia continues to build military capabilities near ukraine, including armoured — capabilities near ukraine, including armoured vehicles, helicopters and a field hospital. there also continues that frenzied international diplomacy we had seen over recent days _ diplomacy we had seen over recent days. president biden was talking tonight— days. president biden was talking tonight to the german chancellor and after that— tonight to the german chancellor and after that meeting they have said they really need to see concrete steps _ they really need to see concrete steps of — they really need to see concrete steps of de—escalation from russia, while _ steps of de—escalation from russia, white the _ steps of de—escalation from russia, while the white house is still waiting — while the wh

now, these will begin to move into the garrisons of it later in the day. a separate units will return on their own. this announcement comes amid western intense speculation over a possible russian invasion of ukraine in the next 24 hours. this is breaking news or not into national. you can catch up with anytime you like online at r t t dot com for the meantime here on the program, canada's prime minister just intruder has triggered the emergencies act for the 1st time in the history of the country, claiming that a truckload's protest convoys, us now into it's 3rd week is threatening the security of canadians. here in our capital city, families, small businesses have an enduring illegal obstruction of their neighborhoods, occupying streets, harassing people, breaking the law. this is not a peaceful protest. we cannot and will not allow illegal and dangerous activities to continue. however, civil liberties groups say the criteria if a triggering the act has not come anywhere near to being satisfied. they are hot to me by design. the act once activated, allow

if they duly belarus, do they go back to their garrisons or elsewhere in ukraine? i cannot confirm this unless i am on the ground but if you believe in certain social media reporters have been showing indicated there is a large movement of russian military equipment on the ukraine border now. more than we have seen closer to the actual front. now that we have reached february 20 may be in the days ahead we will see an offensive but diplomacy is still open and we have not seen a large-scale invasion yet. one can hope to avoid war. host: as you mentioned earlier president biden has stressed sanctions not american boots on the ground. are all of our allies and nato on board with sanctions instead of military action? guest: military action seems firmly off the table. you will even see republicans in the united states say we don't want that. if the u.s. is not willing to go in militarily, i doubt the europeans are. in terms of sanctions, i think we have to be careful when we talk about sanctions. i think there is agreement there will be certain actions taken against the

[applause] herbert garrison came out about two years ago. since then, he has faced adversity, he has even faced ridicule by some of his students. - oh, randy, i'm so ashamed of our son. - it is my honor to present the courageous teacher award to-- herbert garrison. - ♪ dump de dump de dumpity dump de dump ♪ ♪ dumpity dump ♪ get along, little slave. - oh my god. - that's what our boys were talking about? - ding ding! ding ding! - he is so courageous. - say, mr. slave... - yes, mr. garrison? - i had a dream last night that you were a real dick. - really? why would you dream that i was being an asshole? - no, no-- i was the asshole. - oh, that is so courageous. - what an amazing human being! - uh, i'm very happy to get this award. but you know what makes me even happier? sucking balls. all: ahhh... - it isn't working! sing your song, mr. slave! - i've got a little-- ooh! oh, jesus christ. what's happening in there? - hang on, lemmiwinks! you solved the catatafish's riddle! now your trials are nearly through! - oh, i should have never shoved all

does now mean with those troops going back to the garrison? they're all bets are off now. it comes after, say, geisha good. the defense minister had a meeting with vladimir putin. yesterday. he presented the results of those military jills to vladimir putin. and on the basis of those results, the decision was made to send those troops back to their bases. now it has, of course, been reclaimed by russia ever has maintained that it is the sovereign rights move troops around his territory. whether it be on the board with ukraine, whether it be anywhere else in russian. but that wasn't good enough. of course, for western media, who decided to hi put her that situation and said that her rush was planning an eminence invasion. now also in a meeting yesterday with vladimir putin was sig oliver of the foreign minister who presented vladimir putin with a 10 page draft response to responses from nate. so and the u. s. is the general consensus that was, that said moscow wasn't very happy with the u. s. a nato responses to security demands or from moscow laughter of said that there is

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have to return, if there's going to be in the future, a political decision to have russian army garrisons in barrows. these will be different units or units created on the spot, but not those from the far east. they will have to go back, they can stay for some time, but not indefinitely. but will there be of the permanent russian person in bo iris or not? that's again a, something to be decided in the future by moscow admins. and in the meantime, after this conversation between mccaul and putin, they are saying that they want to try to agree a ceasefire with secure, sees foreign in domus and, and put together this urgent summit that they called it. is this a diplomatic coup by my coal, or do you still expect russian intervention in some form in ukraine? let's say russia, militarily, essays, the russian military are cofton loaded. were ready for a master for in intervention into ukraine, militarily. but these, the political climate good for that, i'm not so sure. so there could be much more women than the actions say, bringing in a so called peace keepers until the done bus to stop this fi

ah, of course sir, this di escalation, these troops being sent her to their garrisons from this sudden, and western military districts in russia. rash as always said, it's their suffering right? to move troops around on the churchill though it hasn't been good enough at for western media, it also hasn't been good enough for the likes of nate. so chief gen stultz, megacity. c, no, t escalation on the ground or sholtes was a little bit more positive about it. he said that the situation is blockades, and that presents itself to both sides requires and d escalation. but he hopes the, the route, the removal rather of troops are from those regions will go some way at to facilitating that. but he did also say that with a will be big. dia consequences for russia. if it does go through with an invasion, of course, we see as taken as a, something of a good sign by allah sholtes that these troops were sent back to their base is booked. on the other hand, he has said that there still will be a hard cons question in russia, if they do, can go through with this imminent invasion as it has been talke

in the garrison church of saints peter and paul, they have a shrine dedicated to those sons of lviv who'verussian—backed forces in donbas. this priest spends much of his time travelling to the east. yeah, that's someone�*s water bottle that's obviously been hit by shrapnel. ministering to those on the front lines of a war that is already eight years old. do you worry that this conflict is entering a new and more dangerous phase now? on one level, this conflict is about geopolitical power. putin fears ukraine falling further out of russia's orbit. but geography and identity are important too. the deep connection between ukraine and russia goes back much further than their shared soviet past. it was here a thousand years ago in kyiv, in this stretch of river that prince volodimir baptised his people, an act that led to the founding of the russian orthodox church. and the further north and east you travel, the more likely you are to meet ukrainians who, despite everything, have a sense of their connection to russia through shared bonds of history and of faith. singing. back near the belarusia

has just over 6000 troops at the moment on the member states on the southeast and flank of smaller garrisons. the u. s. is sending reinforcements as the alliance moves to strengthen its eastern edges now a short while ago and they to secretary general install timber, gave his opening remarks ahead of the virtual summit. russia has sir, shattered peace on the european continent. what we have warned against for months has come to pass. despite all our efforts to find the diplomatic solution. moscow bears sole responsibility for the deliberate, cold blooded and long planned invasion. we condemn rushes, aggressions in the strongest possible terms, and call on russia to immediately cease it's military action. we stand with the brave people of ukraine. we fully support ukraine's sovereignty, and for the total integrity, it's right of self defense. on its right to choose his own paul or russian ministry besides the ukrainian capital, moscow has said it will topple the ukrainian government the mayor of care for the answer that the that has announced that the defense of the city has begun. thousands

some of these garrisons are not too far from ukrainian border, so they could be quickly re deployed if all the machinery and the, and the heavy equipment stays at the front line. um, of course nobody has a head count of the soldiers. all these are estimates based on satellite imagery based on, for example, tense that have been put up, et cetera, et cetera. so it's very hard to get a clear picture, but what is what, what is clear that the people here remain vigilant and the government remains vigilant. although they are saying they do not see any preparations for an imminent attack, dw corresponded mathias billing of their in easterly ukraine. thank you much. yes. for the ukraine crisis is of course, expected to dominate the munich security conference, which begins to day. you as vice president cobbler harris was one of the 1st foreign representatives to arrive in germany for the annual 3 day policy form, which was launched at the height of the cold war. and for the 1st time since 1991, russia will not be represented. you will find full coverage from munich in a few hours here on the w,

distributing those troops, taking them out of alex crimea and bring them back to positions their home garrisons which are also very close ukraine's border. so nothing that really affects ukraine security and indeed new troops have been spotted in different locations. so essentially that this was potentially just some maneuvering, an attempt to show some good will towards all of shells, but no real rush and commitment to deescalate. and indeed it's difficulty why they would deescalate, with so far hasn't been. russia hasn't got any of the things it was demanding. we haven't seen vladimir putin either get a promise from nato to keep ukraine out, or to withdraw troops from those eastern european nater members. so sense that russia is going to keep on escalating until it sees some return on best pressure being applied to ukraine in the west. all right, that was d w 's. nicole nearly bringing us the latest from ukraine. thanks for joining us. here's a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. canadian police of the gun arresting protesters who have been blocking traffic in

over 6000 nieto troops at the moment, and member states on the southeastern flank, have smaller garrisons. the u. s. is sending thousands more troops as the alliance builds it's numbers along its eastern flank tear. now from nato secretary general against stilton burke, who has been speaking to the press 9 dollars activated, over the friends france on those to the soul. we are deploying elements over the nato response force on law at sea, on india, to further strength now culture on to respond quickly to in the contingency and talk. the more about this with d. w, corresponded and nato export. terry shoulds, who was at that press conference in brussels. terry, what did he in stoughton berg have to say about nato troop deployment to the eastern part of the alliance? what secretary general silverberg was describing. there is something that's happening for the 1st time in nato history. today, and that is that some of the elements of the rapid response force, these are the, the troops that have been ready to respond to any emergency most quickly, are now going to be deployed to the eastern fla

just over 6000 troops at the moment, and the member states on the southeastern flank, have smaller garrisons. the u. s. is sending reinforcements as the alliance moves to strengthen its eastern flank. and i get right across to the nato headquarters in brussels, where dw correspondent and nato expert terry schultz joins us live a terry. what can we expect from the virtual native summit that is taking place today? hi. well, i think everyone is trying to show a sign of unity against this invasion that happened despite the most powerful countries in the world, warning that it should not. and so after the european union leaders met last night, it was important to bring the united states into the equation, and that's done here at nato. so you'll see the 30 leaders come out with a joint statement, of course, demanding that russia stop its invasion of ukraine, threatening that to make it pay a high price. but at the moment, you know, they're going to be sending reinforcements to their own border. but the sad thing is they really can't do a lot at the moment to help you crane their tornado troops. th

and we'll start moving to their military garrison's later today. russian president vladimir putin biggest political opponent, is back on trial and could have his jail time extended by more than a decade. alexander volney is accused of stealing more than $4700000.00 of donations to his political organizations. in what human rights organizations have branded a sham trial. you case prince andrew has reached an out of court financial settlement with his sex abuse. accuser, virginia, you fray. she had filed a lawsuit accusing him of abusing her 20 years ago. when she was 17 years old. the prince, who is queen elizabeth son, denied the allegations. those are the top stories. do you stay with us here out there of the news continues after risking you too. thanks very much for watching i for now, americans are increasingly saying authoritarianism might not be so bad. there were several steps along the way where the chain of command it's you like tried to cover what your take on why they've gotten this so wrong. that to me is political malpractice, the bottom line on us politics and policies and th

if they duly belarus, do they go back to their garrisons or elsewhere in ukraine? i cannot confirm this unless i am on the ground but if you believe in certain social media reporters have been showing indicated there is a large movement of russian military equipment on the ukraine border now. more than we have seen closer to the actual front. now that we have reached february 20 may be in the days ahead we will see an offensive but diplomacy is still open and we have not seen a large-scale invasion yet. one can hope to avoid war. host: as you mentioned earlier president biden has stressed sanctions not american boots on the ground. are all of our allies and nato on board with sanctions instead of military action? guest: military action seems firmly off the table. you will even see republicans in the united states say we don't want that. if the u.s. is not willing to go in militarily, i doubt the europeans are. in terms of sanctions, i think we have to be careful when we talk about sanctions. i think there is agreement there will be certain actions taken against the

satellite images show some of the forces moving from their garrison areas towards the border themselves. the consistency of the u.s. message here, which has outlined a very detailed plan. they believe they have intercepted or obtained of what vladimir putin wants to do here. and then, of course, what we're seeing in the separatist areas of the east. it is important to see that in the wider narrative because many believe the allegations coming out of there are force, shelling by ukrainian forces and evacuees leaving in large numbers towards russia. so russian-backed separatists claim is the pretext that the u.s. is often warned would be needed by russia in order to launch a broader invasion. that hasn't happened yet. and so far what we are seeing is a buildup of russia's forces inside its own territory, but it is extremely ominous, frankly, and the beginning of the separatist activity we saw last week does appear to be feeding this narrative of something pretty bad happening in the days ahead. >> all right, nick payton walsh, thank you for that. >>> let's turn now to our senior internati

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we're assuming it will be a tough competition. routed no garrison, like always, their grandma locals mazano la garza gotcha. with as early i. t managers and white collar workers alike. as volunteers, they came to show the resolve military service is the highest to tribute citizens can pay to the country. time to pack up soon i'll be heading toward the russian border. estonians border with russia is 300 kilometers long, and its population is around 1300000. many here regarding the threat of a russian invasion of ukraine. deep concern parliamentarians in talent have even spoken of an alarming situation. many times throughout its history, estonia has come under oppressive russian or soviet rule. the countries politicians have learned their lessons from it. there is a very strong united position among politicians that are mine, which body you talk to. never again alone, never alone again. so that means that one is of course what we do ourselves, our defense, i gave the abilities are built great. it very solidly but for from the scratch during law 30 years. ah, but secondly, of course, th

tanks on the move — along with a statement saying some troops were returning "as planned" to their garrisonsbut the white house says russia has in fact increased its military presence along the ukrainian border by as many as 7,000 troops. david willis spoke to me on the story. white house officials say in the last few days as many as 7000 additional troops have been added along the ukrainian border, as early as today. the point was made instead of withdrawing troops by russia was accumulating them along the border with ukraine. white house officials have also said they are increasingly concerned about the possibility of so—called. flag operations by russia. whereby russian troops would carry out some sort of attack against their own forces as a pretext for launching some sort of invasion into ukraine. white house officials say in recent days there have been reports in the russian media of the discovery of unmarked graves of russian soldiers, of the development of chemical and biological weapons by the us and ukraine, and other such claims, all of which they say are false. there will be more

city of mary opal, which is ukraine's largest port a is, is now almost surrounded with, with the garrison. that is there. the russian side has said that it is nationalist elements that are putting up stiffest resistance. and that, that those units belonging to the regular military to regular formations, that they are choosing to negotiate. and in some cases, lay down their arms and return to their homes. but it is very difficult to verify this information at this time because events are developing. so quickly, and because there are so few reliable reports close to the front lines where it is extremely dangerous, the situation there is that many roads have been a mind. we have received reports from the city of dance, which is a halfway between the crimea and mario ball, which is at the axis of russian advance, which is a, which is where you credit units have planted in the city itself and in the outskirts minds. for example, to, to surprise that the devastated advancing force as it is very difficult to reach mario pool the vicinity of mary opal. at this point, they have been, according to

loading that heavy hit on the trains, which the ministry says will then be heading back to their garrison's separate units will return on their own. although right now, we are hearing lots of skepticism from both nato and just then as well from the german chancellor expecting to see far more now also on tuesday, the russian foreign minister made his feelings fairly clear about claims of a russian invasion when he was quizzed by reporters, after meeting his polish counterpart, who currently chairs the o. s. c 8 store in mister lab ra. you've said there will be no invasion in ukraine. we'll use them report. it's been said many times and it's been made many comments before. with mute you put your blue journalism. not that bright of the escalation isn't the way nato secretary general sees things right now. yet insulting berg a little early has been holding a news conference on the upcoming meeting of the alliance is defense ministers. he claims rushes still ready to carry out an attack. russia has said it is returning some troops to their to, to bases after military exercises will completed a y

i'm sure that the rush, the kremlin, does not want to have over 100000 or soldiers in some sort of garrison capacity around ukraine in your right. i mean, this is a country that is twice the area and size of germany and with a population of 40000000 people this, this is not insignificant. right? there was condemnation and sanctions after russia and next crimea in 2014, put in just seem to brush it off. now more of the same has the international community seated ukraine to russia or will this be different somehow? i absolutely do not believe that the national community has seated ukraine to russia for, for sure, we were all slow in taking the steps that needed to be taken. i am very proud of the diplomatic effort by the united states here over the past several months. probably the best most comprehensive diplomatic effort i've seen by the r, any american administration since 1995 a piece of court. and i'm also proud of the fact that germany is stepping up. i much firmer german resolve here of late then maybe a few months ago. this is late to be fair, but nonetheless, it's definitely better t

russia's defence ministry had said on tuesday some troops were returning to their garrisons "as plannedblished video of tanks on the move. but a white house official has now descibed that claim as "false" — and said russia had in fact increased its military presence along the ukrainian border — by as many as 7,000 troops. i'm joined now by our north america correspondent david willis. thank you forjoining us. so what is the line from the white house now?— house now? that white house official basically _ house now? that white house official basically telling - official basically telling reporters that 7000 new troops had been added to the lines, the border with ukraine, they are massing about 150,000, russian troops in total, making the point that some of those additional 7000 troops had arrived there as early as today. it is wednesday here in the united states. the united states basically adding to the global scepticism over russia's claims that it is actually withdrawing troops from the border area around ukraine. the white house official making the point today that russia says one thi

russia�*s defence ministry had said on tuesday some troops were returning to their garrisons "as planned— and said russia had in fact increased its military presence along the ukrainian border by as many as 7,000 troops. —— has described that claim. more on that story now. with the world wondering whether president putin will order an invasion of ukraine, russia has one obvious ally to turn to as the political sparks fly with the west. beijing�*s diplomatic and military ties with moscow may be strong, but its economic relationships are a lot more complex. for more on this, we�*re joined by natasha kassam from the lowy insitute in sydney. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. in your view, what is china trying to achieve by supporting russia�*s concerns over ukraine while at the same time distancing itself from a potential war?— potential war? thank you so much for — potential war? thank you so much for having _ potential war? thank you so much for having me. - potential war? thank you so much for having me. china i potential war? thank you so | much for having me. china is trying t