putin's arrest by the icc.war crime charges. it was ordering the detention of vladimir putin for war crimes alleged that the alleged abduction of ukrainian children, which is a problem when president putin, should he enter a country which subscribes to the icc, such as south africa, whether he could enter countries and whether he would have to be bylaw arrested. this is russia's reaction, which the icc is describing as an act of intimidation, to undermine the mandate of the international criminal court to prevent the commission of the gravest international crimes. just to recap the breaking news, the international criminal court is responding to reports moscow has issued an arrest warrant for the prosecutor of the icc, alongside three iccjudges. the icc, alongside three iccjudges. the icc have called it an act of intimidation and called it unacceptable. let's get some reaction. we have a research fellow with the quincy institute for responsible spacecraft. you are hearing the news as we are hearing it. you surp

i wonder if you could remind us, where does russia stand in terms of the icc?— in terms of the icc? in terms of the icc? russia does not recognise the _ in terms of the icc? russia does not recognise the authority _ in terms of the icc? russia does not recognise the authority of _ in terms of the icc? russia does not recognise the authority of the - in terms of the icc? russia does not recognise the authority of the icc, i recognise the authority of the icc, and now russia is trying to mock the court's decisions and zelensky�*s appearances, i'm pretty sure that they would be marked on today's russian political tv shows as well. so russia has imposed laws which allow to imprison people even if they ask for the decision of the icc or other authorities, international authorities which russia does not take part in any more. if they ask you to implement them. so basically, if you are out on the streets of moscow or just if you are out on the streets of moscow orjust posting something online that you support the icc�*s decision you can face criminal charges and this is a clear sign that t

russia is not a signatory to the icc but that has gone back and forth between moscow and the icc overd by the afp but whether this comes as the afp but whether this comes as the west looks at more sanctions against moscow, we don't know, but we will return to that if we get more. a 95—year—old woman is in hospital with life—threatening head injuries after being tasered by police in australia. this is the care home in cooma where clare nowland — who uses a walking frame and suffers from dementia — was tasered when she approached officers with a steak knife. the incident has sparked an outcry from the community, who say the response was disproportionate. the new south wales police chief says an investigation is under way. at the time she was tasered, she was approaching police, but it is fair to say at a slow pace. she had a walking frame. but she had a knife. an investigation has commenced, and that's called a critical incident investigation. given what was before us at midday on wednesday, this investigation was nominated as a level1 critical incident. if a threshold is met where it c

anna holligan is outside the icc in the hague. this is our- icc in the hague.pragmatic and | innovation. a pragmatic and sustainable way to carry out our mobile journalism and we sustainable way to carry out our mobilejournalism and we hope sustainable way to carry out our mobile journalism and we hope you will find it inspiring. using this bike is revolutionising what we can do, how long we can do it for, and allows us to take you to the heart of breaking news in a climate conscious way.— of breaking news in a climate conscious wa . , . conscious way. our correspondence anna holligan — conscious way. our correspondence anna holligan is _ conscious way. our correspondence anna holligan is at _ conscious way. our correspondence anna holligan is at the _ conscious way. our correspondence anna holligan is at the hague. - conscious way. our correspondence anna holligan is at the hague. we | anna holligan is at the hague. we ho -e anna holligan is at the hague. we hope the bike bureau will help the bbc achieved its goal to become the greenest broadcaster in the worl

i think the icc has made it very — putin or not?not? i think the icc has made it very clear there is - putin or not? i think the icc has made it very clear there is an i made it very clear there is an arrest — made it very clear there is an arrest warrant for putin, that's what _ arrest warrant for putin, that's what i — arrest warrant for putin, that's what i understand and i understand the diplomatic, i'm not an expert on diplomatic— the diplomatic, i'm not an expert on diplomatic law, i understand that diplomatic law, i understand that diplomatic immunity deals with the day—to—day business of diplomats and heads _ day—to—day business of diplomats and heads of— day—to—day business of diplomats and heads of state going about their business — heads of state going about their business. i believe that an international tribunal has overreach into that _ international tribunal has overreach into that. ~ . , international tribunal has overreach intothat. . , , , into that. which is why there is the conversation _ into that. which is why

can also help the icc.tor lindsey graham and dick durbin led the charge to provide the icc with intelligence, funding and staffing for its ukraine investigations. why hasn't the administration done that? >> we are going how we can use these new authorities from congress. it's a matter of working through the details in the interagency process. nick: multiple u.s. officials tell us the defense department rejects holding the soldiers accountable with the worry they could one day prosecute u.s. soldiers. last week after a meeting with an icc prosecutor, durbin accuse the administration of withholding evidence from the icc. >> why is your department not sharing evidence we have gathered to help that effort? >> i have concerns about reciprocity going forward. i remain concerned about the protection of u.s. military personnel. >> got to ask -- i respect you and i voted for you but i've got to ask for more. it's losses cooperate in you refuse, what conclusion am i supposed to draw? >> we support the goal of holding

cl" correspondent is outside the icc in the hague. correspondent is outside the icc in the hague-— correspondent ., ., . the hague. this is our innovation, a ”ramatic the hague. this is our innovation, a pragmatic and _ the hague. this is our innovation, a pragmatic and romantic _ the hague. this is our innovation, a pragmatic and romantic way - the hague. this is our innovation, a pragmatic and romantic way to - the hague. this is our innovation, aj pragmatic and romantic way to carry out mobilejournalism pragmatic and romantic way to carry out mobile journalism and we hope you will find it inspiring. using this bike is revolution will —— revolutionising what we can do and allows us to take you to the heart of breaking news in a climate conscious way. we of breaking news in a climate conscious way.— of breaking news in a climate conscious way. of breaking news in a climate consciouswa .~ ., ., conscious way. we also hope it all hel- bbc conscious way. we also hope it all help bbc achieve _ conscious way. we also hope it all help bbc achieve its _ conscious way. we also hope it all help bbc achi

and unfortunately, russia is not a signatory of the icc.h i don't think would be very likely. i mean, in terms of the practicalities, we talked about the jurisdiction of the icc. if president putin strays into countries that subscribe to that, if we look at it the other way around now with this arrest warrant, do you think there are any countries that now karim khan wouldn't be able to enter? well, it's. .. i don't think that it's going to go through, i mean, it's something that russia is just saying out loud as a response to to what was going on before. but it doesn't mean that this is actively going to be an issue for him around the world. right. and i just want to ask you one final question briefly about the g7 summit. do you think that the renewed sanctions or the increased sanctions on russia that have been unveiled by the g7 are likely to make a difference? well, i don't think so. the previous sanctions have not done what the nations that imposed them had hoped that they would do, because russia so far has not changed its behaviour. s

the icc cannot pursue a charge because russia is not a member. so today, ukraine demanded a special tribunal that could pursue prudent authorized by the general assembly. >> not some compromise that will allow politicians to say the cases done. but, true, a full tribunal through full justice. >> that is direct criticism of a proposal, the ukrainian support with no u.n. authorization. >> the concern is we do not have access. russia will exercise its veto on any effort to create a standalone tribunal. in the past, they have been established by the security council. their questions whether they are empowered to do that. wouldn't they be stuck with the rule that a national court cannot go after the head of state? the issue is, the court in ukraine will be starting to build oca's against all of those individuals who were in a position to design and execute those crimes of aggression. this tribunal could accept those indictments when the time is right to confirm those charges. >> does that suggest you not see any accountability for putin? >> under any

, founding charter for the icc, so founding charterfor the icc, so it has nojurisdiction for president gnostic response is a legal scholar. —— formalistic response. it legal scholar. -- formalistic response-— response. it is interesting that austria _ response. it is interesting that austria is _ response. it is interesting that austria is normally i that austria is normally diplomatically neutral. you represented that neutrality as foreign minister but you are not neutral anymore, it is fair to say you make contributions to say you make contributions to the state run russia to date media network which is controlled ultimately by the kremlin. you make many visits to moscow and you are constantly criticising european leaders for their sending of weapons to ukraine. so you have taken a side, haven't you? yes. taken a side, haven't you? yes, i have taken _ taken a side, haven't you? yes, i have taken a _ taken a side, haven't you? yes, i have taken a side, _ taken a side, haven't you? yes, i have taken a side, and - taken a side, haven't you? yes, i have taken a side, and on i i have take

. >> icc issued an arrest warrant for vladimir putin in march related to the abduction of ukrainian children. the kremlin continues to deny accusations of war crimes in the courts jurisdiction is limited. the international criminal court can try russia's aggression as a whole. for this, zelenskyy set a new tribunal similar to the nuremberg trials for nazis should be set up. >> we should not look for excuses and should not refer to the shortcomings of the current international law, but make bold decisions that we -- that will correct the shortcomings of those that exist in international law. >> while zelenskyy draws on the process used after world war ii to hold vladimir putin accountable, russia is preparing for its victory day parade, to celebrate the 78 unions rolled in defeating -- the soviet union's rule in defeating germany. several have canceled parades amid fear of ukrainian attacks. russia has accused ukraine and the u.s. of being behind an alleged drone attack on the kremlin which it claims was an assassination attempt against vladimir putin. kyiv and washington have denied their in

that a number of states have not signed and ratified the rome statute, the founding charterfor the icc scholar. it is interesting that austria is formally diplomatically neutral. you, of course, as foreign minister represented that neutrality, but i think it's fair to say, you are clearly not neutral any more. you make regular contributions to the state—run russia today media network which, of course, is controlled ultimately by the kremlin. you make many visits to moscow and you are constantly criticising european leaders for their sending of weapons to ukraine. so you've taken a side, haven't you? yes, i have taken a side, on many other issues, and i refrained from commenting on austrian foreign or domestic policy for a number of years. whenever i was asked, i said i am not commenting on austria, but unfortunately, as a country whose neutrality is not only a matter of national legislation of 1955, but also guaranteed by a number of international acts, austria is not any more neutral, neither politically or militarily. what do you mean by that? austria certainly is not sending weapons

and the next steps when putin did not go to the summit of the g20 and how is it they met lavrov, the icc warrant actually closed all decent foreign policy doors for putin, and they weren’t very happy to see him anyway. and somewhere, they still don’t mind receiving it. although some economic profit from a once influential partner, the very figure of the master of the kremlin has become toxic even for countries that did not ratify agreement on the iss, the warrant is justified , but the question is that we also do not recognize it at the international level. but i believe that this is a very strong argument among the partners of the russian president, belarus is steadily narrowing venezuela, iran and north korea, in particular, this was shown by the vote for the resolution at the un, which described the russian federation as an aggressor country, therefore, putin , who claimed the place of one of the most influential world leaders, found himself in isolation, a huge devaluation of the leadership potential of russia took place. which is in competition with the united states, which affects

international, that is, the international criminal court, that is exactly the essence of the icc, ist no diplomatic immunities or immunities of the leaders of the states are in effect, and if the couple signed , they signed and ratified the rome statute . they remain signatories no matter where putin comes. it is important the very fact of transmission - his stay in this territory is immunity, or the countries are obliged to do so if they are international

some kind of loophole . from the point of view of the general jurisdiction of the countries of the icc international, that is, of the international criminal court, this is exactly the essence of the icc in that no diplomatic immunities, the immunities of the leaders of the states, do not apply and if the couple signed, they signed and ratified the rome statute. they remain signatories. it doesn't matter where putin comes, the very fact of his stay on this territory conveys immunity or obligations of the country if they are the headquarters of an international organization or there hold an international event, that's the only thing you can talk about visas, that's why lavrov still appears in new york because russia is still a member not only of the un, but also chaired the red security and this is what austria, for example, covers when it allows russian admitted the russian parliamentary delegation to the february session of the parliamentary assembly, a killer, no, if the osce is already there , well, this is the impression, yes, after russia established its presence in the security or

we do not know how many cases icc will take, so that is why ukrainian legal system is really challenged0 war crimes which have been documented by the office. also, we as human rights defenders, also tried to do as much as we can because we understand that not every single perpetrator will be placed before the court, but we need to start the process of truth seeking and we participate in this process. the family of an 85—year—old british national has told a bbc news arabic investigation that his disabled wife died of starvation in sudan, after the british embassy left the couple to fend for themselves during the recent fighting. despite repeated calls for assistance, the couple were offered no help, in leaving their home, which isjust yards from the embassy, in the capital, khartoum. the foreign office says, it was too dangerous to provide on—the—ground support. nawal al magafi has that story. a race against time. as fighting in sudan intensified, thousands of dual nationals were desperate to escape. amongst them, azhaar�*s grandparents, abdalla sholgami, a british citizen and a london h

russia's leader vladimir putin has been charged with war crimes by the icc. russia said it would put the list of judges from the international criminal court and its chief prosecutor on russia's wanted list. i spoke with mr. khan on wednesday before russia made that announcement and where the investigation now stands. so it's been about two months since the icc issued arrest warrants for vladimir putin and the russian commissioner for children's rights. where do things stand now? >> well, the warrants have been issued and we continue our investigations. as i said when we spoke for the first time ukraine's a crime scene. there's many allegations we're receiving of torture, of prisoners of war being treated terribly, gender based violence and attacks on civilian g in and we're conducting our independent investigations and also working with ukrainian authorities and other partners to get to the truth. >> so potentially could there be more charges down the road and other players in this? >> absolutely. if the evidence reaches the threshold that requires me to act

russia�*s warrant comes two months after the icc issued an arrest warrant for president putin, who isse to become the largest party in local government in northern ireland. the results in the local council elections come at a time of political crisis in the devolved government at stormont where the dup have been blocking a return to power—sharing. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. a warning — her report contains flashing images. it�*s becoming a familiar story on this island. a surge for sinn fein on an elections results day. this time last year, the party became the largest party in the devolved government at stormont. today they repeated that in the local council elections overtaking the dup. it was about a message of telling people what we were for. it was about electing hard working councillors. but for me it definitely was about positive leadership. it was about a restoration of the executive. it was about making politics work. and i�*m very glad that that has resonated with the electorate and that they have come out in such strong numbers. northern ireland�*s democra

that is anotherfactor ending up in the hague at the icc.the two generals to keep fighting. so far, there's been very little sign either side is willing to negotiate an end to the fighting. all they are talking about is some kind of humanitarian truce, to allow the people trapped in their homes in sudan while the fighting is going on to get some help, to get out of the homes and get water and food. the other times when they've said we've agreed to a ceasefire, they've kept on fighting. it will take a hell of a shift from these two generals to change the picture so people feel safe enough to leave their homes. this is a city of some 7 billion people. we know well over 100,000 people. we know well over 100,000 people have left the country —— 7 million. most are stuck in their homes terrified. there is a real fear this could descend into a full—scale civil war, and there are already reports troops from neighbouring countries have joined the rapid support forces, so there is a real prospect of it becoming a wider conflict. the whole region is co

back in march, the icc issued an arrest warrant for putin accusing him of war crimes. >> nicole, thank you so much. >>> a good samaritan sprints into action saving a stroller from a busy street. what was going through his mind in this very moment. >>> the federal reserve moves t hike interests rates again. this van just hit me out of nowhere. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain and i decided that i needed to get an attorney because i could not work. i called jacoby & meyers they had their own dream team for every need, every area. they took care of me like a queen. i would recommend you call jacoby & meyers they really went to bat for me. if you've been in a serious accident, we are here for you. call jacoby & meyers, justice for you since 1972. >>> welcome back. tough take a look at this. brand-new video into the newsroom of a startlin moment that could have ended tragically. this is south of southern california. it shows this moment on camera when a woman at a car wash trips and falls two times trying to catch that stroller right there with her nephew in

anna holligan is outside the icc in the hague. a pragmatic and sustainable way to carry out our mobile journalism and we hope you will find it inspiring. using this bike is revolutionising what we can do, how long we can do it for and allows us to take you to the heart breaking news in a climate conscious way. we also hope their bike bureau will help their bbc achieve its goal to become the greenest broadcaster in the world. since switching from car to buy two years ago, and it already racked up 10,000 kilometres on a bike while working. it massively cut emissions. we believe there is a potential to do even more. this isjust phase one. we chose the netherlands as a perfect place to piloted this project. editorially, we will be using their bike bureau to focus on solutions and track down positive saris and tech developments i could transform our lives. and we want you to be part of this journey. transform our lives. and we want you to be part of thisjourney. if transform our lives. and we want you to be part of this journey. if you

would welcome him to come here as part and parcel of brics, but we know that we are constrained by the iccad of state. do you think that a head of state can just be arrested anywhere? how many crimes have your country committed in iraq? how many crimes have everyone else who's so vocal today committed in iraq and afghanistan? have you arrested them? you know the impact that this stand of yours... you're making a lot of noise about putting a state of working for peace between ukraine and russia, and you failed to resolve the war. where are the weapons of mass destruction? tony blair went to iraq and claimed that there were weapons of mass destruction. do you see anybody standing against that in the united kingdom and britain? more than, er, millions of people have died in iraq and afghanistan, and there were no weapons of mass destruction. we know what the war is about... mr secretary general. ..between russia and ukraine. we want peace, that's what is important, so that the world can thrive. and organs and institutions of the world that institute world peace must not be conspicuous by thei

negotiating with putin, even though, of course, he is now an indicted, wanted, suspected war criminal who the icc it involve talks with putin? just at this moment, i'm... i see no possibility talking to putin. i mean, he wants that this country, sometimes, is gone. and you understand what i mean? mm. and i... i understand what you mean, but i also am thinking about practical outcomes. yes, but then you have to ask, then you have the people who are living in ukraine and not a german politician. a politician, because, you know, it's absolutely for my, it's my opinion, it's not possible that in berlin, or in paris, or in washington, we decide what happens in ukraine. of course, we could talk to our friends there. we could discuss what could be a possibility to stop war. but at the end, ukraine has to say yes or no. now, you are a member of the fdp. that's one smaller party in the governing coalition here in germany. the fdp is... small but very, very important. the fdp has long been seen as the party of... ..of business in germany. right now, there is a discussion about whether the g7 nations will g

territory of ukraine, and these crimes are obviously those that fall under the jurisdiction of the icc, but so far for some reason further things didn't go well with these two uh characters and it's very sad because now we have to translate civilian objects and so on and so on, that is, including, by the way , the same lukashenka and his accomplices, who , well, it is possible that they do not participate in these crimes, but contribute to all crimes, so i think that our lawyers and, so to speak, part of our front in the person of the ministry of justice and others structures need to somehow work more actively with our colleagues at the international space station and involve the prosecutor general's office probably more actively in order to convince that, dear friends, it is good that you have taken the first step, but it should be followed by a second and a third and the 15th and 25th and so on, that is, don’t, don’t, don’t be too ashamed to take these steps further, because there are reasons for vladimir putin himself, mr. volodymyr , for the last few weeks, there was literally a di

never mind if the un and the icc say they have compelling evidence of russian war crimes.as you're concerned, "my enemy's enemy is my friend." you are exaggerating. but another point, which you don't want me to go there, is that tony blair accepted that they were wrong about saddam hussein to an extent, that he did an apology over that. right? you have never called for his arrest. a man admitting that "i was wrong" to how many people died there, killed by those people. so all i'm saying is we are with president putin because it's not "enemy of my enemy", it is an anti—imperialist agenda, that says the american dominance and its allies should be undermined at all costs. anti—imperialism, even though vladimir putin is quite explicit about his desire to revive a form of empire. he says countries like ukraine have no right to independent, sovereign existence. he appears to believe that the best thing would be to revive an empire, the soviet empire. but you're anti—imperialist? we are anti—imperialist. that's a debate for another day. in the war, it's not what he's talking... t

after the second world war, it is he who courts in leaders of nazi germany i am very grateful to the icc and the entire team that works with the court to ensure justice, but only one institution is capable of reacting to the crimes of greece, it is a tribunal, a tribunal, and not something hybrid somewhere else being able to formally close the issue is not a compromise that would allow politicians to say that the issue is supposedly resolved, a real full-fledged tribunal and real full-fledged justice are needed, anton, the discussions about what this tribunal should be like have been going on for more than a day, i would say even months , the hybrid tribunal is when national legislation is combined with international legislation, and what are its advantages and why is this option not suitable for us, according to the president, well , look at the simplest explanation. and this is that, for example, the jurisdiction of the international criminal court is not recognized by the russian federation when a special tribunal is held, it is after all the arrest of suspects, the transfer to the co

european institutions, for example, as a witness, the russian federation is now threatening to declare the iccs who issued a warrant for putin's arrest wanted threatened to soon announce a wanted list of these judges , this was reported by the russian propaganda news agency and with reference to the head of the russian federation, alexander bastrykin. actively influenced the adoption of this decision, i.e. the issuance of a warrant for putin's arrest. thanks to ukraine, mr. roman, congratulations to the hero of the heroes , i congratulate you, i would like a little information, in particular, it is about the regular criminal attacks on our civilian infrastructure by russian interventionists please tell me in more detail the next one is at 2:00 p.m. today, as per the schedule, unfortunately, it's the next launch of guided air bombs in the belozersky district, in the berislav region , the occupiers are hitting with all types of weapons in the past day, more than 400 different projectiles have been released on the territory of the kherson region which is located on the right bank, the shelling do

court has jurisdiction, but not in our case, the un security council will never refer this case to the icce russia is a member of the security council, so our idea was to create a new mechanism based on the practice of different criminal cases, starting with new rubar, he noted that there is no country in the world that would not be affected by russia's war against ukraine, that this is a global war, and the creation of a special tribunal is not only a punishment for the crime of aggression against ukraine, but also the creation of a mechanism for deterring such future aggression the scale of crimes the world has not seen since the second world war and the united states supports the creation of a special tribunal are completely united in the need to create a certain special tribunal for the prosecution of persons responsible for planning or conducting an aggressive war against ukraine myroslava gongadze voice of america warsaw poland ukraine has talent over 200 participants gathered in the suburbs of washington last weekend to show their talents at the festival of ukrainian creativity , in

today, the icc has announced a slot counts slight law change.now be made solely by the drs system. the ecb say anderson has a say in the mild groin strain he picked up the injury on thursday while playing for his county, lancashire. and it's a rest day at the giro d'italia, but even without the riders out on the course, the order at the top of the general classification has all changed today. that's because the race leader, remco evenepoel has been forced to pull out after testing positive for covid. it means britain's geraint thomas now holds the lead — two seconds up on primoz roglic. tao geoghehan hart, who won this event three years ago, moves up to the third in the standings. now on the pga tour, australia's jason day won his first and that's all the sport for now. thousands of rohinja refugees have seen their homes destroyed or damaged — after a powerful cyclone ripped through south—east bangladesh. the cyclone made landfall on sunday, narrowly avoiding a direct hit on the world's largest refugee camp — cox's bazaar. the refugees were forc

hague, at the same time in pretoria, this capital of the couples did not renounce the agreement on the iccoverned by the convention on the privileges and immunities of the un of 40-46 and the 1947 convention on the privileges and immunities of special institutions, but now i have a question. look, he will fly in the steam, well, he will not be arrested there , this immunity, but he will fly through the airspace of many other states that it may not fly over and how why? well, over the seas over the seas or over the airspace of those countries that haven't landed, can you imagine that such a zigzag as he looked there wants to fly, then we don't fly in this new war , the most interesting thing is that how do they know the law how did you get it back there and it turned out because look at one side of the couple they say no , we recognize putin’s warrant was finally issued by the international criminal court in the hague and if he sets foot on the territory of our country he will be detained immediately, but they reminded us that there are two more conventions that guarantee immunities that is

and holick and is outside the icc in the hague.ournalism and we hope you will find it inspiring. using this bike is revolutionising what we can do, how long we can do it for and allows us to take you to the heart of breaking new in a climate conscious way. corresponded and a holick and is at the hague. taste corresponded and a holick and is at the hague.— is at the hague. we hope it will help — is at the hague. we hope it will help the _ is at the hague. we hope it will help the bbc _ is at the hague. we hope it will help the bbc achieve i is at the hague. we hope it| will help the bbc achieve its goal— will help the bbc achieve its goal to— will help the bbc achieve its goal to become the greenest broadcaster in the world. since switching — broadcaster in the world. since switching from cart about two years — switching from cart about two years ago and has wrap up 10,000 _ years ago and has wrap up 10,000 kilometres on her bike while _ 10,000 kilometres on her bike while working. massively cutting _ while working. massively cuttin

well, are you concerned a hooligan is outside the icc in the hague?atic and sustainable way to carry out our mobile journalism. and we hope you'll find it inspiring. using this bike is revolutionising what we can do, how long we can do it for, and allows us to take you to the heart of breaking news in a climate conscious way. we also hope the bike bureau will help the bbc achieve its goal to become the greenest broadcaster in the world. since switching from car to bike two years ago. anna has already racked up 10,000 kilometres on her bike while working, massively cutting her emissions. but we believe there is the potential to do even more. this is just phase one. we chose the netherlands as the perfect place to pilot this project. editorially, we will be using the bike bureau to focus on solutions and track down positive stories and tech developments that could transform our lives. and we want you to be part of this journey. if you have stories that you think the bike should be covering, then send them our way. i will be sharing more in the coming da

so important congress last year passed a dish authority allowing us to share intelligence with the icce one president. one commander-in-chief. but i'm not certainly have one policy when it comes to the work criminal putin. they to askw you directly , where you reluctant to t share the evidence we have gathered through the department of defense for those were holding vladimir putin accountable for his were crimes? >> i absolutely agree with what you said with the atrocities we have witnessed throughout it has been despicable and we continue towe see evidence of two and deliberately targeting civilians and apartment buildings and you name it the department fairly supports holding russia accountable and there are multiple ways to promote accountability including the domestic ukrainian efforts and i believe in a principled approach to promote accountability. i will alwayst prioritize the protection of us military personnel and anything that we do. >> what is your department not sharing evidence we have gathered to help that effort? department of state is, department of justice why not the

government that typically work with the icc so the war crimes we don't do that directly and i think it's a question of what we are providing and whether or not -- >> there's information that is currently not being provided that the intelligence community would like or otherwise would provide. >> we provided to the policy arms and i don't know exactly what they have provided. >> more specifically then if your understanding the department of defense is holding up the provision of information or intelligence to the icc. >> that is not my understanding. >> do you have an understanding one way or another on this? >> the next question is about the assistance generally to ukraine there's a lot of debate in congress right now and the administration about both the quantity and the quality of the military assistance to ukraine. my understanding is that russia does not have the capability of any major offenses or breakthroughs currently in ukraine. they've been degraded. is it your understanding in 2023 that the russians couldn't conduct major offenses or have major strategic success in ukraine? >>

today, the icc�*s announced a slight law change ahead of those matches.rapped, meaning contentious decisions will now be decided — solely — by the drs video review system. meanwhile, england are sweating on the fitness of their leading wicket takerjames anderson, ahead of theirfirst test against ireland which starts onjune ist. the ecb say anderson has sustained a mild groin strain. he picked up the injury on thursday, while playing for his county lancashire. and that's all the sport for now. president of france emmanuel macron met billionaire businessman elon musk on monday to discuss future investment projects, as the french leader hosts a conference aimed at persuading business leaders to put their money in france. in a tweet, french president hailed the tesla, twitter and space x chief exective, as he said "we talked with more on this our europe regional editor paul moss from oui’ newsroom. interesting timing, what is going on? . , ., , ., on? there are several things going on. first on? there are several things going on- first of— on? there are sever

all these allegations, added up to indictments in the icc, vladimir putin, what are the chances thatccountable for this?- accountable for this? well, regardless _ accountable for this? well, regardless of _ accountable for this? well, regardless of whether - accountable for this? well, - regardless of whether vladimir putin see his day in court, in the hague, what these indictment have done is drawn a line in the sand, for the global community, to say are you on the side of russia, which is actively taking children in violation of the geneva convention or on the side of the rights of the child and the laws of armed conflict which prohibit exactly what you have shown in your broadcast. {lilia which prohibit exactly what you have shown in your broadcast.— shown in your broadcast. 0k, thank ou ve shown in your broadcast. 0k, thank you very much _ shown in your broadcast. 0k, thank you very much for _ shown in your broadcast. 0k, thank you very much for your— shown in your broadcast. 0k, thank you very much for your time. - shown in your broadcast. 0k, thank you very much for your time.

icc new faces. >> louis: joining us this evening from the huntertones which features our very own jon have our horn section. chris ott on trombone. dan white on saxophone. >> stephen: thank you for being here. you add some much-needed height. tonight we've got a couple wonderful guests. nobel prize-winning journalist maria ressa is going to be here. courageous, inspiring woman. talk about inspiring, our dear friend, my old dance partner, sally field is going to be out here. >> louis: old dance partner? dance partner? >> stephen: yeah, it's a long story. folks, i love technology. in fact i am so tech savvy i'm able to make phone calls on my wordle machine. i'd like to tell you all about the latest breakthroughs in tech and my award submitted segment, cyborgasm. >> [groans] >> stephen: first up, maybe the worst ever. maybe the worst ever. first up, they are now making video games for dogs. u.k.-based company is introducing a video game system that it says will unleash your dog's cognitive potential. thanks, but let me introduce you to my dog, benny. when he was a puppy about three years

support recently over £1 million, to these efforts, and recently welcomed the recent announcement of the iccst children, and will continue play a leading part in the coalition to ensure that those who do commit these crimes are brought to justice. deputy speaker, the global environment faces more challenges thanit environment faces more challenges than it has for many years. not least existential threats, international order, and also that to the essence of our democratic values. with the prime minister go with me that actually, the uk is uniquely placed to build the network's relationships that are neededin network's relationships that are needed in order to stop those threats from becoming a reality? mr; threats from becoming a reality? my honourable friend is absolutely right. we are uniquely placed, and i think the last few months of our international engagement and diplomacy have shown that we have strong relationships, notjust in united states. but across europe, and increasingly, in the indo—pacific as well. all of those relationships are strengthening our security, both at home and a

it has symbolic importance, coming less than two months after the icc issued arrest warrants for vladimir on war crimes charges. let's listen to what he said at the hague. lasting peace after victory is achieved by nothing else but the strength of values. first of all, it is the strength of freedom and of law which must work to the fow of ensuring justice. law which must work to the fow of ensuringjustice. not law which must work to the fow of ensuring justice. not hybrid promises instead of human rights. real freedom. promises instead of human rights. realfreedom. not hybrid impunity and symbolic formalities, but full—scale justice. and symbolic formalities, but full—scalejustice. not hybrid peace and constant pressures of violence on the front line, but reliable piece when one respects values, true freedom, truejustice, true peace is respected instead of hybrid forms, but it is exactly what we need now. president zelensky now meeting the dutch minister for further talks on assistance to the ukraine. let's take you to the ukrainian city of odesa. hannah shelest is a senior fellow, center