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in his address to the irish parliament, president zelenskyy knew that his message about hunger would resonate in ireland, which has never recovered. the population of ireland lost to famine in the 19th century, ireland is the only country in the world that had a much larger population in 1940 than it has today. the irish lost 1 million people to starvation between 1845 and 1851, and ireland lost another million people at that time through immigration. most of the irish people you know now in the united states are descended from people who fled the irish famine. here is what president zelenskyy told the irish parliament. >> they also have blocked all of our sea ports together with the vessels that had already agricultural cargo for exports. why are they doing this? because, for them, hunger is also a weapon. a weapon against us, ordinary people, as an instrument of domination. ukraine is one of the leading food supplying countries in the world, without exports. this is not just about the deficit and the threat of hunger, for more than dozens of countries, asia and africa, but even mor

he's been addressing the irish parliament on wednesday, demanding even more rigid sanctions saying that he just couldn't tolerate the indecisiveness of the everything that russian troops had done. it does seem though, that even this new round of sanctions by the, the 5th round, if it's greenlight on thursday, it will be a disappointment to zalinski who has been calling on the west to cut all ties with russia. a former austrian foreign minister current can, i sole told me, she's not surprised. the proposed coal import bond is proving a stumbling block, and she says they resources up to lately vital to the german economy. we know that coal has gained importance for germany with the energy transition, actually, germany with all its commitments to climate change nevertheless, or the last 10 years ever since america had announced energy transition had been relying more and more on cold fire electricity, the power stations then on nuclear and germany is actually in dire need of coal because it needs some back up whenever the wind doesn't blow, the sun doesn't shine. it needs coal fired power

due to the previous restrictions. meanwhile, president zalinski was talking to the irish parliament on wednesday as saying that he wanted to ratchet up the pressure on western countries and wanted more rigid sanctions to be applied. he said that he couldn't tolerate any indecisiveness. after everything the russian troops had done, but it does seem though, that even if this fixed set of sanctions by the use announced on thursday, it won't be enough to cut the mustard for zelinski. who really wants the west. it seems to cut all ties with russia. oh, thanks for taking us through all of our to charlotte davinsky. unless pick up and some of the points that charlotte was speaking about because it's always a pleasure to welcome live onto the program. karen can, i saw a former foreign minister of austria welcome to the program card. thank you very much. good evening. we've seen reports, e u countries couldn't agree on a new sanctions package against russia, specifically on coal imports from russia. are you surprised by that? well, not, not that much because we know that coal has gained importa

today, after the arrest, zelensky gave birth to a statement while communicating with the irish parliamentas inviting them to rebuild the bombed kherson region. here i have a question, when is there russian money? yes, the russian military and the kherson region. it has not been bombed today. that's what zelensky's plans are: yes, with regard to, as it were, with regard to the situation there, so that you understand the integration processes and then so quickly that you just bomb. you are not just going. you, unfortunately, do this on a monthly basis from the outside and do it , unfortunately. that's right. i will now show you one story by alexander kutsev, er, a brilliant war correspondent for komsomolskaya pravda. here are the raisins. you know what happened yesterday and today in july raisins that came up. you know, no, well, there's a lot going on. yes, i am, so your troops left, raisins a few days ago ago, and today, or rather, yesterday they covered the city with cluster munitions, the main civilian victims. see how the russian army helps these civilians. e to hospitalize. in short,

he's been speaking at the irish parliament demanding that they are all even more rigid sanctions. he said that he couldn't tolerate any more indecisiveness of the everything. the russian troops had done. now it does seem that this 5th round of sanctions by the you will be a disappointment to him because he does want the west to cut all ties with russia. and it's clear that that is not about to happen. charlotte, thanks very much for taking us through all votes artie. charlotte davinsky no. nelson wong from the shanghai center for international studies, believes the sanctions against russia are on for on the european countries that rely so much on their energy needs from moscow. sanctions don't really work, it's actually an expression of hostility. and also it's a declaration of economic war which is bound to receive resistance and counter attack. so in that case, in that sense, for example, of the sanctions against russia, because of this ongoing conflict in ukraine. what are the results? let's look at what europe is facing. now. old, the energy prices on going up. food prices are

the day addressing the irish parliament.ht. for them is carrying out in plain sight. fr?" them hunger is also a weapon, a weapon against us ordinary people, as an instrument of domination, the worst thing is the city of mariupol, there are half a million inhabitants, it was put under siege and they have blocked the access from the soil, from the sea, they are blocking humanitarian cargo, they are not allowing anything to come through. they are not allowing anything to come through-— they are not allowing anything to come throuih. ., , , , come through. know where it seems is off limits. come through. know where it seems is off limits- not— come through. know where it seems is off limits. not for _ come through. know where it seems is off limits. not for the _ come through. know where it seems is off limits. not for the first _ come through. know where it seems is off limits. not for the first time - off limits. not for the first time in this conflict there are claims hospitals are being shelled. the humanitarian charity medi

subcommittee will hold hearings on gasoline prices and the ukrainian president will address the irish parliamentle engines -- u.s. wholesale will be thursday. looks like we are in for it next week. guy: i will join you on the 5:00 a.m. show. kailey: i'm looking forward to it. bright and dark in new york. guy: i'm going to the cable and we will be joined by airgas with a lot to talk about as far as inflation. that's next, this is bloomberg. ♪ if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. that's virtually everywhere we serve. the choice is clear: make your business future ready with the network from the most innovative company. comcast business. powering possibilities™. >> from the world politics >> it's time for ukraine to reply in kind to russia and logistics supply facilities. >> to the world of busin

today, in an address to the irish parliament, presidents lynskey said this. >> russia is using this weapon, the worst thing is the city of mariupol, there is half 1 million habitants in the city, it was put on besieged, they have blocked the access from the soil, from the sea, they are blocking the humanitarian cargo. they are not allowing anything to come through. neither water, nor medication, while it was snowing people wouldn't melt the snow to get water. now they don't even have that. so they are bombing 24/7. air, bombings, in mariupol. there is no single house left intact and a half 1 million city. none. the dead and killed were simply buried in the yards of the condominiums. and in many cases, they couldn't even do that. the bodies were just left there lying on the streets and the remnants of the buildings and in the basements. we don't know how many citizens of mariupol have been killed by russia. >> luke was reporting in the new yorker about the massacre wrote, a number of corpses had been severely burned besides a garbage pile, it was hard to say how many there were. charred leg

speaking to the irish parliament this morning he said russian forces are blocking deliveries of food,ater and medicine as a means to control the cities and territories they are currently within. there's no clearer example of this than in mariupol. some 60,000 residents remain in the besieged city, and they are without running water, heat and light. communication lines have been cut off and the international red cross says russian soldiers are blocking them from the city to evacuate survivors. we will hear more from that aid organization in just a bit. in bucha, the survivors of the russian occupation are telling their stories and richard engel spoke with families that told what happened when russian forces came to their home. >> reporter: the family was in their home when russian soldiers threw a grenade through the window in the house. they came outrunning out in their slippers. they asked, where are the nazis? give us their addresses. they said we are russians, we came to liberate you. >> translator: they make him take his sweater off and put him on his knees and shot him in the hea

today president zelenskyy told the irish parliament that 10 million ukrainians have been displaced either internally or as refugees since late february. >> translator: it means that russia hasn't yet abandoned their plans they are looking forward to subdue and occupy all the of people. we want to make sure that russia will start looking for peace and leave us alone. >> and today pope francis hold up a ukrainian flag from the devastated city of bucca. and secretary of state blinken signing off on $100 million in more weapons for ukraine overnight. i asked him about that during our exclusive interview today and about president zelenskyy's prospects for victory. >> a protracted war is going to last years according to the chairman of the joint chiefs. will today's new commitment of javelins, anti-tank weapons to ukraine shorten that time? >> andrea, we want to see this come to an end as quickly as possible. that's exactly why we're making sure we're doing everything we can to support ukraine and give them the assistance they need to put pressure and to increase pressure on russia. between the

today addressing the irish parliament.ey have blocked access from the soil, from the sea. they are blocking the humanitarian cargo. they are not allowing anything to come through. nowhere, it seems, is off limits. not for the first time in this conflict there are claims hospitals are being shelled. the humanitarian charity medecins sans frontieres says in mykolaiv, several medical facilities have been hit in the past two days. there were pockmarks all around the grounds, so it wasn�*t one large impact crater. all one direct hit on one of the hospitals around. as i mentioned, there were several in that area. it was rather scattered all around. so with that, from experience of working in conflict zones, the team came to the conclusion it must have been cluster munitions. the us and eu is preparing more sanctions on russia. as the kremlin stepped up military aggression in the east of ukraine, thousands of people who live in the donbas region are now fleeing. ukrainian officials say they believe moscow because my aim is now to

allen fisher al jazeera on capitol hill, where ukraine's president saw the irish parliament he can't tolerate any indecision about sanctions on russia. in a video just a dublin vladimir lens, he said some leaders are more concerned with business losses than with war crimes. islands, prime minister says he'll push for the strongest possible e u sanctions, and that vladimir putin can't succeed. when a number of meetings are taking place in europe, where sanctions are being discussed, dominic cane is lifeless. in berlin. we must be getting to the point dominic, where we're beginning to wonder, what are the sanctions that you can impose the further sanctions they can impose in the minds of some people would be complete benz on russian oil, coal. and most importantly, at least in this country, gas so far, at least russian gas has not been embargoed. there's no ban on it. which is good news from the perspective of some e, you states, specifically the german and the austrian government. we know that in austria, there is deep resistance to this suggestion. the russian gas be switched off imm

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foreign countries for so much, even food, i mean, ukrainian be president zelenskyy told the irish parliamentture, cause widespread hunger many listen to this. >> they often consider weapon -- consider hunger as a weapon. ukraine is one of the leading countries in the global food market. without our exports it's not simply a shortage but a threat for famine in more than a dozen countries. maria: now we're talking about famine and food shortages. do you think maybe the administration might want to shift priorities toward getting production facilities back to america so that we don't have to rely on foreigners for our food as well as our medicine, rather than prioritizing electric vehicles? >> yes, maria. absolutely. i think this administration has a lot of priorities that are just simply wrong for the american people. and certainly you bring up the electric vehicles. well, we need to unleash american energy. that's so important. bring production back to the united states. we are very fortunate here in in the united states that we are able to produce the food that we need and that's exactly wha

today vlodymyr zelensky has been addressing the irish parliament and he has told parliamentarians thatas a weapon and as an instrument of domination. he says they are using hunger as a weapon and an instrument of domination. let's speak to our correspondent in lviv, emma vardy. when we think of hunger, we think of mariupol because we have been hearing for weeks that people are short of food, water, medicine, heat. tell us what the latest is in the situation there. i know the deputy prime minister of ukraine was talking about setting up humanitarian corridors. has it been any progress on that? you humanitarian corridors. has it been any progress on that?— humanitarian corridors. has it been any progress on that? you are right, that ci is any progress on that? you are right, that city is cut _ any progress on that? you are right, that city is cut off _ any progress on that? you are right, that city is cut off and _ any progress on that? you are right, that city is cut off and under- that city is cut off and under extreme bar department. we are told this is a tactic by russian forces to g

irish civil rights struggle. do you believe that it's a shadow stilling because of british politics today? the politicians in parliament here cannot speak about the irish civil rights struggle for fear of security services reprisal today. yeah, i think there's also a lot of that fear within them on but it no jeremy i went on and john don and others within. they were going to pull rows with all the key players at the time of the civil rights champion. and even jim gun and he come to darian id, spoke invitation to ratify the wrongs robin age the we don't. whitelaw with a check understand that pro dormant quit and he brought an end to storm windows upon stone. didn't no longer up arm to something assembly because they couldn't manage the proper control apart and, and they, if you get it the special powers actually also want to get it the, the sure to get it on the integer to internment. no ramp, often with the it will happen, the british government introduced determine which again, infected winds on the national escape will in turn people who are totally innocent and who weren't involved in any was were and of course you

irish civil rights struggle. do you believe that it's a shadow still lingers of british politics today? the politicians in parliament here cannot speak about the irish civil rights struggle for fear of security services reprisal today. yeah, i think there's also that fear within them on but it no jeremy i went on and john don and others within their group. paul rose was one of the key players at the time of the civil rights champion and even jim gun. and he come to darian id, spoke in relation to rate upon the wrongs robin age, the way them whitelaw with a check understand that pro dormant went and he brought an end to storm with our department stoned. it no longer up arm to simply an assembly because they couldn't manage the at the proper control apart and, and they get it the special powers actually also want to get it they, they should together on the integers to internment. no, rand doctor, with the go ahead from the british government, introduce determine which, again, infected winds on the national staple, and turn people who are totally innocent and who weren't involved in any which were . and of course, you

irish civil rights struggle. do you believe that it's a shadow still lingers of british politics today? the politicians in parliament here cannot speak about the irish civil rights struggle for fear of security services reprisal today. yeah, i think there's also that fear within them on but i know jeremy i went on and john dawn and others within there. great. paul rose with all the key players at the time of the civil rights champion and even jim gun. and he come to darian id, spoke in relation to re, to plan the wrongs robin age. the way i'm whitelaw with a check understand that pro dormant quit and he brought an end to storm with our department stoned it no longer up armed or something assembly because they couldn't manage the at the proper control apart and, and they, if you get it the special powers actually also want to get it the, the sure to get it on the integer to internment. no ramp. often with the go ahead from the british government introduced determine which again, infected winds on the national staple, and turn people who are totally innocent and who weren't involved in any was were. and of course, you

irish civil rights struggle. do you believe that it's a shadow stilling because of a british politics today? the politicians in parliament here cannot speak about the irish civil rights struggle for fear of security services reprisal today. yeah, i think there's also that fear within them on but i didn't know jeremy i went on and john don and others within their guard. paul rose were on the the key players at the time of the civil rights champion and even jim gun. and he come to darian id, spoke invitation to ratify the wrongs that robin h. the william whitelaw with a shag understand that pro dormant, quit, and he brought an entry storm upon stoned. it no longer up armed or something assembly because they couldn't manage the at the proper control apart. and, and they, if you get it the dispatcher, ours actually also went to get it the, the sure to get it on the, in the just to internment no ramp up to with the go ahead from the british government. introduced determined which again, infected winds on the national staple, and turn people who were totally innocent and who weren't involved in any whatsoever. and of course yo

parliament. anti-russian sanctions are already being called a shot in the foot. and how a ban on the sale of irish butter in russia will save the lives of ukrainian citizens, how the purchase of vile and dirty american gas becomes a war. well, of course not, because sanctions have never helped end a military offensive or bring about a change of power. what did they help? so it is in destroying the economy, russian citizens will pay for it. even more for this will pay the citizens of europe who are faced with a huge jump in energy prices inflation and a catastrophic drop in their standard of living. we are just shooting ourselves in the foot, while the soaring prices in germany need to negotiate with moscow and speaks of a member of the bundestag. sarah wagne is her compatriot head of the european people's party. weber explains to kindle war and freeze for evil to russians, this is a manifestation of the european spirit. i am i ask myself today 10 years from the european spirit. how strong is the european spirit, and this is not the second word ever refers to weapons to weapons, even disarming the

irish civil rights struggle. do you believe that it's a shadow stilling because of a british politics today? the politicians in parliament here cannot speak about the our civil rights struggle for fear of security services reprisal today. i think there's also that fear within the mind, but i didn't know jeremy. i went on and john mcdonald and others within the required paul rose was one of the key players at the time of the civil rights champion and even jim gunn. and he come to darian id, spoke in relation to ratify the wrongs of robin age. the way them whitelaw with a check understand that pro dormant went and he brought an end to storm apartment stone it no longer up armed or something assembly because they couldn't manage the air the proper control apart and on day if you get this special powers actually also want to get the, the shoot to kill on the integers to internment. no ramp. often with the go ahead from the british government. introduced determined which again, infected winds on the national people in turn, people who are totally innocent and who weren't involved in any which were of course you have to rememb

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