k. foreign secretary list trusts is holding talks with russia is a foreign minister about the tension near the ukranian border. russia and belarus have started joint military drills. the kremlin says the exercises are focusing on repelling external aggression. truck is in canada who were protesting against vaccine requirements and pandemic restrictions. a blocking the ambassador bridge, it's a vital border crossing with the u. s. and crucial to both economies and several democratic lead us states our easing pandemic restrictions, new york has announced its dropping the requirement for mosques to be worn inside businesses. russian media reporting a limb peak, a skater camilla valley ever tested positive for a band hot medication before leaving to bank ging, the report comes after olympic officials delight presenting the 15 year old and her teammates with thick old metal. the drug is used to treat angina and is banned by the world and joking agency as a performance enhancing stimulant. the i see says reports of doping, a speculation. obviously we ask for and hope for the patient and und

k. foreign secretary lives trust is wanting. a war between russia and ukraine would be disastrous for europe. she's meeting with russian foreign minister there, guy leverage in moscow. i love to talk, so i'm president rusher and valerie have started joint military drills need ukraine, florida. the kremlin says, the exercises will focus on what is called suppressing and repelling external aggression. and truck is in canada who are protesting against the vaccine requirements and pandemic restrictions. a blocking the ambassador bridge, it's a vital border crossing with the u. s. and crucial to both economies and investigation is underway in libya into an attack. on the interim prime minister abdul 100, the baby car was shot us in the capitol tripoli, but he escaped an engine. it comes ahead of a shadow vote in parliament to replace him. malik trying to is covering developments from tripoli. hello there, melick. what more can you tell us about this incident? was it an assassination attempt? well that's definitely what people close ta

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k. foreign secretary, the 1st form secretary to travel to russia in 4 years. i think behind these are a couple of things. firstly, on january the 31st place, trust the u. k. parliament. that by thursday, the 10th of february, they would be in place, new legislation, which would, which would have ready new sanctions against people and companies which seems to be supporting the russian government. what the foreign office is calling the largest ever sanctions regime against russia. in the circumstances that russia did take military action, this trust has talked about any invasion. now, those new sanctions are not ready. the opposition here has queried why it's being reported that they should be brought forward by the end of this month. but they so puts more pressure on on lives truss and on the british government to look like it's doing something along side it's european allies, under nato, now live trusted in russia for a 2 day visit meeting. the foreign minister boris johnson on thursday travels to poland to meet the prime minister president. but crucially also

k. foreign secretary in moscow. these trust says moscow must back up its words of peace with action. fundamentally, a war and ukraine would be disastrous for the russian and ukrainian people for european security. and together, nato has made it clear that any incursion into ukraine would have massive consequences and carry severe costs. normally, with the machine, no doubt of course we need to normalize relations, but this is supposed to be based on mutual and respectful dialogue, principles of equality and recognition of each other's interest. you'll get to it. but as for id, ologies, ultimate and threats, this is a dead end street m o healed nothing. unfortunately, some of our western colleagues have been carried away with this in their public statement. and i cannot call this diplomacy. and the u. k. prime minister has urged europe to hold them on ukraine's right to join names. i'm forrest johnson has been at the lines headquarters in brussels for talks. russia and belarus, meanwhile, have started joint military

k. foreign secretary to russia for 4 years. and she'll be meeting so gay lover off her brushing counterparts, urging him to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis to tensions in eastern europe, but also re committing the u. k. support for ukrainian territorial sovereignty. now em, let's try to put out a statement saying, we have said many times any further invasion would incur severe costs including through a coordinated package of sanctions. now the foreign office have referred to those sanctions that are being prepared by the government here as the wider, widest ranging. so far bots on the 31st of january, liz truss, are told parliament. the package we're putting forward will be in place by the 10th of february, which means we're able to enact wide ranging sanctions in broad categories, really targeting companies which support or the russians state and individuals connected to them. they have that legislation isn't in place, which probably means it's even more imperative for live trust. now, to tell russia that the u. k. me

k. foreign secretary and russia, foreign minister is still under way. they're taking questions right now from what we've heard so far. it doesn't sound that down the same page after this meeting behind close doorstep had no, certainly not. the 2 ministers met for about an hour and a half behind closed doors, and they've just come out to read say, the pretty much the same thing that they said before going into that meeting. the russian foreign minister survey lover of saying that the british foreign secretary set the agenda for the start of this meeting list trust, wanted to discuss ukraine china bell roofs and iran with sergei. love rob, and that's what they've discussed so far. the, a russian foreign minister said that really they are, these are the priorities for the foreign secretary and a certain lover of also said that, that we don't understand a, the kind of anxiety about stationing of our troops. and that's it. that action has caused, there seems to be serious disconnect between what the russians are saying and what they a british foreign secreta

k. foreign secretary to moscow. that's right, sir. and it's so all about sending a message which has been ongoing, which we've heard over the last few weeks from the u. k. on its allies. last week, the u. k. sent to ukraine, an anti tank around 2000 and t or tank weapons. and around 30 military personnel to work with them and armored vehicles now for the 1st time in 4 years, a u. k. foreign secretary is traveling to the russian capital is truss will meet so gay lover off her russian counterpart. and she'll be urging him to try to reach a diplomatic solution to the tensions in the region. let's trust has put out a statement in the last couple of hours saying we have said many times any further invasion would incur severe costs including through a coordinated package of sanctions. now, as a parallel statement from the a foreign office here says that last week, the u. k announced a new legislation for the strongest ever sanctions regime on russia as it puts it. and so this is all a repetition, really of the message that we heard on tuesda

miss l u k. foreign secretary lives trust is warning a war between russia and ukraine. it would be disastrous. t v. europe. she's meeting with the russian foreign minister, so gay lab rove in moscow. he says the talks are unprecedented. fundamentally, a war and ukraine would be disastrous for the russian and ukrainian people and for european security. and together, nato has made it clear that any incursion into ukraine would have massive consequences and carry severe costs. normally with the machine. no doubt, of course we need to normalize relations, but this is supposed to be based on mutual and respectful dialogue, principles of equality and recognition of each other's interest. you'll get to it. but as for id, ologies, ultimate, and with threats, this is a dead end street, m o healed nothing. unfortunately, some of our western colleagues have been carried away with this in their public statements. and i cannot call this diplomacy. my russia and bell route have standard joint military drew ne ukraine's board to come and says the exercises will focus on what it called

russia. friends present among low emanuel, the kron met the country's leaders this week, the few k foreign secretary. lest ross is visiting moscow talks, while prime minister boris johnson is in warsaw and brussels. meanwhile, the u. s. is accusing russia escalate intentions by planning more military exercises. embarrass russia, says is trying to repel any attacks on its borders. all that about the roost. and canadas prime minister tray says truck is blocking a vital border crossing with the u. s. or a threat to the economy. the so called freedom convoy wants vaccine requirements and other covert 19 restrictions scrapped. yes, it's yes, if it's an acceptable lay, factually tis up like this. see just unacceptable. the impacts on small businesses on manufacturers, on the supply chain or ongoing. whether it be barricades at the border or sieges in ottawa, we must do everything we can at every level of government to end it when it's fill up. what would really help is if the conservative party could tell it, support is to stop blocking our economy and go home. south korea's president is calling

k. foreign secretary, less trust is visiting moscow for talks, while prime minister boris johnson is in warsaw and brussels. and germany's chancellor. olaf schultz is hosting several european leaders in berlin, ukraine's foreign minister says western leaders are making progress and averting a russian invasion of ukraine. french president emmanuel macro, met a russian president vladimir putin and ukraine's blood m as lensky. in the past few days. natasha butler's following developments from kiev, where the ukrainian foreign minister says his country won't accept any ultimatums to diffuse the tension with russia. dmitri labor or giving a press conference here in kiev, and he went over a couple of points. really, he said, 1st of all, in terms of the situation along, keeps along ukraine's border. he said that it was calm, it was quiet despite the built out of a russian troops there. and that i caused some of the comments he made earlier today in which he said, look, the situation is still very tense, but it is under control. he said he also welcomed a recent diplomatic efforts by various

k. foreign secretary and his trust is visiting moscow tools while primary subarus johnson is in warsaw. ambrose the used help financial regulator is warning major banks of a possible russian cyber attack. that's according to the reuters news agency says. banks are conducted as south korea's president is calling for summit between us present joe biden. and north korea's came john on may moon j in express. a concern that north korea could resume nuclear, a long range missile testing, which he says could calls an instance courses. and the u. s. is accused russia of escalating tensions by planning law, military exercises and by the rules. the rules are planned for thursday. russia says it's trying to repel any attack on his borders or that of bella roost, but it comes, as the pentagon said moscow's been deployed, more troops were fronted with ukraine. and the 1st come boys carrying u. s. military equipment have arrived in romania. that's where a 1000 american troops i headed in the coming days. they'll join some $900.00 service members already station that as part of an additional troop de

k. foreign secretary is in moscow lives trust is due to whole talk. busy with russian foreign minister. so guy lab rose in the next hour while british prime minister barak johnson is at the nicer headquarters in brussels before leaving for poland. truck is in canada who are protesting against vaccine requirements in pandemic restrictions. a blocking the ambassador bridge. it's a vital border crossing with the u. s. and crucial. so both economies, there are reports. a similar protest convoy is planned in the us. investor fridge is canada busiest link to the united states and accounts for about 25 percent of trade between the 2 countries. and so the blockade poses arrest to supply chains for the auto industry because the bridge of the key conduit for motor vehicles, components, and parts, and delays risk disrupting auto production. we are in close contact. we've been doing a great deal of work on this. alicia wood randall, our homeland security advisor convened a meeting just today. still in the u. s. and several democratic lead states, a easing pandemi

this our m u k. foreign secretary leads trust has told russia's foreign minister a war with ukraine would be disastrous and has urged moscow to take a path of diplomacy and made it comes as russia and belarus had started. joint military drills. the kremlin says the exercises of focusing on repelling external aggression. it also jabari has moved from moscow. according to the foreign secretary, she's here with 2 main objectives. one, to make very clear to the russian authorities that should there be an invasion of ukraine, that the sanctions imposed on russia from the british government would now not only affect the british economy their russian economy rather, but also a very close allies of russian president vladimir putin and their personal wealth in the u. k. would also be effected. there is a lot of russian money invested in the british property. market truck is in canada who are protesting against vaccine requirements and pandemic restrictions. a blocking the ambassador bridge. it's a vital border crossing with the us and crucial to both economies. several democratic lead us states ar

k. foreign secretary list trust is visiting moscow for talks. while prime minister boris johnson will be in warsaw and brussels. meanwhile, the u. s. is accusing russia of escalating tension by planning more military exercise in belarus. russia says, is training to repel any attacks on its board as well. that of beller bruce and south korea's president is calling for summit between us president joe biden. and north korea's came junk and moon j. n. expressed concern that north korea could resume nuclear and long range missile testing, which he says it would cause an instant crisis. and russian media are reporting that olympic scatter, camilla vajella valley ava tested positive for a hot medication before leaving for beijing. olympic officials delayed presenting the 15 year old and had he made a gold medal for that when it's the same drug that prompted the ban of the russian bolts. the team in 2018 and there's been an attack on the convoy of libya's in trim prime minister in the capital tripoli. abdul hamid debate was returning home when his car w

k. is foreign secretary has been in moscow for talks less. try has told russia it must move its troops from the ukrainian border if it's serious about diplomacy. if russia is serious about diplomacy, they need to move those troops and desist from the threats. now if we are able to follow up on.

k. foreign secretary visit just yesterday. and today, there was a meeting between the defense minister of russia and the defense secretary of the u . k. and as the russian foreign secretary, as the russian 4 months or so on thursday it's, it's as if rush, the people are, it's as if they're trying to talk to with deaf people. cheryl and tim store. i'm disappointed that we seem to have dialogue between a meet and a definite person. they seem to be listening, but don't hair. almost detailed explanations have fallen on rough ground. they say that russia is waiting for the soil to freeze and become like a stone that tanks can pass safely into ukrainian territory. it seems that our british colleagues have the same sold today, from which numerous factors that we cited a bounce. now, after washington made it statements, we heard from the russian foreign ministry, they said it basically declared the sum of washington's actions so far surrounding isn't this anti russia hysteria to be a massive disinformation campaign? and earlier we did

k. is foreign secretary has been in moscow for talks. less truss has told russia it must move its truth from the ukrainian border if it's serious about diplomacy. if russia is serious about diplomacy, they need to move those troops and desist from the threats. now if we are able to follow a path of diplomacy, a nato has put offer on the table for talks to improve transparency, to improve confidence between the parties than their all hopes of a better future. while russia's foreign minister has accused a west of double standards for telling it to withdraw troops from ukraine's border . no, what lee, she upward sheeny, unlike maneuvers that russia holds in its own territory when their troops go back to their bases. the western troops far from their own territory, lou kay, the us and canada believed their troops go to the baltics in the black sea, and they never go back to their bases or go home. you still with you, liam? have we done something that is not part of our sovereign, rightly something we're entitled to do in our own country in the u. k. foreign minister voice johnson, for his p

k. foreign the u. k. defense secretary. and he's basically laying it out, laying out his cards on the table, saying if the west and russia are to get along than the west needs to stop arming, hostile military on russia's border. if we like to propose a step towards reducing tensions and in the pumping off of ukraine with weapons from a brush that's being done publicly in significantly. and it's not entirely clear why. i'd also like to understand why britain has deployed special forces to ukraine and for how long they'll be there. now the last thing i want to mention about the white house is the recent statement was that it said it's trying to prevent war, but perhaps a better way to go about preventing war would be to return to the negotiating table rather than continue to spread hysteria around russian and a potential russian invasion that moscow continues to say. it's not planning. daniel mcadams, who's executive director, the ron pulled piece institute, says the situation has become more dangerous. i have said all along

k foreign, the u. k. defense secretary, and he's basically laying it out, laying out his cards on the table, saying if the west and russia are to get along in the west needs to stop arming, hostile military on russia's border. if we like to propose being done publicly and significantly, then it's not entirely clear why. i'd also like to understand why britain has deployed special forces to ukraine and for how long they'll be there. now the last thing i want to mention about the white house is the recent statement was that it said it's trying to prevent war, but perhaps a better way to go about preventing war would be to return to the negotiating table rather than continue to spread hysteria around russian and a potential russian invasion that moscow continues to say. it's not planning. meanwhile, diplomatic talks continue and an attempt to find a solution to the ongoing conflict in easton ukraine. a political advisors to the normandy full group at once again on friday. however, the criminal envoy said n

k. foreign secretary where he said that the media was basically putting forward the story that russia has some sort of concrete plans to lay siege to ukrainian cities, set up a puppet government and set up camps for disloyal ukrainians. and this is something you said is complete nonsense, but let's take a listen to what exactly joe biden said when he urged to americans to leave the country. ukraine can citizens should leave, should leave. now we're dealing with one of the largest armies in the world. it's a very different situation and things can go crazy quickly. now it's important to note that this statement from bio comes up just alongside antony blink and saying that a russian invasion of ukraine could be, could happen at any moment that it could be eminent. so we are expecting to see.

k. foreign secretary where he said that the media was basically putting forward the story that russia has some sort of concrete plans to lay siege to ukrainian cities, set up a puppet government and set up camps for disloyal ukrainians. and this is something you said is complete nonsense, but let's take a listen to what exactly joe biden said when he urged the americans to leave the country. ukraine. american citizens should leave should leave. now, we're dealing with one of the largest armies in the world. it's a very different situation and things can go crazy quickly. now it's important to note that this statement from binding comes just alongside anthony blink and saying that a russian invasion of ukraine could be, could happen at any moment that it could be eminent. so we are expecting to see a, a briefing in washington scheduled for today. it's already been scheduled, scheduled for 2 pm local time, washington. so this period is one of really extremes, hysteria. and we're going to have to see how, what washington's next comment is going to be. indeed, i don't, thanks for coming i

k. foreign secretary list trust, who said to quote that there would be no way left to hide for these mega rich russians who many are aligned with the russian president vladimir putin. she said that every few months there would be new names added to the list. fits long running conflict is about freedom and democracy in europe. because if we do not talk payton and ukraine, we're going to see others on the track, the voltage, harland, moldova. it ends up in a conflict with nato. now greece and romania are the latest countries to announce that they will be sending defense equipment and humanitarian aid to ukraine. romania has also offered to take care of the wounded in military and civilian hospitals. germany in a turn round has also announced now that it will be sending weapons to the ukraine, including n t, a craft massage and tank busting rockets. now this is a reversal of an earlier policy. what we heard from the german chancellor olive shops is that quote, it is our duty to support ukraine to the best of our ability in defending hooton's, aggressive and invading armies. so that's ho

k. foreign office says it's putting together a fail to extend the reach of possible sanctions. that it, that london could put against russia. the u. k. put 1000 troops on, on high alert for a potential russian invasion that moscow was time. and time again denied that it's planning to do. and just yesterday, course johnson met with nato to discuss the possible the possibility of doubling the amount of british troops that are in europe near russia's borders. so of course, those are reflections of the current state of relations between the 2 countries. but while it's actually at the, at the press conference seems to try and play down a lot of all the, a lot. a lot of this stuff actually. he said that, you know, britain doesn't have that many military advisors in ukraine and that there are trainings are going to be done soon and that he would continue. he also reassured the public that he's going to be continuing working towards diplomacy and that and that he was reassured when sho, shaw, who told him that russia is not going to invade. but this is actually a real 180 from what he w

k. foreign secretary will despite trust, apparently apologizing later for the mistake, it did spark a wave of criticism online with money saying it was under coming in for the countries highest ranking diplomat to make social blunder. some wondered how she could go into the official talks and not even know the names of the regions she would discuss. full british home office minister on baker says, list caps, nato's 5 waves of expansion. ranch is not very good. i mean, that's the reality of it. she's brought to you in the post and not somebody pointed out to try to do so. but looking at the whole situation a deeply on the elbow, she wasn't probably brave to st. we've got the situation on the ground whereby the, the, you can us dollars the rhetoric, but also going to to, to a $100000.00 russian troops on the board of what reason we don't know. so i don't think it's like, and this was a credit to be the thing that most is become increasingly frustrated. it feel that it's being driven into a corner perhaps with what's going on. i think an object to view of the, of the ration development.

k. foreign secretary and the russian foreign minister said a lot of rob trust is here in moscow. to day for talks with sec, a laugh rav aimed at com intentions, a, the ukraine. she said, she's here to make as much progress as possible towards a diplomatic solution to the situation. ukraine, however, as you to sort the press conference, just their relation, steam as a frosty, as ever, if not more. so it seems as though very little has been agreed on at this sat meeting here today, but we can cross left to our correspondent to find out more details. now. don't cortez, thanks very much for joining us. could you just like wrap up the main points that we heard in that media conference is now either nicky, well as you said and as could be seen by the press conference itself for it looks like this meeting was not very productive for the advancement of diplomacy between the 2 countries, sir, we can to give you the main points. i mean, both love, rob entrusts, spoke about a number of issues at the top of the agenda. of course, we're on russia's proposals for security guarantees that they

k. foreign secretary says that london cannot ignore the russian troops that are on their own territory near ukraine's border. as for laughter off, he says that if both countries are going to see eye to eye, they need to negotiate on an equal playing field. lose lose. the question you go through, we cannot be satisfied with a relationship that is probably as is lowest points in many years. so of course it can only be normalized. 3 mutually respectful and equal dialogue based on the recognition of each other's legitimate interests and the search for mutually acceptable solutions. ideologies approaches, ultimatums, threats and moralizing. she is a road to nowhere who do unfortunately, oh, western colleagues, follow this form of public activity. i cannot call it diplomacy majorly to show. so nicholas, you know, the group at the top of today's agenda, of course, are the proposals for security guarantees that moscow put forward back in mid december. the main point of contention has been russia's call for an end to further eastward expansion of the military alliance nato. that's something tha

k. foreign secretary actually is set to put forward a bill that would actually sanction russia if it were to go forward with these plans. and this is strange because that thus, despite the fact that moscow has repeatedly and time and time again said it has no plans to invade any one. nevertheless, london has recently put 1000 troops on standby for a potential russian invasion. and that comes just in the run up to boris johnson's thursday meeting with the head of nato. he's going to be discussing the potential of doubling the amount of british troops in europe near russia's border. and this is all part of boris johnson's claim to draw a line in the snow when it comes to russia. the u. k remains unwavering and our commitment to european security as an alliance. we must rule lines in the snow and be clear. there are principles upon which we will not compromise. now the u. k is also been now the u. k. has also been supplying weapons to key of actually last month. ukrainian military was equipped with an law anti tank missile systems, courtesy of the british taxpayer. and as early as wedne

k foreign secretary list trust accused moscow of lying and wall to wall nato nation media appearing to relish a story that can mean world war 3. the only winners arms companies and leaders like maurice johnson who face the prospect of a police interrogation. here in london, we examine both sides of the ukraine crisis. all the small coming up in today's going underground at 1st is both ukrainian and russian president. try to ease fears of a russian invasion of ukraine, nato nation leaders embroiled in domestic political battles at home heightened fears of a war with moscow. joining me now from here in london to discuss the way out of this crisis is the biographer of john maynard keynes lords cadell sky emeritus professor of political economy at war conversing. thank you so much and looks good housekeeper coming on to the joe biden administration. kind of flip flops at the invasion was imminent. now it's any day boss. johnson's foreign secretary list trusting russia denials about invading ukraine or false, or at least leverage has to prove it. am sure your take on this week's events. i w

k. foreign secretary, less trust is visiting moscow for talks, while prime minister boris johnson is in warsaw and brussels. meanwhile, the u. s. is accusing russia, escalating tensions by planning more military exercise in bella reese, russia says it's trying to repel any attack on its board as well. that of belarus these top financial regulate his warning major banks of a possible russian cyber attack. that's according to the reuters news agencies which says banks are conducting cyber war games. south korea's president is calling for summit between joe biden and north korea's came junk and moon at j. n. express concerned that north korea could resume nuclear and long range missile testing, which he said could cause an instant crisis. robot bright has more from sole he remains fairly up beat about the prospects of dealing with north korea, saying that it is possible conditions could exist whereby president bo jacked bert joe biden like his predecessor could meet with akim jogan, of north korea to talk about the nuclear, a zation reminding the world of course that the americans have

k. foreign secretary in moscow, loughborough says british and nato truitt build up in eastern europe, threatens russia. moore. what lee? she would sheeny, unlike maneuvers that russia holds in its own territory when their troops go back to their bases. the western troops far from their own territory, lou kay, the us and canada, their troops go to the baltics in the black sea, and they never go back to their bases or go home. you still with eulu, have we done something that is not part of our sovereign, rightly something we're entitled to do in our own country. you know, if russia is serious about to play missy, they need to move these trips and desist from the threats. now if we are able to follow a path of diplomacy and nato has put offer on the table for talks to improve transparency, to improve confidence between the parties. then there are hopes of a better future. and britain's prime minister, as urged europe to hold firm on ukraine's right to join nato. boris johnson has been at the alliance headquarters in brussels for talks was to vaskins in the bell, russian capital minns. wi

k. foreign secretary is on her way to moscow for talks about the crisis over ukraine. les tress says shall urge the kremlin to san pitts. what she calls it's aggression and start meaningful discussions. she's following in the footsteps of french president emmanuel michael, who met the russian leader on tuesday on monday. western nations are threatening moscow with sanctions if it invades ukraine. natasha butler has more from the point of view of european powers, as long as there is dialogue with russia. there is room for optimism and that's why diplomatic efforts continue in kia the spanish a foreign minister has been meeting his counterpart as those efforts to try and deescalate the crisis of ukraine to continue. now, on tuesday evening, the leaders of france, germany, and poland, met to in berlin. they said that they were united, they were going to continue their efforts to do everything they could to diffuse tensions with russia. meanwhile, japan is sending a gas shipment to europe as fears grow of an energy crisis because of the threat of war in ukraine. the supply due to arrive

k. foreign secretary list trust. and today, there was the meeting between the defense secretaries of, of the defense secretary of the u. k. and the defense minister of russia. so, when live rav yesterday said that negotiating with the west is like speaking with a deaf person, i mean, it really does seem like that little sugarland, tim. still, i am disappointed that we seem to have dialogue between a mute and a deaf person. they seem to be listening, but don't hair. almost detailed explanations have fallen on rough ground. they say that russia is waiting for the soil to freeze and become like a stone said that tanks compassed safely into ukrainian territory. it seems that our british colleagues have the same sold today, from which numerous factors that we cited of bouncing the white house says the bite and is going to make an emergency phone call to putin to try and work out. this situation that washington claims as an imminent russian invasion, while on the russian side, they have, you know, have time and time again d

s. foreign policy. and frankly, u. k. australian foreign policy operates, cause chaos, leave, mess, leave, and don't wage on the way out. i mean this essentially what happened a little, the money to china. obviously those is deny all of that and say that they were mandated under the un resolution 1378 to do what they did to to defend the united states as the lowest. i'll stop you that more from the prolific journalist all the filmmaker co founder of declassified australia, after this break with hello, driven by tremendous shapes, banks, concur. some of those with airs, sinks. we dare to ask for what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms. race is often very dramatic, development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk with welcome back. i'm still here with that. it's the lowest kind the beneficent to buy the journalist or the filmmaker and co founder of declassified

k. foreign minister has urged europe to hold firm on ukraine's right to join nato, for his johnston has been at the alliance for headquarters in brussels for talks with nato secretary general insult and bark. while we have 3 correspondence on this story, this, our natasha butler is in ukraine's capital kia with the latest dose jibari will have the latest on the diplomatic efforts and initiatives in russia capital moscow . but 1st we go to boston, who's in min scare, a better uses capital. those military drills underway between russia and bela ruth in southern better rules. tell us more about what they involve and how much more do they add to the current tensions? well, definitely a russia is flexing its military muscle right here in ballard. so gramlin has already confirmed that this is not the usual exercise. this exercise sold allied resolve for basically defending the union state, which involves rush and barrels against what they say is a nato, a imminent attack, from inside. it's an unprecedented threat to the territory and that's why the scale of this exercise is much larger than t

k. foreign secretary declined to rule out a bill which has own chelsea since 2003 pants more than one and a half $1000000000.00 in the club, transforming them into currently european and world champions. but he doesn't currently have a british visa. he withdrew his application to renew it 4 years ago that was after the poisonings of their former russian spy in england. and there was a clamped down on russians looming from the british government. so there's a questions been raised in the british parliament this week, whether or not he should still be owning chelsea, but as things stand now, there's no sanctions against him. but the manager, thomas too, has been reflecting this week on the uncertainty. it just puts on the club me while ukrainian football team is stranded in turkey, the club plays and 3rd tier of ukrainian football and hail from the small city of the night sea. they players and coaches have been unable to return to their homeland after the s face was close. gloomily thawing at your home as long as when we departed we didn't know anything, nothing at all. they were no sig

s. foreign policy. and frankly, u. k. australian foreign policy operates, cause chaos, leave, mess, leave, and don't wage on the way out. i mean this essentially what happened a little, the money to china. obviously, those is deny all of that and say that they were mandated under the un resolution 1378, to do what they did to defend the united states. as we learned, i'll stop you there. more from the prolific journalist or the feel migrant co founder of the class, right, australia after this break with welcome back. i'm still here with on to the low and stand. the prolific ended by the journalist or the filmmaker and co founder of d, classified australia told me about after i've gone you denies corruption and wrong . do we invite him on the program? you said one official in his government told you about how government contracts are signed regarding the mining leases. yes, i mean, one of the things, it's been very clear for years in afghanistan has been the role of us, particularly u. s. and u. k. embassies in campbell, a

k. foreign secretary is on her way to moscow for talks about the crisis between russia and ukraine. the process urged the claimant to stop what she calls this aggression and stop meaningful discussion schools and come out of state and southern india have been ordered to close for 3 days because of anger about a bad on muslim girls wearing head scarves. the opposition is accusing the ruling v j. p of discrimination. and senate goal has sought to deal with the european union to buy 300000000000 doses of corona virus vaccines. they will be produced and a purpose built factory outside the capital and distribution across west africa. the, the live pictures of president of the european commission live on land and set a goal now and the latest round of diplomacy to call tensions between europe and russia. german chancellor, off the shelf, hold and talks with either president, shall michelle, germany has stressed its fans united with other you members and preserve and peace in europe. well, let's get more on the dominant cane is joining us live from berlin and dominic, what can we expect in

k. foreign secretary in moscow, laross as british and nato troop build up in eastern europe, threatens russia. know what lee, she would she any, unlike maneuvers that russia holds in its own territory when their tubes go back to their basis. western troops far from their own territory of u. k, the us and canada, their troops go to the baltics in the black sea, and they never go back to their bases or go home, you still medulla. have we done something that is not part of our sovereign right? something we're entitled to do in our own country. if russia is serious about diplomacy, they need to move those troops and desist from the threats. now, if we are able to follow a pulse of diplomacy, a nato has put offer on the table for talks to improve transparency, to improve confidence between the parties. then they're all hopes of a better future. burton's prime ministers are in europe to hold firm on ukraine's right to join nato. borrows johnson has been at the airlines headquarters in brussels for talks. we've got 3 correspondence in the story. this is natasha. butler is going to bring us th

k. is foreign minister less trust? she has said that they've not got any verified evidence yet, that an actual invasion is taken place. of course, we know that everything is in place for the russians to do that. they have got ukraine surrounded. there's been a particular step up in activity of russian military along that eastern border where that ukraine. so everything is ready should vladimir putin take that next step and give the go ahead for a full invasion. i bet it's smith in moscow. thank you. the us and his allies have warned their leaving room to punish russia further offer, announcing a range of new sanctions. us president joe bought an acute pollution of beginning and invasion of ukraine as alan fisher reports from the white house for weeks. he's warned the sanctions no faced with what he sees is russian aggression in ukraine. joe biden has acted re implementing full blocking sanctions on 2 large russian financial institutions. v b and our military back rebel money, comprehensive sanctions on russia's soverei

k is foreign secretary arrived in closer talks about the crisis. western nations are threatening moscow with sanctions if it invades that ukraine. well, let's bring another barbara. he's joining us live from london and foreign secretary trust surviving in moscow. nadine, with threats of severe consequences. what's the u. k. strategy here? well, that's right. let's trust as a, as arrived in moscow for a 2 day visit where show hotel folks with her counterpart. so gay lever off. and on arrival, she tweeted out a picture of her and the following statement on twitter. in moscow to make clear russia must immediately withdraw its forces and respect ukraine, sovereignty of a severe consequences. any incursion would be a huge mistake. diplomacy be any way forward. and russia must pursue that path. well, last month, the u. k. government announced that it was preparing a new round of sanctions legislation, which it said would leave those in and around the kremlin wave quote, know where to hide. if russia were to take military action and in the words of the u. k. government launch a further invasio