that must be layla. there must be some questions that essentially the e u doesn't feel that the sort of tension is quite as high as the americans say that it is joseph parade. the e foreign policy chief on his way into this meeting said that that's what they're looking forward to hear from, from secretary of state anthony blinkin. as we say, there's been some sort of differing positions and not always precise unity firstly within the european union. but also between the u. s. and the europeans and jack as we speak. and nato has put troops on stand by and military equipment is being dispatched to eastern europe out. what do the ministers make of that development? well, this is exactly the opposite of what russia is demanding. russia has been demanding that nato troops and american troops with withdrawn from eastern europe. and they demand that there are a promises from the nato military alliance that ukraine and georgia will never become. they to members, nato says it's an open door policy. every country

does this policy in layla was one of those returns? as far as she knows, she might see her unknown assailants every day. they don't know they're on, maybe they're watching me every day and that is what is hurting me. you know, i just still being hot every day, cry by myself a. lauren and this is not something that you can share with everyone you do with it . the conditions we've seen perhaps explain why the authorities didn't want those true meal samus. a new camp might make a difference. but for now, it's clear that the old one has done euro looking credits ah, mineral central to the quest for clean energy? a key ingredient for the production of electric car batteries, cobalt extracting it is dangerous, but profitable with global demand set to skyrocket. people empower, investigates, claims that industrial mines, extracting the precious material, needed for cleaner energy, are in fact, poisoning the environment with dire health consequences for those living in their shadow. the cost of cobalt people in power on a jessina. ah and a son

what layla and i don't think so. i mean, we've had a really intense weak of diplomacy, but it was never really to be expected that you would have some kind of massive breakthrough after these initial meetings. we, if we pull back and have a look at what we have here, as we saw in the report earlier, we've had russia massing troops alongside the border with ukraine. then kind of pinning the presence of those troops on the border to a set of demands making that it's making to the west, which would really kind of re architect the entire security setup of europe. trying to make demands, such as that nato not expand any further to the east or to rule out forever, ukraine joining nato. now this is an incredibly difficult thing for nato to consider. essentially, it crosses a red line because one of the principles of nato, as an alliance of democracies, is that every sovereign state has the right to choose its own alliances. so these are the kind of positions that went into this week of diplomacy across the table for each ot

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i'll ask the executive director an amazon watch layla, salazar lopez, an agronomist, and senior fellow shocker. louise fernando. get his pin to the left. alice r lopez and louise fernando. give a pink though. thank you so much for joining me on upfront lead. i'm going to start with you in november, deforestation in the amazon hit the highest annual level in 15 years. the the rain forest lost 13235 square kilometers from august of 2020, through july of 2021. that's an area of 17 times the size of new york city. and yet only 9 years ago, brazil had achieved what was a remarkable feat. it reduced deforestation by 84 percent from a historical peak back in 2004. so what happened? yes. unfortunately, the amazon rain forest is, is facing and incredible amount of threats, including deforestation. according to our friends at green piece, the amazon brazilian amazon lost the equivalent of 3 soccer fields every minute. and it's, it's because of the increasing threats to the amazon rain forest and its peoples and threats including industrial activity, industrial agger, business mining and land gra

i'll ask the executive director an amazon watch layla, salazar lopez, an agronomist, and senior fellow shocker. louise fernando. get his pin to the left. alice r lopez and louise fernando. give a pink though. thank you so much for joining me on upfront lead. i'm going to start with you in november, deforestation in the amazon hit the highest annual level in 15 years. the the rain forest lost 13235 square kilometers from august of 2020, through july of 2021. that's an area of 17 times the size of new york city. and yet only 9 years ago, brazil had achieved what was a remarkable feat. it reduced deforestation by 84 percent from a historical peak back in 2004. so what happened? yes. unfortunately, the amazon rain forest is, is facing and incredible amount of threats, including deforestation. according to our friends at green piece, the amazon brazilian amazon lost the equivalent of 3 soccer fields every minute. and it's, it's because of the increasing threats to the amazon rain forest and its peoples and threats including industrial activity, industrial agger, business mining and land gra

ah ah, on layla, thank you very much for joining us. a week of just pull missy aimed at d escalating tensions over ukraine begins to day. representatives from russia and the united states are sitting down together in geneva. sanctions have been rising over russia's massing of troops and tanks near its border with ukraine. the talks are expected to be difficult. western countries fear that the kremlin could be planning an invasion of ukraine. moscow says it feels threatened by us and nato expansion on both sides have played down hopes of a breakthrough. u. s. president joe biden on the phone with moscow in december, on a business like call that was meant to ratchet down tensions over ukraine. the u. s . has threatened severe economic sanctions if russia invades an advisor to russian president vladimir putin pushed back after the call. can you such sanctions would be a colossal mistake, there would entail grave consequences. a lot of mistakes have been made over the past 30 years and we had better avoid more such mistakes in this situatio

well, that is the goal, layla, that is what they want. washington wants to reach a deal secretary of sampling can wants to see if the context of dialogue and department to see if there are things that both sides can do, that all sides can do to reduce tensions. and he has repeated this several times at the same time, we know that russian and american officials already met yesterday for a preliminary dinner to begin this talks and negotiations. i repaired apparently there was a very pessimistic outcome and tone of this 1st and official talk fil secretary blinkin appeared yesterday on several sunday morning programs. and he was saying that there was a room for negotiations in the talks. but experts agree that we are most likely not going to see an outcome from this talks. the positive thing though layla is that at least both parts are starting to talk, talking to each other means also and diplomacy. so we could be seeing a way for diplomatic path out of this and we want to go to you in moscow. there does sit there talking, but there does se

on layla herancha very warm welcome. while a week of diplomacy aimed at d escalating tensions over ukraine began today in geneva representatives from russia and the u. s. sat down to discuss build up of russian troops and tanks at the ukranian border. the u. s. allies want a guarantee from russia that it's not preparing an invasion moscow on the other hand, once a promise that the needle military alliance or stop expanding and won't allow ukraine to join. well, both sides say that they are hoping to avoid an open conflict, but in agreement won't come easy. and we can take you now or to geneva, where our brussels burrow chief alexander phenomena is standing by. we understand alexandra, that these bilateral talks have just concluded. what have you learned the talks are over for to day and both sides are actually still breathing reporters on the outcome of the talks. and this is also very telling that you asked and russia started briefing the press at the same time as if they were trying to put their own spin on that meetin

layla, the very fact that the talks took place is being hailed as his success by nato. and even to some extent, by the russians who've also just given their own press briefing, there was a chance they wouldn't take place at all. because the russian side said if it didn't feel that the u. s. was listening to its concerns at these earlier talks him to be, but it may just call it off altogether. but i was just told by anita official that the tone inside the room was cordial. it was professional and that when nato made suggestions to the russian side, for example, about resuming a diplomatic presence in moscow about possibly expanding talks, the russians didn't rule it out. and when it comes to relations between nato and russia, that in itself is a step forward. now, of course, we don't to expect to see any changes on the ground as a result of just this one meeting. but as long as they're talking, there is at least hoped that there could be some progress toward deescalate the situation on the border with ukraine. so what is the way forward now for both sides? where the u. s

protect our indigenous groups from this very, ah, bad interest that are now leading our government layla. amazon watch recently reported that the home of brazilian indigenous leader and human rights defender alessandra corrupt moon dooku, was invaded after she returned from this year's climate summit and glasgow. a record number of 227 environmental activists were reported killed last year. round the world with a 121 recorded, killed in brazil alone between 20172020. according to the watchdog group. will witness. what kind of response should we be seeing from the brazilian government? well, 1st and foremost, you know, unfortunately the brazilian government is one of the perpetrators of these attacks . and actually, you know, incentivizes land grabbing incentivizes attacks, threats and attacks on indigenous peoples who are protecting their lands. their rights are livelihoods, their territories, and are, are defending the constitution which guarantees their, their rights to free prior, an informed consent or right to their territory. what's happening in brazil right now, you know, if you s

plus ian, ian layla was one of those returns. as far as she knows she might see her unknown assailants every day. they don't know them on, maybe they are watching me every day and that is what is hurting me. you know, i just still being hot every day, cry by myself a. lauren and this is not something that you can share with everyone you day with it. the conditions we've seen perhaps explain why the authorities didn't want those to me on samus. a new camp might make a difference. but for now it's clear that the old one has done europe looking credit ah. a mineral central to the quest for clean energy. a key ingredient for the production of electric car batteries, cobalt extracting. it is dangerous, but profitable with global demand set to skyrocket. people empower investigates. claims that industrial mines extracting the precious material, needed for cleaner energy or in fact, poisoning the environment with dire health consequences for those living in their shadow. the cost of cobalt people empower on a j 0. mm hm. and fully al ja

so there are a lot of emotions concerning this subject at the moment. layla bigger in a few words. can he still come back from this? does he's still enjoy enough support within his political party? that's what we don't know. we know the process. a 50 for conservative m. p 's have to put in a, a letter to, to the party and expressed the wish for a vote of no confidence. and if that threshold is reached, then there will be a vote of no confidence in parliament. we don't know if this is reached just yet. some might want to wait until this police investigation is concluded, but others might judge that this is enough, is enough. and now is the moment actually to strike and to look for another party leader and another prime minister. big a mass reporting from a london. thank you very much. russia says it has launched combat readiness drills involving some 6000 troops and dozens of fighter jets that as their kremlin says, it's watching us actions which quote, great concern. on monday, the u. s. put 8 and a half 1000 troops on heightened alert to be ready to deploy to eastern europe if mos

we're, it's, it's definitely going to be tough layla. when we look at these, these demands that the russians have made for vladimir putin in particular to make these demands public. and then to walk back from them without losing face is going to be difficult. but that's going to be the us with diplomacy in the weeks ahead for the west to try to persuade him to do exactly that. i think every chief international affairs editor, richard walker. thank you very much. richard and ukraine says a number of its government websites have been targeted and a major cyber attack. he says, no personal data was leaked so far. there has been no claim of responsibility. ukraine's foreign ministry says it's too early to see who was behind the attacks. but says there's a long record of russian cyber salts against ukraine in the past. you can union has condemned to cycle. germany saw a record number of new cove. it 19 cases on friday with more than 92000 infections . it's joined the list of countries reporting armor chron as the dominant corona virus variant

it was peculiar layla that he was speaking very, very briefly only about these police investigation. and i know he has of, obviously in the past, he's insisted that he hasn't broken any rules, but exactly that will be the subject of this police investigation. and that's definitely a very serious development because the metropolitan police commissioner has said that only serious and flagrant breaches of their covey drools would be investigated . and this is, is definitely something that puts a lot of pressure on prime minister boris johnson. and it also comes on top of other problems that he has had in the past. one m p has come forward and he has said that he had been blackmailed by party officials if he wouldn't vote with the government and he would lose funding for a school in his constituency. and only yesterday, a government minister had resigned over covert low and ceo said that the treasury did wasn't in control about covet loans, that millions were lost and there was not the real oversight. so there are a multitude of problems that boys johnson is facing at the moment. burgers

well, this is the thing layla a day or value day monetary value is, is estimated at over a 130000000 euros bed. lackey. se at those places are, is simply inestimable. they are part of their german history and, and you know, our art historians and also the investigators fear that we will never find them again as some of the man who actually are all before court to day who stand accused accuse also involved in, in other robberies and in not least, the one of the goldman a gold medal that was a 100 kilograms gold medal that was stolen from the border museum in berlin. and that it was never found that found again. and that's the fear that many people have a hearing. jason wallace talk a little bit more about so the people in dressed in the stall and a treasure, of course, well, part of their heritage. how is this trial being viewed? well i to day the museum re open its doors and you could see a we were there earlier on. you could see a lot of people visiting the green vault again. so it really shows the attachment of people here, interest and to add their history. but as the trial began

what may come as a surprise, the tubby at bridge was designed by a young woman architect layla, iraq in was just 26 and still a student when construction began in 2010 ah, like layla, iraq, ian shiva. norbish also embodies the iranian women of today. she is educated, speak several languages, is socially engaged and is quietly determined to break boundaries. today, iran has mall. female and male students in its universities, exist to ha, education has expanded opportunities for women. ah, i'm to saturday on sunday, mclennan jonathan on. i'm moving in as the kid is to provide goals has been living in tehran. i'm close to the mountains, the elbows mountain range, and mount amazon is the highest peak in the country. the popular climbing is my passion, and i have access to all the best climbing sites. no, it's charlotte. and also south of taura filled those wonderful prices in the my c c . m. i think a lot of days i can indulge in my passion, my favorite sporting fastly rise versus for bob's sheila often goes climbing with her friend zebra. shes haven't. one of iran's 1st women profession

ah, like layla, rocky on shiva, nur bosh also embodies the iranian women of today. she is educated speak several languages is socially engaged and is quietly determined to break boundaries. today, iran has more female than male students in its universities, exist to holly education has expanded opportunities for women. move on to saturday on sunday, and mac wanna chat a thing on a moving thing, as the kid is to provide goals as they living in tehran. i'm close to the mountains, the elbows, mountain range, and mount. i'm abandoned at the highest peak in the country. the popular climbing is my passion, and i have access to all the best climbing sites. no, it's charlotte, and also south of taura m. hilda's wonderful prices near my city and i think it i will day so i can indulge in my passion. my favorite sporting fastly rise versus for bob's sheila often goes climbing with her friend zebra. shes haven't. one of iran's 1st women professional climate that home number one is that in it on even south peak advising him as an iranian my choice is my way of life. the path i'v

protect our indigenous groups formed is very, ah, bad interest that i know leading our government layla. amazon watch recently reported that the home of brazilian indigenous leader and human rights defender alessandra corrupt moon dooku, was invaded after she returned from this year's climate summit and glasgow. a record number of 227 environmental activists were reported killed last year. round the world with a 121 recorded, killed in brazil alone between 20172020. according to the watchdog group. will witness. what kind of response should we be seeing from the brazilian government? well, 1st and foremost, you know, unfortunately the brazilian government is one of the perpetrators of these attacks . and actually, you know, incentivizes land grabbing incentivizes attacks, threats and attacks on indigenous peoples who are protecting their lands. their rights are livelihoods, their territories, and are, are defending the constitution which guarantees their, their rights to free prior informed consent, their right to their territory. what's happening in brazil right now, you know, if you s

the mutiny comes a day after demonstration calling for the president resignation ah, on layla rock, thank you so much for joining us. starts with late developments. one person has reportedly been killed and several others wounded in a shooting in the german city of heidelberg, according to police and assailant shots at people in a lecture hall at heidelberg university in the south of germany before killing himself. one of the wounded later died of their injuries in the hospital. the attackers said to have been a student at the university, a spokesperson from the police gave this statement shortly after the attack. my 9th day alone attack an end to the lecture hall on campus here to day and injured several people. we suspect using a long gun after that he fled. and as far as we can tell, at this point, he shot himself dead. so hot it us, or we'd not say about the attack at this point. so me, i couldn't hear me stumped lucian who delagarza. stephanie barnett is in heidelberg, near the scene where the shooting took place. stephanie, what more have you learned? yes. well why? right? outside,

reckoning an before after report detailing hundreds of cases of child sex abuse, dating back decade ah, on layla. how thank you very much for your company. we begin our coverage with the diplomatic stalemate between russia and the west over ukraine. the kremlin says there is little optimism for easing tensions with the u. s. and nato, after both rejected russia's key security demands. the kremlin insisted on legal guarantees, barring ukraine from joining nato. and the withdrawal of nato forces from eastern europe. russia has mass more than 100000 troops, honest border with ukraine. fueling fears of a potential invasion. for these soldiers, the threat of war is a familiar one. the ukraine, an army has been fighting rush and back separatists in the countries east for more than 7 years now. but they're stoic in the face of the latest escalation to the hospital, but you should not be panic hot. but if you do while or when that person is crying and swearing with it, it would be a fiasco if you panic to go. i. so we needs to stay calm, play them all, others can his voice via in the streets of the capi

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of edge is included in the draw for the australian open, the spite uncertainty over his visa ah on layla. how thank you so much for your company. we start with a landmark verdict, a german cortez sentence to a former syrian military officer to life in prison for crimes against humanity. the court found the man named unwell restaurant guilty of overseeing the murder of 27 people at the r t detention center just outside of damascus. mr. ross line is the highest ranking syrian official so far convicted of the charge. the verdict was much anticipated by those who suffered abuse or lost relatives at the hands of the government in serious long war his victim say he caused unspeakable suffering. now on war as lawn could spend the rest of his life behind bars. outside the courtroom relief. ah, i am, i am so happy i am so happy because today it's victory, victory for justice as possible. it's victory for the victims. it's victory for julia. i'm future of sheila, it's it said eric. ignition of the crimes committed the interior and i think it's quite a cave for their survivor. the syrian how are gr

terry, these talks went on longer than expected, but was anything achieved layla expectations were set so low for these talks that nato and allies are portraying as very positive the fact that they even took place. and as you mentioned, went on longer than expected. the russians had threatened to actually not even show up for talks if they felt like their views were not being respected. so the fact that discussions were held in what everyone says were a civil was a civil manner is being portrayed as a success. now, secretary general stoughton brig asked the russians to commit to come back to another round of talks to schedule even a series of discussions. and he said they were not ready to do that. but it seems that that the russians are going to go back and consider, consider continuing talks with nato, and this is being portrayed as a win for, for the alliance and for the russians today. terry does anything change now for ukraine? what's their take away from today's talks? you know, if i were you crane, i don't know that i'd be feeling so much. reassured just by the fact that 30 alli

ah, layla rock, thank you so much for joining us. the 1st day of talks between the us and russia on ukraine has ended without progress representatives from russia and the u. s. said they made no breakthrough in their discussion of the build up of russian troops and tanks at the ukrainian border. the u. s. and its allies want russia to return its troops to their barracks. moscow. on the other hand, once a promise that the nato military alliance will stop expanding and won't allow ukraine to join both sides at the tone of the talk so far has been encouraging. but an agreement remains elusive. when taking her to geneva, the sight of these are all important talks brussels bureau chief, alexander van norman, is covering these high stakes and meetings. alexander, the bilateral talks, have concluded to what more can you tell us the talks concluded after almost 8 hours with no breakthrough, as you just mentioned, that that was not expected. and according to wendy sherman, the had of the you asked delegation here at the main goal of the meeti

exactly 20 years after the 1st prisoners provide ah, i'm layla wright. thank you so much for joining us. while we open our broadcast with a stark warning from the world health organization, the alma crohn corona virus variant has become dominant on the continent. and at the current rate, over half of all europeans will become infected by the end of winter. here's what the world health organizations your director said moments ago. 50 of the 50 countries in europe and central asia have no reported cases of on the con. it is quickly becoming the dominant virus invest in europe. and this no spreading into the balkans at this rate. the institute for health metrics and evaluation forecast that more than 50 percent of the population in region will be infected with mcclung. in the next 6 to 8 weeks haskell there a speaking moments ago wanna reach out to kayak a freshman. he is a science journalist and molecular biologist. welcome to the w, sir w h o warning that we should brace ourselves for. a tidal wave of infections. were you surprised by such a stark word th

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cnn's layla santiago is in miami. 948%. what is the governor saying about this? >> well, victor, we just heard from the governor for the first time in several weeks holding a press conference with what you're saying, those record-breaking numbers. and he really focused on what he typi typically does, treatment, monoclonal antibody treatments, demanding more from the federal government. what he didn't spend too much time talking about was this, a what you see right behind me, these long lines and the demand for testing given those record breaking numbers. we are at one of the busiest sites in south florida and the wait here, workers will tell you is anywhere from 2 to 4 hours, depending on what time of day you come. just in miami-dade, they administered 52,000 tests and yet the governor is saying he has no plans at this point to pump more resources into testing sites like this. he believes the focus should be on prioritizing who is tested, saying let's talk about putting the elderly in testing before children, for example, and speaking of children, i know a lot of

i amy layla lost her daughter 4 years ago. ah. that whole feeling of anger. i had to find a way to let that to release it. nothing's ever going to bring back my daughter. she's dead. mm hm. anything around here? mine's michelin, i remember saying when i 1st moved here, thinking that's so great, we're really close to a, it looks like a new hospital and i was very excited about being close to hospital little did i know what it was going to mean for my family. this building represents loss. members, it represents pain to me. ah, she came here right behind me here at this hospital, the red, sullen lake and i went to the emergency room. the 1st thing i asked her when she got in there was, do you has insurance? and she did it, ah, it started with the receptionist telling her its gonna be really expensive. you can leave now and it won't cost you anything. can you get on to parents insurance? it started there. they went all the way through to the back was to where she was supposed to be being treated. mm mm. at the time, her daughter's shaelyn was 22 years old. betwe

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