lula was opposed to that invasion. category investigating putin for this but also what it means for, for example, u.s. leaders? >> well, you know, i think if you look for indictment of the leaders who have started wars they shouldn't, maybe you would not be able to talk to anyone. i think the most important thing that -- don't want to go into the specific metrics of the possible indictments. i think e question is not beg able to talk to them and find a way in which a solution, ich will not be an ideal one for anyone -- of course i agree with those that say russia cannot be rewarded for initiating the war. on the other hand, there are other people -- the most important thing is where the efforts are directed. ifour efforts are direct t wa combat, to destroy or at least to weak your enemy, if all efforts are directed to fight- conditions for peace which may imply some sort of cease-fire so -- this was done in the past. unfortunately, the minsk agreement's which were some -- [indiscernible] there are accusations on one si

lula won by a tight margin. also narrow in brazil remains a popular character, however it is unlikely in the short term that he is going to have a huge impact. his return is going to have a huge impact, that is probably because we see the government is still quite strong at the moment. it has taken a few blows in recent weeks, but analysts have pointed out it is more than 50% approval rating which in the grand scheme of things in the world today, is a pretty strong approval rating. in the medium to long term however, many analysts point out an economist, they say things can get more difficult for lula because quite frankly it is about the economy. if the economy grows sluggishly or tanks, then people in brazil as they always do go to blame the president. in this case, lula. this will be the opportunity for bolsonaro to say one of his populist slogans. resid is going down the pan because of socialism. look what lula is doing. this will be an opportunity for him and his party to pounce. so a medium to long-term ga

brazilian president lula da silva is forced to postpone an important visit to beijing for health reasons. we look at the warming feelings between the two countries. and the heat is on in the kitchen. today sees the publication of the michelin guide for the uk and ireland. we speak to a three—star chef about the pressure to maintain the highest quality. germany's public transport network will be at a near stand—still today as two of the country's largest unions strike in an ongoing dispute over pay. workers walked out shortly after midnight for 2h hours. two of the country's largest unions — which are demanding significant pay rises for their workers — want to increase the pressure on employers ahead of another round of negotiations. there'll be all but no trains, planes or ferries in operation after workers walked out, and motorists have been warned that staff who maintain motorways and repair road damage after accidents are also on strike. damage after accidents let's are also on strike. talk about the impact of all let's talk about the impact of all of this. joining me now is christian

lula, the current incumbent. he might still be in politics, but the role he will play in politics will not depend on his legal challenges. he is facing a lot of them. he has a lot on his plate for the next few months. ask -- >> camilla funderburk, many things for joining us. the easter holidays are almost here in many parts of the world. that means school breaks, family time, and trouble. in the u.k. last year e holiday was a nightmare for air travelers. a combination of staff shortages and increased passenger numbers meant crowds and long delays. airports and airlines say they now have enough staff. but, worker strikes could still cause headaches. as our correspondent katie austen reports now from manchester airport. >> remember this? last spring tova travel rules had been lifted. holidaymakers were ready. parts of the travel industry were not. will this year be any better? passengers getting away on flights without a hitch is a complex process that requires several businesses to work together and have the right

defeat in last year's election, is expected to lead the opposition to leftist president luiz inacio lulat won't meet its carbon reduction targets, part of commitments made in the run up to the un climate conference in glasgow, two years ago. it comes as the government unveils details of its climate strategy, showing how the uk will meet its goal, of reducing greenhouse emissions to net zero, by 2050. the strategy suggests the government will only "make progress towards" the targets it promised. here's our climate editor, justin rowlatt. the secretary of state for energy security and zero the secretary of state for energy security and net zero was channelling his inner churchill when he announced his new plan. today with president putin weaponising energy across europe, our energy security has become critical. the plan gives more detail on how the government will cut emissions after it lost a legal challenge by activists last summer. it was grant shapps who decided to locate it to a world war ii bunker and rebrand it as a battle for the country's energy security. i think it is the flip si

he was only 2 million votes short of lula, a lot closer to lula than expected.'s plenty of- president. you're right about the l figures, but there's plenty of water figures, but there�*s plenty of water under the bridge. you don�*t think the fact that he went to florida for several months, even if he didn�*t ask it to happen, the storming of those buildings won�*t damage his reputation or his standing? tia reputation or his standing? no doubt. reputation or his standing? th? doubt. it has done, but both tomorrow —— bolsonaro is a hard—core support. his opinion poll suggested that 50% blamed him for the coup attempt on the 8th of january. that�*s what it was. so, he does have a bedrock of support and he�*s coming at a time when president lula is really struggling with the economy. brazil is right on the edge of recession. it�*s going to grow by less than 1%, expectations are very high for brazil amongst people who voted for lula. it�*s proving to be very difficult. he�*s finding it extremely hard to mobilise a coalition in congress. he�*s dependent on a group of

it is irresponsible. >> lula said he will fight to get the rate lowered. he is struggling to reassure financial markets after postponing the announcement of the new set of fiscal guidelines. >> here in france, president emmanuel macron called for big companies to share more of their profits with workers as he defended his controversial pension reform on television. profit-sharing plans are already mandatory for french firms with more than 50 employees. the government is considering ways to spur a substantial increase to those schemes by companies with more than 5000 staff and will make a proposal to unions and employers as a basis to negotiate an agreement. >> when we have big companies that make such exceptional income and end up using the money to buy back their own shares, on this, i'm going to ask the government to work on an exceptional contribution so this money when there are exceptional profits, companies are ready to buy back their own shares. >> finally, demand for solar panels has surged in germany since the government decided to end its relianc

>> welcome to lula -- to "live in paris." these are the headlines. france brought to a standstill by the biggest strike against patient -- pension reform. raising the retirement age from 60 to 264 brought 3 million on the streets to protest. all the public sector including schools. as a call for another mass demonstration on saturday. ukrainian soldier shot dead on camera, the uss russia should be ashamed. the don basket fighting intensifies in bakhmut. president zelenskyy vows more troops as casualties mount. there is a claim that the september sabotage of the pipeline was carried out by a pro-ukraine group, standing by in washington for more on this. the uk's as the plan to deport asylum-seekers who land illegally in england's speeches is within international law. the measures outlined by the interior minister this tuesday have been condemned by the united nations as an asylum ban. this is "live from paris." ♪ mark: thank you for being with us. france has faced widespread protests in the latest day of action over retirement reform. the union says t

joining with china with although lula, president, lula brazil has been on this program, has been making different sound. so it's difficult for any leader to oppose u. s. foreign policy. this is the arc of history, isn't it? that the students who want to study in america, they do talk about their learning from a dying? no. listen, that i did. none of these are the decisive factors. the decisive factor you want to know is the chinese crossing the lacy and plumbing and occupying are judges. that is shown, went through this at the beget, sorry to interrupt, to 3, but we went through this. i went through all these deals, nuclear corporation in 20 o 8 a deal signed between india and the united states. what do you think china's going to do? allow india to launch nuclear weapons at major. yeah, but you're talking about the line of actual control after you by our territory. they can have more you'd nuclear weapons and put them facing in it. i don't mind that. i think i think the intermediate, i leave that just because we had a piece. in fact my do a lot of people in india was that they were sayi

, president, lula brazil has been on this program, has been making different sound. so it's difficult for any leader to oppose u. s. foreign policy. this is the arc of history. isn't it? the dying i'm no, none of these are the decide if you want to know is the chinese he and tommy, and occupying our judges. that is, she went through this at the beget, sorry to interrupt the 3, but we went through this. i went through all these deals, nuclear cooperation in 20 o 8 a deal signed between india and the united states. what do you think china is going to do? allow india to launch nuclear weapons b g. yeah, and you're talking about the line of actual control after you by our territory. you're going to have more you nuclear weapons and put them facing india. i don't mind that. i think i think the in to me in the and i hope that just because we had a piece in fact by doing a lot of people in india that really went saying that you will harm our nuclear weapons program by this. you know, the conditions that the american that what would you know that destroy our progress in movi

joining with china with, although lula, president, lula brazil has been on this program in america, they do talk about their learning from a dying m. no. none of these are decisive factor if you want to know ation in 20 o 8 the deal, same between india and the united states. what do you think china is going to do? allow india to launch nuclear weapons that may g? yes, you're talking about the line of actual control after you by our territory, you're going to have more you nuclear weapons and put them facing india. i don't mind that. i think i think the in him in the and i can pull in that just because we had a piece. in fact, my do a lot of people in india was that really when saying that you will harm our nuclear weapons program by this one of the conditions that the american that what would you know fed disarray our progress in moving towards a nuclear arsenal. you see because we are, if you are able to tell what it decided to hang up for the nuclear weapons, i think so. we have 60 percent. it was her. i told him, and you would have been a totally different situation. all that we give

i've only been right and then refused to pass the sasha, his successor, present reason as to lula thus your vote. instead he flew to florida last december, 2 days before leaving office. one week later, thousands of his supporters stormed the presidential palace. congress in the supreme court, claiming the election was rigged for the court to not. oh, so nato is at risk of being charged and imprisoned or made ineligible for future offices wont dumb with? he is the target of 20 investigations. he has been accused of spreading dis information about the election result and of allegedly stirring up the insurrection . but his supporters believe he will lead them to victory in 2026. ask if there were missiles. bolton aro, has already laid out his mission for he has said he will travel over brazil to rally support for his liberal party from now until them when his people elections next year. he hopes to help elect at least 1000 men and strengthened the grip of the brazilian conservatives near. it's a global sonata told this party he will pursue. oh, here we are practically holding 20 percent o

the numbers paint a - difficult picture for president lula da silva.air bolsonaro, he pledged to end illegal logging. we just left behind pledged to end illegal logging. wejust left behind a government we just left behind a government that supported deforestation and completely abandoned actions to control it. �* , , ., it. but experts warn it could take years _ it. but experts warn it could take years to _ it. but experts warn it could take years to reverse - it. but experts warn it could take years to reverse the i take years to reverse the damage already done. you can read more about that story on the amazon rainforest online. that's it from us for now. you can reach me on my socials, on instagram and twitter. thanks for watching. hello. snow has been dominating the weather story over the past few days, and whilst it does turn milderfor many through the weekend, there is still snow in the forecast for some. and it's a cold, frosty, and icy start to saturday for a large swathe of the uk. the temperatures for some down to minus ten, minus 11 celsius,

but we have lula visiting abiding in washington and lighting up the christ, the redeemer stature, with the ukranian flag real and worse, voting against russia at the us. so what was the russian reaction? love from master diplomat said we understand that the situation of the brazilian go back a moment, which is true because love, rob knows that little as margins of maneuver is like this. and brazil has been taken hostage by globalist sorrows, davosto by them and destruction altogether. but because deputy foreign minister, he actually said what the russians think your mediation proposal is basically irrelevant. we're not being efficiency, you are paying attention to here in moscow to rush through china, sorry, an india, india of course. in the other 3 of the other 3 large bricks are influential bricks, their position is much more new, whence india is in theory. but the diplomatic support behind russia, as we saw it during the g 20 in new delhi. and of course, the trade volumes between the ended russia, which keep going up, especially on the energy sphere show that angel understands the r

so this is 15 years ago and lula who gene towel and med vetted and putting and then med vendor. they start discussing about it, but they didn't have the mechanisms. and of course, the international framework to start working around. now we see, for instance, duration for nomic union, we set a gig allows you have forest, they are actually working on the design of a new currency. they are talking to the chinese about it. the bricks started their own debates inside the bricks. so soon we're going to have a convergence of eurasia, economic union, sugar corporation, organisation, and brick. so say, let's sit all of us in our, in the same table with our different projects for a comma. if you back and go back currency, fully peppy. can they be bullied? yes. because against the western of had you on. not only they can be bullied, but sir. the people in the us in the financial market will read the awake to what's happening. oh, given examples zoltan posada, i am as strategies for kids suite. he was when he wrote a piece about it. wow. like everybody in new york in the financial market re

china supports the same approach president lula in brazil shares the same view. that now not only china a and india , the chairman of the g20 will talk about the same, brazil will support this initiative, moreover, president bow, just in the coming week, will visit china and other leaders.

and he invited lula to come and visit ukraine.believe that any efforts to mediate peace at this time could be successful? mr. kirby: only if president zelenskyy and his government are fully brought into the process and fully supportive of it. nothing about ukraine without ukraine. reporter: thank you. i have a question about refugee policy, as well. the president praised poland for assisting refugees during his trip. when it comes to the united states, we often hear about the united for ukraine program. there was also between april 11 and april 21, about 10,000 ukrainians who came in across the border were not covered by tps or united for ukraine but parole that's set to expire next month. is the administration considering any option to extend that legal status? and if it's not extended, what would happen to those 10,000 ukrainians in the united states? mr. kirby: i'll take that question, and we'll get back to you. reporter: is there any chance that we could get you in the white house to reconsider not having a 2+2 press conferenc

he flew to florida, two days before lula da silva was inaugurated — mr bolsonaro lost the election toy government buildings a week after mr lula took office. much more coming up, but time for the weather. hello there. good afternoon. for the last couple of days of march, the generally unsettled theme just doesn't change. more wet, really quite windy weather to come in the forecast for the next couple of days or so for many of us. more rainbows to be spotted today, too. it's a day of sunny spells and heavy, possibly thundery downpours. the showers will tend to move quite quickly along with this brisk south—westerly wind, but we could see some lines of showers set up, particularly from the south—west of england, up through to north london. if you're underneath one of those lines of showers, it's going to be wet. but some dry sunny spells in between. drier across much of scotland today. and it's mild, too, with highs of 13—16 c, maybe 17 across the east of england. turning wet and windy across much of southern britain overnight tonight. this deep area of low pressure, strong gusty winds,

it was, you know, the highest election in decade, lula, one by you know, a very small percentage point margin as a brazil, in baltimore, in brazil he remains extremely popular character. however, it's really unlikely in the short term lease that he's going to have a huge impact with a huge impact that probably because we see the government still quite strong at the moment, thinking a few blows in recent weeks. unless the pointed out, you know, it's going to weighs more than 50 percent approval raising, which in the grand scheme of things in the world today is a pretty strong approval raising in the medium to long term. however many and it went down economy, they say things get more difficult for lucas, quite frankly, it's more about the economy economy, you know, grow sluggishly or tanks and, you know, people in brazil as they always do, they come to blame the president. in this case, new law, and this will be, you know, you'll see all roads you know, say no one is popular slogans of his or, you know, brazil was going down the hand of socialism. look what lose doing. you know, this wil

and as bolsonaro comes before us today where is lula da silva? on his way to china. and allowing iranian warships into brazilian harbors which senator cruz told us the other day, is a direct threat to the people and security of the united states of america. that is the difference between what has happened in brazil historically and what is happening there today. we know this, the fight goes on. and we know who ultimately wins, and so we thank god for bolsonaro, we ask you to pray for brazil. ♪ >> good afternoon everyone. -- land of freedom, progress and order. it is what many politicians -- that don't -- it is not easy to be a politician especially one of honor, your word and help people. in this moment i think god for my second life, and also for the mission of being the president of brazil for one term. [speaking portuguese} i still think this mission is not over. -- as he just said as a brazilian he came here and here he made his story[speaking portuguese] i also come from a poor family and i never expected to be president of brazil. but when i witnessed a communi

circumstances people were killed and very difficult over the but civilians like pavlo and larissa lula. she really don't want to depend just on the authorities. they started an initiative to help find missing persons more easily. today they meet with anatolia stone, panko, a parliament member in a keeps school. the air raid sirens just went off. he wants to see how the government can support them as of the key. oh, oh, thanks to pavlov. and his mother and every one who acts with them. we found i heroes who were missing. now we know where they died. ramos was 9 when one is looking at 56 people so far. but to improve the process, they want to create a centralized database where information from the military, governments and families, is automatically pulled a step forward. even if war time security means not everything can be shared for can they be enough? okay. yeah. well there is a war. there are certain date that we cannot divulge it went worked very well. we understand that when we, when the base of the more expanded to mow it more disclosed and relatives will be able to find their m

planning to lead the opposition to the government of his successor, president lewis enough you will lula, the silver. right wimbleton arrow is under investigation over the storming of brazil's congress. in january after he lost the election, he could phase jail and be made in eligible to run again for office. more that let's bring in some carry. he's a journalist based in brazil and joseph from sal paula. now how have people in brazil reacted to his coming back? of course, to meet him at the airport for members of his basic congress, been posting things on social media. you know, in general, people that like him are pleased that he's back. and in general, people that were posed a presidency and a style of politics are calling for. he's the several times he says that he is criminal cases. that by, you know, he's involved in, i'm not saying here that he's guilty necessarily. but you know, because the investigation they calling for those investigations to be brought forward against the president. now that he's back when i'm soil, so that's kind of gives you an idea of where we stand about n

east, plenty to leave the opposition to the government of his successor. president lewis enough you lula, the silver ripening balls. narrow is on the investigation over the storming of brazil's congress in january after he lost the election, he could phase jail and be made in eligible to run again for office. the journalist sam curry is following this story in sao paulo and he says, brazilians have mixed feelings about boston hours with 10. of course, sir, you know, going to meet him at the air. all members of his basic congress have been posting things on social media. you know, in general, people that like him are please that he's back. and in general, people that were posed a presidency and or dislike to style politics are calling for. he's the several cases that he is criminal cases that like, you know, he is involved in and i'm not saying here, guilty necessarily. but you know, because the investigation, they call these those investigations and brought forward against the president. now that he's back on home soil. so kind of gives you an idea of where we stand about now in brazil,

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he flew to florida, two days before lula da silva was inaugurated. a week after mr lula took office. live now to rio dejaneiro — and terrence mccoy, the bureau chief of the washington post. just givers and idea what the reception was like. were there large crowds? ., , ., reception was like. were there large crowds? ., . ., , crowds? there were dozens of crowds. the went crowds? there were dozens of crowds. they went to — crowds? there were dozens of crowds. they went to the _ crowds? there were dozens of crowds. they went to the airport _ crowds? there were dozens of crowds. they went to the airport to _ crowds? there were dozens of crowds. they went to the airport to greet i they went to the airport to greet him. he got off a plane which landed just after 7am this morning. there were crowds gathered to see him. he didn't greet any supporters, which was a bit... usually want to see his supporters. they whisked him away, and he was supposed to be heading to headquarters this morning. iaghast and he was supposed to be heading to headquarters this morn

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defeat in last year's election, is expected to lead the opposition to leftist president luiz inacio lulay condition. he was admitted to gemelli hospital on wednesday, for what was initially said to be a scheduled check—up. it is not known how long he will stay there. this is the busiest time of the year for pope francis, with many events and services scheduled ahead of easter weekend. i'm joined now by elise ann allen, senior correspondent at crux, which covers news on the vatican and catholic church. thanks forjoining us. what do we know about the health of the pope? it is wonderful to be with you. what we know so far is you mentioned the vatican statement that arrived a couple of days ago, —— hours ago, that the pope rested well in the evening and was able to eat breakfast and read and do some work and spend time in prayer before having lunch we assume that he is resting now. we are expecting further information on his condition this evening before he retires for the night. we are waiting to see what happens this afternoon and how he is doing during the day but that is the latest that

but if you, i mean, look just for example, lula one, the election in brazil. so the majority of the, of the combinations in latin american now are liberal left lead ah, and around the world you, i mean, you have the, oh, saudi arabian now making nice with iran because the united states is threatening opec. in fact, the united states is threatening everybody threatening china cutting off chips and sending pelosi to taiwan. you know, all the stuff is serious, serious stuff in it's not making the u. s. friends. and i think that i would say safely say, the vast majority of the people in the intellectuals, in the 3rd world, or the rest of the world, the majority of the world, you know how, how the long historical memory. and they know that the united states has been ripping off the world for the last 70 years. and john steinbach is sticking around to unpack more on this issue and coming up next nato way supposed to be a joint effort to combat the cold war against the soviets. but has that objective shifted to simply maintaining the u. s. lead world order? we'll dis

o■ñ■#■#■#■■ >> welcome to lula -- to "live in paris." these are the headlines.a standstill by the biggest strike against patient -- pension reform. raising the retirement age from 60 to 264 brought 3 million on the streets to protest. all the public sector including schools. as a call for another mass demonstration on saturday. ukrainian soldier shot dead on camera, the uss russia should be ashamed.

lula da silva, seen here shaking hands with president biden. a supporter of protecting the rainforest. during thi his visit to the white house earlier, president biden voiced support for american-brazil collaborating on goals. pres. biden: shared values and our strong ties between our people make brazil and the united states, especially here and the big global challenges, they put them -- put us on the same page. especially climate crisis. james: that brings us to today. john kerry's visit to brazil, he has been speaking to officials in the capital brasilia, trying to outline what america will do to help preserve the amazon. he had a brief moment between meetings and spoke to me earlier. in terms of contributions, my colleagues at the bbc's brazilian service report the biden administration recently offered $50 million for environmental cooperation, comparing that to germany offering 200 million dollars. norway pledging more than $500 million. why is the u.s. offerings a little at this particular point? john: we are not offering so little. that

that was but it lula ah ah, welcome back to cross stock were all things are considered. i'm parallel to remind you we're discussing the conflict in ukraine. the okay, let's go back to larry and false church, larry the we over the last week or so we had the i, c. c. come back into into action with possible war crime indictments against individuals in russia. as far as i know, once the i c c does that, it's those charges are never rescinded. i mean, this is again, deepening, widening the breed chair of no return to any kind of amicable relationship between russia in the west. and again, it's the west that wants this. they want a complete breach. ok, hope thinking that, you know, russia is isolated, but i would posit, is that the more the us and nato allies do this, the more they're isolated from the world, not russia. lawrence, go ahead. i have a very jaundiced view of the i see. so why do i do to we're learned about it in 2001, 2002 and 2003. and i learned about it from a very, very good source. john bolton was then under secretary of state for international security and

so he's a brazil, i think you are seeing a research in brazil under president lula as one of the men architects of bricks. so i think that's also good news for bricks. and of course, south africa. it's not just about africa for us. bricks is also about africa. so yes it's, it's, and i think it's an opportunity to be sharing bricks. it's difficult, dear. what is the oh, for paternity i see it as for genetic bricks and on that positive. no, thank you so much for joining us. and for giving us of your time. my pleasure. thank you so much for the momentum. i'm enthusiasm for which grows it's not limited to the financial but it's also impacts in other industries. the world's only film festival that place is a special focus on bricks. countries is making a comeback this year. it's yeah. at the university of 200 big in south africa. its focus is on shaping the future and forming the bus partnership and strong type amongst bricks, countries, the festival showcase as long and short films, exposing produces to international audiences, setting the tone for future collaborations that briggs broke

including inciting riots. party officials are hoping he will lead the opposition against president lula da silva. like a yankee of reports from the capital priscilla ah, hundreds of supporters gathered from the early hours at the capital z airport hoping to greet the former president on his return to brazil. that federal police had other plans for symbols. fernando to leave by a side door and shattering his hopes of an open corporate through the streets of brazil. done yes. so as i had travelled, 1500 kilometers, just to greet her political hero. she says both sonata supporters have been vilified since his election loss and was disappointed that she could not see. so don't, they may say jackie berkener with and called terrorists when most of us are peaceful . brazilians, who are committed to a cause, work hard to get both nor backing power. tensions in brazil have been high since bull sonata failed to formally acknowledge defeat in october's divisive election if you got the only reason right and then refused to pass the assassin his successor, present reasoned as soon as possible. inste