but macklin was pretty blunt. when he told him that he was making a major mistake saying he was lying to yourself. it's understood that preaching continued to assert that russia is trying to demilitarize and to de not sci fi ukraine, but president michael was holding back very bluntly saying that ukraine wasn't a nazi regime. microns own assessment of the cool was pretty pessimistic. according to this tweet, i spoke to president putin this morning. he refuses to stop his attack on ukraine at this point. it is vital to maintain dialogue, to avoid human tragedy. i will continue my efforts and contacts. we must avoid the worst, but corn is then said don't spoken to the ukrainian president so lensky, to say that he believed that the russian leader was determined to pursue a military operation right to the very end. now, following that cool between macklin and putin and elisa official also told reporters here in france that the country is thinking of toughening sanctions even more against russia. they said that the cur

president vladimir putin shows no willingness to end the war in ukraine, french president emanuel macklin and german chancellor, olaf shells held joint telephone, talks with food and saturday afternoon. during the 90 minute call, the 2 western leaders urged boot and to agree to an immediate cease fire in ukraine shelters. office said he and mac ron called on boot and to begin the process of finding a diplomatic solution. hooton's brief, my cronin shelves on recent talks between russian and ukrainian negotiating teams earlier are political correspond, thomas sparrow. if his analysis to my colleague, claire richardson. so france and germany have placed their hopes for a long time already. but now more than ever on trying to find a diplomatic solution, what that specifically means is that they want 1st and foremost a ceasefire. an immediate cease fire that something that did come out of that of that talk, that they asked, letting me put in for that specific ceasefire. that has to be the pre condition for what was been described as structured talks to try and find a political solution to this

in the ukraine conflict. vladimir putin emphasized, in a phone call with french president emanuel macklin on friday, that russia is doing everything i can to ensure the safety of civilians in ukraine, particularly by providing evacuation roots now put an also accused nationalist, ukrainian forces of having committed war crimes in the done boss, and issue he mentioned, and they call earlier that day with german chancellor off schultz. now, while the humanitarian situation in ukraine remains dire, the un has reported it has deployed it 1st military and a convoy to the war torn city of sumi in the countries northeast. meanwhile, moscow says the guns republic has now gained over 90 percent of its territory after pushing back ukrainian forces and the west crackdown on russian media continues with the u. k. is media regulator now pulling ortiz broadcasting license with immediate effect. more of that, a little bit later in the program, ukraine's interior minister insists any deal with moscow would be possible only after the russian trips withdraw. that comes after another round of peace talks as

though macklin calls these creatures buffalo, claiming only politicians or scientists say bison or the crater put us on there. we were dumb, william hunter survive as humans. so he had to buffle come up and take care of us. and they also survived many native american, c, bison, as 4 legged family members who are vital to their identity. but from the cattle industries point of view, they are bad for business or a fear that buff all take their grazing honor, which is not really true because both of all what they call all year out for food. they do and one day with cal who were not really in competition with them. and this was big enough for both of us to live, but people won't see it. it's a big day. and it's minus $25.00 degrees celsius. these base and come from yellowstone national park, when huge herds were slaughtered in the 19th century, a few 100 animals found refuge there. that's why genetically pure bison still exist today. oh, yeah. oh. yeah. oh gloria, except of all 4 of the old overtures and hot with a lot better than life. the results have come back negative. no bison have br

though macklin calls these creatures buffalo, claiming only politicians or scientists say bison or the greater put us on there. we were dumb will you know, 100 survive as humans. so he had to buffle come up and take care of us. and they also survived many native american, c, bison, as 4 legged family members who are vital to their identity. but from the cattle industries point of view, they are bad for business. there are re fear that buff all take their grazing honor, which is not really true because buffalo was they call all year out for food. they deal in one day with cal who were not really in competition with them. and this is big enough for both of us to live, but people won't see it. it's a big day. and it's minus $25.00 degrees celsius. these base and come from yellowstone national park. when huge herds were slaughtered in the 19th century, a few 100 animals found refuge there. that's why genetically pure bison still exists today. oh, yeah. oh yeah. oh, gloria, accept of all, for a hold of a jury and a judge, a lot better than life. the results have come back negative. no bison

of woods coming in that press conference from van de leon from the commission president from paris macklin also a from show shell as well that ukraine is a member of the european family is saying the path is of bring to membership, but you know, that comes with quite a few tools is and these are really, really big tools as potential members pools european union have to implement a catalogue of lindsey reforms to make sure that they come up to you repeat news. so while ukraine has now had his application to just be a candidate, the you accepted, it really does join a very long q to give you a sense of that turkey i applied for its candidacy back in 1987 that's 25 years ago. and it's still nowhere near likely to be a member of the block. meanwhile, there's been another blow to ukraine's aspirations to join nato. after its chief young fulton, the said membership is not feasible in the near future. despite previous pledges. and it has been cleared for a long time that a membership of ukraine was not something that was imminent or not. so something was relevant in the near future needs, a welco

in early 2020 french president emanuel macklin could nuclear power at the heart of his country supplies against global warming. so good news of all of its usual d. vasqua syllable mammal docusys, california cleaners show my da schooley county show from at north looney philip honey souls do nuclear hosp? to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and reach cap on neutrality targets? he announced a program to build several new nuclear reactors in the years ahead. just switch cuz she's a pale. do so costly it? good. no, no, liz, it to do solar construction. do it the bill do at this unit. what critics say more nuclear power means extracting and storing more uranium, a radioactive mineral, that remains hazardous for thousands of years. lou, to get some idea of the risks. we've been to both ends of the trail. the leads from africa to you. in part one of our investigation, we travel to the town of allot and central, and he j. from where much of frances uranium come. it's close to 2 huge mines, one now being decommissioned, run by subsidiaries of the french multinational arana which local, still calle

restrictions on russia would inevitably backfire on the block with more heres actually struggle. president macklin of france worn to very difficult days ahead and he said the whole of europe would be impacted now in that address, which was made on wednesday evening. here in france, he put the blame for the war in ukraine solely on president putin of russia. and he said the pretext that president putin had outlined for that war was false. now he saluted what he said was the ukrainians, who were fighting for their country. and he said that there would be a plan developed to try and mitigate the impact of the sanctions here in europe. he said that they would be a knock on effect that would include price rises for every day products such as buying fuel or even foods. let's have a listen to what else precedent icon had to say. no low to sick, too many economic sectors are suffering and will suffer either because they depend on imports of raw materials from russia and ukraine. or because they export to these countries are growth, which is currently at its peak will inevitably be affected. the increase i

now, following that cool between macklin and putin and elisa official also told reporters here in france that the country is thinking of toughening sanctions even more against russia. they said that the current sanctions 1st though needed to be evaluated and then that they would be complimented and the sanctions have already started to bite those who are here in france, a c p. your belonging to one russian oligarch was seized by customs officials on the mediterranean coast. in other developments, ministers have also been meeting to approve for the very 1st time the use of the temporary protection directive. now it will give those refugees who are fleeing ukraine temporary protection, as it suggests. it will also mean that they'll get you residency and the rights that come along without residency access to health care and to education for a year. and that that will be able to be renewed. we managed to have a unanimous decision on the temporary protection directive. there's never been used even though it's been existing for 20 years. when this comes into force, everybody can how to protect

i mean, it was forced on him by macklin on in 2014 to end the fighting that was going on and on bass. and to that extent, it wasn't so much to fight and die down. it's just been a sort of frozen conflict. although people keep dying, but it wasn't a hot conflict in the way that it was. i mean, it was, you know, a proper open warfare in those days. now it's just this frozen company. so it's sort of lose lose situation with the minutes to that it help to bring the fighting down. but at the same time it, it doesn't, it's not an appealing solution. so here that they don't want to do it. and moreover, people and can't say that should zelinski try and push it through. there would be mass process was also kill his own kind of career he's facing actually this year. and it's a political suicide to try and push that through. so it's really a bad deal. but as i said, it was the only thing on the table that was the solution, the peaceful solution, unless he's rolled out. and i think quite understandably, but then persons reacted because the decision is pushed and takes it to the next stage, which

able to take a look again at security and what defense for once again, i'd like to thank president macklin faffing brought as a start. here was a motor day with sunburn or the more in versailles such as a symbolic place, symbolic moment in part of european history. and yesterday and today we are offering a response. so have to go back, carry through this ambition for your on the high kids. messy shower, messy, my new air seeder knew was to thank you, the child. thank you. emanuel, thank you for your hosting us in such a his story site here. we're talking about the future of ukraine and the future of the european union and our democracy is also mama and it is that history that has been written with tony a desk, a link to the latter kramer b as a member of european family, put in aggression against ukraine, it's an aggression attack against all the principal or political that we hold dear . it's an attack against democracy, against sovereignty of state damper, against the shreed of all of the people to choose its own destiny and shape its own future dawn, no. okay. and all the way in which w

restrictions on russia would inevitably backfire on the block with more heres actually struggle. president macklin of france worn to very difficult days ahead and he said the whole of europe would be impacted now in that address, which was made on wednesday evening. here in france, he put the blame for the war in ukraine solely on president putin of russia. and he said the pretext that president putin had outlined for that war was false. now he saluted what he said was the ukrainians, who were fighting for their country. and he said that there would be a plan developed to try and mitigate the impact of the sanctions here in europe. he said that they would be a knock on effect, and that would include price rises for every day products such as buying fuel or even foods. let's have a listen to what else president icon had to say. normally do sick too many economic sectors are suffering and will suffer either because they depend on imports of raw materials from russia and ukraine, or because they export to these countries. our growth, which is currently at its peak, will inevitably be affected. the in

12 tournament first for stanford's contest with colorado tonight started off pretty cute checkout macklinz the 5 year-old son of stanford. great. jennifer show those good genes. mom, of course, loves it. but things didn't stay so lovable cameron brink getting into it with mya hollingshed fighting for the ball and gets a hand right on bring space. cameron does not like that. tosses the ball and hollingshead and that got stanford fired up. 2nd quarter break gets inside of powers it in. she is fouled. so it's a three-point play. she scored all 14 of her points in the 1st half. then she takes it outside of conventional trey for brink who added 9 boards. excuse me, 4 steals and 2 blocks and then the 3rd quarter, anna wilson drains the triple at the buzzer to end the quarter. she had 12 points rather ruffle seahawks qb loves it. cardinal roll into the pac 12 championship game. 71 to 45 haley jones also added 17 points. it was head coach tara vanderveer 1000 career wins with stanford. no shortage of milestones for her in the car for the winner of oregon utah. that's going on right now in the tit

macklin easy. the 5 year-old son of stanford. great jennifer showing good genes.loves it. but things in this one didn't stay so lovable. cameron brink gets into it with mya hollingshed ed fighting for the fall and should get to hand write on rick's face. cameron does not like it tosses the ball and hauling shed that. got the stanford forward. fired up 2nd quarter break. gets it inside and powers it in. she is fouled three-point she scored all 14 of her points in that 1st half. then she takes it outside a conventional tray for bring who added 9 boards for steals and 2 blocks. and then in the 3rd quarter, anna wilson speaking of drains the triple at the buzzer to end the quarter ice cold. she had 12 points. brother wrestled seahawks qb loves it. the cardinals roll into sunday's pac 12 championship game. 71 to 45 haley jones. local product also added 17 points. it was head coach tara vanderveer 1000 career win with stanford. no shortage of milestones for her. the usf men's squad, meanwhile, is on the precipice of its first appearance in the ncaa tournament since 1998

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