he spoke at the start of the annual munich security conference here in germany. the summit is widely seen as one of the most important global security gatherings in a virtual address. zalinski said speed, all areas was the key to stopping rushes aggression. zalinski set the tone comparing ukraine's fighting and russia to david and goliath. he will definitely fall already this year. we can make it all of us together just as david deed. we can make sure that there is no alternative to our victory to john ukraine's president urged western leaders to act quickly. we need to hurry up. we need this feed speed of our agreements. speed of our delivery to strengthen our sling, speed of decisions to limit ration potential was the whiskey pushed for speed? german chancellor, all of sholtes argued for caution the by losses. we will continue to maintain the balance between providing the best possible support to ukraine and avoiding an unwanted escalation. but shorts also challenged western countries to deliver on promised weapons that so this means that everyone who can suppl

the title of the text that was published three years ago at the munich security conference was western sense, which means non- western. he presented numerous evidences in the munich security conference belonging to western countries. they had listed why the wealth and power is moving from the west to the east of the region, why this confession because people think that they will reverse this path, i became one of the solutions, the same confrontation with the correct answer because realizing the russian war will create a space for iran. this process moves the world towards the multipolarization of russia's war it portrays the side of multipolarization. some famous experts in the name of geometry and location, malekzadeh, who is from the university of chicago, believe that the world has become multipolar in 2017. this opinion is not the opinion of experts, and in the form of experts, your generation is in a transition period, but it happened because they realized that iran will find a breathing space in the multipolar space, the situation of pressure will no longer exist in relation to

a live report from the munich security conference, a big setback for the big lie, donald trump and his allies suffer a week of legal losses, and, family affair, martin luther king the third and his wife on the fight for social justice and passing the torch to their 14-year-old daughter. i am jonathan capehart and this is the debut of the saturday show. good morning, we are following the latest news of the munich security conference where russia's war on ukraine's at the top of the agenda for the

d, w chief international editor richard walker is following the conference in munich to 3 really big speeches. here at the munich security conference on the 1st day village. amazed lensky addressing by video message from key if and then all of shows the german chancellor and manuel my call, the french president following on. and chelsea mccomb bowes, with strong words of support for the ukrainians. as this war approaches his 1st anniversary, and the people here in munich look back over this year of war that began pretty much the last time everyone gathered here a year ago. but there are key discrepancies opening up or around the question of what is the urgency of providing support to ukraine, and how long is this war going to drag on for? so let's take a couple of quotes from 2 of those speeches festival, from a fellow to me as a lensky who said there is no alternative to speed urging ukraine supporters to get as many big, serious weapon systems from tanks to fight to jets across to ukraine. as fast as possible, to help him fight against the anticipated big russian offensive coming this spring. on the other hand, olaf sh

security conference in another years time. really, nobody here knows quite well the state of the world will be then at the munich security conference also saw the premier of a film about the opposition leader. belarus, says lancey canoe sky was forced into exile after challenging leader alexander lucas and go in the countries 2020 elections outside belarus. she continues to call for democracy as d. w. so linda filica and journalist chant dunder out. oh, yeah. ha. mont yes. yeah. was fella by yes, son. oh, yeah. the atlanta, the kind of guy was a housewife and mother with no interest in politics. but she took up the fight against bell a ruffian dictator, alexander lucas shank old. that went to pieces and euro gauze, throw freedom in bella vista, only a great mother and taking care of thousands of different things. at the same time travel can, you can govern a country. and most, most her college, turkish journalist, shonda and r and d, w film director, linda fear, reca spent 6 months following sickening sky around europe. what motivates her to keep up the fight? where does she get her strength? your husband be true always. then durin

, w chief international edison, richard walker is following the conference in munich for 3 really big speeches here at the munich security conference on the 1st day volunteers. lensky addressing by video message from key if and then all of shows to german chancellor and emanuel. my call at the french president following on and shelton mccomb, both with strong words of support for the ukrainians. as this war approaches his 1st anniversary, and the people here in munich look back over this year of war that began pretty much the last time everyone gathered here a year ago. but eric key discrepancies opening up are around a question of what is the urgency of providing support to ukraine, and how long is this war going to drag on for? so let's take a couple of quotes from 2 of those speeches festival, from a velocity me as a lensky who said there is no alternative to speed urging ukraine supporters to get as many big, serious weapon systems from tanks to fight jets across to ukraine as fast as possible to help him fight against the anticipated big russian offensive coming this spring. on the other hand, olaf shows saying that

at the munich security conference, the foreign policy chief says the west mass speed up military support. joseph burrell, also back the proposal for joint you ammunition procurement to boost supplies to key way coming up in sport. and once they got full port dockman put on a goal, scoring display in a for one big 3 again struggling has to balise ah, i'm all azako. welcome to the program. the munich security conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. estonia as a prime minister kaya colors was among those urging member states to act jointly in buying ammunition which ukraine needs urgent fate. also joining the conference was china's top diplomat wang, he, he says beijing will present a piece plan to end the war. but many of the west remains skeptical. oh, navigating a new reality. the central theme of this year's munich security conference. nearly a year after russia invaded its neighbour, ukrainian president of a lot amused zalinski remains resolute. i said there is no alternative to ukrainian victory. there is no alternative to

yes, or the munich, a security conference was overrun by anti war demonstrators this past weekend. if you saw any of our coverage that way, even crowds in munich, essentially taking a beating bicycle right these. i hear it out to you. we took the time to cover those protests while the world traditional mainstream news channels didn't make any good news. return with music. yeah, absolutely. i try to play for canes favorites. like we have a lot of music that we both like a lot like led zeppelin. we have a ramones, we have talkie hats, guns, and roses. maroney stone was of course frank ocean, which is his favorite. i usually start with that one but the.

the munich security conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. as stone, as prime minister kaya colors was among those urging members states to act jointly and buying ammunition, which ukraine needs urgently. also joining the conference was china's top diplomat wang ye. he says beijing will present a peace plan to end the war, but many in the west romance, skeptical o navigating a new reality. the central theme of this year's munich security conference. nearly a year after russia invaded its neighbour, ukrainian president followed him. is the lensky remains resolute, cause that there is no alternative to ukrainian victory. there is no alternative to ukraine. and in the e you, there is no alternative, you brave in nato. as russia ramps up it's offensive in ukraine's east, european leaders made it clear that piece will have to come on keith's terms. i think very important is nothing about ukraine without ukraine of ukraine fighting for its independence and serenity. that has to decide, at what time they want to sit down at the

it was the center point of the munich security conference. ntinued over the weekend and ukraine dominated the discussions throughout. it's bring in our warsaw bureau chief. thank you for being with me. there are many takeaways from the munich security conference. what stood out for you and are there divisions in terms of this conflict and duration? you read macron on the bbc talking about not wanting to crush russia, what to defeat it. piotr: of course, the sense is we are at an inflection point, as rishi sunak said. the divisions that have emerged our how far we should go, or how far nato should go in arming ukraine. there has been a drip feed of arms going to ukraine, primarily from the u.s., about $30 billion worth of support. but obviously there have been certain delays. there's a bit of confusion over how quickly the members of the nato firm from europe can provide battle tanks, it is an ongoing process. ukraine is urging nato to provide weapons as quickly as possible, as at this point there is an expectation of renewed invasion unless th

well, it is my honor to be back at the munich security conference. as many of us remember, last year, on this stage, i warned of the imminent invasion of ukraine by russia. and let us all recall, many at the time wondered how we would all respond. many wondered, could russia be stopped? would nato come together? would nato break apart? and would ukraine be prepared? colleagues, today, a year later, we know. kyiv is still standing. [applause] russia is weakened. the transatlantic alliance is stronger than ever. [applause] and most importantly, the spirit of the ukrainian people endures. and under joe biden, president of the united states, our country has demonstrated decisive leadership. as president biden often says, the united states will support ukraine for as long as it takes. we will not waver. and today, at this munich security conference, i will describe what we all continue to have at stake: the moral interest, the strategic interest, and the reason ukraine matters for the people of america, for the people of europe, and for people around the

in a virtual address to the munich security conference he said, western weapons were key to defeatinghat he called the russian goliath. don't forget with the munich security conference going on we have constant updates and in-depth reporting from our team on the ground. it's all available on our youtube channel. stay with us for now. after a short break i will be back to take you through the day, including more on the munich security conference. i hope to see you in a bit. ■óúóúóúóúórórórórórórór■pçóÑ■Ño >> hello and welcome. i am fraser jackson. global leaders gather at the munich security conference with the key focus on the war in ukraine. leaders pledge more support for the country as the one-year anniversary of the conflict looms. over 43,000 people are now died in turkiye and northern syria as a result of last week's earthquake. rescue efforts continue, but the number of survivors being pulled out his falling. some sad news from hollywood, the family of bruce willis has said the actor's condition has worsened. the 67-year-old stepped away from the silver screen last year and has

what are you looking out for at the munich security conference? a: francine, we are back at the munich security conference. just this morning, the realization for everyone here a year ago volodymyr zelenskyy was here in the same hotel that you see behind me telling the world that ukraine does not want a war but is ready for it. remember russia which light until the very last minute saying there would be no invasion, today there is the realization that the european security framework is essentially gone after the invasion. nine you have ukraine fighting for almost a year and a big question of what happens next year there is a lot of uncertainty here in terms of the next few weeks. we know that nato has said already there is an offensive underway from russia. we do not have to wait until the spring. it is going on now. at the same time, ukraine waiting for weapons and training to launch their own counteroffensive. there is a sense that the next few weeks, the spring and summer could really dictate the way that things are going to pan out over the med

security conference. can you give us a sense of, of what and who we can expect in munich? well this forum is considered to be the most important international security conference, and the organizes are saying that they've got some 150 high ranking guests from around the world. heads of state and government. the u. s. m a deputy president, comalla harris is going to be here than the french president manuel my home, but also high ranking officials from countries like brazil or gonna there's a representative from china sitting on panels. so this really is a forum where people get together and discussed the most pressing security issues of our time outside of the regular diplomatic frameworks on the strict rules. what is different this year is of course, that we're just days away from this sad anniversary. the war in ukraine has been raging for almost exactly a year now. now last did this forum happened just days before russia launched its large scale evasion invasion against ukraine. and the organizers had invited russian officials in the hope to persuade them not to launch th

and i think here with me in the studio to talk about the, the 2nd day of the munich security conference is dw security correspondent, thomas barrow. and in munich, of course we have the w's chief international editor, richard walker. richard way going to start with you. we've got a panel coming up with, i guess, the foreign ministers of the us, the foreign minister of germany, and also the foreign minister of ukraine talking about visions for ukraine. what are you looking for in this panel? yes. well it's, it's going to be interesting to, to watch. jared, across these 3 farmers would be working very closely over the last year. is part of the coordinated western response supporting ukraine. since evasion began a and tony blinkin and, and alina burbock, the u. s. existing, his german counts about they've already had a one on one meeting and they also took part in a meeting of the group of 7 foreign ministers. so, so that's all of the richest democracies in the world. back grouping. they had a meeting earlier today and they also invited to meet you for labor there, a ukrainian counterpart

welcome to the program. global leaders are meeting in germany for a 2nd day of talks at the munich security conference. widely considered the world's most important international defense defense event and will be bringing you live coverage from munich with analysis from dw security correspondent, thomas barrow, who is joining me here in the studio. and russia's invasion of ukraine is a chief focus of the agenda with leaders yesterday urging more support for keith's defense. today's schedule you features talks by political leaders from the united states and some of the united kingdom, nato, and germany. among others. this morning to european commission president ursula on the line and finland's prime minister, santa marin, will be taking center stage today on the saturday. so as i mentioned, joining me here in the studio is our security and correspondent, thomas pharaoh. and we have plenty to talk about in the thomas. tell us what can we expect from that at 1st panel discussion and with at the commission president ursa founder line on the finished prime minister at santa maria. we're missing one person

i just, one year ago, leaders mash at the munich security conference to discuss the war they hoped would never happen and made all the global security concerns. ukraine is set to dominate this year's conference. as the anniversary of vladimir putin's invasion nears at last year's munich security conference, there was still a glimmer of hope that russia wouldn't attack ukraine as ukrainian president vladimir zalinski appealed for support. with the high ranking audience in munich, rushes president vladimir putin was amassing thousands of troops at ukraine's borders. all hope was gone just 5 days later, when russian tanks rolled into ukraine, one year on russia's war against give is set to be the main topic of debate at the munich security conference. where leaders and security experts will discuss how partners can continue to support ukraine, of course, also with weapons of you involved. if we have to see what is what is needed, how do we cope with the russian aggression? and we see that russia is right now starting a new offensive, or they pay a very high price. but you can see how much i

but his counterpart tells the munich security conference, the china has a plan in ukraine also coming up for us and take over 3 decry and southern neighbor, braces the alarm of what it calls a brush and plot to overthrow which pro western government german and he bore a pick triumphs at the back to awards in london. oh, quite on the west. confront with 7 categories, including best director and the best picture. and in sport. dockman blow the title, rice, a wide open after smothering, had to do, and now live at one point with legal aid is fine, munich, and on your bill. ah, ah, i'm anthony, how walk into the program? the fighting grinds on on the ukraine's easton front, nearly a year after russia launched its invasion. president salenti says russian losses are significant near the contested town of buck mode. but there has been little change along the vast front line in recent months. stepped up, rushing assaults are expected this week with the anniversary of russia's invasion. ukraine has been calling on the west to deliver more weapons and ammunition, which are fast running out. thes

at the munich security conference, you foreign policy chief, your set barrell says the west must speed up military support. rail also backs a proposal by a stony in prime minister kaya colors for you. joined ammunition procurement to boost supplies to keep in ukraine itself. military aid can come soon enough as defending troops battle to hold back a renewed russian assault along the front lines. and the rise and fall of the tennis legend. boris becker is at the berlin film festival is presenting a film that looks at his life from surprise when at wimbledon to a prison sentence for tax evasion. ah, next by sir, welcome to the program. the munich security conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. is stony, as prime minister kaya callous was among those urging member states to act jointly in buying ammunition and other weapons. also taking part of the conference with china's top diplomat wang ye, he says beijing is to present a peace plan to end the war. many, the west remain skeptical. o navigating a new reality is the central

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ursula von der leyen made the pledge during this weekend's munich security conference. meanwhile, outside the conference, hundreds of people gathered to protest. >> because it is simply important. we cannot permanently supply weapons because then the war does not stop. every day that weapons are supplied, people die on both sides. these people count. it's important to go into peace negotiations. amy: also at the munich security conference, vice president kamala harris accused russia of crimes against humanity in ukraine. both harris and secretary of state antony blinken warned china against providing support to moscow as reports emerged beijing is supplying russian forces with non-lethal military assistance. beijing responded to the u.s. threats earlier today. >> it is the u.s., not china, providing a steady stream of weapons to the battlefield. the u.s. is in no position to make demand from china. we will not accept the u.s. pointing fingers. amy: japan has requested an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council after north korea fired long-range ballistic missiles

all right, well joining us now from the munich security conference is our chief political cars on that need. a has a great to see you. so one of today's discussions which will that be bringing live here on d. w is cold visions for the europeans security architecture. so is europe on the way to becoming more independent of the united states in terms of security policy? while pablo this is of course not a new discussion. european leaders have been talking about this for years. but i would say that 2 events in the more recent history have really underlined the sense of urgency for this matter. and for these discussions to take concrete shape. and one was of course, the presidency in america under donald trump, where the europeans essentially lost one of the most important partners. and the fear here is that the biden administration, which everybody welcomes and cools a very good friend and ally, could not when the next election in the u. s. in that picture might change again. and the 2nd big event was of course rushes of invasion of ukraine. so this is something where baltic states in par

to the program. global leaders are meeting here in germany for a 2nd day of talks at the munich security conference, widely considered the world's most important to international defense event. the conference heard today from european commission president ursula funder line, who made clear the use position on the motives behind brushes, invasion of ukraine. it is about fourteen's imperialistic plans. and this is something where all of us and mainly the global cells have a very clear idea. it is completely unacceptable. and countries in on the other side of the mediterranean, have a bitter and longstanding experience. first, you send the negotiators in, then you send them, they see that the experts are sending us and being sent in and then at the mercenaries that are being sending. so what we have to do is not only explain that we will never, ever accept this imperialistic war. we will never, ever accept that voting is trampling on the international law that protects all of us. that the un charter that is also in the interest. i mean it's in the interest of every single country is being treated so d

you latest corp, more munitions figure crime at the munich security conference european union. foreign policy chief says the west must speed up military support. it was a brill also back to a proposal for joint you ammunition procurement to boost supplies to people. and you cried. meanwhile, military, i can't come soon enough as defending troops battle to hold back a grinding rush. an assault along the front lines of germany, more epic triumphs at the bath to all quiet on the western front when 7 categories, including the best picture and the rise and fall of a tennis legend. forest baker is at the foot in film festival. for a documentary about his life of triumph at wimbledon to prison for texas. ah, i'm anthony how'd walk into the program? the munich security conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to you. cried the east foreign policy chief confirmed plans for member states to jointly by ammunition, which he crime needs urgently. also joining the conference was china's top diplomat wang ye. he says by jing will present a pace plan t

let's get to the munich security conference. us through the big topics, what we are expecting to happen at the conference? >> if you look back a year ago around the same time, volodymyr zelenskyy was here in the same hotel and remember he told the world that ukraine did not want war, but it was ready for one. one year later, what a year it has been. you have ukraine still on the war approaching the year marking the full invasion and russia pushing in this offensive in the country. today the ukrainian president address the conference saying there is no alternative to ukraine winning this war if we are serious about global security. i also heard from olaf scholz telling allies to have to speed up their weapons deliveries to ukraine and also from the french president saying russia cannot and must not win this war. that is day one, but i should note there is a lot of uncertainty behind the scenes about the trajectory of the war in the next few weeks. we know that russia has been making a push. ukraine is waiting for the training and

that's an awful lot of angry people outside this munich security conference. but it's just after 3 pm there on saturday. now it looks like the crowds are continuing to swell, although it's not the 1st time we've seen events like this isn't exactly. it's not the 1st time you know, has seen protests in the last couple of weeks last time we saw germans come out and mass was when the german chancellor made that you turn made that decision. so after all, you signs advanced military tanks to ukraine, continue arming lensky and kids regime. and also right now these protestors while they're there because we know that there is the munich security conference. so the world, so political leads is there meeting how to ensure security. and at the same time, we have the crowds of people outside who are afraid or half of them are more than half are afraid that these decisions that they make and those plans will, could lead to world war 3. because what we've seen so far is that they continue and continue to be fresh countries to continue arming as the lensky and so, for exampl

at the munich security conference, you foreign policy chief, your set barrell says, the west must speed up military support. we will also back that proposal by a stony and prime minister kaya callous for you joint ammunition procurement to boost supplies to key. also coming up, new zealand counts the cost of psycho gabrielle $11.00. people are dead with thousands forced to leave their homes and billions of dollars in damage and the rise and fall of a tennis, legit. boris becker is at the berlin film festival, presenting a film that looks at his life from a surprise when at wimbledon to a prison sentence for tax evasion. ah. nic spicer, welcome to the program. the unit security conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. is stony, as prime minister kaya callous was among those urging member states to act joint navigating a new reality. the central theme of this year's munich security conference, nearly a year after russia invaded its neighbour, ukrainian president followed him. is the lensky remains resolute. call it. there is no

question, but rather a request to comment, and before joining with you, we talked about the munich security conferencehere on the sidelines of the munich security conference, there was a revelation from the president of france, saying that he thought that the wagner pvc was a structure that was not under the control of the kremlin , well, that’s what putin told me, and i believed him , that it was at all. and you know. now we see that the west of western politicians the military and political leadership of western countries at many points change not only their worldview in general, their vision, as it were , of the european policy of international relations , international security, but also, well, let's say so, they are getting rid of certain illusions in relation to the russian regime, it is clear that , well, for us, it is a thing. such a thing, as wagner found out, the preparation with the putin regime is a thing. well, it is almost obvious, yes, but taking into account the fact that, uh, individual european politicians, they are, well, a little big from the real russian realities, and another poi

had the honor to present our people , our defenders, our defenders at the opening of the munich security conference, this is one of the most important international gatherings, and at this year's conference, significant forces of the modern world thanks to all of you ukrainians and ukrainians who defend our state russia in munich there is no key message of ukraine at the security conference, we obviously have to do everything to ensure the collapse of russian aggression already this year, it is possible, it is necessary, but it is possible if ukraine receives the weapons necessary for this, that is why our diplomatic marathon continues without a break since my visit to washington in december , a tank coalition has already been created for ukraine , the taboo regarding the supply of long-range missiles is already a new achievement in strengthening our artillery, and the world has already heard how necessary it is for national security to create an aviation coalition for ukraine , the prime minister also spoke about the process today ryute and during the week with other leaders continue these negotia

relation to the order. and international security to send a message from the podium of the munich security conference we hope that the german government and the organizers of this conference will make up for their gross mistake next year and restore the lost prestige of this conference to some extent. i spoke a lot about the people, but i was not with the people . with my reports, there is a question of using the student outside the ground. the moment of delivery is the most important area of ​​the strategies and horizons of the free zone of the consumers below. the news in the name of allah, the most merciful, is accompanied by greetings and courtesy to you, the esteemed viewers of khabar network, and the news section of the parliament at 11:20, from the heads of the asl 90 and imran khawases commissions, reports on the measures taken regarding crisis management to the public forum of the parliament . qalibaf, referring to the mild earthquake in turkey and syria, said that it should be resolved prepare for the crisis caused by the natural bracket. in this context, it is necessary from the civil comm

this decision, and the statement to other participants of the german munich security conference, will told by our european correspondent daria grigorova with slogans that cannot be uttered in munich , the protesters took to the streets of vienna weapons, and we know it so much, an attritional war is not beneficial to anyone, not to the european union or ukraine, instead we will consider. what opportunities exist for a ceasefire and a solution to the problem through negotiations. well , the secretary general is far from munich. nato called on all parties to support ukraine by increasing the production and supply of weapons. we must give ukraine what it needs to win and dominate. as a sovereign independent state in europe , some worry that our support for ukraine could escalate. let me to be clear there are no options without risk, however the biggest risk. putin's victory for example, schultz munich what to increase industrial production? the bundes's defense package is then billions of euros by the minister of foreign affairs. germany also had its say. so the interview broke into quot

zoryana stepanenko joined our meeting from munich, where the munich security conference is ongoing. with mr. kostenka roman kostenko, people's deputy of ukraine , who is also currently in munich, mr. kostenko, i got the impression that despite the fact that the change in the mood of ukraine's partners is dramatic if compared with the past last year, germany, despite the fact that they recently made such a historic decision to provide ukraine with heavy tanks, continues to be one of the most cautious, here is this quote by olaf scholze about the fact that it will try to have a balance between helping ukraine and still not provoking escalation, how do you assess it hmm, there are still difficulties in explaining to e partners that ukraine needs to be helped. well, there is so much that ukraine is asking for this. first of all, they said that they will be with ukraine until the end, and secondly, how to help until the end, secondly he said that the most important thing for us is not to drag nato into a war with the russian federation, of course it sounds twofold and the president right

you know, given glad to george brought up the munich security conference. it's an annual event in 2007 vladimir putin basically put down russia's marker and has not moved away from it since. but isn't it interesting, george, they call it a security conference, but they don't talk about security because if they did, it would be indivisible. and that's again over the last 12 months. that the fact that the, the west is not to talk seriously about security also will have an impact on how this conflict is resolved. if they had changed track, it would impact the outcome in a different way. and i'm absolutely for talking about security and peace. the west doesn't talk about either modified their against both demon. well, it certainly propaganda on for a sec. how can you talk about security when you have zelinski addressing the start of the conference with classical music in the background, you know, showing propaganda even just and the comparing himself, david and then saying that we're all dev, it's here. you know, mr. stomach, you are there, you know, i'm going,

about long—term concerns about kid security in western europe, which was the origin of the munich security conferencee of the big challenges facing emissions now in terms of securing their security. here we go, this is prime minister rishi sunak who will address a question raised by blood mia zielinski in his opening address, how to sustain support for ukraine. the united kingdom will always be on the side of freedom, democracy and the side of freedom, democracy and the rule of law. the security of our european continent will always be our overriding priority. there is no greater example of those commitments than our response to the war in ukraine. just this year, we became the first country in the world to provide tanks to ukraine, and the first to train pilots and marines. we gave it to 3p last year and we will match or exceed that in 2023. other allies can tell a similar 0ther allies can tell a similar story and our collective efforts are making a difference. but with every day that passes, russian forces inflict yet more pain and suffering the only way to change that is for ukraine to win. so, we

security conference. worth pointing out that russia and iran were obviously not invited to the munich security conference this time around. this is a live shot of the u.s. plane that is carrying the vice president kamala harris. she is expectedto walk out any moment now to tattend that conference >>> also where, tesla will open the u.s. super charger network for the first time as part of the white house plans to boost ev adoption. u.s. drivers will use any charge point as the biden administration makes $7.5 billion in federal funding available. the white house unveiled new rules on the country's charger network requiring them to be built in the u.s. immediately and with more than half of the costs coming from u.s. made components by next year. this is a quick look at tesla. the stock is up 2.4% today elon musk is certainly a busy man. >>> and charlie munger says tesla pales in comparison to the byd which is berkshire backed. >> tesla reduced in china twice. byd increased prices we're direct competitors we are so much ahead of b -- byd is so much ahead of tesla in china. it is almost ridiculous. if you loo

also right now these protesters while they're there because we had know that there is the munich security conference. so the world, so political are leads, is there a meet and how to insure security? and at the same time, we have these crowds of people outside who are afraid or half of them of more than half are afraid that these decisions that they make and those plans will, could lead to world war 3. because what we've seen so far is that they continue and continue to press countries to continue arming as zalinski and dell. for example, here what was seen is that russia is the hot topic of the munich security conference. and we've seen time and time again that the main aim seems to be defeating russia. at any cost, thought paul's more be depleted. if they're degrading russian armed forces, they are increasing our security. president putin must not win this war. you will be held to account the ukraine we will receive plains. it's a matter of time and procedure because it's about our values and our very existence we are fighting for. and these are countries that have a set time and time again, we ar

harris is addressing diplomats and military officials at the munich security conference just a few moments away. her speech coming just days before the one year anniversary of the russian invasion of ukraine. >> and president zelenskyy addressed the conference and stressed the need to speed up the delivery of weapons to ukraine. he says with the world's help, ukraine can stop putin's a aggression. >> we teetedeter russian strike. yes. can we liberate our land? there are 1891 proofs of this that is exactly how many cities, towns, villages we managed to liberate from the russian occupation. >> we're covering this story from all angles, from the white house to kyiv and we'll have in-depth analysis. >> and we begin with jasmine wright. good morning, what do we know about the message vice president kamala harris plans to deliver this hour? >> reporter: yeah, this is a high profile speech for the vice president. this will be the second time in two years that she has given the speech at the munich security conference. her aides tell me that this speech today will be a followup to her first speech

and china trade barbs at the munich security conference with the shooting down of the suspected chinese balloon ramping up tensions between the super are -- super powers. >> this is quite the opposite. we advised the u.s. not to do such absurd things >>> as ukraine approaches the one-year anniversary of the invasion, the secretary-general tells cnbc that they are monitoring the situation carefully. >> we are watching what is going on in ukraine and that will impact their position how to behave in the area. >>> and right now, the eu is discussing billions of euro in additional purchases of weapons for ukraine as the foreign minister tells me the conflict is far from over. >> i will be satisfied when this will be the day i will be able to say who did what and what went wrong and what was good don't get me wrong we are grateful for everything done we did not get satisfaction until we win. >>> european and asian equities move higher and thin holiday trade with wall street closed for presidents day ahead of the latest fed minutes and core inflation reading due later this week. >>> u.s. and c

when volunteers lensky took to the stage at the munich security conference last year. he warned that the rules, the world agreed on decades ago, no longer work and called for a recalibration of the international system. and he asked for support, support against went back. that was a powerful neighbor flexing his muscles. the fact that days later russia launched a full scale invasion of his country approved him writes, and in the year since the international order has been widely up, ended on fridays. lensky joined the convention virtually renewing his plea for support and appealing to all those or taking their time to ponder, saying that there was not a 2nd to lose bleach. lensky set the tone comparing ukraine fight against russia to david and goliath. he will definitely fall already this year. we can make it all of us together, just as david deed, we can make sure that there is no alternative to our victory. john ukraine's president urged western leaders to act quickly. we need to hurry up. we need this speed, speed of our agreements, speed of our delivery to strength

when volunteers lensky took to the stage at the munich security conference last year. he warned that the rules, the world agreed on decades ago, no longer work and called for a recalibration of the international system. and he asked for support, support against would back. that was a powerful neighbor flexing his muscles. the fact that days later russia launched a full scale invasion of his country approved him writes, and in the year since the international order has been widely up, ended on fridays. lensky joined the convention virtually renewing his plea for support and appealing to all those or taking their time to ponder, saying that there was not a 2nd to lose bleached polanski set the tone comparing ukraine's fight against russia to david and goliath. he will definitely fall already this year. we can make it all of us together. just as david deed, we can make sure that there is no alternative to our week to re ukraine's president urged western leaders to act quickly. we need to hurry up, we need the speed, speed of our agreements, speed of our delivery to streng

what do you make of the remarks we we heard of the munich security conference regarding africa. why is europe saying that africa is crucial for its future? oh, 1st of all, good evening. oh, good morning. wherever you are, the wireless. i think this is a really turning point. your hands are realizing that there are now falling off the cliff. they are just missing out on the enormous amount of change that taking place in the world, both physically but also in the mindset of africans. and there's still a climb, the old lens of the colon, the approach that forces them to think that they are saying that africa is just gonna be committed to french, which means of close hunting grounds for the parents. and they've kept this for a very long time. he's been my friend so much, much younger. it still has been bred into this. and they still believe they can make africa. they can keep africa and they can decide the future of africa. what is happening is it's a great deal of change know, partnerships, naturally new partnership, but the partnerships with russia and china and others, that turke

intelligence indicates that china is considering providing weapons to the russian army at the munich security conference the united states shared this information with allies and the us secretary of state is not blinkin at the meeting in munich, he already warned the head of the chinese delegation, ivan , that beijing’s decision to support russia with lethal equipment would lead to serious problems in us-china relations, the prc has not yet commented on these statements. the british press is discussing the national strategy to combat terrorism, which was recently adopted by the country's ministry of the interior. journalists found out that the document indicated some non- obvious signs of right-wing extremists. in particular, it is stated that the authorities should pay increased attention to those who read the books of shakespeare orel tolkien and kipling , as well as to people who are fond of films by the authors of the world and about special services, according to strategy authors. such interests are mainly among right-wing radicals. but from the point of view of british newspapers, this approach is