this is addition of the munich security conference wraps up today with a final round of high level talks addressing the most pressing security issues. this is focus is on the was in the middle east and ukraine. today's conference will begin with a discussion on the future of is right, any palestinian relations with palestinian prime minister mohammed stay at israel's form, a foreign minister. if you live in a, on the panel side today, you creating president of let them use the lensky attended the conference and to do it, many of the u. s. v if um, to best support for ukraine as well as for israel security and get our land back and dw t for political editor. these are in a cruise that is covering the security conference for us to joins us now from unique. a good to see you missed that, you know, so today is the fed and final day of the munich security conference. what's been dominating the agenda so far, of the wireless, those big crises that threaten to de stabilized european security, but potentially also level security. that's the rule in ukraine and the rule in gaza where israel is kn

but it is extra, very coincidental that all of the major world leaders are here at the munich security conference right now. at the moment that alexis, of all me was murdered by putting and so 11, the theory is that some, after the war started after putting the data ukraine, the munich security conference didn't allow russian officials to come here anymore . and so this was a way for putting to effectively troll the entire world, even though he's not here in person, along with his entourage by killing alexi and of all me putting his in the head of every single person at this conference all through the weekend and so this is his way of saying you might be able to just invite me, but i don't care. i'm still in your head at what would you say to those? because there are those voices also have the security conference who say that we need to negotiate with putting we need to find a way to make peace between russia and ukraine. do you agree with them? is it possible to talk to porton no absolutely not potent has made it clear that there is no negotiation, that he has no capacity to compromise, to seek

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munich. security conference leaders gathered in unit reacted to the report. the death of alexi, nevada. ne, blaming vladimir putin. russia was not invited to attend this year as munich security conference where the wars and you, in, in ukraine, sorry, and gaza our top of the agenda. tensions over taiwan on donald trump possible return to the white house are also on leaders, mines and dw is international editor richard walker has been following the munich security conference. here's how you summed up its 1st day, which was overshadowed by russia's advancement of election of honest the use of the desk to select signal. volney came in just as delegates were arriving at the munich security conference. and it really left people stunned. everybody has been talking about it and is bound to overshadow the entire weekend of talks here. that is taking place here and sent me is going to be i'm providing, i think it's just strengthening the result of western countries saying that the routine regime is rushed into. it's cool, really, with respect to what he's doing interna

security conference. this is most abraham reporting here for munich funds, the munich security conference, 2024th. meanwhile, the global south is increasingly coming together to resist western pressure. that was the message. imagine that the freedom of nations for him held taylor in moscow with officials for more than 50 nations taking part russian farm. and it's just like a lot of are off to the flow tools that condemn what he called the size fitting of results is by the us from here, a yoko, natalie, julia. this is the neo colonial divide of the world into those who consider themselves exceptional in the rest. those who are given the role of doing the will of god's chosen ones. our choice in any situation is to negotiate in order to find a balance between the legitimate interests of the parties. and i emphasize precisely the legitimate interest boys, if their allies themselves prefer to continue their hopeless attempts to impose their ultimatums and the illusionary hope of holding onto the elusive instruments of neo colonial head. germany. that is their choice. russia is ready for that to neil colonialism

security conference. this is most abraham reporting here for munich funds. the munich security conference, 2024th. okay, on the related theme, rushes for administer has coal for an end to sodium colonial dependency. circular for off emphasize the perils of allowing resources to be, quote, siphoned off at the low prices in his speech. now be for the freedom of nations for him right here in law school, a yoko, natalie julia. this is the neo colonial divide of the world into those who consider themselves exceptional in the rest. those who are given the role of doing the will of god's chosen ones. our choice in any situation is to negotiate in order to find a balance between the legitimate interests of the parties. and i emphasize precisely the legitimate interest voice, if their allies themselves prefer to continue their hopeless attempts to impose their ultimatums and the illusionary hope of holding onto the elusive instruments of neo colonial head. germany. that is their choice. russia is ready for that to neil colonialism. is a dead end path, whoever follows it is doomed return or conflict. it is

security conference. this is the most abraham reporting here for munich on the munich security conference. 2024th on a very related theme, the global side is increasingly coming together to resist the western pressure. that was the message which emerged on seeing vividly as well as the new colonialism for the freedom of nations formed held here in moscow. officials for more than 50 nations, took part in the russians. foreign ministers, circular, rough, took the floor and did not hold back. he condemned what he called the siphoning of resources by the us, from your ticket. listen to this a yoko, natalie julia. this is the neo colonial divide of the world into those who consider themselves exceptional. and the rest, those who are given the role of doing the will of god's chosen ones. our choice in any situation is to negotiate in order to find a balance between the legitimate interest of the parties. and i emphasize precisely the legitimate interest. if their allies themselves prefer to continue their hopeless attempts to impose their ultimatums in the illusionary hope of holding onto the elusive instruments

security conference. this is melissa abraham reporting here for munich funds, the munich security conference, 2024. with all the related theme, the global side is increasingly coming together to resist the western pressure. that was the message emerging in pretty much seen vividly of the empty, neo colonialism for the freedom of nations for them held here in moscow with officials from within 50 nations. taking part, russian foreign minister circuit left off took to the floor to also condemn what he called the siphoning resorts is by the us from europe. neil calling natalie julia, this is the neo colonial divide of the world into those who consider themselves exceptional in the rest. those who are given the role of doing the will of god's chosen ones. our choice in any situation is to negotiate in order to find a balance between the legitimate interest of the parties. and i emphasize precisely the legitimate interest voice, if their allies themselves prefer to continue their hopeless attempts to impose their ultimatums, in the illusory hope of holding onto the elusive instruments of neo colonial hea

security conference. all sorts of officials from africa, from asia, also from nation america left america doesn't necessarily pay an important role in the munich security conference. but in this particular case, it has. and i think from the organizers of the munich security conference, i think that dialogue basically means that these challenges that we've been talking about also have an impact beyond the united states and beyond europe. that they also have an impact in african countries and nation also. and that's in america with thomas will be keeping a close sign. i'm sure you will to dw security correspondent thomas spar well, as the landscape warns against waning western support, hugh crane's armed forces have withdrawn from one besieged time after months of heavy fighting, ukraine's new army come under head. alexander save ski says troops are being pulled out of of difficult to avoid being and circled. the retreat is russia's biggest success on the battlefield, since it took the city of bach mood last year. i remember, ron is waste king's cottage in london. we asked her whether the withdrawal of ukrainian troops from steve could open the

nations us and from paris. presidents landscape will travel back to germany to attend the munich security conference. lead has gathered in munich, get reacted to the report, the death of alexi navarro. ne, blaming vladimir fuson, russia. it was nothing been invited to attend. this is munich, security conference where the was in you credit on goal of the top of the agenda. tensions over taiwan and donald trump's possible return to the white house. also on the lead his mines in munich, delegates were discussing the concerns of some analysts. russia is winning and it's war against ukraine, dw brussels bureau chief, alexander phenomena off the full my us general ben hodges if he says that assessment. i know i don't agree that the russians have the upper hand clearly at this point. as we begin or come to the end of the 2nd year of the, of the large scale invasion. neither side can knock out the other. the russians do not have the ability to finish off ukraine. ukraine does not have at this point, the ability to defeat russia. this war has been going on though 10 years, not 2 years. after 10 years, with e

avoid having just a discussion among western lead us and you will have seen throughout the munich security conference in the past. but also in particular, the discussion of the meaning security conference, all sorts of officials from africa, from asia, also from nation america that's in america, doesn't necessarily pay an important role in the munich security conference. but in this particular case, it has. and i think from the organizers of the munich security conference, having that dialogue basically means that these challenges that we've been talking about also have an impact beyond the united states and beyond europe that they also have an impact in african countries. the nation also nation american with thomas will be keeping a close sign. i'm sure you will to dw security correspondent thomas bar, as well as the landscape warns against waning western support. he crane's armed forces have withdrawn from one besieged time. after months of heavy fighting. your brains, new army come under head onyx under seascape, says troops are being pulled out of of difficult to avoid being and circled. the retr

yeah. legacy is the view, the munich security conference, as pretty much waiting new going on. you had a power structures, marginalizing african and latin american countries. agency. i'm giving priority only to security threats relevant to western interests, while overlooking pressing issues like poverty in equality and the rubbing of national resources. critics also note that the conference often focuses on symptom management rather than addressing root causes with limited global south and for ones on policy, an insufficient attention to economic development, and they cannot make independence. critics also argue that the munich security conference, primarily, but a business leads policy makers, excluding voices from civil society and marginalized communities inside you or itself. is it conceivable that the munich security conference was, it's predominantly less than governmental and corporate composing. some would embrace since the critique from the global south it appears improper for that. and then the stablish moment who attends and had gemini reed. i'm conflict with red dai

this munich security conference just getting underway. i mean, there's no bigger stage, perhaps in the world when it comes to discussions about global security. and really the conversation was intended to focus on what is going on in ukraine the west support for ukraine and what it would mean if essentially a putin were to have his way in ukraine. and here we have the foremost critic of vladimir putin dead in a penal colony. now certainly the us is trying to figure out what happened here. we are awaiting comments for speech rather, by vice president kamala harris. that is to be followed by a question and answer session in just a few moments time. it is unclear right now whether she plans to address it, but it's hard to imagine eric and omar that she doesn't. this is certainly huge news here in munich. it is dominating the conversations in the hallways. in this this hotel behind me where all the meetings are taking place. we did hear from secretary antony blinken just moments ago. he's been having a series of meetings with various world le

loss, according to the results of this security conference, what can you say that ukraine got, and whether ukraine is even a center, was the central event of the munichnce, as we expected, because in the. .. at the last three international security conferences, we hear, well, about the same rhetoric, and this conference was held on the eve of the invasion, then already in the 23rd year, a year ago, president zelensky spoke before the munich security conference, does the world still have other problems ? europe has other problems that they are facing, and it seems to us that the whole... world should be thinking about ukraine, and they are thinking about israel or about other potential hot spots, which can be in the world. if you look at the program of this conference, you can really fall into pessimism and see that several events, some side events, and a couple of panels are dedicated to ukraine. and to be honest, the first day disappointed me a bit. because he was quite so lean, you know, and i even allowed myself to do it assessment of the united states' performance, which was in principle formal enough: this is how we will support, this is how we

thank you so much for joining us on conflicts on here from the munich security conference. thank you for having me. more than 28000 having killed in gaza, more than 11000 of them children, according to the cause of health ministry. is it time for loss which many countries around the world continue to consider to be a terrorist organization to release the remaining hostages and try and bring an end to this conflict? by all means, all our eyes are focused on the subheadings over there, but i've seen use both and does us that have been in the west bank? and what does it mean? definitely needed is a ceasefire. and what is more needed is to allow international aid to get into guys and up on the one. that's one thing that and 3 bought through awards and threats that are there. as the writer said, not only 20000, but as seen as had been going up also 70000, but as seen as have been injured. 251000, but as the and the homes have been destroyed between the body shop, destruction and complete destruction. but also 1700000, but as seen as have been pushed out of their homes into one t

so lensky was at the munich security conference for the last time. that was just a few days before the russian invasion began back. then he was still wearing a suit. now, this is a very, very different time, a very different world. and so lensky seemed also much clearer in painting the picture of a ruthless monster calling put in a sob. and what i found very interesting in, in his whole speech, when he said, let's not see a pretence destruction implying that some of those allies of the free will withdraw the c a compromise, then ending the war by actually or defeating, posted. what was your sense that i had exactly are you training president also said stopped asking him crane when the will will and start asking proof and oh, you ask yourselves why is present still able to continue this war? and he was really hammering home this message that the entire international order is i'd state and this is not about helping a small country defend itself against the nebraska or the bilateral conflict. and of course, this is something where people, uh, sometimes

according to the results of this security conference, what can you say that ukraine gained and whether ukraine gained in general, there is a center, was the central event of the munichference, as we expected, because during the last three international security conferences , we hear, well, about the same rhetoric, and this is the previous ones. invasion was this conference, then already in the 23rd year, a year ago president zelensky spoke before the munich security conference, do the world still have other problems, europe has other problems that they are facing, and it seems to us that the whole the world should think about ukraine, and they think about israel or others potential hotspots that... could be in the world? if you look at the program of this conference, you can really fall into pessimism and see that several events, some side events, and a couple of panels are dedicated to ukraine. and to be honest, the first day disappointed me a bit, because it was quite so lean, you know, and i even allow myself, ah... to make an assessment of the performance of the united states, which was basically quite formal : so we will support, so we we will support, yes, we,

i am deel munich security conference. i am deeply saddened _ munich security conference. and _ munich security conference. i am deeply saddened and concerned about the reports coming from russia that alexei _ the reports coming from russia that alexei navalny is dead. all the facts _ alexei navalny is dead. all the facts have to be established and russia _ facts have to be established and russia has serious questions to answen — russia has serious questions to answer. alexei navalny has been a strong _ answer. alexei navalny has been a strong voice for freedom, for democracy for many years and nato allies— democracy for many years and nato allies have — democracy for many years and nato allies have called for his immediate release _ allies have called for his immediate release for— allies have called for his immediate release for a long time and today my thoughts _ release for a long time and today my thoughts go to his family and his loved _ thoughts go to his family and his loved ones and we remain committed to supporting everyone that believes in democracy and freedom,

conference needs to be closed, because discussing european and eurasian security without russia is pointless, russia helped them twice, once our president made probably the most striking speech in the history of the munichation, then back in the sixteenth year our prime minister dmy things are fundamentally important, what really worries them: the first is the military victory for russia, they definitely want this in ukraine, which will leave them completely in a situation where there is not even a plan b, but they don’t even have an idea of ​​​​how to live in this world, the second thing is that donald trump worries them in the most various performances haunt me, yes, so well, they haven’t seen kamala yet, no, kamala was just arriving. they saw her speaking, but not a manager, not a manager, no one else will be there until the civil war is fought, nothing there, well, look, because here he was, it was said, yes, how good it was when there was a big pie and there was peace, then the most unpleasant thing begins, in order for there to be peace, you need some infrastructure that provides this world and... a year, well, it’s not good, how- then, it’s not good, it’s not going well, it’s not good, which mean

i was at the munich security conference just a few days ago. and i spoke to the western intellectual and, and it looks like even christophe, who just throws an oscar about that, saying that now wars are sometimes decided to develop books and they'll just on the battlefield. and he said that the more just changing, just if you had mentioned in the united states in europe, i knew crime himself, was there on no more ukrainians and thinking pauses to be that both negotiations, negotiations in general. there are still about 90 percent of ukrainians who are not ready to see the territories. but what the cost of said, i think is very important. he says, we might, might suggest to a point to interest in, in, in, in the coming months this year. probably after presidential elections in russia when rush, i wouldn't be ready to negotiate some kind of a cease fire. and he says that that is only, we're the only makes sense to talk about it if, if uh, if nato would be ready to, to accept you crying on a fast track. so that you kind would have security guarant

day of the munich security conference. i was thinking back to the munich security conference last year where the ambassador made quite a remarkable effort to try and to broaden out the conversation beyond the usual transatlantic crowd to the so-called global south. i think actually this year that effort has been deepened and widened even further. however, it is fairly clear that our world is on the one hand more connected, but on the other hand, evermore divided. and this is happening against the backdrop of the war in ukraine and the war in the middle east, which in many respects has divided us deeper. and harder to reconcile. joining me for this wonderful discussion for the final day at the munich security conference, please welcome ricardo lange, the cochairman woman of alliance 90. [applause] david lang, shadow secretary of state of the foreign, and a development office of the united kingdom. j.d. vance, senator from ohio of the united states of america. priyanka, deputy leader of the party in parliament of india. [appl

and in fact, we already heard such similar statements during the days of the munich security conference said that ukraine now, more than ever , needs support from its partners and allies, who are delaying this, moreover, they are now focused on what will happen if donald trump wins the elections in november and, accordingly, worries about his own... i would like you to evaluate the munich security conference in general by its messages, whether ukraine heard the messages it needed in terms of the fact that the world and western allies are ready to provide us quickly and all the necessary help that we need, and are there any prerequisites to believe that the world has really already understood what threat it is dealing with? the world is a complex issue, the world is diverse. and we will still get to the world, let's start with munich conferences, it is a very convenient way for leaders and leading political groups, not only european, but also of the whole world to meet and feel the situation and hear arguments, that is, it is not a place where they come and sign documents or whatnot. som

you are there for the munich security conference. this will likely change a lot of those discussions before we get to that impact though, nic just give us a sense of where things stand this morning given that we are learning from the prison service, that alexey navalny has in fact died >> we don't have independent confirmation, but frankly, given how information function putin's russia is close to it, as you might expect, the prison service itself from the region where annexin-v one was incarcerated near the arctic circle, very tough conditions in colony number three, they're saying that he lost consciousness during a walk on the morning of february 16? doctors were unable to revive him. now, we're not hearing from his team confirmation as i say, and they are dependent on information from the prison service. and indeed, apparently his lawyer is traveling the harp, the city in the uml note, the nets kill autonomy is region where that prison is located. but given what we know about the fate of opposition figures in putin's russia, the

back in germany today to join the munich security conference leaders of the forum, joins the voice is holding the kremlin responsible for all explain of all these tests. russia was not invited to attend this. he has music security conference with the boys in ukraine and scada on top of the agenda. tensions over taiwan and donuts, drums, possible return to the white house, also major topics. the dw as chief political edited. it actually is not is of the unique security conference to joins us from the venue there, mr. ely, so it's a day to off of this. so security conference. so just briefly, what can we look forward to? well, it's about the big conflicts that you already mentioned, but it's also about the big seismic shift in the international world, or the funky will be here. the chinese foreign minister, we've learned that the chinese delegation is larger than the american delegation that, that saying something also. and the commission president was the left on the lines and they to secretary general. they will be speaking on those big concepts, but also on what european defense, wha

so of course, you know, the munich security conference gathering will focus a loss on what the west can do to help you cry and defend itself against russ new. gretchen, is there a new one of the topics, you know, we were also dealing with a big crisis in gaza with the humanitarian crisis and the ongoing conflict that so leaders are going to try and have discussions behind closed doors as well because of the munich security conference was special about it, of course is, is not just the discussions that are happening on, on the stage on the panels between all those leaders is also is there opportunity to talk frankly, to have lots of bilateral meetings. exactly. i mean, all those, those talks behind closed doors are probably the most important the most interesting as well. and you mentioned the a gaza will also be on the agenda, the united nations 20 quoterush basically set to the tone for that yesterday when he opened it. and i can see here in the live image is the host hoist skin of the beat, the unix secuity conference is already making sure that everybody is taking their seats clearly

we want to show you some pictures now from the munich security conference in germany, where our christiane amanpour spoke with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy just a short time ago, what he's saying about vladmir putin in the wake of alexey navalny's it's death and the concerns we are hearing from leaders around the world to russia's continued aggression >> gail and the scope. >> donald trump's fraud >> is staggering and so too is his ego >> new york judge ruled that donald trump and his companies must pay hundreds of millions of dollars for fraudulently inflating the value of his new york companies, the penalties his children will also face and trump's reaction to the ruler plus a cnn exclusive intel sources tell cnn russia as attempting to develop a nuclear space weapon, how it works, and whether officials believe it poses a threat to the us through teenagers have been arrested in connection with the shooting at it kansas city super bowl rally. what we know about the teens and the charges they are facing now the spokeswoman for alexey navalny has confirmed on x that the russian o

security conference where president zelenskyy speaking. so we will come back to you in a minute. i just want to go to president zelenskyy at the munich security conference. >> hour ukraine >> the president you are outmanned and you always say this, there are huge, huge advantage in terms of numbers of russian forces there is a question of potentially you signing a law or changing the draft and the conscription and blowing the age from 27 to 25. are you going to do that? >> but daniel boone blocks now dying danya the tiniest provably mobilization it. done i hello, misha moment, but dinucleotides elude the gift tomlin enough room to fears each know would you are colored dina new greene's? in his alleged get nazi, the dominant, the bouillon. we'd normally what all right. >> we don't have translation there for president zelenskyy is comments on a bring nathan hodge back, our former cnn moscow reporter thanks for sticking with us here. so we were talking about navalny, his death. i mean, much as being made of the timing of his death, we have the start of the munich security conference and a week in which donald trump made those comments a

keeps patrons to try to down play this as being a strategic defeat, as they met at the munich security conference over the weekend, or the contributor rachel most than takes a closer to the, the munich security conference, just wrapped up in germany over the weekend. it's basically turned into an opportunity for nato members to try to convince their own citizens that their countries are just so fragile that they're really in big trouble unless they can transfer it loads of tax, their cash in the direction that just happens to be the most profitable to their military industrial complexes. and what better way to do that these days and to just show ukraine, and it still counter offensive out of the way and try to make their own people believe that they're basically taking on russia themselves. now, to defeat the russia, we need to think outside the box. that's what russia is really afraid of. there's only one outcome we need from the munich security conference. that's europe, including the u. k. gears it's economy to the military defeat of russia. everything else is gesture by this. it is true that

thank you the and did the chief political editor because that is at the munich security conference and joins me from the venue mccain. i got to see you a standing ovation to the speech from julia and nevada. now does that sum up the reaction at the conference to alexa. novalis, deb of the well yeah, that was trudy. a sense of salt key and it's really very rare to have such emotional moments. um, but the whole event is sausage with the coastal force. good in the head of the m a c mentioning referring to the death of nevada and the then we heard music from actually a of the best you said div on it is a group of musicians, both of palestinian and is really so bridges being built and at the same time, there was the sucking news crossing into this gathering what russia is not invited . and there are reasons for that because there is a sense amongst, well, the to, as well. that's talking to russia only make sense in a very limited scope. they did not want to present a well said so to russian, a russian take on the history in the making here. and depending on who you are, february some, i'm j

like his mother reporting for us from the munich security conference there at the venue. thank you so much, mr. enough. and i would like to know, you know, hi say, who was still with me in the studio. so we've been listening now to 2 speeches, and to a panel discussion, we any wise uh, when it comes to this stage of security in europe and how we deal with warn ukraine . but i think we said earlier on want to cut that and the munich security conference is of course a forum where they're going to be important talks behind closed doors. so um, what's being said on the panel is not necessarily, we're not going to hear it's so straight away on the panels. what's being moved, you know, where the thresholds being moved is, etc. but the fact that the american delegation is so big and the fact that what we said hello, just highlighted the raw science like we will get that in terms of providing age to ukraine. you know, that package that is being held up in washington. and those are little baby steps that we are dealing with. the situation of that is, is crucial for ukraine in term

well, let's go over to the munich security council or security conference rather right now we will meet as a gather. a couple of rena solomon joins us from the is, he's a political scientist from the economy. the russia you raise at santa, we heard the condemnation. is there anything else the world leaders can do? will that be action? will they confront, over the death of alexia vonny? the 1st impression though, of course, was chilling. many people present here is the minutes security counseling. you are like seeing that right in the 1st familial. he was a presence in the life of many for the last 2 years, at least. so this initial shock is only natural. what further decisions will be made after more coal do a duration? i of course, did not know, but i do think that he's at least his memories or to be memorialized, at least it ought to be kept to live in perhaps the names of the 3 or public places in your town. capitals. i have heard suggestions coming to me from russia that they ought to be a memorial attracted to the hospital and barely aware, or she was a couple of st after she is a

w as chief international editor of richard wilka is at the munich security conference and joins me now from the now richard, apart from the news of alexei novalis beth and his wife a speech that would've been the most noticeable moments so far out the conference. yeah. well, i mean, that has, of course, really massively overshadowed the 1st days proceedings. a lot of people were just arriving here in the hotel in munich, just as that news came through. and you could really see everybody was talking about it. and the sense of show kind of thing, so many people and that certainly did the color of many of the events today. i think this one of the event that i would definitely highlight this was to speech by carmella harris, the vice president united states. and at the beginning of has beachy, of course, talks about the report suggestive selection of only, but the other kind of main emphasis of his speech was what you just mentioned. that it seems to be the concern that may be in the holes here in munich. have of what the 2nd trump presidency might mean of for the security of europe and fo

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