most of these men of orland, during that time to practice a central tenet of sexism service to the community. that includes distributing free food, also known as language. the lawyer, good breed, thing to me. the head of this seat temper says that these meals will go out to the homes of good on our spacious boy, there is no discrimination. go to gov, a members of every community sit together, eat longer even backing longer here to send to the homes of people who are well, this is what grew knocked out. last year. this commitment to service meet the difference between life and death for thousands of people. india, 2nd wave of corona virus cases driven by the delta variant over vend hospitals and exhausted oxygen supplies. we visited the camp, set up by call or help international to distribute free oxygen with them on it for preserve, benita 100 oxygen cylinders every 2nd, lena? all or we have each truck scoring supplies all away and you're right. are there are taller v p for the oxygen in full and be distributed for free? only vertical loving. over here. in 6 weeks, the camp helped over 14000

oil jain shell is ending its corporation with gas from in orland gas projects worth about $3000000000.00 from black shows. decision follows a similar move by b p. we've said it would abandon it's nearly 20 percent stake and rushes state on rosin f, resulting in the head of up to $25000000000.00. meanwhile, in germany, the government has officially slammed the brakes on north stream to the under c pipeline. that was to take russian gas to the baltic sea to germany. the already controversial topic has become toxic, which also means those that had been banking on its operation need to readjust, like in lieu, mean in the north east of germany. no de is like any other here in the mean, what the mer long feared would happen, has now become a reality. germany has put the certification process of the completed north stream to gas pipeline on hold on route to his office. ok, so folk drives past the pipeline, so close to going online, but now it's future is unclear. sitting on the, on the one hand, we are concerned about this escalation in ukraine and put on the other hand, the fruits of years of

away germany from the rest of europe and it's not as germany is the hungary, for example, as well. orland was a close, i would say almost friend of putin and he was joining the swift sanction as well. okay, i'm afraid that's what we're going to have to leave it. thank you very, very much for sharing your thoughts with me. i hope we've given our viewers plenty of food for thought about the latest development in the crisis in ukraine. so thanks so much for joining us for now. bye bye. and just a with ah, with get away with national, with, with, or your vice keys to safer food. well, keep clean to prevent contamination. last a great raw and cooked foods. to avoid cross contamination. cook thoroughly to kill microorganisms. i keep food at safe temperatures farther. ha, call to prevent bacteria growth. you safe water and see raw materials to avoid contaminate. food producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food evolving. but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases in the home by plying the 5 keys to see for food. use them. you also have a role to play. a

away germany from the rest of europe and it's not as germany is the hungary, for example, as well. orland was a close, i would say almost friend of putin and he was joining the swift sanction as well. okay, i'm afraid that's what we're going to have to leave it. thank you very, very, very much for sharing your thoughts with me. i hope we've given our viewers plenty of food for thought about the latest developments in the crisis in ukraine. so thanks so much for joining us for now. bye bye. and just a with ah, with who? oh hulu, with people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away at the border families playing on the taxi. the reason for these correct only with people lean extreme around a rough getting 200 people with around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. the why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. double you made for mine's aah with with this is d w new is coming to you live from berlin. rockets, rain down on residence in car key ukraine. second city is bombarded as russia

or they went to dawn from india orland. as for me, i, i think i will stay in odessa. i don't tend to move or dare say related the safe for now, before the war started, i used to work in the sea to guide making tours to round to joseph for travelers, mostly from europe, from america, from putting countries. but now of course, tourism is not able to be performed also used to work as a travel journalist and at the moment my work is also at force. i was writing about domestic stories and about beautiful places to go with the architects for lifestyle . so now of course it's not actual. so what i do now, it's my board into work. i write articles to sharing information and how to help ukraine. i just do what i can because i'm not good at really 3 job. i don't know how to fight and to shoot, but i can fight with my words and sharing information with people and me and all the greenhouse, which has to hold poor profuse stapo with his worry as soon as it's possible. ah, do not cosco shares that hope. she's an internationally renowned cake artist. her works are characterized abov

the question such as orland bog, with right now, taking a clear stands for the security of the freedom of our lives. in order to do that, we need to be able to act. this is my 2nd point. our strength is international unity. this is how we count her proteins are nation right now, and we're doing this together as the you, we have acted in unison with determination. even if you're a quarreling endlessly about many other things. we have reacted with the harshest sanctions also as the g 7 and as nato and together with many other countries across the globe because rush us attack on ukraine is a geopolitical turning point with deep impact on european security. the european union county is formulating for the 1st time, an extensive security policy strategy. and the initiative goes back to germany. when you've got this strategic come past that is on the table right now. and of course, because is being adapted all will and has to reflect the new realities on our continent at the same time. and this is also reflected in the strategy in the strategic comp has at the same time, this war shows once

from the european union, including germany to finally finally get independent of russian or at least orland gas deliveries. and thereby also showing that the old mantra of, you know, change through trades bundle, do it handler in, in german that this was fiction in respect to putting i want to take us back to the global situation because that, of course was part of the title of our show and when it comes to hardship, shortages of a very different commodity, could spark an even greater global crisis. ukraine is the world's 5th largest tweet exporter planting season is beginning, but many farmers are at war in war torn yemen. the weed reserves will last for another couple of months, according to the government, but many like here in the capital city of santa worry about the rising prices for flower. the ukrainian russian war will affect the whole world and not just us. this war will affect import, export, and trade, because we are an importer of lead and most of the food stuffs are from abroad. so undoubtedly, we will be affected. lebanon says it as wheat reserves for just one more month. the

away germany from the rest of europe and it's not as germany as the hungary, for example, as well. orland was a close, i would say almost trend of putin and he was joining the swift. thanks as well. okay, i'm afraid that's what we're going to have to leave it. thank you very, very, very much for sharing your thoughts with me. i hope we've given our viewers plenty of food for thought about the latest development in the crisis in ukraine. so thanks so much for joining us for now. bye bye. and just a with ah, with they've had no peace for, for decades. the people of iraq, your country is devastated and there's no way to define how did it come to this? i with this is revealed president his story to they were freeze at the u. s. they knew what the consequences these sanctions are and they fly to the world about because she connected with someone could kill his friends and associates ways. and he was a really he behaved exactly like to have darma. and the poison spread bear ah lush missouri with the great documentary series destruction of a nation starts march 4th on d w. oh, this is dw used li

in fact, no, orland gas exploration, you need to sort of fraud a lot baccha media. now that is the $1.00. i work with a group that is commissioned by the u. n. p r i. and we look at something called didn't eligible policy response, and we look at for costing what we think might happen as well as what would be required to get to $1.00. and we think we could for cost say something like $1.00, which is what the call might be. might the outcome, the been weird, full cost that before the car. and in that we need to start throttling back on coal . certainly no new coal from 2025 onwards is very small window. and we would be say, be very careful how much you do. and then on oil and gas, there's a final window here as oil and gas, oil demand peaks, we think in the next 2 to 3 years. and following that is going to rapidly run off. so there's not a lot of room even on this or not on the so stringent $1.00 outcomes. even at $1.00 is not that much room for new investment in oil and gas. the saw i'm but not a lot. very interesting to get your thoughts. mark fulton, chair of the

the resumption of trade with china would entail better conditions for orland in the north koreans on the livelihoods. the u. s. has declared that violence committed against me and mars who hingham was limbs, amounts to genocide and crimes against humanity. more than 730000 ringa fled the western were a kind state in 2017. when the military staged the brutal crackdown rights groups have documented the burning of villages and killing of civilians particle him reports. the images were heartbreaking. 5 years ago, thousands killed, hundreds of thousands, forced to flee to neighboring bangladesh. the stories they told of indiscriminate killing rape and arson. now the united states has given a name to what the world witnessed, genocide and crimes against humanity, promising a $1000000.00 to help investigators gather the evidence. efforts are moving forward not only of the international court of justice, but also through the international criminal court. and through the domestic ports of argentina and case brought under universal jurisdiction. the day will come when those responsible for the

away germany from the rest of europe and it's not as germany is the hungary, for example, as well. orland was a close, i would say almost friend of putin and he was joining the swift sanction as well. okay, i'm afraid that's what we're going to have to leave it. thank you very, very, very much for sharing your thoughts with me. i hope we've given our viewers plenty of food for thought about the latest development in the crisis in ukraine. so thanks so much for joining us for now. bye bye. and just a kid with ah, with ah, are driven by the merciless greed, others are fighting the destruction organic when the invaders came to present the shot done when they take effect today, think equipment is trying to destroy the indigenous people with a large scale burns with blends grabbers are exploiting the amazon rain forest. indigenous peoples are now bravely opposing them because it's not only the earth's brains models that are dying to the rain forest we cease to exist and or people die out. a long term report from the heart of brazil start to march 9th on d. w. people in trucks injured when tryi

right now. orland gas industry is city not nearly 9000 unused, but approve permits for production on federal lands or more than a 1000000 unused acres. they have a right to, to pump our family can't afford that company, sit on these their hands. so to help execute this 1st part of my plan, i'm calling for use it or lose it. policy congress should make companies pay fees on well, on federal leases. they haven't used in years and acres of public land there, hoarding without production. companies that are already producing from these wells won't be affected, but those sit in on, on use, leases, and idle wells will either have to start producing or pay the price for their action. lot. actually, i'm calling for will make a real difference over time. but the truth is, it takes months not days for companies to increase production as well. the next part of my plan is so important. today i am authorized the release of $1000000.00 barrels per day for the next 6 months over $180000000.00 barrels for the strategic from the, from the strategic petroleum reserve. this is a war time bridge to incre

the next days or weeks even at the moment, as you mentioned, like there is over 700000 yesterday in orland, in polish media, we heard the number 800000 people that have arrived already in poland. mostly it's a, it's ukrainian mothers with children early people, but also of course, there's quite a lot of for a nurse learn who don't have ukrainian passports. so a lot of african students, a lot of people from 5 countries who are also passing and seeing the war. these are people who had their lives, monica ripped apart in the last 10 days, and many have left their loved ones inside ukraine. you mentioned that most where women and children, because the men have say to fight, all right, what have they told you about their journey to poland and what is right now they're short term need and what do you expect the medium and long term needs to be so of course, the journey is quite difficult already because you know, the trains, the buses are over absolutely ogre overloaded, and then they have to wait for long, long, long hours. sometimes they to actually get to the, to the proper border crossing. a

away germany from the rest of europe and it's not as germany is the hungary, for example, as well. orland was a close, i would say almost trend of putin and he was joining the swift sanction as well. okay, i'm afraid that's what we're going to have to leave it. thank you very, very much for sharing your thoughts with me. i hope we've given our viewers plenty of food for thought about the latest development in the crisis in ukraine. so thanks very much for joining us for now. bye bye. and just a with ah, with this issue when i arrived here, i slept with people in a room. 9th in it was harsh. fair. i even got white hair. is that with learning the german language head? yeah. a lot. it's me and they don't. but to me, to entrap, to say, you want to know their story, the migrants verified and reliable information for migrant. they've had no peace for, for decades. the people of iraq country is devastated and there's no end to the violence. how did it come to this key eyewitnesses review an unprecedented story and with no more than life, much about the great documentary series, iraq destruction

away germany from the rest of europe and it's not as germany as the hungary, for example, as well. orland was a close, i would say almost trend of putin and he was joining the swift sanction as well. okay, i'm afraid that's what we're going to have to leave it. thank you very, very, very much for sharing your thoughts with me. i hope we've given our viewers plenty of food for thought about the latest development in the crisis in ukraine. so thanks so much for joining us for now. bye bye. and just a kid with, ah, with your oh they've had 40 for decades. the people of iraq our country is devastated and there's no end to how did it come to this guy, witnesses revealed unprecedented story. they were freeze the u. s. they knew what the gods of what these things are and they've liked the world about it behaved exactly like said government. and the point inspection, bear with the great documentary series, you must destruction of a nation. starts march 4th on d. w. devastated. how is this stuff to how we can with cars carry defects of climate change? i mean, felt worldwide before a station in the

not going to deal with that crucial energy sector, all of that money that president putin gets from orland gas and there's another potential route building there. not only that, they're not gonna cut that energy sector. now, the russians are saying that they want to be paid in rubles to, to, to try and help their flagging currency by demanding payments in rubles, that has enraged the ukrainians. the ukranian foreign minister said if, if they go ahead and do that, then that will be effectively killing ukrainians. so that's another problem potentially, that these leaders have to face up. but i think the main effort, remember, each of these bodies has met already in the past, but virtually the main effort here is to show unity to show a common position with regard to russia and what's going on. and you're going to see a lot of talk, i think, of war crimes being committed. they're going to say that repeatedly that that is what russia is doing. the other focus, i think that's important, is on what russia might do next. and the fears that president putin might use weapons of mass destruction, he

when over england that was their 5th straight victory in the torment or orland finished the 2nd in the standings with england down a 3rd to france will be one of the favorites. when they host the woke up next. yes . and there's a new car out in front at the start of the formula one season 0 is that charlotte lock is in whole position for sundays by bank won't play well champion max if stop and that was 2nd quickest in his red bull car, 7, tom world champion knew his hamilton was more than half a 2nd of the faith, and we'll start 5th messy. it was a big opportunity for us and we knew it seemed a team. and well, just i didn't, and we did take it because we are back to the top position. so not everybody's on their cell and lots of work to do. but it is great to be starting this new season on a, in the best way possible. 6, i'm moto jeep, you will champion mark mark has that didn't make it to the starting grid. to add the indonesian homepage, he spaniard suffered a huge crash in a warm up session. it was his 4th fall of the race. we can, marquez was taken to hospital as a proportion and wa

oh that 200 has to disappear and no in fact, no orland gas exploration, you need to sort of throttle that back immediately. now that is the $1.00. i worked with a group that is commissioned by the u. n. p r i. and we look at something called didn't eligible policy response, and we look at for costing what we think might happen as well as what would be required to get to $1.00. and we think we can for cost say something like $1.00, which is what the cost might be, might be out from the been weird, full cost that is for the car. and in that we need to start throttling back on coal . certainly no new coal from 2025 onwards is very small window. and we would be say, be very careful how much you do. and then on oil and gas, there's a final window here as oil and gas, oil demand peaks, we think in the next 2 to 3 years. and following that is going to rapidly run off. so there's not a lot of room even on this or not on the so stringent $1.00 outcomes. even at $1.00, there's not that much room for new investment in oil and gas. the saw i'm but not a lot. very interesting to get your thoughts

oh that 200 has to disappear and no in fact, no orland gas exploration, you need to sort of fraud a lot baccha media. now that is the $1.00. i worked with a group that is commissioned by the u. n. p r i. and we look at something called didn't eligible policy response, and we look at for costing what we think might happen as well as what would be required to get to $1.00. and we think we can for cost say something like $1.00, which is what the cost might be, might be out from the been weird for cost that before the car. and in that we need to start throttling back on coal. certainly no new coal from 2025 onwards is very small window. and we would be say, be very careful how much you do. and then on oil and gas, there's a final window here is oil and gas, or oil demand peaks. we think in the next 2 or 3 years and following that is going to rapidly run off. so there's not a lot of room even on this or not on the so stringent $1.00 outcomes. even at $1.00 is not that much room for new investment in oil and gas. the so i'm, but not a lot, very interesting to get your thoughts. mark fulton, c

coming up in the next 60 minutes. russian forces target a ukrainian military base near the border with orland killing at least 35 people. with warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe in mario paul new efforts to get aid into the port city that's been left for about power food and water. a heavy police response antiwar protests across russia. hundreds are detained in 23 cities and also the sour iran claims responsibility for a missile attack. near a u. s. consulate, any rocks northern kurdish city of urban that i have he dissimilar the sport for time. grand slam champion, miami osaka is lifting tears on the tennis court. a dim of being heckled at indian wells. thank you very much for joining us. russia. miss alice strikes have hit a military training base in western ukraine. around 30 miss has struck the facility in yavari eve that's in the living region, just 20 kilometers from poland, a member of nato, and the european union. at least 35 people were killed in the attack in more than a 130 wounded ukraine holds most of its trails with nato at the base which housed us chose just a few weeks ago

josh young as chief investment officer at orland gas equity investment for bees on entrusts. he believes russia could benefit from the rise in prices. ironically, it might not hurt russia that much. so if russia gets to export, let's say a 3rd less of their oil. and if they have to take a discount on it. but if well, prices are much higher, they might actually net positive on the oil side and similar on other commodities. one thing that we lose track of is how much inflation there's been since the last time oil prices were anywhere close to this. hi. and so if you look at it on an inflation adjusted basis, you'd be looking at oil close to $200.00 a barrel to be equivalent to the price that i got $2.00 in 2008. and frankly, the world economy is a lot stronger and a lot bigger since then. and it's a lot less oil dependency. you could actually see oil prices go a lot higher before causing recession. and before you see demand destruction, i think there's a good chance that this is not short term. there's always the possibility of a short term pullback after prices rise as much as

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