and unlikely on flip side that russia and vladimir putin all aseed to any ground orland go, orland going to ukraine that would decrease the sovereign land in russia. you have both sides trying to take positions that i think come to a head, that is why an easy piece would peace is highly unlikely. shannon: one thing that putin said was accused ukraine of being contentious, was idea this would want to join nato, he said that was provocative in nature. he asked for them to take that off the table. as part of the bargaining chip, our brett baier asked president zelenskyy about that. reporter: short of nato, short of article 5 protection, you say a group of nations provide security guarantees, has president biden offered u.s. as one of though the countries? >> it is hard for us to talk about nato. i think it is a mistake. if we join nato we would make nato stronger. we are not a weak state. >> is that off the table right now? the why the of nate membership for ukraine. >> for the most part. signal from zelenskyy government, suggest they are willing to say, listen we won't join nato if proper

they also considering an embargo in orland gas. the block is preparing to implement the 5th run of sanctions against moscow. britain is also drawing up a time table to n, it's russian energy input, select evidence, and test. and that's it from me and the new senior, and by then don't go way up. next is business with chris cope up on when be can always get all the latest news business, not sports, all websites. it's d, w dot com gab alphas, invalid for me on the new steve with with what does war do to people? are hatred and violence inherited from generation to generation and award winning documentary searches for answers for 2 years. the author accompanies a sophist, family.

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we wanted to hear what the orland gas industry had to say about this. so we put these criticisms to the hydrogen council and industry group which counts fossil fuel giants like b, p shell, and saudi aramco among its steering members. unfortunately, they said they didn't find the time to respond. thank you. hi, jan. is a mistake. cost us a lot in the future. this is chris jackson who founded protean, u k. company that focuses on green hydrogen. but i do believe that the waiver is all that is by arguing about it. i think it's about building better projects and better technologies. and that's what we want to do with remind you to to make green hydrogen. you simply use renewable energy from sources like wind or solar to power and electrolysis. this produces no emissions, and so you end up with truly clean hydrogen. today only a tiny fraction of hydrogen is green and it's actually still pretty expensive compared to the other forms. but that is set to change for 2 reasons. one, electrolyzer getting cheaper because we're moving to larger projects with more up

and to end our dependence on hooton's orland gas and to ensure the energy is cheaper in the long term. we publish on the 7th of april and new strategy to make british energy greener, more affordable, and more secure. we will massively expand offshore wind and in the country the spit, the atom. we will build a new react to not every decade, but every year this government is joining with our allies to face don putin's aggression abroad. while addressing the top is problems at home. helping millions of families with the cost of living, making our streets safer and funding in a chest to clear the covey backlog. my job is to work every day to make the british people safer, more secure, and more prosperous. and that is what i will continue to do, and i commend his statement to the high yet the later bill possessions kazama will take joke even now at the latest mealy mouthed topology stumble south of one side of his mouth. a new set of deflections, a distortions yet paul from the other. yeah. but the damage is already done. the public made up their mind. they don't believe a word. the prime

however, there is still no agreement among member states on bunting, russian orland, gus. but im of who's in also reiterated this an embargo on russian energy resources will primarily impact european citizens. the bush gives up at least 3 attempts by western countries to replace our energy resources with alternative supplies will inevitably affect the entire global economy. supplies from other countries, primarily from the united states, will cost consumers many times more would affect the standard of living of people and the competitiveness of the european economy. despite these obvious things for every one, you're paying countries constantly talking about refusing russian supplies, which further destabilizes the market and inflates prices themselves, primarily for their citizens. earlier, we spoke to steven gouge, a professor at the institute of european studies in belgrade. he thinks that european leads aren't fully considering the impacts of their policies on their citizens. these elites have the agenda that are quite the opposite from what the, the state interest woul

of course no is africa knows the middle east in orland can speak about these places as if there are just one giant organism or something like that. and people are arriving in different parts of europe have been treated differently at various types. but there are, there are other, there is that kind of in an incomprehensible in humanity, in some parts as if and this is what's interesting to me until, until the current is as if europe had forgotten about its own refugees. 50 years ago or 60 years ago, but now we're witnessing it and we're witnessing a much more humane resp what's happening to the ukrainians. then what has been me without to this, ah, non european reproduce. here's something for europe to think about. anyway, let's talk about or so about or what you yourself have been doing. in addition to writing a novel your so my films are also working on, on the long term as were on the idea of repatriated, works of art that have been in one way or another, plundered from from africa other films to do with that work. yeah, i think all the were his is, is intertwined. somehow the repatri

and we also want to highlight that at the revenues from orland bank or oil and gas sales in russia in the 1st quarter, according to the finance ministry. numbers have been down 38 percent compared to last year in the 1st quarter. so a significant in because we see that the sanctions have certainly had an effect and their russian president is very much aware of that and trying to look forward in terms of what his country can do to combat. what will certainly be a very difficult year for his, a financial sector, dosage buried at 1st with the latest from moscow. as get the view from the capital . if he crane cave whistle said it has more while this is there, ford, a russian warship that is being hit and the ukranian official says that they have targeted that the ship by the cruise missiles have a very it's not on the confir 100 percent confirmed by the independent sources or tortoise, but here we know that says, particularly since they're and annexation of crimea by russia in 2014 own russia has been building up it's, it's naval forces here an increasing its capacity in the black sea and

a barbara, the you has also been debate a new sanctions that could be imposed on russian orland garza. tell us more about that. yes, there seems to be a consensus approaching at least within the european parliament. but that might be merit in european member states who will be deciding on further sanctions against russia on the back of the atrocities in butcher that have been reported from there against russia as so this is the 1st step, supposedly it towards an energy boycott. it means that oil and coal, it should be immediately boycotted, so that is what, that's what the e p p, the biggest a political group here. the conservatives in parliament say that accounts for about half of president putin's regular income daily from the energy imports from the exports from the european union. so that would be already a big step and gas is supposed to come as quickly as possible. of course parliamentarians hearsay, and even the greens are really pushing for stronger se sanction. say we have to take into account the, the situations of member states. there are a number of them, particularly germ

it, but you might expect that most times of the year is running out to the western side of south orland touches probably a little bit higher than average to be honest throughout malaysia and indonesia. the wet seasons coming to an end is good sprinkling more bat of shout, all thunderstorms, virtually everywhere. and there are, shall, showing up more in viet nam and thailand. but the heavy rain in the central philippines has gone away now. so it's just basically quite nice, but wet quite often. there are showers, show beginning to lank up in care, to fact the west coast of india and raw, the bigger ones, maybe the cowboys. jackie's was big thunderstorms in bangladesh, in the northeast of india. but the most of india, without looking at the pre monsoon heat, no longer is a heat wave warning in russia sample. it's certainly pretty hot in northern india. ah, the anti fascist anti establishment and pro vanilla. despite the recent official disbanding of its militarized wing, a basque separatist movement is found alive and well on the terraces of a bill bow stadium. a place where political rev

displaced thousands of people in the us state of arizona. nearly 7000 hacked hasn't been scorched in that orland county of coconino and dry conditions are making things worse. al jazeera castillo has hot ion reports hovering in the shadows of an arizona state wildfire. these homes are dangerously close to a fast moving blaze. it's called the tunnel fire, and already it's forced thousands of people near the city of flagstaff to flee. dozens of buildings had been destroyed and fire fighters say hundreds of homes could face a similar fate. city leaders are urging people to leave the area and to take their animals with them. with flames as high as 30 meters pushed to fire over a major highway at one point, the blaze nearly tripled in size. fueled by dry conditions and wind gusts of nearly 50 kilometers an hour. like other southwestern us states hit by extreme weather arizona's facing an early star to its well fire season. fire fighters, worn dry grass, and low humidity, could make the fire grow both in size and intensity. katya lucas, of the young al jazeera hong kong, imposed some of the walls, tou

ready sanctions and now that is in parker on russia, orland cast and toward is the european massive investment in the formative energy sources. of course, it's a long term strategy, but so it has to be done. and the problem here now is that if the cut cut of natural gas supplies last for too long, i mean, for too many mouth or suppress to all the countries rather than poland and bulk area. it's crude cars, quite a few cows for continent that relies some plentiful and she, russia gas for the time being. but i firmly told that missed her put in a cash problem, and russia will cut off the cash supplies to europe because firmly speaking russia has has no plate, no any other place to sell. it can result. and that is a big problem, especially when the european functions go on russia, the lose a big tail of an income. and right now, put in it's put in is in desperate need of income in a morgan over joining. is there lena? thank you. my pleasure. or some forces have continued to pound the last known stronghold of ukrainian forces. the mario pul, thousands of fighters and civilians are so hold up in th