don't gather if big gas producers like rush hour countries in the middle east are in difficulty. what of the alternative? katara is already producing at maximum capacity. norway doesn't have a big production margin. japan is too far away. america has its own markets. so maybe the solution could come from africa, show up all they want visit as you need the setup of for mercy. don't particular region 100. i think autocratic presidents, dennis, as soon gift has not yet taken a position on the rushes war and ukraine. the african nation has maintained friendly relations with russia for decades. it was a sister state of the soviet union during the cold war. thousands of congo lisa studied in russia in recent years like ocala. util national air to refill entirely upon the lawn. player 11. you also see do deliveries shown to be the russian culture and influences increasing. there are many opportunities for students, and it's very easy to go to study in russia. you just have to register and then go . that's why students here are learning the language to seek effect walking, teaching johns

they're addressing rising food prices and insecurity caused by rushes, warren ukraine. they told leaders, say rushes blockade of gain exports as sparking instability around the world. and especially in the middle east and north africa. earlier at the summit alliance members announced a new strategic plan, naming russia as the biggest threat. sweden and finland have been formally enjoy invited to join nato and the u. s. has promised to bolster its forces station in europe. nato secretary general young stoughton bag, german chancellor, olaf shalt, and the u. s. president joe biden are expected to speak soon. we'll cross live to those statements as they happen are here to walk us through this pivotal nato summit is d w political correspondent, julius, how delhi, and on the ground in madrid is b. w. brussels bureau chief, alexandra von nomine channel, will start with you for those of our viewers who haven't been following this sir summit closely. what have the most important developments been so far? while we had here 2 major developments, i would say 1st of all of all, of

the market was in a rush and backed area of don. yes, making gets highly unlikely that the troops had shelled their own civilians. 3 days later, the german outlets quietly apologized in its blog, blaming, so called ours for the claims and its broadcast. we discussed the situation with george ellison, an american investigative journalist, working in the dumbass. everything every sacked about this situation is obvious. all the evidence is very obvious. when shells a flyer, you can tell the direction that they're fired from. it's not very difficult. it's not rocket science. it's that they don't want to know. as long as they don't know, they can continue to blame russia, which, you know, again, is obscene, but that's where we are in this time frame. missile attached to your jacks. i'm out of hospital, mary. awful. i'm mucho, you know, why would russia in mucho, why would russia give humanitarian 8 packages and then jump kill the people they get into life just doesn't work that way. it's not to. we military's work. one of the world's big

i am a thank you very much of an update, a manual chance for us in keith rush and shelling earlier in the war had devastating homes consequences for many one man in a pin near keith lost his wife and 2 children in a mortar attack. now he seeking justice for what he believes was a deliberate targeting of civilians are warning some view as may find images in the next report. upsetting said he, pity business always springs flowers for free for his wife, for his son and for his daughter, they were all killed while trying to escape the russian occupation of their town. herb you said he was elsewhere with his sick mother at the time. that's where he heard what had happened. below the lawyer, i just shouted, still, i stood on the balcony and just shouted at the label. it wasn't an accident. they were in the only humanitarian car door for people to leave the city there. disco. but all the russians knew about it. if i could that a horse see little skill sold, other of a thumbs. none of the world was watching a new york times photographer took this picture just after said his family. he was hit

okay, we'll rush claims. it's open to a land corridor. in the mean time to rush unoccupied, crimea are allowing civilians and goods to pass through the east. what more can you tell us about that? indeed, the russian defense ministry says that it has opened tracks and roads to connect russia, the don bass region, and the crimea peninsula the occupied territories since 2014. this could also help the russians deliver goods to the occupied city of maria poll, whether unitarian situation seems to be disastrous. mario paul also has a very important harbor. so this a corridor could also play an important role. or from a logistic perspective, russia says it's ready to ship a grain supplies from maria paul. as you know, the russians have been accused of holding hostage millions of tons of rain supplies meant for the developing world. but as always, it's impossible to verify the russian information and in the past a lot of times this information also turned out to be a lie in the end. thank you very much for bringing us up to date young philip shot

it's good in by avoiding rushing gas currently. now also needs tearing up your countries green energy program. berlin is backed itself into an energy crunch with the west's anti rushing sanctions. last week, russia's gas rom announced an overall reduction of 40 percent in russian gas deliveries to europe via the north street pipeline. it's germany citing siemens failure to return repaired gas lamps. the german company explained the canadian anti rushing sanctions prevented the return of the units from a factory in montreal for use in the pipeline. 9 think the berlin would be happy to fulfill its promise. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski a reducing russian gas important because that's effectively what this does. but that's not the case. as berlin solution to cut down on its gas needs is to fire up the dirty whole class. again, it's a total odds with the countries green energy policy. that means to be honest, more coal fired power plants for a transitional period. that's bitter, but it's almost necessary in this situation to red

that is the ceo of rushes, energy, don gas problem, and also rushes deputy prime minister responsible for the energy sector. so after several e country switched to roubles when paying for russian gas, the head of gas from proudly spoke of how he thought the days of the bretton woods system were gone. and also pointed out how the, the role of the dollar as the global reserve currency was weakening. now, russia has always been in favor of more predictable gas trade. for years, moscow has been insisting on long term supplying contracts. now though, the c o is gas problem is saying that europe is suffering from empty gas stored sites and also storage prices because it kept refusing to sign long term deals. and this policy is something that russia warned against for a very long time that they took cushion settle. this krishna. europe has abandoned long term contracts. that means that for those long term contracts that have not been concluded, our extended capacities have not been created as a result. spot markets are a liquid. we warned europe about the consequences we were asked to build

so a thorough explanation of rushes vision coming from st. petersburg. let's wait for the next step from both sides. and also speaking out the forum was the head of rushes gas prom who stressed that there has been a global tectonic shift with new economic rules emerging to move away from the u. s . dollar. well, glad him cook the bretton woods system. 2 point, oh is simply a paradigm that says our currency are rules. they tell you how you can use their currency. what you are allowed and not allowed to do in the west makes the laws, but we're seeing the dollar loses to gemini as payments in other national currencies are on the rise. and finally, the paradigm itself is changing. the priority is being driven to another formula. goods, money, goods, we sell gas, then we extracted our goods, our rules moves a cassette with the philippines ambassador to russia eco bailing at the forum. and he told us that the country is, is very interested in doing business with moscow, despite western sanctions. in the russian foreign ministry, the prince, that the philippine

where the dental areas hitting pavilion buildings well rush to recuse this k of sports. is that a packing crime in drilling rigs and the black sea, wounding 3 was marshal, becomes the top export of oil to china in defiance of western sanction, says moscow finds no shortage of bias for its energy. well, in germany, the green to join the goes up in the flames. have reactivated told plant fires as berlin is forced to compensate is energy market for the loss of russian in the form of rebel fight to become to the left wing presidents in columbia's history with the traditionally us allied country now expected to drift away from washington sphere of influence with very well welcome to you. you are watching aussie international coming to you live from moscow with the latest well headlines. it's good to happy with this. this out . we start with the latest, from the dumbass way, ukraine's military has resumed its heavy shelling of the city of don. yes. local officials ikea forces have been firing or tend to react residential areas. dozens of kilometers away from the fighting on th

i'm more media pushes royalty, but the control sun rushing the draws. but player come when you caught c visa finishing it was just a more like a theater. we have mush thumbnail on a computer miller. we denied the buzz me like as a good book with story chest, the strategic billamore, stumbling from from the companion. that's in an approach or a sheer, easy to if you mean there, mainly kids have done sanctions. somebody creates the cause and effect relationship in the global economy that as a detrimental impact on your own economic activity, you get to get it up. we do a lot going to be to court in your door with a squeak meter to spell it for me to read. you don't want to crash law. you need to kind of go the way in there. right. and she was just room. so usually the little what is the finance for us to order? shorter, one, nick, and let me can. principally they can, you can do them. we'll need to propose was always re sufficient, said to see if we have a load you global economy can just tailor to run them. run the president, issue with whom you sent me

so a thorough explanation of rushes vision coming from st. petersburg. let's wait for the next step from both sides. also speaking at the forum was the head of russian gas exported gas. prom who stressed that the world's western dominated economic system has been undergoing drastic changes with the u. s. dollar weakening. well, glad him cook the bretton woods system 2 point oh is simply a paradigm that says our currency are rules. they tell you how you can use their currency. what you are allowed and not allowed to do in the west makes the laws, but we're seeing the dollar lose. it's a gemini, as payments in other national currencies are on the rise. and finally, the paradigm itself is changing. the priority is being given to another formula, goods, money, goods, we sell gas, then we extracted our goods, our rules, europe has abandoned long term contracts. that means that for those long term contracts that have not been concluded or extended capacities have not been created as a result. spot markets are a liquid. we warned europe about the consequences w

a lot of economic paints, rush requests and divorces are always messy. i want to thank my guest enough love and here in moscow, i think our viewers for watching us here at our dcx. i'm remember crosstalk rules ah ah, in to come to russian state to never be on the north lansky with van in the european union. the kremlin? yup. machine. the state aren't russia today and marty's food now given our video agency roughly all band on youtube. a with me. ah . well, it shows the wrong one. i just don't know if you have to fill out the theme because of the applicant and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. i was reason is munoz cards and that if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about a couple don't put your human symbols on display a little space each night. all right, so you guys.

no rush has already reached a rush across the sigma river. there, there is preparing the seats for the end of these 3 cities. that's it. this is the norm. 5 foot bus is over, so i think it, you know, my, but if you told them it's been telling the people through the media that the ukraine was winning all along, at some point to have to flip back. and i think that's it. i think that's what's happening now. there is need to, to call to, to recognize that something has happened. so this is obvious when you want to flip it and say, well actually you came to nothing and more losing. then you have to explain what happened. and that's why i think is going to be very interesting in the media because nobody wants to be blamed for this decrease. i want to be blamed that americans don't want to be played with us on the plane so that we were looking at a big discussion for, you know, who lost your crane. i think you're going to get to the blame game here. let me go to georgia my question big land with very unfair because i'm asking him essentially explain

no rush, just defense ministry things. one of its cruise missile strikes is killed dozens of high ranking ukrainian officers, including generals of correspondents ramon calls. europe isn't done yet with the latest. it was a very important target. indeed, as, as some of the top military personnel in ukraine was wiped out by russian naval based caliber, a cruise missile, according to the defense ministry, more than 50 people. that includes both the generals and some of the top officers have been killed as a result of that strike. now, according to the defense ministry, all these people were holding a strategy, a meeting when the missiles struck them. now this of course falls in line with what moscow has been saying all along, and that is if a russian territory is continuously being struck by ukraine, that it will take action against solve the decision making sensors in ukraine. now apart from that, so over a for a 100 nationalist and $200.00 militants had also been killed over the last 24 hour period. also considering the fa

that speech in my ear on 9090 rushes with the area between rush in the shower that you know the some reasonable crisis of all the problems and it was shredding in any way. it was more of a t a t lee. she said, ok, you well, you know, follow, i will let you follow this for, you know, the warning is the sticker and regional slash biology. i suppose. you know, the populace will be not like, you know, people will run uncertainty from people who are disgruntled with your policy. that gets up to you. we're going to go with cash. so to me it was a program for each. we'll see how it gets implemented into practice michael in, in washington, and i'm in a way we can turn our attention to what's going on in ukraine. there is no way in the world. ukraine can win the conflict, a military conflict with russia. that's just the, the, the facts. ok, irrespective of the drumbeat of propaganda that is constantly being spewed out. ok, but what is the biden administration going to do? i mean, how do you explain defeat? because that's what it's going to be. and then we have the european union talking about

a rush as great relations with india. the 2nd most populous country in the world, again, with a thriving booming economy, their rush is thoroughly integrated. and what have we noticed in the post sanction environment? neither china nor india have joined in these sanctions. they both are working with russia to continue economic cooperation tendon gala bushel for that. she may share leeway linda, linda clee dubai. kasia. what? shenice it. washer cobblins hit. susie, hulu. kaden played it. don't quarter. what shenice yet? so we'll do a way of foreign candle che, your dress up here. well, how done what to pay significantly for traditional conflicts? hm. i knew i took, i was gonna share through my seats. were good at store, lots of additional stomach, a little better off of it, but we get it to shit in you. nothing. so chevron deleting it said she way with let me start in the present of you repeat the buses to us you must have kept okay. i was sure we present button will be speaking the president she tomorrow and will make cle

many of these harbors and are heavily mind rushes foreign minister. so gay, laugh rob is in turkey to discuss how to get the grade to the rest of the world. as the united nations wards of a global food crisis, you cranes a major supply of wheat, corn, and sunflower oil to many parts of the world. the w correspondent, dorian jones, in a sample described to me how turkey's foreign minister and his russian counterpart appear to have differing views about the severity of the situation. well, as i inches seeing a rush and farm in cecilia oliver av didn't seem to share the the world's urgency over getting this suit grain into the international market, saying that the world soaring we price is, is nothing to do with the ukrainian conflict. it says, he said, the region only counts for less than one per cent of global. i'll put now that was immediately contradicted by the turkish farmers. so member chapel, surely who said this is, is a really very important issue. but laugh rob didn't really seem to share the urgency. he said that are they are in the process o

both of those situations have a lot to do with anti rush and sanction. some farmers are speaking up and raising the alarm at this point, biden is coming forward and saying he feels their pain and he has a plan. organic farming sounds all nice and he go logical, but it doesn't work out too well. in practice, sri lanka tried it and as a result their crop output decreased by a 3rd t industry alone. last $425000000.00. things got to be so bad. the government actually paid out compensation to those farmers who lost out amid their little experiment. the economic nightmare is still on hunger rioting. in the street, the sri lanka, government, even back track, someone saying we are not as stubborn government. we are sensitive to the needs of the people, american farmers see what's on the horizon and they are not happy about it. meanwhile, the rate of savings among americans is the lowest. it's been in 14 years. the biden white house continues to roll out plans that match a liberal value system. however, the problems on the ground are very real and getting worse.

it's rush hour here in the capital of the, the nets, people's republic. so if they would to hit that area, well, there would be mass casualties under an absolute that would be an absolute disaster . now again, this is not the 1st time that the ukranian forces have hit her head the nets. again, this is there's, i mean, let me give, let me just show you that this is, there's no military facilities here. they, here are old. well, soviet may be even older than that buildings. same story over over there. so they have been hitting the, the next people's republicans, the capital, relent to slit relentlessly, excuse me, in the past couple of days. and this time will be can very close to causing mass civilian casualties. we've also heard from a local woman whose house was hit by the shell ng. she described the moment of the attack in detail for to foster. i felt that something was flying right towards me. whenever you like this, i ran and lay down in the corridor as fast as i could. i still can't believe it, but there was a terrible sound and i need if we understo

during the mission, some thousands of high profile participants gather in rushes, northern capital for the st. petersburg, international economic forum which kicked off this wednesday. the news live for moscow. this is our t, my names, you know? no, neil, i'm 30 minutes of news and views start dunbar forces, how they choose ukraine disrupting a crucial humanitarian corridor that the russian military is established in the embattled city of sierra road done yet. ukrainian troops allegedly violated a ceasefire near the corridor. within an hour of it opening the ukrainian military taken positions in a chemical plant in the city. western media outlets report that $500.00 civilians are also inside the factory and would be able to flee via the evacuation root lou ganske authorities though. say there's double that around a 1000 civilians in the facility and they're being forcibly hell to deter a potential incoming attack. the officials are the only one civilian has managed to flee the plant, and he was unaware of the corridor were being opened. but while ukrainian forces set up the fences out

the market was in a rush and back to every don't. yes. can. they can get highly unlikely that the trips had shell that own civilians. 3 days later, the german outlet quietly apologized. today's blog leaving, so cool the errors for the claims and it's broad costs. we discussed the situation with georgia alias and an american investigative journalist working in dorm bus everything every sacked about this situation is obvious. all the evidence is very obvious. when shells are fired, you can tell the direction that they're fired from. it's not very difficult. it's not rocket science. it's that they don't want to know. as long as they don't know how they can continue to blame russia, which, you know, again, is obscene, but that's where we are in this time frame missile attacks. the attacks on, on the hospital, mariel. i show, you know, why would russia and moocher, why would russia give humanitarian 8 packages? and then till can deal with people they get to life just doesn't work that way. it's not to. we military's we're one of the world's biggest

flames of a coal plant fires as well, and it's supposed to compensate its energy market for the loss of rush and gas. simple and working with new ami chief further stokes tensions in europe, ordering troops to prepare to defeat russia on the bus with their i will welcome your watching aussie international with the latest well headlines. it's good to happy with. as this out, i was talking to latest from dumbass, where ukraine's military has resumed it's heavy shelling of the city of don't. yes . local officials ikea forces have been firing on taylor. we get residential areas dozens of kilometers away from the fighting on the front lines. the this, i'm verified, amateur footage proposed to show the also master. monday's a tax. that's me. no word about casualty. so saw that when you children came off the 900 people were killed or more than a 100 wounded and they don't. yes. republic last week as a result of ukrainian attacks, local authorities of accused key of the troops of using shells and rockets recently supplied by nato countries. a correspondence ramon cars through f as in dog. yes. with

yes, there is no organized a position in rush. the route position, mind people, but there is more position they there. there are no political parties. there are low, non government is ations, there are no legal networks or people who are rigid, who you've a fight political fight, legal fight against the current government. they are either in the mail or in jail . but in terms of resistance, if we're talking about the violence reasons, this is growing right now. it's financial every single day. we see no new and new attacks in the restroom to refer as buddy good media groups. and course the police cars. recently, it was more serious thing. it was a suicide. droll that the back refinery, which belongs to the permit ritual, one of which i was growing is, has actually been in the ukraine. and that's a major effect. that was the primary which, which was the blood. so i think that this month would be growing and it doesn't need to be now organized, right? a lot of groups that us cooper at the cross structure and the grass rules and that

because you rush causes at now in problem. and it would be difficult for you to come back and to reestablish this relationship. because europe has taught africa has length 20 stand and it's beginning to show it again see by see we will vote according to the way that we think best shoot our national and interest. unfortunately, european analysts are consistently misreading what the continent oh, how the continent and that's dance. a powerful message there to europe vladimir time is clearly of the essence, particularly in the area of, of the food shortages on vladimir putin, china turkey. there are various candidates out there. i'm not sure there's someone out there who can influence voting of mine. she was very for medical state ma'am. so there must be someone who can are good to him, not try to influence him, but to try to get on the floor. but at some point, as long as put him in the power in kremlin, there must be some way to communicate to them. i know it's very, i'm europe, blame russia, ukraine, ross ross and blames every

today i'm announcing united states is targeting the main artery of rush economy. we're banning all in ports of russian oil and gas in energy. there will be no longer a nor stream to we will bring it into the system. imagine if in fact, europe didn't have to count on russian oil. if they were energy independence, $400000000000.00 of e u, sanction related losses, record breaking runaway inflation in the u. s. itself and washington's taking all this even further. it's recently slapped sanctions against a number of chinese and m roddy companies doing business with a ran one of a few countries that might be able to counteract the rapidly rising global price of oil. but washington seems more interested in its maximum pressure campaign against iran. so oil prices saw a sudden sharp rise after that decision is just the latest episode and biden's series of sanctions that leave world wide pain and suffering in their wake. for those who had rather laugh than cry means comparing biden's. tragic tumble from his bicycle to the collapse of the economy. offer some sort of comic r

yeah. rush you out with a new dock. awesome boys. now watch them up all mutable. upright beat them is the media pulls video from sure. let me just kim's room thoughts. did you say the why fi ela? a bill? yes. my vote or jane in that again the audio fortune pretty up my be a lot about is more than after search financial a with madison both, both the models you need to do both. got nelson's new with a form already a they need a with a personal number here that we're to with when i was showing wrong, when i was just a proud name becomes the attitude and engagement. it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. a ah, ukraine's army shells a sense of duty like 30 damaging a residential building on hitting a street near the administration. office rushes, foreign minister, criticizes poland, president for what he calls and attempts to escalate ukrainian territory with a lot but also saying that european diplomats are not seeking to negotiate with african countries back russia in opposing a

and vladimir putin says, rush hour, retaliate if the west sends you clean, long range weapons on a surprise and then to queen elizabeth royal, jubilee, and majesty delights the crowd with a wave from the balcony at buckingham palace. while the nation and a brief monarch 70 years, the throne with one giant party. ah . and he micah junior is the name welcome to the program. at least 50 worshippers off. he had dead after gunmen opened fire to church in nigeria. the attack as target said, catholic church in on the states in the southwest children among the dead authorities. you see the gunmen that needs at explosives and shot indiscriminately at the congregation. the catholic church was martin intercourse sunday. i juris military is battling you had an insurgency in the north, but attacks are rare in the under region. did have your correspondent a michael coyer in lagos, told me more about the attack. had he, i think today is one of those days that he just wake up to hear is one of those news that of course nobody has sponsor here. as he did mention there. yes. on identified gunmen which is now

ah, a full ah rush opens a car door to evacuate civilians from a chemical plant in the embattled city of several done yet as guns claims more than a 1000 may be held by ukrainian forces. there were dozens of women here in this maturity into hospital. when the shilling began. we explored maternity, also in done, yet stroked by ukrainian forces for a doctor stayed to look after a baby born prematurely while the building was being shelled. so the doctors for the scheme we had developed over the past 8 years, stayed me applying moments of danger, ready to cover the babies with our own bodies, if needed. that phase of its own medicine, australia calls on china to lift damaging trade boy called both 1st, beijing demands that it's grievances are addressed and thousands of high ranking participants are gathering in st. petersburg for a key russian international business for the kicks office wednesday. with watching our t international money, peter scotts, i'm ready joining us from welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis. intensive fighting continues in italy, ganske republic. russia has op

taking care of arctic rush responsible for how the arctic and so in other countries. members, so the arctic council will now simply cancelled ok. proration. but arctic is unique and it's a in its entirety. so i believe some congress will come to foster, some conscious will take longer, but they believe there will be a restoration of some corporation. but, you know, rational threw itself into globalization so eagerly. and so i'm prepared of the look at chain that current to steel load freely convertible, market steel very much to protect that. then it took them 40 years to protect them, to get it from the nurture local competences. so of course, you need to create conditions, so that now are being create that they truly and even force for new that will enable us do a little bit build to that in the strengths that we need as a self sustainable economy. okay, well minister we have to take a very short break right now we will be back in just a few seconds stationed b o. a yahoo with that you ah ah ah with ah, ah welcome back to wells part smith alex, the chicken cough rushes minister fro

and we need to make rules for as without us there will be 2 ah rush. there's called diplomats condemned here for lack of action to resolve the grain export issue these days most go away. it's ready to cooperate this turkish counterpart to discuss ways to facilitate great exports from ukraine. under my feet are thousands of tons of corn which was burned down. the storage facilities were set on fire as ukrainian nations battalions were retreating. a tons of the grade in the port mario pole, which russia say was destroyed by retreating, ukrainian, and all the crew. fines documents saying ukrainian near knock the battalion fighting good plumping mines in civilian areas that the gun boss back in 2016 with the o. s. t, a seemingly aware of that information and a angry activists joining the course of international condemnation of the us posted summit of the americas. i thought the washington cherry picked which countries are allowed to with very well welcome. this is not the international with the late as well news out date is very good to have you. with that

a rush apprentice previously had with g 7 countries and especially also european countries. so it is in the interest of the g 7 to keep these countries on their side. and, but they also will have taken a look at a developing countries yesterday. the g 7 countries announced that they are pledging $600000000000.00 in investment projects in developing countries. in an effort to challenge china's belton road initiative, the huge investment projects that are china is also carrying out in developing countries to try to keep these countries out of the risk of falling into a debt trap with china and china asserting too much political and economic influence there. okay, so it's in the interest of g 7 economies a to bring these emerging colonies in particular in to the fold when it comes to applying pressure on russia. what kind of leverage do they have? on the one hand, already the fact that they are offering a seed at the table is important. it is important for these emerging economies to be taken seriously and to have a voice in important decisions that will go an impact of their p

one of the ideas is to implement a ban on imports of rushing gold to g 7 countries. that is a russia 2nd biggest export after energy and most of russian gold gets exported to g 7 countries. but also the idea of implementing a price cap a to russian oil. these are all issues that still have to be discussed to. there is some hesitation, for example, on the part of the european union, but there are still 2 days ahead to continue discussions on this issue. i case that sounds like a strong start. what can we expect looking ahead tomorrow? well, you crean will still be on the agenda in the morning of the g. 7 leaders will have a virtual conference with a ukrainian president followed the med zalinski. and that also shows how important the issue of the war in ukraine is on the agenda here. and how much the g 7 countries want to show their support to ukraine and also here how they can continue to support the country. but we will also see the g 7 leaders a meet up with a some, a guest countries that german chancellor olive shows has invited to the g 7, including india, indones

so rush, last couple of the gate. so only great part i can say now was enemy aggression rushing. me like, well, many, many great, and it will never forget whatever good, what connecting our to conflict donation. it has been destroyed in this remarkable by been almost 4 months barbaric war. but yeah. chrome. right. so we'll have to negotiate on the we'll put in what you see on when you feel losing the work. that's my take a while in what you'd take on what we continue to hear from some german law makers and policy makers. that europe, germany should not push. let me putin too far because we still want to be able to negotiate with them when this war is over. are they guilty of giving an aggressive russia a future free pass? absolutes him, they are new to their guilty over her allow him good to grow and to become this monster guilty. i'm not listening to what ukraine was saying for years about players, they are guilty. we're selling the soul of europe to this monster in moscow and embracing him while he was planning this war. and they're saying right now that we should be careful ab

nato secretary general coles rush and aggression. a game changer and laser plans to boost the trans atlantic alliances, easton defenses against russia and the devastating impact of climate change on india's pharmacy record high temperatures in april attributed to unusual weather patterns. our reporter spoke to pharmacy concerned. they could face an even more difficult future. ah, i'm anthony. how'd walk into the program? you lead us from germany, france, italy and romania have traveled to ye christ capital key to meet with president the letter. mr. lensky. the for a you latest told the ukrainian president, europe stands united in support of his country, and they're behind fast tracking you crying for a huge candidate status. the cities in the ruins of cave suburb, our pin, europe's leaders so for themselves, the devastation of the was impossible. the heads of france, germany and italy, met with romania as president to 2 of the suburb where heavy fighting and alleged war crimes. so many civilians killed their 1st visit to ukraine sinc

and we'll rush and china far more than it resembles western democracies. so as the world enters this dangerous new era, india could be the deciding factor. so no matter where you are in the world, the choice is made here in delhi masses. be sure to go online and catch the full series, and we have richard walker, chief international editor, and the series correspondent with us. richard, let's talk about india and his upcoming g 7 summit. and i want to start by playing a clip from u. s. president joe biden. i think that the relationship between india in the united states, the largest democracy in the world, is destined to be stronger, closer and tighter. and i think he can benefit the whole. right. and then i want to play a clip from shahita or indian parliamentarian and former diplomat. would i want to india to publicly declared itself and i have a country, i'm not even sure i'm ready to bite the bullet because the what alliance implies to some degree, a mortgaging of your freedom to make your own decisions. so it sounds like the 2 countries are talking pas

ah, this is dw news live from berlin, explosions, rock, the ukrainian capital in the 1st apparent rush, an attack on ki, if in nearly 3 weeks, the city's mayor says the blast shook a historic central district, and a residential complex was on fire. we'll get the latest from our correspondent, also coming up ukraine's largest l g b t q writes event goes ahead in neighboring poland kits. prize parade was held in warsaw with organizes using it as a platform to keep international attention focused on ukraine's struggle. and g 7 leaders gather in the german alps for the stars of a key summit. rush us when you train on the global economy, talk the agenda, but thousands of protesters are demanding action on poverty and climate change. ah, monica jones, welcome. g 7 leaders has begun arriving in the southern german state of bavaria for the groups. the annual summit, u. s. president joe biden touchdown and unique late on saturday. on his 1st trip to germany since taking office earlier french president demand where my call received a traditional bavarian welcome. now the 3 day talks are being he

which would, you can range them what their artillery so this will allow them to take out of a rush. you, you, to artillery that's kind of attacking him without really much risks. as recently as monday, president biden said the u. s. was not going to send ukraine rocket systems that could strike deep into russia. what is behind the apparent change of heart? yeah, i mean, i think there's this constant, this fear of, you know, somehow you crane is going to use these to go on the offensive against into rush in conduct an attack which is not going to do right. these weapons are purely for a democratic society to defend their sovereign territory with international law. there's no rest of them were right in b, russia, even if they were a, you know, conducting attacks against russian military forces that are there foreign from russia, the russian side of the border. but i think it has more to do with the risk of escalation, which rushes to just simply, not people escalating this conflict. it can barely achieve success in the east when they concentrate everything. they're right, losing groun

again, with a thriving booming economy, their rush is thoroughly integrated. and what have we noticed in the post sanction environment? neither china nor india had joined in these sanctions. they both are working with russia to continue economic cooperation tendon ganell bush over that. she may share leeway linda, linda lee dubai. kasia. what shenice here. washer cobblins hit. susie wooten. kaden. maybe it don't quarter. what shenice yet? so we'll do a wire. pardon. can don't che your drive up here. walk. how done, what job to pay for me for traditional conflicts to him. i knew it should come with leisure, through my seats, through it at store lots of additional to run together. a better estimate of whether you're going to shoot in a shovel dealing it says the way with partition you're starting the presenting of europe is could be the buses to talk whole that issue almost over, but just get the okay to schedule a slower present by who be speaking to president, she to morrow, and we'll make clear that china will bear responsibility for any. it takes us more rou

and it is imperative to give the legal definition of state terrorism as you in level 3 rushes actions must be investigated and global sanctions imposed for russia's destruction of the international legal order even on europe. b . earlier i spoke to the w correspondent, calmly, his incremental book, and i asked him about the video released by the ukranian government, which it says shows the moment of the explosion was this video that was shared among others by present zalinski is of you see missile strike in the distance and that we built a believe is the mall. and in foreground, you see the factory that is not hit. and obviously no one has, since that video was released, been able to go there and to verify that all those kind of locations stack up were hoping to get the factory in the next few hours if we are allowed. and there was also a version of explanation that was spread by the russian authorities who say that actually the factory was hit and that the fire spread from there to the small that something the ukrainians dispute say is totally absurd. and they point to some of the da

but in way or half of that, and i will curl accusations at rush of upper val layton. international law. i have a question. it stays there as a country is representative. so this country will bomb. yeah. have they will, it'll come to light with international law, not with and i will go further with you to what extent they are in is not at all interested in preserving this international i well i go system and what have they made it to? i don't know, probably if they have made a lie to destroy the system and stuff, no country is ideal, it's a constant. gotten them without. and what would it strange to be saying this? each country has the right to its own musician has been sold to the point and we look why respect the right of other countries to the rhone position, national interest and policies. but in any case, we are denied this american. they deny us the right to have our own, if the policy, domestic and international, not on the problem, not, we don't have the right to have you in the premier to do what we deem lives if last, adequate it. so with his am i talking abo

so the willingness to rush to trust disagreements. i don't think it would be very high, but it's none the less important as a path forward to making sure that we can finally have some stability in europe. because again, this is a conflict that i think everyone has an interest in it not to continue existing. i didn't go back to our conversation. the 3 of us had in st. petersburg is that the terms and conditions of ending this conflict with russia has hall the high cards. but part of its calculation is going to be to make sure that there isn't to repeat this in 5 or 10 years. ok? and that's why, you know, it puts into question the statehood, the sovereignty of ukraine completely. ok? because i and we get a, not a peace agreement, not a peace settlement with an armistice, let's say. and then, you know, for the next 5 years to nato just pores in, you know, whatever is left of ukraine. and they want to start all over again. and nato has an interest in doing that because nato has failed. it is failing. ok, and it cannot accept that for ideo