s. u k. any to nader, imposing on different individuals. we welcome. why only these country all the time . what about our neighbors? like india, korea, japan, singapore asked me, where are they doing? so obviously is, is the worship at to get in a collaborated man is not just a matter of only a hugh country. we're all ready doing already. what they're supposed to do. we need more people joining in defense, collaborating, action, austin, for the i school to haste. now we don't see more country adjoining nicety case on the un security council passing resolution b. i have never done, never pass a resolution sent a qu, so obviously never to not want the people i so oil companies, when i was being very specific as i, i'm, i'm going to just bring them up so that we can to see what's happening. oh, companies are leaving me a mall. abraham on youtube says, the only way to save the people of mammal is to increase the economic pressure of mima and thus increase the, the, the, the need to actually have the, the i'm, i'm just out summarizing now to, to have the in

u. s. and the u. k. a in any way trying to, to, to big this op, i just got to say that is not the intelligence the west. this is a kira bread present danger. and we see large numbers of troops massing the sea preparations for all kinds of operations are consistent with a, an imminent military campaign. and the reason we think it's important for the u. k . to take the role that we are in trying to bring the west together is because yes, of course it's about ukraine and that matches deeply to us. but this is about something even bigger. i'm afraid it's about the whole european security architecture. because be in the dark about what i think president putin is trying to achieve. i think that he is trying, by holding a gun. is it what we had in ukraine by intimidating or ukraine to? yes, us to change the way we look at something that was absolutely fantastic. when i was a young man, the budding war came down. we had the doctrine of a europe, whole and free. any country could choose. it's a, it's independent sovereign

u. k. written and you are currently talking about reforming. the northern ireland protocol, ireland says, any unilateral change to that agreement is a breach of international law. germany and the u. s. have rejected the word apartheid in connection with israel. amnesty international published a report accusing israel of practicing segregation, dispossession and exclusion against palestinians. and missy said its findings were based on the seizure of palestinian land and to be forcible transfer of people. israel has strongly rejected the findings with golden. new data released this week by danish researchers. it shows that greenland massive ice sheet has lost enough ice in the past 20 years to cover the entire united states with half a meter of water. the climate is warming faster in the arctic than anywhere else on earth and ice melting away from greenland is now the main factor in rising oceans. on the front line of climate change, current studies show green lands rapid melt is helping push up global sea levels. they risen by an average of $1.00 centimeters around the globe. daughter see him all the up the arctic ocean especially is warming out. that's led to this dramatic melting

u. k. in the u. s. also, australia have elected to state a diplomatic boycott that just means that they won't be sending any government officials or any diplomatic representatives. now china achieve the usa of grandstanding, political posturing and of undermining the games when the diplomatic boycott was announced. and it's one of several political issues that our phones in china's side during these games. another example, of course, is the participation of taiwan. now, taiwan is a territory that is claimed as part of china by the people's republic. they can be at the games under the banner of chinese taipei and the delegation from chinese taipei had said that they wouldn't attend the opening or closing ceremonies. now they've now being told by the i see that their participation is required. but you know, for these kind of things to be making, the headlines obviously distracts from the games. and of course, it's inconvenient. china is not what they hope people would really be talking about . and a few words tom, what can fans expect from beijing 2020 tale in for in terms obviously, plenty of highlights. and

u. s. and u. k. judges services to stage some. 1 incident because they know that any kind of a military offensive, bye kid against the dumbass. good. well, trigger a russian intervention and it's clear from everything that we hear from london and washington. this is what basically they would love to see because they weren't well, they want to see russia isolated, they want to see russia push out of europe altogether. they want native to be strengthened. once again, the british and the americans are in the forefront of leading the west against russia. they want whole economy trading, contacted in europe and russia to come to an end, a little stream too. so they, they want to see this conflict. they don't care about your grade levels of the future. you're great. they want to see this company, and i think that's why it is a dangerous situation. and the russians themselves and several times do you know something we don't i, you know, it is something being planned that we don't know about. so, so i think that you know, you with your concerns of a demon. let, let's go back to august 2008. and you had be

u. s. and the u. k . i don't, i don't, he's on nato. i'm going away any time soon. beat the institutional interests involved, so enormous that some say no way that's gonna happen just as too many a party to, to get this institution. but if it doesn't expand, been you know what to say ambition. well, i mean it, some it, at the moment it's found it's, it's found, it's found itself a role which is defending europe against russia. that will keep it busy. now keep it busy for a few years. and because, you know, i mean, i sort of come and go so, you know, we had rogue states fragile states ethnic cleansing terrorism, you know, one off to be of a and as, as, as each, each last one doesn't quite come up to scratch. you find you on, but this, this, russian, mom is in the center of a better because they got terrorism. you company justify massive armies or whereas with the russian frances is quite suitable for that. frontier don't want to sound too conspiratorial, but it is, it is very suitable. and to me, in that regard, i'm also, you know, i don't, i don't see qui

u. s. government feels important to act swiftly to share that intelligence with the public. so it won't stir up any k as in case it plays out how they predict and how they believe it could play out with regards to the question, how that would change the u. s. position. that is very unlikely because the u. s. has warned time and time again that they believe an attack as imminent. they just changed their wording and they don't use that word imminent anymore. but of course, russia, they want that russia would create a reason to justify an attack. and such a video that they've been talking about would be just what the u. s. for saw. and under these circumstances, of course, the kremlin will have to think twice about this plan. if it exists, of course, i'll ever sell it for us air. well, u. s. at president joe white and has announced that an overnight raid by us special forces in syria resulted in the death of the leader of the so called islamic states . the news comes and made it growing concerns that i asked may be trying to regroup in the region, a collapse to roof and a dead terrorist leader. the resu

u. s. government feels it's important to act swiftly to share that intelligence with the public. so it won't stir up any k as in case it plays out how they predict and how they believe it could play out with regards to the question, how that would change the u. s. position. that is very unlikely because the u. s. has warned time and time again that they believe an attack is imminent. they just changed their wording and they don't use that word imminent anymore. but of course, russia, they want that russia would create a reason to justify an attack. and such a video that they've been talking about would be just what the u. s. for saw. and under these circumstances, of course, the kremlin will have to think twice about this plan if it exists. of course, he'd be, of course, why oliver's outlet for us there. now let's get a round up of some of the other stories making world news at this hour. british prime minister boris johnson has lost 4 more tea aids as his popularity plummets over lockdown parties. johnson's chief of staff, private secretary and communications director, have all resigns and policy unit ch

u. s. and the u. k. you have declared a diplomatic boy called over, schumann writes issues and wilson competitors, but no ministers or officials. meanwhile, organizers have threatened athletes with punishment for any behavior or expression that they deem in breach of chinese law, and would expect the see to rigorously enforce its own rules. limiting protests, they saw the same now indian pic charter, there are very strict rules. so for the meadow ceremonies and during the competitions, political protests are not permitted on other occasions, like at press conferences or during interviews or on personal platforms, the athletes are free to express their opinions. but the athletes must be responsible for what they say about. that's what you sound far do to covey athletes and journalists will be kept insecure bubbles, while no spectator tickets will be sold to the public. organizers say, health and safety are paramount, valor of cool covey counter measures are still on top of our agenda. we have been making effective measures and everything is under control. without a safe games, there would be no guidance. so we will make sure that the health and safety of all participants is our top priority. financ

u. k. and the u. s, guaranteed is the little guarantee or other provided guarantees of security to ukraine as a non nuclear state. the standard guarantees that are provided to any non nuclear state. they bought the best memorandum does not oblige russia or the u. k. or the u . s. b u r. to acknowledge all of the to, to, to go to accept the coo, but that was carried out by neo nazis and various other marginal groups in ukraine . beckett, 2014. and this budapest memorandum that was also signed by ukraine and france. in addition to the members i've mentioned, it's you that was the calls on it, demands that all members of this memorandum will do not violate any of the o is c, a principals including the principle for respecting and protecting? are you doing minorities, national minorities and ethnic minorities humorist, nobody is going to impose on us on the need to acknowledge an unconstitutional regime? go to go against all that agreements we have signed and then you. but if they say that the actions of super it's rated by this regime against minorities, including russian minorities, is justifiable. and this is all done, this all done with active support of the ko

any moment. a claim, moscow continues to reject germany, the u. k. japan, the netherlands, into the waning of told their citizens to leave ukraine and the u. s. evacuated non emergency cell from the embassy in kiev. but the president of ukraine is saying that these warnings are only provoking panic. war veterans were among the thousands who march through the country's capital in a civilian show of strength earlier on. it's our borders, it's our territory. you, you know, i have to speak with our people like you, you know, like, like breast and, and see people throughs. and the tools that we have different information and know the best friend for their name is that hispanic in our country. and all this information details only for bernie doesn't help us. meanwhile, the russian military saying that it's used appropriate means to make a u. s. submarine leave its territorial waters. submarine was detected in the far east near the pacific career islands as russia conducted naval exercises that moscow says the vessel initially ignore the request to leave. canadian police have started to move in on protest. is that a blocking of vital bridge connect

i don't think russia has any right, so it's the mostly nato. the u. k. in the u. s. that are the ones that are advocating in basin. ah, the mayor of canada's capital city has declared a state of emergency stressing that an ongoing protest is a serious threat to the safety of residents. the wrong daughter, hers every time the. c police compensated fuel and other materials on sunday in an effort to end a 10 day blockade by truckers with authorities threatening to arrest anyone providing them with supplies. he spoke to a member of candidates, ontario provincial parliament, which includes the city of ottawa. he says the government's accusations of violence are fabricated and the authorities actions unconstitutional. oh, absolutely. yeah. awesome. it's a fabrication. it's a pretext for what's actually our government is doing. this is a very peaceful, friendly law. energetic festival and winter carnival about his property. a purposely distort and fabricate fabricate dishes. in any means, violent or dangerous is wholly reprehensible because it does provide them the cover to

any big, right? so it's mostly nato. the u. k in the u. s. that are the ones that are advocating based riley's in solidarity with a canadian truck has protesting cobit restrictions. habit seems gone global in the french capital over 32000 people hit the streets for a so called freedom, a convoy demonstration. but things got touchy with protest as breaching police lines and blocking traffic while officers resorted to take us. ah mm. with of 54 people were arrested with one reported me heart in scoffers with the police. thousands of officers had been deployed in paris. our correspondent shouted to ben's he sent us this report right from the heart of the breast. well as you can. ready see the tear gas is coming towards us now. launched by the police just behind as they were trying to control the crowd, the crowds attempting to run up the steps and to be able to get past this police comb. boy, that isn't trying to keep everything in order. would you not have to move further now, because my gas is coming towards us. as you can see, big big clouds

any moment. the u. s. the u. k. and japan are among several countries that have told their nationals to leave immediately. oscars denying the charge and accusing the west of spreading false information. article here begins our coverage from washington. good afternoon, the us national security advisor took to the white house podium friday with an urgent sounding warning. any american in ukraine should leave as soon as possible. and in any event, in the next 24 to 48 hours, we obviously cannot predict the future. we don't know exactly what is going to happen, but the risk is now high enough. and the threat is now immediate enough that this is what prudence demands. he warned that these russian military exercises could quickly turn into an attack on ukraine, possibly with bombings and missile strikes. and eventually a ground invasion. russia has repeatedly denied its intending to attack its neighbour, but with the current build up of forces and equipment along the russia, ukraine border, the u. s. believe it could. and

any branson based, right? so it's mostly nato. the u. k in the u. s. that are the ones that are advocating in basin the can to another big story of the way. can we move to canada, where it's busiest commercial trade routes remains closed now, after freedom convoys, supporters protesting. mandatory cobit mandates blocked a border bridge with the u. s. on monday, the incident that was gained international attention not least because of the economic impact of the move. some car makers have even hard to for production due to supply shortages. my security forces are trying to clear the ambassador bridge, where truckers are blocking the ontario side, the province of declared a state of emergency. we spoke to one of the protesters whose been taking part in the blockade. he said that the oxy mandates are causing far more economic harm than the bridge demo done at the bridge with statements. and i can't imagine that it was a drop in the bucket compared to what the government's done to the last 2 years. imposing their will upon the people have openly incited hat

u. k. sanctioning the following 5 russian banks, rossier, i s bank jim, but general bank a property as bank and the black sea bank. and we are sanctioning 3 very high net worth in vigils. any assets they hold in the u. k. will be frozen. the individuals concerned will be banned from travelling here and we hold further sanctions at readiness to be deployed alongside united states of european union. if the situation escalates still further. well, it was pointed out to the british prime minister by m p from his own conservative party and the opposition labor party, that those 3 rich russian individuals had actually been under american sanctions for several years now. and there were colds from many in parliament for boris johnson to do more to impose more widespread sanctions. he insists that these will have an effect. now at the beginning of his address, he said the following. we will hold further sanctions at readiness to be deployed alongside the united states and the european union if the situation escalate still further. but then he was pressed and asked if the russian troops were just limited to entering those self declared republics would further steps still be brought

u. k. is sanctioning the following. 5 russian banks. rossier. i s bank jim, but general buying a property as bank and the black sea bank and we are sanctioning 3 very high net worth in vigils. any assets they hold in the u. k. will be frozen. the individuals concerned will be banned from travelling here. and we whole further sanctions at readiness to be deployed alongside united states of european union if the situation escalates still further and briefly in other news, hong kong later says the territory can no longer cope with the increase in current virus infections and needs help from mainland china, kerry lambs extending restrictions until april 20th and is looking at building a temporary hospital spot. the government's 0 covert strategy. hospitals are struggling to cope, and some patients have been treated in makeshift areas outside, or i paid it off with you in 25 minutes or so for the next news hour here now to see or i'll see you again tomorrow. 10100 hours james. he a passion for supporting local communities and pioneering innovative african science and technology projects. publish how beautiful, how glorious are all of us on this planet. not just africa out, a 0 for a

u. s. and the u. k. will are set to help or stray, build a nuclear fleet and expand its military capabilities. rushing, china have agreed that this is worrisome and that they, well they condemn any such initiatives. also, it wasn't just politics that was, that was on the table. also business deals and probably the key out here is. busy that basically russia, russia's key gas exports and gas from over the course of the next 10 years. it will ship a $100000000.00 metric tons of gas to china through taxed on this is a major deals. and we already seeing, you know, we're already seeing russian energy companies, stocks rising, rising in value or, you know, are following this development. now butler, my problem is still here. i mean, they met, i should say, it didn't take long for the 2 leaders too well to to confirm that they agree on so many points. i'm a bowden and she can pin they deposit for lunch and they left their entourage behind so they continued their talks face to face. but that just the 2 of them. and of course, to wrap up this evening, lima thornton will be witnessing the opening ceremony of the olympic games of the winter olympic games that are kicking off today here in

any base, right. so it's the mostly nato, u. k, in the u. s. that are the ones that are advocating based white. some had a big stories making around tonight in canada or a mass protest movement against toby vaccine mandates has entered its 11th day, and the authorities appear to be getting pretty vicious. in their cracked case in point officer pushed the 78 year old man up against his car and twisted his arm behind his back to detain him after he haunt in supportive demonstrate his tuesday, the elderly man reported to suffolk cuts and severe bruising or what are you doing, what do you do like i should like to so i got it all i'm video with the freedom convoy protest movement emerged in late january to vent, frustrations about vaccine mandates. but it's of over into a broader criticism of kind of a st cove. it measures authorities have been clamping down in the fall, ready open more than 60 criminal cases in connection with the demonstrations. the been a growing chorus and calls to for canada's leadership to directly negotiate with the protested, such as this statement by retired police officer

any easier. the host nation's human rights record was put under international scrutiny. their treatment of wicker muslims prompted countries like the u. s. and the u. k. to stage a diplomatic boycott, china responded by having a weaker athlete light. the olympic flay. sticking to the script. international olympic committee president, thomas bah, cited his know, politics, pledge, the ear, her position, or for the the i, you see her must be given via political or neutrality of it. we are not her commenting on her political, her issues. however, organizers did comment on this display from ukraine. instead of calling it political, the i o. c. described it as a call for peace on the sporting front. russia's 15 year old figure skater, camilla valley ava dominated headlines due to testing positive for a band substance. but due to being a minor, while the eva was allowed to continue competing, which didn't end well for the teenager. away from the politics and controversy. china hauled in a record 9 gold medals. 2 went to freestyle skier, eileen, go. francesco free day and germany's bobsled team had an unforgettable showing in beijing. but when it comes to th

any base, right? so it's mostly may know the u. k in the u. s. that are the ones that are advocating based ah, my tracking the latest in canada, they are a mass protest movement against cove vaccine mandates has entered its 11th day and the authorities appeared to be getting vicious in their crack. that a case in point, an officer apparently pushed as 78 year old man up against his car and twisted his army on his back to detain him. after he hoped, in support, demonstrated on tuesday, the elderly mans reported to suffer, cut some severe bruising or what are you doing? what are you doing like day? oh, sure, that's a so i've got it all on video with the freedom convoy protest movement emerged in late january to vent, frustrations about vaccine mandates. but it's evolved into a broader criticism of canada's on straight tov. it measures authorities have been clamping down and they've already opened more than 60 criminal cases in connection with the demonstrations that have been a growing chorus. rising a cold to, for kind of his leadership to directl

any troops anywhere east of germany. and it was as recently as 2017 that the u. s. the u. k. and other nato allies established the enhanced forward presence to protect poland and the baltic states. and even then, the total deployment of fewer than $5000.00 troops posed no conceivable threat to russia. and it is only in the last few weeks in response to the current crisis that we have dispatched reinforcements. those did a numbers that constitute no possible threat until 2014 european allies were cutting their defense budgets and shrinking their armed forces. perhaps foster them was safe or wise. and to the extent that this was changed, it is because of the actions of president putin and the tension that he has created . if nato forces on are closer to russia's border, it is in response to his decisions and the justified concerns. they have provoked among our allies, and there are many things said about what a male may not have been a said in the closed door meetings of 3 decades ago as the berlin wall fell and germany was reunited. but there is no doubt that we all agreed leg

s. u k. and france to bomb the country. so frankly, i think this is for us consumption. i don't think it's going to fool any of nato's european allies, but it is reckless. and it is, in my opinion, stupid because it's so flagrantly false that the u. s. can't even provide the evidence of their own claims. so do you expect any reaction in ukraine? so this latest allegation, obviously, we had bloody mid lensky previously, basically asking the ways to calm down to the tone down it's rhetoric. indeed, i think that one of the major reasons that jen, saki has had to walk back the word imminent regarding a possible russia they claimed russian military invasion of ukraine. so lensky was, i had a press conference at and said that this was counter productive to the interest of ukraine. it wasn't about to happen. and so i think that the us and the white house looked completely deranged and out of place. and this kind of, this kind of disconnect between the us and its allies, makes for the rest of the world to sit back and, and doubt everything that the us is doing. and it makes us look more and more adventurous and rec