the final day of the unix security conference tends to the future. how will politics and power play out in the coming decade? also coming up for lease arrest, hundreds of supports us and memorials across russia for i'll explain the problem me . his allies say they are not being told how the opposition need a died. his team blamed, letting me have put in personality the monica jones and villain, thanks for joining us. this is addition of the munich security conference wraps up today with a final round of high level talks addressing the most pressing security issues. this is focus is on the was in the middle east and ukraine. today's conference will begin with a discussion on the future of is right, any palestinian relations with palestinian prime minister mohammed stay at israel's form, a foreign minister. if you live in a, on the panel side today, you creating president of let them use the lensky attended the conference and to do it, many of the u. s. v if um, to best support for ukraine as well as for israel security and get our land back and dw t f

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so security conference. so just briefly, what can we look forward to? well, it's about the big conflicts that you already mentioned, but it's also about the big seismic shift in the international world, or the funky will be here. the chinese foreign minister, we've learned that the chinese delegation is larger than the american delegation that, that saying something also. and the commission president was the left on the lines and they to secretary general. they will be speaking on those big concepts, but also on what european defense, what nato defense is supposed to look like in the future, particularly against the backdrop of this uncertainty that donald trump did manage to throw into the debates with kicking off the day today will be germantown, so what are sol immediately followed by voting is lensky. exactly. and we will actually cover those stages live here also on dw, you said elect schultz, is going to speak 1st. that'll be in about an hour from now, according to the program there. and it said that he's going to talk about the job and his positi

you're at the munich security conference, the printer and president of a lot of mister lansky yesterday implied that it's not the incident that nevada these test was announced on the 1st day of the conference. do you think put into sending a message to the community to and if so, to what purpose or? well, it's not exactly clear what the timing is, but the but it is extra, very coincidental. but all of the major world leaders are here at the munich security conference right now at the moment that alexis, of all me was murdered by putting. and so $11.00, the theory is that some, after the war started after putting the data ukraine, the music security conference didn't allow russian officials to come here anymore. and so this was a way for putting to effectively troll the entire world. even though he's not here in person, along with his entourage, by killing alexi and of all me putting his in the head of every single person at this conference all through the weekend. and so this is his way of saying, and you might be able to just invite me, but i don't care. i'm still in your head at what

and from paris, president landscape will travel back to germany to attend to the munich security conference leader is gathered in munich, already reacted to the report. the death of alexi and of on a blaming vladimir putin. russia was not invited to attend this year as munich security conference, where the wars and ukraine and gaza our top of the agenda. tensions over taiwan on donald trump's possible return to the white house are also on leaders. mines dw, his international editor, richard walker, has been following the munich security conference. here's how we saw on the 1st day, which was overshadowed by russia's announcement of alexi novalis to the use of suggestive selection of only came in just as delegates were arriving at the munich security conference. and it really left people stunned. everybody has been talking about it and is bound to overshadow the entire weekend of totes, here, that is taking place here and sent me is going to be providing. i think it's just strengthening the result of western countries saying that the routine regime is rushed into. it's cool, really, with res

also add the meaning security conference. the palestinian authority says it's ready to engage with home us to seek palestinian unity. but meet us has come out in support of the p. a is the best option to govern gods of to the board between his round at thomas, which many states he was a terrorist organization. his mohammed should pay speaking to dw sarah county, i guess, speaking with them directly right now. you know, a contract is not happening. nope, no, but uh, i'm not sure how to use those lights to take them into media. russia has invited order, but it's been on functions who would be meeting on the 26th of this month in moscow . and they have invited ordered by the scene on functions. we want to see if, how much does it have to come to get on with us. we are ready to engage is how much is not going to come to ground with us. that's a different story, but we need it. but as the and only thing that i just thought of comes nonsense. the boring kaiser is also testing is reva units, a prime minister benjamin netanyahu has d

conflict resolution in africa and the impacts of quit or yeah, legacy is the view, the munich security conference, as perpetuates in new going on. you had a power structures marginalizing african and latin american countries agency and giving priority only to security threats relevant to western interests, while overlooking pressing issues like poverty in equality and the rubbing of national resources on our critics. also, note that the conference often focuses on symptom management rather than addressing root causes with limited global south one for one's on policy. and in sufficient attention to we could all make developments and they could not make independence. critics also argue that the munich security conference, primarily, but as an elite policy makers excluding voices from civil society and marginalized communities inside june of itself. is it conceivable that the munich security conference with it's predominantly west and governmental and call report the composition would embrace since the critique from the global south it appeared as improper that an establishment routed and had gemini

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

so the meaning security conference pretty much marks that kind of a 3 tier i lost. yeah. zalinski is message was a little about speed he was saying to west and support is you need to get us a weapons positive. but discussion was about tang. so discussing was about a fight to judge and it said that the military support from the west was coming to slowly for the ukrainians to achieve that goals. and i think the ukrainians would say that parts of the reason that that counter offensive last year didn't go as well as hope was that they simply got weapons from the west to slowly to build up the forces appropriately to a to see that counselor find seems through can't control center this year. his message is really more one of the stamina and continued relief. of course, you know, it's a lot of tools that the worries have settled into a kind of a stalemate situation. and there's a lot of pessimism about the outlook and plug them is. the lensky was trying to say, you know, don't fold for the mason. russia cannot lose this war that ukraine still can't move, but that happening

also at this munich security conference, i would highlight another element as well. that is also high priority for those who organizes con, present, that is to have a dialogue between different regions of the world. in other words, to avoid having just a discussion among western lead us and you will have seen throughout the munich security conference in the past, but also in particular based version of the meaning security conference. all sorts of officials from africa, from asia, also from nation america left america doesn't necessarily pay an important role in the munich security conference. but in this particular case, it has. and i think from the organizers of the munich security conference, i think that dialogue basically means that these challenges that we've been talking about also have an impact beyond the united states and beyond europe. that they also have an impact in african countries and nation also. and that's in america with thomas will be keeping a close sign. i'm sure you will to dw security correspondent thomas spar well, as the landscape warns agai

the munich security conference, 2024. well, all the related fees, the global saw i see, is increasingly coming together to resist western pressure. that was the message emerging on seeing vividly of the freedom of nations for held here in law school with officials from more than 50 nations, taking part russian foreign minister, a circular for off took the floor to also condemn what he called the siphoning of resources by the us from europe, neil calling elderly julia, this is the neo colonial divide of the world into those who consider themselves exceptional and the rest, those who are given the role of doing the will of god's chosen ones. our choice in any situation is to negotiate in order to find a balance between the legitimate interest of the parties. and i emphasize precisely the legitimate interests voice. if their allies themselves prefer to continue their hopeless attempts to impose their ultimatums in the illusionary hope of holding onto the elusive instruments of neo colonial head, germany, that is their choice

this needed security conference where we're standing right now. the gun under the impression of news coming in, of the death of, i'd say, novel need. and what does this change politically? and what's the reaction to i'm not sure it changes anything politically apart from perhaps confirming that russia is ruled by a lot of alter crowds who has killed his political opponents before, including germany. one hot just goes out to the family of alex in about name, and they'll do all those brave men and women in russia. why in prison, for political reasons, and they would have made a, the great leader, russia. but now he will be an icon of russian democrats. and this is of course, be this meeting security conference also, but john, with the us, vice president pamela harris. just say something which usually only every new president has to say, which is reaffirming that united states on iron clad with its allies, particularly as nato allies. that is an element of insecurity as the donald trump, of course, came out and said he would only help allies if you w

and this is, of course, the, this really security conference also. but john, with the us, vice president, pamela harris. just say something which usually only every new president has to say, which is reaffirming that united states on iron clad with its allies, particularly as nato allies. that is an element of insecurity as the donald trump, of course, came out and said he would only help allies if you were to be re elected as president. if they pay off at what is necessary today or what's your reaction to i think it was useful as you say, it's just to reconvert formation. i'm obvious to this that we've had here in munich at the conference before. um, but as we know, america has a lively internal debate and it's good to hear from the current vice presidents that america's commitments to nato, as a continues to be solely come out of hers. also cited an internal american debate that there is the find in ministration, which says it's in america's interest to take on global leadership in the future. but this is also accounted debates, which is more in fa

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

the munich conference, as we expected, because in the. .. at the last three international security conferencesr, well, about the same rhetoric, and this conference was held on the eve of the invasion, then already in the 23rd year, a year ago, president zelensky spoke before the munich security conference, does the world still have other problems ? europe has other problems that they are facing, and it seems to us that the whole... world should be thinking about ukraine, and they are thinking about israel or about other potential hot spots, which can be in the world. if you look at the program of this conference, you can really fall into pessimism and see that several events, some side events, and a couple of panels are dedicated to ukraine. and to be honest, the first day disappointed me a bit. because he was quite so lean, you know, and i even allowed myself to do it assessment of the united states' performance, which was in principle formal enough: this is how we will support, this is how we will support, this is how we are with ukraine, but to be honest , i did not hear any, any breakthrou

event of the munich conference, as we expected, because during the last three international security conferencese hear, well, about the same rhetoric, and this is the previous ones. invasion was this conference, then already in the 23rd year, a year ago president zelensky spoke before the munich security conference, do the world still have other problems, europe has other problems that they are facing, and it seems to us that the whole the world should think about ukraine, and they think about israel or others potential hotspots that... could be in the world? if you look at the program of this conference, you can really fall into pessimism and see that several events, some side events, and a couple of panels are dedicated to ukraine. and to be honest, the first day disappointed me a bit, because it was quite so lean, you know, and i even allow myself, ah... to make an assessment of the performance of the united states, which was basically quite formal : so we will support, so we we will support, yes, we, we are with ukraine, but to be honest, i didn’t hear any breakthrough there, ah, and i didn’

and this is, of course, be this meeting security conference also. but john, with the us, vice president, pamela harris, just say something was take on global leadership in the future. but this is also accounted debates, which is more in favor of basically costing the united states off from the world and political responsibilities the towards its allies. how concerned are you as a european country, directly close to russia, about this internal american debate and how that affects your secure? well, it's true that america has an option because it has kind of the mexico, into oceans as neighbors. and we live in uh, in uh, less stable neighborhood. but i agree with coming to hire is that it would be detrimental to us, us interests a to shed what's been built over the case, namely align since i'm all to go 5 of um the washington c t well has only been activated once on behalf of the united states, when uh, okay, the attacks of $911.00 and we rallied round poland. uh, send the brigades to guys me. germany sent troops through missouri, sherry. and we didn'

now speaking to i'm, let's see, i mean it's security conference. i'm actually saying they believe that russia has plans to attack potential, the nato countries, the voltage and that, of course, of mold over would be expected to be 1st. how immune and do you feel the threat from russia and what is your prediction for the next 35 years? well, if we allow you put into comb k ukraine, then of course you would be in a better position to attack colors to contact you to attack them. although, but before he come, because you crate a full vist, geographical reasons. and if he come because ukraine, the price of this, every game will go up, which is the best argument for helping ukraine now. um when he says um, he's not thinking of attacking lots, jo, poland. let's just remember that he denied that he steps to crimea, and that he saw him, the denied that he had any intentions of attacking your brain. when he says he, he's not, he's not intending to do it. so it means he's thinking about it. how good do you think your european part as. 7 of actually preparing

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

you know, the somehow i, yeah, it's, it's, it's the, it's the munich and security conference. that's essentially what it is. create more in security and then to get more budgetary funds to, to keep these more is going. gentleman, that's all the time we have one, i think my guess in america shannon, budapest. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, the next time. remember, crossed up rules. the russian armed forces evacuate schools of wounded ukrainian troops who apparently left for dead by the head of the russians. takeover of this city for 5 to have got in the toilet. public distressing images from dogs were over 70 civilians reportedly killed in a massive wave of east, very stripes on the central call to the own slaves. hey thing, a refugee camp clocks as washington claims, its helping to fight terrorism in africa. and us, the think tank reveals that the number of civilian deaths. so the continent has shopped up over 100000 percent since the american troops way didn't. we get some opinions from okay, maybe come to wait a minute. just go to al

and the final day of that needed security conference tons to the future before wrapping up. how will politics and power play out in the coming decade. the bid visible and welcome, according to a report from the russian excellence use paper know via the zeta. alexis i found these body has been located in a hospital 50 killer because from the penal colony where the opposition leader reportedly died. the sudden death of the 47 year old was announced on friday bryce groups in russia say police of a race to building 400 people that make shift memorials. many blame the russian government for the bound these days wildly to is again, that at the munich security conference they've condemned to and i asked political scientist because are being sold on if participants will take action against the russian leader. first impression no of course was killing many people present here at the minute security counseling you, i'll explain. all right. and they personally, he was a presence in the life of many for the last 2 years at least. so this initial shop is only natural. what's the decision

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

security is not in their lexicon. any longer, martin, i thought it was just basically a very long, glorified press conference. you know, it was really what about and then chose that's the right above the point of security racket rather than this is the increasing real defense strategy and what, what ways people talking about. they will read that to try and keep the old school going and keep the old messages of life and keeping everything in checks and making sure that everybody was on message. but the interesting thing from a john, this perspective is there weren't any for us that what with the journalists, you know, they have structured the events in such a way quite cleverly, actually that they invite to the top general is to actually share this of a 20 minute or 30 minute sessions. so that was a way of taking the books to say, well, we don't actually have to do live on script a quick question from jonas to which i didn't, you know, and you have these terribly, really contracts planted questions which made me almost a lot for one point, i'm the, the, the, the credit and pays the rent to rent a girl today who

ben hodges, speaking that the munich security conference, we're going to take look and look now at some of the other stories making headlines today. and a new judge has ordered donald trump to pay $355000000.00 in fines before the president has also bought from running a business in the states for 3 years. trump was found guilty of inflating his network to secure best to learn tons from lenses and thousands of protesters have gathered in budapest to demand a change to hungry. it's political culture. they want the conservative government to reform a child protection system. the process was organized in response to president castle and novak's recent resignation over part and she issued in a child sexual abuse case. now we're going to end the show by giving alexi an invalid. me the last word. here's an exit from an oscar winning documentary about in the bony and followed the politician as he recovered here in germany. after being poisoned, the filmmaker asks walton to valleys, message to support his would be if he were killed, is on a message for the station of a named kilt is very simple

you know, the somehow i, yeah they, it's, it's, it's the, it's the munich and security conference that's essentially what it is, create more in security, and then to get more budgetary funds to, to keep these more is going. gentleman, that's all the time we have a one, i think, my guess america's and in budapest and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us. here are the so you next time. remember, across the rules the, [000:00:00;00] the job itself is from the under the control of the russian forces. there are no sabotaged groups. there's no ukrainians, or there's no ukrainians who left here. and we decided to stay here willingly this to teach except the off of the case taken as russian. all the forces evacuate schools of wounded ukrainian troops who apparently left behind many whose big strides to american ships standing in the gulf of a dentist part of the campaign forgot that any of the group crippled the vessel and down to us drove the news this out bill says this upset that israel has declared his president persona non grata comparing the death of.

there's only one outcome we need from the munich security conference. that's europe, including the u. k. gears it's economy to the military defeat of russia. everything else is gesture. by this. it is true that this war in the middle of europe is taking its toll on us. yes, the money that we spend now and in the future on security is creating a gap elsewhere. we can feel that. but without security is everything else is nothing on it. so war is now quote at the center of europe like in prague or something. that's really some convenience been basically suggesting that whatever ends up happening to ukraine is overshadowed by the need to just keep pumping out weapons for themselves. now they've already emptied their closets of hand me down. weapons giving them to zalinski and exchange for you. cash for their own pockets from the ironically named european piece facility. the danish prime minister said during a panel debate that denmark was just going to basically send all of its artillery to frame. she said that quote, to protect ourselves, we need to delive

the unique security conference is the premier annual for them for discussing the was most pressing security challenges and this is agenda is especially urgent. all eyes will be on your brand new present. have a lot of us lensky who the yesterday signed last march secuity packs with germany and france even as ukraine's troops stuff as a set back in the countries east. we see life images here from the venue because very, very shortly the german town. so that will have shoals, is due to take the stage, they are joining me here in the studio is dw as chief political correspondent, not hasa, who will fill us in and also share some analysis with us. of course no. this unique secuity conference is coming out today. the very volatile time, one could say, paula tile is a good one. have had a good morning and it is a time we've just had announcements from ukraine that they've had to give up. the city of, of dave, kinda in the east of the country. so of course, you know, the munich security conference gathering will focus a loss on what the west can do to help you cry and defend itself against russ ne

you know, the somehow i a, yeah they, oh it's, it's, it's the, it's the munich and security conference that's essentially what it is. great more in security, and then to get more budgetary funds to, to keep these wars going. gentleman, that's all the time we have one, i think my guess americas and in budapest and of course i want to thank our be worse for watching us here are to you. so you next time. remember, across the rules, the move when i would show the wrong just don't you have to shape house because after kids and engagement equals the trail, when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground, the a russian land, a vast resources found less potential for civilization than to have this number the view on the russian fixed shooting system. countries most exciting accomplishments holding one of the 2 boys as a new thing in the pursuit. and this is where i'm located. pardon? do you want me to be able to teach this as russia? can they me in the email to get you guys mentioned which one of those to me out by god knows not to me that i see on the stage to t

there's only one outcome we need from the munich security conference. that's europe, including the u. k. gears it's economy to the military defeat of russia. everything else is gesture by this. it is true that this war in the middle of europe is taking its toll on us. yes, the money that we spend now and in the future on security is creating a gap elsewhere. we can feel that. but without security, everything else is nothing on it. so more is now quote at the center of europe like in prague or something. that's really some convenience spent. the date is prime minister said during a panel debate that denmark was just going to basically send all of its artillery to frame. she said that quote, to protect ourselves, we need to deliver what is needed in ukraine now. yeah, genius, ditching your own weapons. sounds like the gold standard in self defense. others are just trying a bit of a different tax pushing the notion that it's such a critical time to ramp up cas transfers to their own weapons manufacturing in to here. because you frame has of russia against

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

and i also spoke to the oldest foreign minister here at the security conference, who, who really, it's quite clear that the opponent also hasn't figured out quite yet what they want as being one country that sees itself wanting to be a driving force of the security architect to of europe within day 2 in the future. so this is a very early debate, but this is the very fact that this debate is being hot and that we so the vice president of the united states, kamala harris here of re, it's rates of the iron clad determination of the united states to defend its allies with the nato, a phrase and usually only hear from a new on administration that comes 1st the into office. that suggests that there is a rack of debates at the very least. and the spotlight is on europe. how it wants to redefine and strengthen its own capabilities in the future. so that's also what, what i felt was quoting on other european countries to follow suit and to essentially put up more money and more hardware to defend ukraine. right. did all these chief political editor, mr. like his mother reporting for us from th

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

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

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