i'm going to go to our corresponded terry schultz. she's at that security conference, terry is interesting. what we're seeing here, the us vice president taking shots and european democracy and then germany's defense minister, happy to fire back. what do you make of this? yeah, that's really interesting. and i think it probably makes europeans all feel better that somebody stood up and say and said that this speech was offensive. because d d bounce was taking some of the very important parts of what europe field is democratic. you know, getting hate speech off the internet, protecting people from having to listen to or see those things um with the way some of the regulations that exist here. and he was twisting it around to say that that's restricting people's freedom. so i think that it was very, a very bold if the story is to get up and say that immediately. but, you know, for as he did the same thing, it, nato went after they, uh, talked about, you know, taking these things off the table for you crazy. it was to story is what came u

terry schultz is covering the munich security conference. we asked her if europe, young leaders are worried for the us is trying to bypass them on the issue of ukraine. well, it's not their imagination, they're not invited to be at the table and they've been told they won't be while at the same being to being at the same time being told that they're going to be the ones responsible for picking up the implementation of this deal. is being made above their heads. so they are being piped bypass. they've been told clearly that they're being bypassed at this phase of the negotiations. and that doesn't sit well . nobody wants to be dictated what they're going to have to do in the future when they have no control over what that agreement is going to look like. so that is something that you leaders are bringing up and it's very important to you cream that the europeans are there because you cream very much, feels that the europeans at least share this sense of, of you know, responsibility and, and certainly urgency and fear about what would happen,

earlier dw correspondent terry schultz told me the extent the u. s. and its allies are in a position to drive a wedge between russia and its supporters to well, there are certainly ways they can do that. but let's look at how complicated this has gotten. melissa, you know, the us, me put north korea and china in the same basket when it comes to the fact that they, they support russia in the war against ukraine. but, well, no european country has a diplomatic or trade relationship with young yang. that's not the case with china is as you will know, so when they're expecting the europeans to cut off china or to help diminish the influence, they're talking about the main source of the you imports. and so that's very difficult thing for them to ask. and it's not something that the europeans are our team to do. and especially if we look at the alienation that has, has been coming just in the last few days alone. this may be leverage for the, for the europeans to say, hey, look, if you want us to help you against china, you need to treat us a bit differentl

opening fire offices, russian, tennessee go straight to ro, we've been joined corresponding to terry schultz. welcome terry. more than 24 hours on. what more have we not, as well in addition to what you just described, phil about the suspect that he's a 35 year old man from the swedish media and the reuters news agency now have a name for the suspect. now i will, and besides, this is not coming from an on the record release briefing or something uh with that kind of authority. but multiple sources are naming him as a retard anderson. as you said, a 35 year old man out of work living here in the area. now, we don't still know anything about his motive. whether he entered the school with the intention to attack specific individuals, whether he had a grudge against the school or some other motive. but one other interesting point, phil is that he once was enrolled at this very adult education facility, which he attacked is believed to have attacked yesterday. so certainly more details coming out that need to be confirmed by authorities. but it certainly seems to be the case that this is the man

alright, of course funded terry schultz. they were the latest from or the vote in sweden. terry, thank you. on your other headlines around the world this. our police in belgium are searching for at least 2 armed men after shooting outside a train station in the capitol, brussels spokesperson for the authorities said nobody was injured, and the suspects fled into the metro. several transport lines across the city would shut in response to the incident. in all 3 is a capital vienna. thousands of protesters have rallied against the far away freedom party taking power. the party is currently in thoughts with the conservative people's party after forming or about rather forming a governing coalition. the freedom party won the most the sin last september's election. the ukraine says that 5 civilians have been killed in a russian missile attack on the city of them in the heart chief region. granting officials say in russia aimed at the missiles at the city center, and that no ukrainian soldiers were at the side of the shelving page. president says, he would agree to direct peace t

that's a sure the w if terry schultz in brussels tonight, terry is always thank you or whether they like it or not, you creating and face a future that will be determined in part by the negotiating strategy of us president donald trump. ukrainian president zalinski also knows who he's dealing with and that goes for trump and for food. today the landscape pushed back boys in concerned about being sidelined by the 2 leaders, a little initial set and it's important that everything does not go according to parents' plan. in which he wants to do everything to make his negotiations with bilateral reduced between humans and united states of america down letter, we use the solver and countries simply will not be able to accept any agreements without as not going to e mail. and would you keep the moving us to business? all right, our coverage continues. now. we want to go to ukraine's capital or corresponding economy joins me. nick, the united states, even if they're pulling back so many, they still throwing out this idea of no return to pre 2014 borders for ukraine. no need or membership anytime