so speaking of wealthy neighbors, b u i. e. what role will they play in the battle to control the red sea or even the gulf of oman given that's literally their back yard? i mean, i can't imagine that they'll be too happy with potential conflict in the goals which they share in the united arab emirates is not a large country. it only has 1000000 a bit over 1000000 people who are passport holders, overwhelming. the population in the u. a. e is, is for their foreigners. so it is not a strong and powerful country. they have influence because of their wealth and because of their fellows, connections with the united states. but wow, yeah, man is very poor, largely because of the genocidal war that the amorites and the saudis, with west support carry it out against the country. but it is now a very strong country when it comes to its military, and that's why they defeated the saudis, enamel rockies. so them, or ought to use. and the, some of these both are very cautious. because they know that if they engage in any conflict with the ad

the official invitation for argentina, iran, egypt, if you'll be a saudi arabia and the u. i e to join the block was all ranted now on the campaign trail malay said argentina would not absolutely not join brooks despite, she's in pink, sending him a hand written letter on this matter. so other se, argentina may do so in the future, just not immediately. brooks, as we know, stands to up in this us let international order. how do you see this all shaking out? it is very difficult to know costs mulay in these strong time of government has shown that what he's saving, he's complaining, he's not apply when he was government or some who she from mass and uh, and she will not remove the foundation subsidy. i mean, it was one of the 1st things she did assume a few took office during the campaign. mulay had the same expression against china and she should have been i'll see how it gains less either that or i think those she call monies, etc. us you are saying is position was always more brought up to them in a position for the united states, but a, his will to my plan is the dollar ice,

a sandstone seems quite likely, right to the apple is going through the u i. e and o bond shows or significant ryan through, around and to, to something packaged out is a significant change of the weather type over the next 2 or 3 days. okay. a few shares in somalia side of sudan arrived late victoria all still around the heavy rains. it's telling me it should be further south and i think it will be for mounting gasket, the big island significant. right. and i from those on big some significant some big chiles in south africa. but still around the western cape, there was a significant fire risk. the unique perspective on a leave. i don't want to, even if i'm not reporting, i want to leave this and it was really a, for my things, thoughtful this coverage and there's no reason to target the journal on her. it's voices, and i'm of the patient. please connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere, means that women are delivering babies in the shelters in the rubble of their own hugs. and this is unacceptable. the stream on out to 0, i

as you go through sunday, often they're not right pushing down towards the u. i. e. driving the east with some heavier rain that into iran, that could cause some light loss study. eventually pushing across into a pocket stop. that was a full, i've kind of stop right. this guys do come back, can be hard in this days, logic, troy, and provides across the eastern side of the mediterranean sunday. a generally settled and sunny day, a little more cloud coming in on monday with some showers, just pushing over towards c, a g and pushing either towards that took the western part to talk to you as we go through monday, the south west of the country could see some live the showers july, the showers from that same system affecting to media. just running a bit towards the far north of libya, 1st queens coming through here as well. one or 2 showers just into the file south of nigeria, but nothing too much to speak of. so let's continue go. central positive africa into madagascar. most of seeing a few showers bring up to that eastern side south africa, the frequent pass. barge. y

because the u i. e supports the some of the government, me in laws on to has march the 77th, the anniversary of the countries union day, and the capital. you have to tell me, i know holiday commemorates the country, is independence from british colonial rule. in 1947, the amazon to seize power after administered coo and february 2021. the show of military might comes off to a series of gentle losses and fighting against a coalition of ethnic minority groups. tributes of being paid to canyon. madison runner, calvin cooked him, who's being killed in a car crash is the one to encourage others to assume that all well and also died. when the car rolled over in western kenya kept one to valencia and london. madison's last year and he broke football record in chicago, is normally his 3rd madison. the 24 year old who was favorite to win the olympic gold medal in thomas this summer. i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes for more and all the stories stay with us. the in the history of refugee camp south of

the clued east and society sandstone seems quite likely the right to the apple is going through the u i. e, and i'm on showers or significant right or wrong. and to, to something pakistan is a significant change to the weather type over the next 2 or 3 days. okay. a few shares in somalia side of sudan arrived late victoria all still around the heavy rains this time the a should be further south and i think it will be for metal gasket. the big got and significant. right. and if it goes on big some significant, some big shows in south africa, but still around the western cape, there was a significant fire risk on the, the 1st when i saw that we see the real time it's the victims themselves. and i saw there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame at the 2 sides of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias, understand what they are looking to see out and raise the listening post covers how the news is covered. expo 2023. the world, the fascination of joint and

they all tied to link groups as it talked to the troops because they considered the u. i. e, an enemy for supporting the somali government against them, and know the money to want to accept presses, say that they've lifted road blocks they imposed and defend the blockades. with such a pass to the army retentive key towns, check your major trade rates. the conflict in molly resumed and all the stuff to you and troops left the region. the philippines case god has accused china of dangerous maneuvers, wallet, special petrol, the south china sea footage, released by the case called, chase chinese ships blocking the philippines vessel near the scarborough show on thursday. china is territorial claims in the c overlap, the internationally recognized maritime zones. various other countries use under the southern philippines, the number of people reported killed by landside on wednesday has not risen to 50 full 63. others remain missing. they what fuzzy to survive is disaster struck following heavy rain near a gold mine in my county. a fraud is planning to change the constitution. s

ukraine's biggest dona in the u, with northern states, denmark benevolence, and sweet and trading behind with single digit billions. but it is worth noticing that small i. e. u. member states have made bigger commitments to ukraine relative to the size of their economies by share of g d. p. eastern european countries like lithuania, lexia, eddystone. yep. have pledged the most to ukraine up to as much as one percent of their g d p. while the us as ministry support ukraine exceeds that of the e u by almost 10000000000 zeros european union countries, all ukraine's biggest bonus if you account for o 8 commitments. so in terms of the total bilateral commitments to ukraine, the european member states and the institutions passes february 24th, committed a total of a $133000000000.00 euros, which is a quite significant amount. and just for comparison of the next largest owner, would perhaps be the united states, which has committed a total of $71000000000.00. so that's almost twice the amount. and now this type of aid is obviously uh, 2nd reason to do many different uh, subcategories theres financials, humanitarian military components is committed under differen

e. u flags. i mean begun the process of joining the block officials and keeping him to hoist their colors there permanently. german foreign minister and alena, bab bulk has called out russia for intentionally targeting civilian infrastructure following the invasion of ukraine. addressing the un general assembly in new york bab up also accused russia of using food as a weapon. many of her comments were directly aimed at russian president vladimir putin. belk reiterated germany's ongoing support for ukraine. here's some of what you have to say, or if you care about a world in which every lives meta in equal measure, it is up to us. and every one on us to stand up against russia's war the united nation was founded for exact. that's purpose, to make sure alive is a life that humanity is indivisible. president tutoring has proved again and again. that's for him. human lives count for nothing. neither brought no, it's home. it was german foreign minister on the book speaking at the un earlier today. a sh

u. t. i n e us an embarrassed put it on the world. the because all the headlines this our head to a website or to come for more i'm, are they show are josh postal. so the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross stock were all things are considered. i'm peter level american investor, david sacks as to ukraine. complex is based on paul. so it's and to see about how it started, how it's going, and how it will end. on this edition of the program, we examine all 3 propositions. the cross walk in ukraine. i'm joined by my guess, dan kabbalah can pittsburgh. he is a professor of law and author of the plot, the scape goat russia in salt lake city. we have david pine. he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security and invalid. we cross the carlos out. he is a political analyst has started and host of the silk and steel podcast. all right, gentlemen, cross stock rolls and the fact that means you can jump any time in want and i always appreciated. i'm going to go 1st to dan. i mean, i rea

family got the outside to port police treatments and this case is closed the case with julian b, u t i n e us i mean virus put it on the world side on spanish media outlets. e at the to see is confirmed the killing of a distracted russian pilot code story is for hijacking the russian public popped up and killing to come right. the very well welcome. this is on the international with the latest world news update is great to have you with this not top story, one civilian has been concerns killed and 9 wounded as ukraine on this is shows and to strikes on don't you had city tuesday was according to officials and they were pub, like a warning, disturbing images i had, he of the tax struck several residential areas of the city where there are no military targets. people's homes is what a civilian infrastructure sites have been damaged. ukraine has been using high caliber rocket and kind of not tolerate to target civilian areas the us easy coast on our friends. more details on the shelves. there's a well, 1st i want you to have a look at this intersection for very busy, very civilian know milita

and usually in the volume i told the e u foreign ministers calling for tougher measures against the kremlin, but also for more support for the country civil society. she didn't know the dress the media off towards, but it had to of her visits. she published a video message on social media. yeah. will do. and all right. i will continue. i'll exceed the volume is cost to fight for our country with you. and i call on you to stand beside me to share and not only the grief and the endless pain that envelops us and does not let go. i ask you to share with me the rage, the few read, the anger, the hatred for those who dare to kill our future fee of the pos neil and beat to national move to shift. the kremlin has denied any involvement in the volume. these steps at the piano color in the north of the arctic circle. but for the you, there is no doubt that putting the switch team is responsible and that it's imperative to hold the russian leadership and the authorities to account and display these assign wants his team in light of the sanction system, the data. so i'll explain a volume you will, of c

important the that's the they have to really big problem, but it's also an i e u countries. they just come from feet because the, the price produces for fertilizer is got, this is going sky high. and this is because of the sanctions against the russian guys. they use for, for production of personalized, so they come compete, they have to pay too much to produce their own. um, brooks, and it's coming in very cheap in large quantities from ukraine. the commission went even further and propose that cube seek alternative markets that take the position of polish farmers into consideration what other markets could ukraine grain enter and will keep be willing, you think, to sell it to areas outside of the your opinion. well, effort cost traditionally a very good market. so um, it would be best if they just sent derrick branding to africa, which is a always in need of the whole kind of food. so yes, that would be the best solution to my opinion, and to have the european market close to a large span or a letter from you print polish activists say that the imports from ukraine are a t

i say, the geographies. interesting, moldova, on one side, ukraine on the other mold over of course, not a member of the e. u. o nato effect neutrality is enshrined in this constitution, but is trans nice, straight on the radar of eva b, e u, on a. so, i mean, the sophisticated position is that it supports integration of trust, mr. in a peaceful way. and when we look at their current agreements, the different comprehensive between the agreements of the you at just miss day is also benefiting from me. it's around 70 percent of the business to expos, go to the you countries. therefore, also this is tim, the integration into in the u is also still in the past of most about becoming more attractive for, for attractive for trust. this dental assistant original and benefits of the measures that moved on by his benefits and giving this to god. what concerns natal at it is indeed the emerald of a massive turn. it isn't in its past edition. however, what's interesting and then you speak through the strategic neutrality is not mentioned anymore. and i mean, i think on the overall level, there is an understanding that

i. e . u. agriculture as that may take agriculture and ministers meeting governments across the block. i've been trying to ease tensions with the agriculture industry following week 5th demonstrations. but farms remain unconvinced. brussels blaze farmers added fuel to the fire of europe wide protests on monday, calling for less red tape and more support still with unpredictable prices on these issues. so we want to have a future. farming is our passion, and ultimately we want to be able to make a living difficult for the know that are so many specific e rules. and then the end we can no longer produce low prices. about people give up a couple when you look at the last 40 years since i started, things have been getting worse. and what else is office security forces lined up to keep demonstrators out of you? headquarters as ministers match police have been using was are trying to try and extinguish fires burning. here it's been less than a month since protesters descended on brussel lines the streets last time, and farmers tell me they'll keep coming back. so it seems like this may not b

e. u parliaments. and i also said she hoped her husband's funeral is most come on friday. will be a peaceful method from me for the moments of the world news update for you at the top of the our next up here and to view adult film with a look at the special relationships between the ice, cold b. jessica new an expedition ventures on 2 places that no one has the climate research in the ice. the tasks much touch on dw, the.

and so on a thursday there is an emergency i. e u meeting where they're supposed to discuss and relocate. uh 50 plus a $1000000000.00 of additional a to see you frame. we know in the us support they're installing republicans are blocking additional aid. so watson, some tens cents money, kansas weapons there in europe. it's a similar situation because we know that hungry as well from that. and the ego is becoming so desperate that they have this easy emergency summit on thursday for on wednesday, on the eve they sense. so the leaders of 5 e u countries and we have germany, denmark, the check for the public as sonya and the netherlands, they sent an open letter to the financial times with explaining why it's so important to send you claim money. now they're also acknowledging that they failed to send the one to 1000000 shelves that they've promised that you probably need so badly by the 1st of march. let's see some more. what was in that letter? we must renew our results and redouble our efforts in order to ensure that we sustain or su

st farm is, i'm please in spain, during a mass fluids, as again, as controversial e u. i go through policies. the thousands of all those gathered in the spanish capital 100 building major destruction. and it sounds like in the area, the protest movement has been gaining strength throughout the swain is the zip code . and as i go through the speak out, i gave some prices environmental research. so they say on justifiably burdening the in c, e farmers also with one fifties as moses who event my input from a broad including for me play based on the off a 10 points. although the planning board insisting that no, i go through the photos to be let's through what was going on is of taking this side of the local industry funding to impose anti dumping most of the games for invalid funding for it. and let's keep make sense. and concessions, or we'll see how the ukrainians will behave, what policy they'll choose on exports to poland, whether they will start to get along the ball is in ukraine's course. if this fails, suppose google introduced further restrictions. so the most maybe

like all else, i give it to us dealing the funds they however, oil sales rushes 2nd most important source of export revenue almost as good as before the war and ukraine. this is despite e u sanctions. i am just enforcing a price cap of $60.00 us dollars a barrel transportation of oil. um probably are violating that because so they use a week. i'm for as many to on the side of it is there is also a shadow trading uh where you know, uh all the is uh, uh, discharged. uh and the charge of the on another bus or the overseas. uh, more and more oil is ending up in india. its most important oil supply is no russia . nevertheless, rushes growth is partly finance don't credits, including military spending. how long can put seen actually afford to do this? this come with the guns it's. i can write that for quite a while. well, so i'd have to brush i had a very low deb leveled at the beginning of the war. it still has a low debt level even now actually extend. russia does not look set to run out of money to finance the war and ukraine. any time soon. our correspondent lucio shilton is in brussels and joins us now. let's see, as we just saw on that report, the russian economy seems t

i know that the e u has announced that they're going to drawing the efforts of the red sea to defend against this with the attacks. and so that's uh, that's going to continue the, the, the situation north of israel, i think is more concerning between israel, but it has the, uh, the uh, the living on israel border as well as what's happening to the north of the east in syria and iraq. and uh, and the potential for a, something serious as we saw happen the other day at the us facility and jordan is, is going to be concerned in terms of forcing the administration to take on much more aggressive measures against the, against these pro ronnie and forces i, i'm more concerned as particularly again as far as the who these are concerned, we're concerned that there is no need to be a miscalculation like there was, was a tower 22 that ends up with us casualties. and again, forces divided ministration to undertake much more aggressive measures to, to try to limit who to capabilities. and i would see uh at this point that we're probably going to see mostly a continuation of current efforts. dary

countries or many countries does not agree with the policies that united the state and some e u. countries towards that i shop. but do you mostly the you do, but i mean, they're not even un sanctions. i'm not even you when the global governing body there's a basically uni laughter. busy or sign sions far. let me ask if i can let me get your thoughts on this because you know what's not being sanctioned. for example, i mean the boss or russian resources that are still being shipped still being sucked up by european and a better a good partners. i mean, talk about a shadow fleet of india and call the vessels transporting russian oil and selling it to europe or the business of industrial muscles, for example, parts of the energy sector that it literally spill. fueling the west. do you think russia potentially has a boomerang and it's hand that it can throw back? what are your thoughts that i think kind of sure is, is trying to overpass the so it's actually just, uh these sanctions is useless honestly, especially in the oil market or energy market. i am in that the energy you could have many ways to, to avoid

i see because there is, you know, unification in the e u towards the conflicts between ukraine and russia. the 2nd part, this is a guest private company. it's not a guest. dcc company or, or either a foreign companies. this is a targeting private company. sadly, we convinced in our minds and how that is a conflict between the 2 and the sheriff. it's not our interest to involve or in, but some private companies. you could get the benefit from this so the out of trying to find to find gaps between holes and, and i see like the benefits i've been doing this for so long now. i mean, the rush has been living on the 15000 more than 15000 sanctions today. but now with this new package of sanctions, it's not just targeting russia. it's also targeting, for example, companies in the united arab emirates companies in china, in india, in other parts of asia. it's increasing their own going to act like on washington's marching orders. or they just going to kind of flip them the bud and say, get lost. we don't care exactly it's, it's not, it's not to get lost. we don't care, but i think it is not to us

this is despite e u sanctions. i am just enforcing a price cap of $60.00 us dollars a barrel transportation of oil. um probably are violating that because so they use a week. i'm for as many to on the side of it is there is also a shadow trading uh where you know, uh all the is uh, uh, discharged. uh and the charge of the on another bus or the overseas. uh, more and more oil is ending up in india. its most important oil supply is now russia. nevertheless, rushes growth is partly finance don't credits, including military spending. how long computing actually a forward to do this? this come with the guns it's. i can write that for quite a while. well, so i'd have to brush i had a very low deb leveled at the beginning of the war. it still has a low debt level even now, actually send russia does not look set to run out of money to finance the boy in ukraine. any time soon for 2 years into russia is more on ukraine and public opinion regarding the conflict here in europe. does not translate into a message of optimism. in

j-e-n-n-i-f-e-r. c-r-u-m-b-l-e-y. >> go ahead, prosecutor. >> thank you. mrs. umbley, i'd like to talk about you as a parent. before i do, i want you to understand the oath you just took. >> i do. >> okay. you understand you took the stand under oath, and you have to tell the truth. >> i do. >> you understand that was the rules yesterday, as well? >> correct. >> all right. we'll come back to that. now, you have been described by your attorney as a hyper-vigilant parent. >> correct. >> do you agree with that? >> i do. >> in fact, you called yourself a helicopter parent before. >> yes, i was. >> so you spent a lot of family time together. >> we did. >> now, i'd like to talk to you about what your digital footprint shows. >> okay. >> what the evidence on your phone shows. >> okay. >> now, it's true, you'd agree with me that having horses is a time-consuming hobby. >> it can be. >> okay. it was for you. >> it can be. >> that's what you said yesterday. >> yes. >> okay. and you were at the barn for between three and five times a week. >> more like three times a week.

saying that it's inevitable that the new kind well joining the alliance, and we know there's an e u bid. i know that someone's land seems to keep changing something on that timeline. but that's obviously also in the works. does any of that change, anything you can becoming a member of nato or the your pizza as well. i think that even the, even if it's still a remote event to outlook, you were talking about public conservatively 10 years for each um prospect. uh, this is an incredible, like you said symbolic reassurance and helpful to you. great. it's been very difficult to this last year and it's getting even more difficult, especially in the absence of, of decision by the us congress in many ways, much more difficult than last year. even remember, when russian was started getting our electrical infrastructure, we were out of a, you know, power we didn't, you know, with for days we went without electricity and sometimes access to water. but then we had the sympathy and support by the entire world. and that seems to have been slipping. obviously russians have cast their nets wide there. hav

i could say said with the, so let's call so does that. uh no. the only body or to stop the crimes in palestine is the u. s. a ford, ford is r e and the u. s. at prevention off i need is a notion that com, them this, are you the organization? definitely. that's why there should be a pressures on the you of the people in the u. s. they should, it's just like push it on their documents and also the other. otherwise, maybe off by the u. s. a should exercise assistant session if they want to really to stop this genocide by giving speaking to us today. i appreciate your time on german 5 political expos, hyatt rary, and they wrote thank you let me wallet a 70 civilians were killed on sunday. 19 is really strikes on the central parts of the antis, including a refugee town, as according to palestinian officials. now you might find the following images distressing. this voltage that we've been unable to independently verify is now circulating online in the, off the mazda of the strikes, it appears to show the victims, many of whom are women and children. schools have bodies all seen on the flow as well. wounded survivors are rushed to hospital by red

u. s. and e. u. a referendum could be held on. i was unity, but need to purchase government coolant. the restoration of the northern ireland assembly is triggering debate. whether that cannot happen a push insane obvious unity is its number one goal for pro purchase unionists, preventing that happening says image and kinda how to 0. the inside story, the that's bringing out guests for today's discussion that will joining us from belfast in northern ireland, dining morrison, and also proof only subbed as the national director of publicity efficiency and the 1980s is with us as just mark davenport and independent journalist offer on form and open island political as an island correspondence and did right here in a professor of social policy at all state university, a full, a member of the irish council of state of world. welcome to you all danny. let's start with your should frames lead a mary, mary lou macdonald this week said that irish unity was now within, touching distance as nationalism. they finally come. well, certainly that is the direction of travel. there's no doubt about th