u. s. s. r . as part of his new political thinking, mikhail gorbachev invites us president ronald reagan to moscow for the occasion. ah, regan rejected this offer is reason for refusal. was his objection to the u. s. s. r's policy towards the greek catholic uni, a church, and the orthodox auto selfless churches. ah, there was no doubt that such a stuff did not go unnoticed in ukraine. august 19th, 1991. the august jew in moscow. though my youngest brother, the mozilla though at issue gorbachev was removed from power, most of the regional leaders in ukraine supported the initiators of the to the state committee on the state emergency. landed craft took, took a wait and see attitude without issuing any strong statements. 2 days later, the 2 attempt failed friendships and pushed the declaration of state independence in the supreme soviet . the idea of miss others is there certain that the beloved of anathema students who go my 2nd husband on the commercial, who in summer a give without that may put in

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u. s. s. r. i started to take place in people's minds precious because i saw a shanisha delivery in a sales. i'm sort of naperville, i'm fabulous and out of the portion bail, so i show like inland virginia with georgia. them will. okay. you said, you know the signature building positive order systems show us. during this period landed craft chuck rose to the political foreground. he held the important post of chairman of the parliament of the supreme soviet of soviet ukraine and threshold. but the real subtle was ambitious verbal of a homeless ha name, sarah less than some years civil as unless showing as cyril it. nick let us lives on the so i did it on where you overuse, where i live are usually on the phone with him. it was a national leadership is that is so it was creating a process something to nuclear. a salinas, the user will show clinical landed craft chuck was born january 10th, 1934. he graduated from the university of chief, with a degree and political economy from 1964 to 9. 99 decl

the hungry, extended an agreement with gas, prompting 2030 sakes to receive the cheapest gas in the u. r. t. 's room on concert . was that one of the 1st things that's our prime minister of hungry said was that the past year 2021 was the one of the most successful years in the relationship between the 2 countries. and of course, mister orvin said that to the whole of europe is going through an energy crisis at the moment center. he is very thankful for the expansion of the contract with a gas prom. and a vladimir putin on his behalf, said that that contract had been extended until the year 2036, and a hungry right now will be buying a russian gas and will be at one of the cheapest contracts. there is in the market at the moment. this is a very timely val, angry as well as, according to gas infrastructure. europe, gas thorough stores in gas storage in europe right now had depleted by 81 percent. so they only have a 19 percent of the moment. well, the meeting is still going on right now as we speak. we are expecting a press conference on their leasing a little bit later on. but so prior to

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u. r, announcing that they will send weapons to ukraine. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have also taken to the streets across europe, including over 100000 here in berlin, calling for an end to russian aggression. how are those signals being received in ukraine? funny people are just really thankful that they seem say, say that now and finally, actually one person just spoken to before said finally, the west has woken up and realizes this, this is not just about ukraine, it's about the piece of the entire world about the security architecture that we've been basically used to for the past 3 decades. that is as threatened right now with the implications for the entire world. but also i heard people saying it's a really strong signal, especially from the european union signaling for the very 1st time. they're ready to, uh, to, to, to increase their defense budget. i mean, we're talking here about 500000000 euros in support here with weapons and, and gear whether the same. also people

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many countries now find themselves and we see that they're very many members o, b u r. critically dependent on the supply. overestimate? yes. such as the bulgaria slovak. yeah. hungary seemed lumber. they are depend them on the critically dependent on russian guests. and this is why it would be impossible to get it constantly dated opinion over the e. you about embargo over s some guest supply. my little agreement there, but one scandinavian country says it is ready to help should russian gas stop flowing. norway has promised to step up to the plate. this gas field off the coast of norway could prove a lifeline for the energy hungry european union. norway is the 2nd biggest supplier of natural gas behind russia. but as the crisis between russia and ukraine deepen, so does the risk that russian energy supplies to the block could halt. brussels is urgently looking elsewhere for energy. and that you had quarters wednesday norwegian prime minister us gosh ter answered that call. my message coming here to brussels today is that norway will play its part. but we also have something valuable to co

u. r t political correspondent melinda crane. good to talk to you. let's get a round up of some other stories now. french president, my call is calling for a renaissance for the french nuclear industry. he wants to build up to 14 new reactors to power frances transition away from fossil fuels. critics have raised concerns about the costs and the problem of radioactive waste. germany plans to close its last nuclear plants this year. yes, really in government has listed koala as endangered in 3 of its states. the native marsupials are fighting to survive and that bush fires land clearing and route by one estimate kuala numbers have been cut in half. and the past decade, conservation of said, australia must do more to avoid one of its national icon from becoming extinct. and an unnamed woman has filed a civil lawsuit accusing american rapper snoop dog of sexual assault and battery in 2013 the loss. it was filed days before the wrapper will perform at the super bowl halftime show, representatives for the star if not commented on the accusation. at the wi

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and e, u r a div to block, some russian banks from the swift messaging system. we'll look at what the move might actually mean. walk of the show, i'm so busy in berlin could have you with us. the russian invasion of ukraine continues to unfold. so does the response of western governments and even companies . oil giant shell now saying it's ending its cooperation with gas prom in key oil and gas projects. it follows b p which said it would abandon it's nearly 20 percent stake. russian oil, giant ra, snuffed resulting in a hit of up to $25000000000.00 across the west. companies are coming under increased pressure to in their relationships with russian oligarchs. or if morning guardians quarter in new york? yes. exxon mobil and other oil major facing calls to divest of its projects in russia. what kinds of pressure are these western companies under right now? well, i mean, if we talk about an exxon, i'm steven they had already entered a joint venture. was the rosin f t. m. a couple of from a years ago, but they still have for 30 percent to mistake and oil and gas f

u. s. s. r u k and france had stalled because at the same time london hosted secret anglo german negotiations. ready in exchange for the british empire integrity, the british green let a german march to the east. and despite the absence of a formal agreement, hitler was given to understand that he was free to act in the east. and shouldn't worry about the west. with when we speak of new territory and europe today, we must principally think of russia. that colossal empire in the east is right, the dissolution of hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in 1925, that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union that was always hit. there's real call and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland. 2 was preparing to invade the u. s. s. o. with handler . the dismemberment of russia lies up the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia. from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligenc

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mediterranean, and one is being sent to the baltic sea. clearly as a visible sign for the baltic states, u r e u member states, but also nay. so member states that germany takes as far as it can, its responsibility, the nato as seriously as possible. remember, there would be those potentially, he would say that germany is coming late to this because for many years now, germany has failed to meet its obligations under the whale summers. the nato summit in 2014, when they agreed to raise. when all nato member states agrees to spend 2 percent of their budget on defense, germans aren't getting there quite yet, but this is something they can do right now. so 3 euro fighters to romania, clearly there will be of no assistance in the ukraine crisis. but this is more to be seen as something visible, tangible as it were, a way of saying to romania and in terms of the naval vessels being dispatched to the baltic and to the mediterranean. a way of saying to a member states a, we take this seriously, this is what we can do straight away, and we can thing can talk about further such gestures as it were. a

it's not as simple as all the centralized platforms with super easy u. r u x and on boarding process at all. i guess the hope here is that sometimes when the people get interested in the kind of centralized format, maybe one day they'll actually get interested in the d 5 format to learn a little bit more about it to be more independent in that realm. now bent, i should also mention that both bitcoin theory and we're down about 8 percent on friday on this news, but what else might be driving the market down? we have about a minute left. yeah, i think there's a couple of things about the way it's not just because you very him that we're down . i mean basically everyone with down across the board, whether it was so long or tara polka dot shed, i mean they were all down 8 percent. and i think there's a reason, but it's not just this crypto regulation, right? i think it's the whole environment around crypt are right now is somewhat scary. and i think you coupled that with what is happening in canada this week in terms of the government, they're through their em

u. s. team. and that the announcement about alleged doping came after an r o c gold and u. s. silver. that would be too much of a coincidence, especially after test taken in december and now being talked about in february, it looks very strange that it took almost a month for the sample to get from st. petersburg to stockholm. this raises very serious questions for me. it seems like that someone held this probe until the end of the team skating competition in bay jane. i can't remember any previous situation when it took so long for a result. you know, fair play and sport just got together in the 21st century. so whatever america is saying at the moment is not, shall we say, inspired by the spirit of play. it's political. i mean, these insane political games, the crescent lympics, i mean, it's charged with and with a political current, and everyone knows that. so it's pretty plain to see that the us is trying to create a level playing field, but only when it benefits their own athletes. and while the u. s. may stand at the top of the podium for playing political games. if it stops it'

a group from the girls club tries to tackle the hunger problem in the slums of o t u r. on go. when they get donations, they buy food in bulk. then the young women distributed, providing a few dozen families with the essentials. some of the donations come from germany rep an elderly woman lives in this corrugated eye and heart with her 2 daughters and their children. her husband has died. the children's father's leave elsewhere hasn't been riding on the grandmother calls all 6 grandchildren together . she sees it as her responsibility to take care of them. oh, oh. oh. oh, with his co who happy as his am county i can deal with like a know people a daughter explains that the family has only $800.00 namibian dollars a month to live on about $48.00 euro. the pension money is $1300.00. but because of the london c, d t and d as big 5 years, vic, she's only getting 800, and that's the way they do their living. this was always my drew to come and help all kinds of people. and finally, i'm doing it for the 1st time, and it's very, i'm very happy to be doing this to be helping out people

and the e u. r. demanding due process and rule of law. we had testimony from uganda and saturate to alleges. he was brutally beaten and says the orders came from the very top. the son, most guy, no color awarded for my arrest. who presided over my butcher? yes, i've met him 3 times the interrogation. yes. so you go unwise in charge of my and is a long way from gibbon to germany. we meet the salsa denise filmmaker, whose work is the 1st film from her country to make it to the berlin film festival . a film about her politician parents. for me, one man, one. no, i'm silly. lower the over the news period is that on me all the day. class despite sanctions being imposed artists in marley's stand firm to show off a colorful culture at the so go on to festival and it's the women who came out in force this this a part of this goddess and every woman the power of women is innate from every woman has the power to change the world and to do with it. what ever she won south african texas. ah, hello, then i'm really mohammed is good to have you with us

report from somalia, how small ah securing a day supply of drinking water is hard work in kiss my u. r. c t on so maria's crossed the will zone up to 200 meters deep and holding up the water canisters is training us. since rainfall discuss fresh water east to salt water from the nearby ocean infiltrates and contaminates the wills. still abdul calgary ultimate and his neighbors come here most every day. they have no other choice for to lucy, it's exhausting to draw water from the deep well and it's salty tool, but i cannot afford to buy a clean water on ation. was actually i was going to remark in recent years, samaya has experience several field rainy seasons. the london rank is my o is drink out for residence. it's a disaster. this little grazing land left and animals are dying off past the ground a so parched it's hugley was funny. over 2000000. so margins are already feeling the effects of climate change. lima was sent from so maria's minister of energy and water resources is worried about the future. the can, smiling away with the drought, has adversely affected people under livest

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they would also start from tech and there are some more voices within the u. r. c. because there is a very top political moment for the leaders. they must show their use your grade, that's clear, absolutely clear. and what would be more valid for them all. it takes all eco nomics. we'll see in a few hours or in a few days. this is certainly a very difficult situation, primarily for the people on the ground and both sides. we've seen the economic impact that somebody had in russia and the people in ukraine, obviously very worried about what will happen next. what do you see is the best realistic outcome given the situation where now and do you see any sharps of some sort of negotiations that provides a solution to stop minute reaction? well, as far as i see the main dame all for today strikes of today's military action was to derive the grating and military potential almost oldest strive against military bases are on the board stands and so on. and practice speaking basis. the logical way to start there was just remember what the american probably the americans thoug

next, november c, u r. o 1022. as this tournament unfolds over the coming days, it will play a key role organizes getting ready to host the middle east's. biggest ever supporting event. next year, hon. for the castle national teams, they get used to playing in front of expected home crowds lobby, hoping to convince both the fans and themselves. so they really are ready to take on the world. war in afghanistan is now called will non taliban figures make up a part of that american you can report within the taliban believe that there will be a power to tell about the inside story park and a frank assessment of the days headlines subscribe. now. however, you listen to podcast 5 because is the world's leading coker producer. but it's weak infrastructure makes traveling a challenge. we follow to drive zoom as he grapples with repairs to his men and yahoo! one of the few willing to drive to remote villages. rescan it all ivory coast on algiers. there. ah, this is al jazeera ah, the time is 1500 hours g m t. i'm come all 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 korean government and president lensky himself. and since we're talking about ukraine, i had just reminded her

one of the arab cup, but many fans were already counting down to the big kickoff next, november, c, u. r. o 1022 more as this tournament unfolds over the coming days, it will play a key role. organize is getting ready to host the middle east's. biggest ever sporting event next year. and for the cats are national teams. they get used to playing in front of expected home crowds lobby, hoping to convince both the fans and themselves they really are ready to take on the world. ah, now that we see the invasions beginning, and russia has made clear it's wholesale rejection of diplomacy. ah, it does not make sense to go forward with that meeting at this time. the u. s. has top diplomat cancels a high level meeting with his washing counterpart over the escalating crisis in ukraine. ah. although i made room for the good, this is al 0 alive from doha, also coming up the u. s. response president biden outlines a string.

u. r t political correspondent melinda crane. good to talk to you now to some other headline from around the world. us president joe biden is expected to assign an executive order later that would allow half of $7000000000.00 in frozen african reserve to be used to help people without giving the taliban access to the funds. the rest of the assets would be used to support us victims of terrorism. the death toll and madagascar from cycling busted. i has risen to 111 from 92 reported earlier this week. the storm leveled homes and left about 30000 people living in emergency shelters. agencies are worried about supplies of queen drinking water and the risk of water born diseases and french president him, i don't want my call refused to take a russian cove at 19 tasks. one meeting president vladimir, put in for talk this week to prevent russia from getting a sample of his dna. according to reuters news. instead they held talks at opposite ends of a long table to maintain social distance. when you come up with the australian government

very much continues guys, back to u. r. t correspondence out honey. thank you so much. and meanwhile, the russian central bank has reversed its position on whether or not to support recognizing crypto as a form of currency of agreement is a significant reversal considering the fact that the central bank last month proposed ban and crypto miners and crypto operations saying that those systems endanger the countries financial system. now the russian government says that has reached an agreement and draft legislation or amend legislation to recognize crypto as a form of currency. so how does this change stand to impact the world of crypto? well, let's bring in, boom, vascos, cancer, so analysts, ben swan and christy i to disgust been not start with you here. now this is a huge reversal for the russian central bank. so why are they changing positions now? well again i, i love to come on here and say i, i told you guys, this was going to happen. i told you guys isn't gonna happen. and why is it happening? it's happening because the russian central bank came out and said big

next, november c, u. r o, a 1020 door as this tournament unfolds over the coming days. it will play a key role, but organize is getting ready to host the middle east's biggest ever sporting event next year. and for the cats are national teams. they get used to playing in front of expected home crowds be hoping to convince both the fans and themselves, so they really are ready to take on the world. ah, good, good. glad to me. a 2 tin gets parliamentary approval to deploy russia's armed forces to ukraine. this is a serious escalation barbershop. anna vagrant violation of international law. the head of nato is warning there is every indication moscow is planning a full scale attack on ukraine. ah, elegant, i'm peter w. watching al jazeera.

u. r t political correspondent melinda crane. good to talk to you. let's check in on some other headlines from around the world. french president emanuel and michael refused to take a russian covey 19 test. one meeting president vladimir putin for talks this week to prevent russia from getting a sample of his dna. that's according to reuters news. instead they hell talks at opposite ends of a long table to maintain social distancing. the death toll and madagascar from cyclone butts it i has risen to 111 from 90. 2 reported earlier this week. the storm leveled homes and left about 30000 people living in emergency shelters. agencies are worried about supplies of clean drinking water and the risk of water born diseases. the u. s. is urging canada to use federal powers to end a truckers protest that has blocked 3 major border crossings. truck drivers want the canadian government to scrap vaccine mandates for them. the blockade is forced factories on either side of the border to slow production due to shortages. let's get an update now on some of the late

they're also going to deal with media outlets. rush and media outlets operation in the u. r. t. and spot net because those 2 media operations are going to be closed down in the european union. and the other key thing is the transportation part of this you've seen in recent days, european countries, one by one imposing bands on russian aircraft entering the air space. well, now it's becoming an e u wide band. there will be no russian and across any sort allowed to fly over the you or germany's chance or all of schultz received a standing ovation in parliament on sunday when he announced at berlin would be spending a 100 $1000000000.00 on its military defences. russia's attack on ukraine has triggered several significant policy shifts in berlin. as dominic cane now explains . for more than 30 years, defense has been a low priority for german military. that was once one of the largest in native shrunk to a 3rd of its former self. which of the german chancellor. russia's actions in ukraine have changed everything we have added for noon on. we will invest more than 2 percent of our g

and we've seen germany in the e u r, announcing that they will send weapons to ukraine. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have also taken to the street across europe, including over 100000 here in berlin, calling for an end to russian aggression. how are those signals being received in ukraine? funny people are just really thankful that they seem say, say that now and finally, actually one person i've just spoken to before said finally, the west has woken up and realizes this, this is not just about the ukraine. it's about the piece of the entire world about the security architecture that we've been basically used to for the past 3 decades . that is, as threatened right now with the implications for the entire world. but also i heard people saying it's a really strong signal, especially from the european union signaling for the very 1st time the ready to uh, to, to, to increase their defense budget. i mean, we're talking here about 500000000 euros in support here with weapon and said and gear, whether the same. also people say, why don't europe troops come to ukraine? we all know, of cou