and by from the u. k though, i think playing pretty important role here, they are in a country that is always said since they left the european union, that they will play this role as a bridge between the us and the you. some of doubted whether they really have the have to do to do that is that no longer a member of the u box. um certainly right now, prime is to start moves had a pretty troubled a few months and it's, it is 1st 9 months in office and it has come under quite a lot of domestic criticism despite a massive majority to right now. in the last few days, i think there are a lot of people saying that he's, he's before we pretty well. and i think what is interesting don't just in the u. k . is how some of the right wing parties and the research. and so the right to the last couple of years has been a major phenomena in, in europe. but say, i think we're in some difficulty here. all of a supporting donald trump, or all they supposed to load them is the landscape. it was interesting, the daily mail

the u. s. knows this is the kremlin as spokesperson has not the director confirmed the spot, the crumbling spokesperson has said that putting in the house said the president, put in as always, support a diplomatic solutions and means to resolve issues between up to one and a washington and according to the kremlin and spokes person is subject to present putting as always support as such a think. and also donald trump, according to new sources, has expressed willingness to talk all these issues with your one on this, asked present, put into and mediation between the a one and the united states. and he has expressed his interest in talking to you one on all of these issues during a phone call with the president, puts him back in february, and also via his representatives during a high level talks in re alls, between the representatives of a washington and musket also, according to the russian presidents, advisor during the talks angry, all saw the 2 sides of washington. the most kind of degree

and the u. k. putting troops on the ground planes in the air above ukraine. i mean, how is that possibility of that being viewed there in russia is part of any sort of a cease fire loss and piece deal? is that definitely going to be a red line? supposing? well that is the type of the problem of this as far as the form of this then right at the end of the banking thing is that the. busy the simple, soon as far as most offices was listed as far must be one of the elements the overall bill decides to the simple man. so the situation is guaranteed to get action. people living in your brain and guarantee. busy that so there will be no adventure. whereas driving drum, the. busy any phones or your brand and they have no. what's the idea of what's driving for adults on the oh you said may have been so. so this this far is this stuff. we shouldn't be a good the only the only the technical to spot. it should be political says for many in the west of questioning. if the u. s. is still a reliable ally, does

it's a u. s. provides this thing then somebody else has to come up with a different thing to replace it. it's more about capability and given the ukrainians, the ability to defend themselves from air and missile attacks. whatever the systems are. i would also say, you know, about fits, i learned this from the you about 50 percent of the ammunition that is already produced in europe. actually goes to customers in africa in the middle east. and so i think this was a place where governments could demonstrate will by redirecting priorities, figuring out how to change the destination of this a huge amount of ammunition instead of it going to you've gone to r, u e, put them to the back of the line and diverted to the ukraine, and i think this is where governments can protect the liability of companies in euro. that's a really interesting argument. carlo, have you heard this before? what you make of redirecting and munition from this is like what i was always in favor of prioritizing the old national

on the u. s. made sophisticated or defense system states were able to carry on long range strikes with timers and attack him. ms. silos produced in to you as an even in the past when some european nations decided to provide to clean with u. s. made fight to jets. they had to get the approval from the us, so that's tells you a lot about the quality of the weapon step, one western official described as the cream of weapons. but of course it is also a question of quantity as the world's most powerful military. the u. s was able to provide to claim for instance, with hundreds of humvees and other vehicles. and that will be difficult to match for many smola european armies. the last week, the commission chief us on the line table to plan that could unlock around 800000000000 euros in defense investments over the next 4 years. how realistic is it that the sum will actually come together? alexander, it is a huge amount of money that has to be mobilized yet. but when we look at some measures, for insta

u. or bond has often tried to block aid for ukraine, but often relented when the time came to exercise. as we do now, as he tries to increase, she had himself, president drum. it could be hot for europe in leadership to get him to go along. or bond has gold on the e you to follow trump's lead and discuss a ceasefire directly with russia. x. but say that you could still find a way to move forward, even in the face of hungary opposition, but forming a coalition of billing nations on certain decisions, such as sending a degrade, as well as on the proposal to send your being troops to police a few jump b steel between your green and russia. that definitely in many instances, also in the euro, crosses where europe. and so i've been able to go ahead in smaller groups rather than you framework. so one way to look at it is to say that the use of binding it's consensus approach. and other way to look at it is to say that the eu has always been very flexible in the face of the us as new foreign po

u. but when something goes wrong, as it has in serbia, the same projects can embody the broader frustrations of a corruption and lack of transparency in both those countries as well, our journey is here, the story continues. how will these major real projects continue to influence a region like this? and the direction that it takes? will the e u and china continue to battle for spheres of influence in the balkans and in countries like hungry? it's something that will continue to watch and continue to show you guys. thanks for watching the the, from refugee to employee in 2014. he'd fled from the war in syria. today he owns a successful small business. like many refugees, the suddenly dial has built in life in germany without relying on the stay full financial support. but now it's not clear adobe now today, made in germany next on d, w. re compromised. right, so i take that opportunity to upgrade your cation of words in 2024, ask um women, step down with a ton of on demand bets are right

so right now the u. k and friends have said that they would work together on a piece plan add together with the training that they would then go to united to the united states and proposes and discuss it there. he didn't give any more details except for what you mentioned. at the, the, the year from shapes that might be forcibly center. this is since has been an idea that has been sitting around here for awhile, but she didn't get give any more way of just a note that he says that he wants to persuade donald trump to stay engaged with your how much leverage does he really have to do that at this point. well, he has been in washington last week and when he has been there, there has been quite a good atmosphere. but this has also been before the fallout. the public followed officer lansky and donald trump. sir, this is of course difficult to say, what is keir and in some way is fed this idea of your, of becoming more independent and becoming stronger has always been one of emanuel. i'm across favorite proj

basically, the u. uh, now seems applies to, to pay for security of another country's ukraine, despite their own search and cost and hasten energy. and it looks like there's no confidence that mcclung presents interest of his own citizens. because the last parliamentary elections actually showed that mccullin's policy is nice that most popular and latest polls show them across trust level is a 25 percent, which is quite low. and the reactions circulating in the media is indicative. which means, imagining that of making fun of the french president, you know, he has been called a mind mind, and even compared to napoleon even predict to him the same state, you know, and his public address. moran stated, the font senior were right. disappoint ukraine from the very beginning of the conflict and to impose sanctions against russia. and he actually declared that russia poses a serious threat to buy spots on europe, municipally. so russian threat is here and to fix the countries of europe affects us. russia has

has and provides 2 u k. at so you kind of close the stalling cause, well, which is a commercial thing, but it's run by, you know, most and ukraine has built a formidable force of drones over the last 3 years. but without that stalling internet capacity to control them, it'd be in real trouble though, suggesting that it's going to be cut off right now. but of course we know how close you know mosque is a key part of the decision making. now in the white house and you were talking about that brussel, the summit, of course, has just been a summit in london. and the us move seems to be completely contrary to what the europeans were trying to decide at that summit to. yeah, absolutely. i think everything that was a 5 point plan, i think that's pretty much in taxes now because of the plan was building up ukraine, making it as strong as possible a piece through strikes. well, that is be totally on the mind by these, this us decision. but in the 2nd part of the plan, that minerals deal that is being pushed up by the

the u. n says food prices have more than doubled in a strip as a result and assessed as the closure of border crossings were particularly devastate children and families struggling to survive. rights groups have condemned . the decision excusing is relative using starvation as a weapon of war honey. mount motors in garden city has more of a deteriorating fluid situation across the street. people here are forced to break their fast and the 3rd day of pasting month, and also the 3rd dates of no human, a tree and aided trucks coming in after these really decision to impose more restrictions. very sampling kitting, one of the stopping the entry of much needed a trucks i filled with it with a needed for people across the gaza strip. so if you would like for it to bring their fast them whatever they're able to, to find so far the blockade on, on the crossing, then the new restrictions have made many of the basic good are nearly impossible. to find that we're talking about oil, cooking oil, rice an

that's the government view at least. meanwhile, the e u. of which hungry is a member, has become a target like this. that was also the funded line. it's alex soros. that's the son of finance here at george soros. but the hon. gary and economy is actually struggling in budapest. so at odds with brussels, that is now receiving less the funding, which makes it more aligned on other sources. last year, budapest quietly took out a 1000000000 euro loan from china, henry's largest ever foreign credit. and it's become more alliance on investments like this one chinese car, baker, b, y, d we head out to the construction side and a mass of field outside. second, the ends run into some difficulties. finally we make it be wide, these 300 hector mega project just across the way it should pop out 200000 electric cars annually. once completed, that means the company will be able to get around new european import tools on chinese, electric vehicles. electric cars that have china are a controversial topic in the u, but here and hungry, they fit perfectly to

what else is the u. s. providing the ukrainians that could be difficult for the europeans to replace quickly as well. i think it is worth noting that europe actually provides more than the united states does in terms of overall age and equipment. so it's not like we're starting from 0. i have been impressed with the rapidity with which the german voters, toggling the incoming government, the once it's formed to change the law to allow increase spending and the emphasis coming from here merits. so i think this is, this is a kind of energy that political leaders have to show that can have is the timing that carla was, is talking about. but i also think i don't, we should not think of terms of replacing platform for platform with the u. s. provides this thing then somebody else has to come up with a different thing to replace it. it's more about capability and given the ukrainians, the ability to defend themselves from air and missile attacks, whatever the systems are. i would also say, you know, about fits

and despite the u. s. and that's going to mean last influence and a lost credibility for my country. so i thought friday was a terrible strategic mistake for the united states. yeah, i do agree of course with the color that the, the thing i worry most about is a little the shutting off of intelligence for ukraine by the united states. so this, this is a, makes it much more difficult for them to be able to counter russian missile strikes . then could be europeans step in to bridge some of the divide there. we've heard today, france offering to share it's intelligence with ukraine. i think that they can do an awful lot, and i mean the united states is not the only country that has a certain kind of assets. and frankly, most intelligence professionals don't advertise what they are able to do. so i, i suspect allies are going to do a lot of things that will not be talked about. should we talked about. there is, are, in fact a lot more capability out there. yeah, no, sir. there is also the question over all of

u. k. are the, are the states in the european in europe, which do with john nuclear power. so front is an especial position here being the only state in the european union being a nuclear power. and he said that he wants to start this discussion. this is partners here in the european union, and this comes after this discussion has been, or that has been a push basically that his match who just won the german elections. it's likely to be the next jim chancellor that has been asking for this or has been off control. this discussion is this, of course comes in a time where there is a fear that maybe the u. s. u. k. a protects that is currently in place in the european union, might not be there forever. and the other point is that my chrome was making bus about so called the possibly european troops that might go into ukraine to secure a possible peace deal. and there he said that he will call for a meeting of the military's chief of stops next week, off the states that are willing to partic

you need to remember the u. k. y is hungry and slo, kabbage is also seen as being soft and russia left out for your up. it's a bio dime ship, and it's going to be a massive undertaking. there are no illusions about that. germany's leadership is also headed to brussels. and so i asked the w political correspondent, my few more what the german side once from today, summit exactly. to nicole. the key words today about the summit this emergency summit is really about unity and european unity. since donald trump one election that the phrase that we've had so often in europe is europe united and the, the aim of this summit today is to discuss offing defense spending across europe using rules on budgets. so that countries can, can do that. but really what we're going to see is we're going to see all our shots that representing jeremy at this meeting, the chance of germany. but really behind the scenes, we've also seen lots of unofficial meetings with features match the man who is some of the shuttle tons law. he won the e

but there are numerous reports including from u. n. organizations indicating that greece has been carrying out violent push backs for years, and where did the 2 boats that initially intercepted them come from. on the larger boat, we see the number $5.00 to $4.00 parenthesis searched in greece and founded in march in a port in a less post boat $5.00 to $4.00, bearing the flag of the bulgarian coast guard, paid for by the e. u and working for front techs we also see a small inflatable boat on the ship, presumably the digging. it's also part of the bulgarian crew working for front techs the them so front tx was there and front x didn't bring the migraines to safety despite their cries for help . according to our research front techs also failed to report the incident we wanted to know what the new boss had to say. he had promised a fresh start the ones that we showed hon slayton video. so this case and another incident from january 25th, 2024. the 2nd case also involves a full rubber boat on its way degrees. this time there is footage

of course the u. k was on the us side both in the rock and i've got to some of the u. k. last, a 179 soldiers in iraq, 457 enough kind of stop diplomatic editor james base. james. thank you. yeah, that's the motor of you is an associate professor of national security and strategic studies i've taught to university explain the outcome of the ukraine. warnock hinges on what that suspension of us military aid will look like, as if it's a reference to the ongoing for these. and i'll be your nation's military equipment . it won't be as critical as, for example, so spanish on all information on an intelligent sharon billy that would make a huge difference with regards to ukraine. situational awareness and will provide the russians an advantage on the battlefield. with regards to the former. busy files of nations and weaponry, while the ukrainians have a little bit of bad to go without and your supplies for, for a few months. so again, it was very much the band whether this mode is symbolic, just a political pressure on, on the landscape. what from bringing in wants to the your

in the face of the u. s. new foreign policy, there was a sense of urgency in europe to run puppets defense. but if some of the states refused to participate, others outside the blog can be brought in as part of new way the u. k. and canada were present at the london conference. well hungry in slovakia, which is also being seen as soft on russia were left out to europe. it's a paradigm shift and it's going to be a massive undertaking. there were no illusions about that. germany's leadership is also headed to brussels, p outgoing cancer or shots that is for more or less talk to the w political correspondent, matthew more. matthew, what does the german side want from today? summit as nicole, the keywords today about this summit, this emergency summit usually about unity and european unity. since donald trump one election that the phrase that we've had so often in europe is europe united. and the, the aim of this summit today is to discuss offing defense spending across europe using rules on this budget so that c

and claims the us, the u. k. sorry, is prepared to deliver and he said we should be prepared to leave. i think we should just stop for a moment that we talked about the u. k, leading the u. k. as a military of just over a 100 seat styles and strong that says almost half the size. it was some 40 years ago, the us, the u. k. maybe within nato, a reasonably big military pilot, and nothing like the us or turkey, but it's still some would question whether it has the capability to lead this sort of operation. we understand the from is also offering to help the other countries that are much less willing. i may not be part of the condition of the winning. what will be the attitude of germany? we have a shots, the chancellor here at the meeting today representing jeremy of course he is not going to be the johnson for much longer as the coalition negotiations continue here . so i'm gonna plan from the u. k. a plan, the other countries now and as we go through all of the different countries of the 10 digit listen to them. a

and so he organized with a, the prime minister of the u. k. i meeting when it because the u. k. is know this is to come from the point for him. what day it is not belonging anymore to the young z up and union, but it doesn't work at all. and so they made it a the various tomorrow. and it will be meeting in versus with all the rest of the muff, show the gang of bruce and as we use for them here. and there is no reason for really getting a really reserved from this because of the most. there are at least 3 parts of fuel ruptures. those where i could definitely and i gave this rich shane or in other words as we share tonight. and then they have some more corporate g, but i keep telling you hungry and even for one. and there are those who are waiting for to know when the truck comes to the wind, but there is no reason to, to, to be at $35.00. okay. and i think that might make kind of saves because he used to speak like these, this force of the sick, the 1st time is catching from the coffee to this crazy it's betsy said that that's we, i mean i to, for a similar point to you is presi

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we need to ensure that the u. s. u k. europe and you probably to working together, but we must not choose between the us and europe 1st and then for all. so you are p intrigues. could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future piece, but not everyone's convinced the requirement you called him. i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years. nothing will happen without the agreement, the russians in the us. and without us support the e. u isn't only back to the external halston disease. i'm greece probably most good leader, i think to open oppose is you create a new date for the you to tackle the security emergency. it must insurance plans and all the rail from within before it's too late. natasha butler. i'll do 0 brussels pressure from some of the world's largest comic has this force us present . donald trump, to delay a portion of his power package to canada. the white house has agreed to suspend 25 percent tires by a month for some vehi

um, they do provide a certain amount of minute, t, h 2, a 2 u k. um, a lot of the bedroom, bunch of stuff like up to to be shelves does mostly come from within the open union . they could, they could provide that to keep it going. they could provide more, a dash, uh, to lubricate uh, ukrainian government bix capable governing. i'm stables defeats a little bit longer, but i don't think there's really much appetite for it within your satellite history tubes, the militarism and buying, but um, for a, you know, was of gold. but generally speaking, best buy is a section of the busiest populations that responds well to that. it fits a cheap way of gaining popularity to the states and difficult to war with the i mean, what we okay with go to what with the, with the idea of the business, tommy is a by 70 percent of the size of the ukraine unami. let me, let him know besides the dressing on it. uh so uh this, this is old. not starting plan. the, the italians have made a mental, comfortable with any one p. m. the defense uh, pulling back me idea of putting t

e u arguments. so that would make sense if you need to allow us to be dispenses. but nato is not going to be despises. as i always have the question, that's a, that's a race to the you. all right, you want to create and he, you are me, but who is the enemy? the moment that we will have peace, hopefully soon there will be no and they me and no justification for having this policy of increasing the arguments of the you. the other fact is that they don't take into consideration the people, the population are thinking of them, which is totally against continuing spending money and, and having sanctions to russia, which sanctions break all their heads and other back. the price increases energy. all that is a result of the sections washington wants to deal with the ukranian leader who actually wants peace. that's the message from president trump national security advisor. what was so i think stunning to all of us in the oval office was that it was not clear zalinski was going to go to negotiations at all

every thing we thought we knew about u. s. foreign policy is being turned upside down, and that's just not likely to go smoothly. and that's the bottom line. the in between 201120138 syrian military police defect to code named caesar collected thousands of photographs of debt and torch and civilian detainees. i said to do was sent to my department to watch me off to fling, syria sees a file saved his testimony to the extreme brutality of the us address team, which was really attorney between good and out. is there a well presents and exclusive interview with caesar? as he reveals his identity and tells his dramatic story, these are on last, on al jazeera, the, there's no limit to how a dream contained to study in your own adventure. no counter avenues. we are sure to see the ceilings of legend, some gloves and the stories of civilizations that marks history wants. this is where the story of vanity, how many stories to tell the hard hitting in to be used the results of the referendum, 50 and a half percent to 49 and a half p

it is a growth engine for this non e u country. so when goods travel further, they typically travel like this baby see how the cargo moves in and out of this board where there is no rail. it all goes by truck soon. there could be another way to use funding, a real connection between the adriatic and black seas that could provide a boost of cities along the way. but there's another reason europe wants it, its own security, alternative paths to the black. so you haven't treat nearby towers for a long time, but more recently, it's been the problems posed by the boss for us were 30 exercises sol, control. it's pushing nations to look for alternatives. in particular, at rail. the one problem is already the current state of albanian rail investment has failed. for decades, many routes are no longer operable. the traits themselves olds and in constant need of rebuilding the josh, really the busy, the just don't want search engine albini. israel system hills from another era, a 20 year period when china was its closest ally. and traces of

u, and working for front techs. we also see a small inflatable boat on the ship. presumably the digging is also part of the bulgarian crew working for front techs the are so front techs was there, and front tech's didn't bring the migrants to safety despite their cries for help. according to our research front techs also failed to report the incident we wanted to know what the new boss had to say. he had promised a fresh start the ones that we showed hon. slaten videos of this case. and another incident from january 25th 2024. the 2nd case also involves a full rubber boat on its way degrees. this time there is footage showing the legit pushed back the masked man chasing a boat full of migrants, threatening them with stick. grab, grab his stick. the boat is flying, the you flag, the characters o s 800 are visible and abbreviation for the greek coast guard. the parenthesis was also able to identify the ship in the background. it belongs to the lab fee and coast guard, and is on a mission for fred tex. this rubber boat

busy u. s. military aid to ukraine until president trump determines the trainings show a commitment of good faith peace negotiations. that's according to a senior trump administration telling fox this is not a permanent termination of aid. it is a pause. the orders are going out right now. the official said this in response to granting presence, unless he's conduct over the last week and his words over the weekend. this all comes as washington and key if we're supposed to sign ukrainian rare, or minerals the last week, because according to trump, i mean, she feels like the u. s. has put tons of time and energy, and money and to ukraine, and it's gotten very little in return, so it's fine to make a profit. and this d o, according to the trump, is the best way to do it. here's the ukraine minerals deal now, dad, or can it be revived? what, which? well, i'll let you know we're making this space. you probably heard about it tomorrow night, so i'll let you know tomorrow night, but no, i don't thin

this inside leaves authorities in the u. k. of launched the new scheme and preventing flooding in parts of the country side with the help of beavers. the semi aquatic mammals protect wetlands by building downs, that reshape areas of open water, which in turn also encourages buffer space each tooth, right? they were hunted to near extinction by the u. k. in the 16th century. by slowly releasing beavers and certain habitats, it's hoped they will now make a come back. you're watching the w and is just a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you. this, our european leaders are meeting at an emergency summit in brussels, with the name of ramping up defense spending and showing up support for you print the tox. com. as united states pauses all support for ukraine in its 4 with wash and on his social media platform, the us present donald trump has issued what he calls his last warning to some us leaders. these threats further destruction in gaza if all remaining hostages failed . there are no for an investigation has be

you need to remember the u. k. y is hungry, and sla kabbage is also seen as being soft and russia were left out for your up. it's a barrel dime ship and it's going to be a massive undertaking. there are no illusions about that. the director of america is the central intelligence agency. john ratcliffe says, the you where says, paused intelligence sharing with you create the decision, cuts key both from vital information about russian movements on the battlefield. it follows the suspension of o u. s. military, a to key 5 to friday's fractious, oval office meeting between president trump and savanski us national security advisor mike walls was asked about the pause in a press conference as we have uh, we have taken a step back uh and or pausing and reviewing all aspects of this relationship, just in the last 24 hours sense the public statement from zalinski and then the subsequent conversations, which i'm going to walk inside and continue. i think we're going to see a movement in very short order number on is a milit

u for the agency or from tech support. he's also involved, or at least aware of this one confirmed yet in recent years there has been multiple reports of front x being involved in human rights violations. usually nobody at the agency would talk about how front x covered up their involvement, but we found someone who will i'm going to have some things here for me. thank you. rear admiral kenneth. nina says he spent nearly 40 years in the swedish coast guard. he was also one of the officers responsible for sweden's international missions for several years. on several occasions, he even commanded swedish cruise operating on behalf of front techs to patrol the external e u border around greece. that was the case in 2020. so i was sleeping in the pedals back in my hotel and the in the, the, quite early in the more length. around 5 o'clock, my phone rang, and the captain from the sweetest of petroleum boats called me and said that they were an incident with the migrants. the crew he led, found a boat, etc. they took this photogr

the u. s. a strategies, so if i could call them added. so it's the exaggeration in my view, but the us strategist said will win because we're all powerful. what can do do what kind of russia do nothing. and they thought up until the end, and i know what they thought because i talked with them i heard from them. i watched the what they were saying. they thought in 2021 that i mean in the, in the rush or well resist in 2022. well, if russia does resist our push into ukraine, our sanctions will bring the russian autonomy to its knees. well up, the sanctions don't work. our high admirers and our attack them, so we'll do so all with that doesn't work. russia well mobilized to continue the fight. in other words, this was a group in, in essence playing a game i would say on the american side, which is we can do what we want, right? that isn't the case. they, they lost that damage. the ukrainians project really followed that line i called the ukrainians. of course everyone knows kissinger's famous line that to be anatomy of america is dangerous t

even despite the trade route with the u. s. s, as delegates to sit down for the annual 2 sessions event in beijing, the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. we're bringing you the top new stories from around the world's bloodwork zalinski has told donald trump that ukraine is finally ready to seek peace and sign the proposed rare earth minerals deal with the us. the american leader made the announcement during the 1st congressional speech of his new presidency. he also marked the democrats and especially one particular senator elizabeth warren, who insist on fueling the military conflict. you want to keep it going for 5 years . yeah, yeah, you usa, pocahontas is yes, but i want it to stop. meanwhile, europe has sadly spend more money buying russian oil and gas that they have spent on defending ukraine. earlier today, i received an important letter from president zalinski of ukraine. the letter rage, ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible to bring last the page closer

we have problems and we have the u. k. no other countries having a publicly set that prepared to come forward? so that is a plan, a lot of doubts about that plan. james pays out to 0 central one as well. also that security summit zaleski went on to meet the precious mugs. it was fine by military . how to cope to king charles assembling a mistake in the east of england. the pat previously met joins landscape visit to the u. k. 2 years ago. carlos is founder of independent diploma. that's a non profit advisory group. he says the incredibly warm receptions lensky received in london was a direct message to the white house of fits always manhattan and diplomacy. who you shake hands with, whether you will, smiling at the signature of the peace deal, infamously. yes, our ha nixa robin. yes, that robin was not fox smiling. and yes, i was, it sends that set and signal i am always attending very closely to those signals because of course they, they tell a story about how come for your lead to feels about what is being discussed dipl

so excuse visit to the u. k. came of course the day off the heated debates with us president donald trump, which led to the collapse of the ukraine us mental steel will speak to him or on con hayes and keith in a moment. first, let's go to a dip to must, to get us a james phase who is in london for ross. so this is dave, 2 of the lens keys, visit to london. what are we expecting? while i'm outside number 10, downing street, the office and home of chemist on the u. k. prime minister, who was invited leaders from europe to a meeting here. this was always going to be a crisis meeting. and it was arranged before that extraordinary encounter in the oval office on friday. there was clearly even more of a crisis then that was at that time. and they've got to try and find a way for these leaders. 15 of them costs the leaders of, of the you plus the secretary general of nato, meeting it about 3 hours from now. now i think the u. k. position the u. k. prime interest has been giving an interview to the bbc. and the last

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if the u. s. has i'll tear your motives and insist on launching a tariff or trade war or any other kind of war. china won't back down even an inch . we suggest the us side sees it's bullying tactics immediately and return to the right path of dialogue and cooperation as early as possible. i on tuesday, the chinese ministry of commerce announced 15 percent levies on inputs off to 10. we've cone and costa and from the us as well as 10 percent power, if so in american polk beef, fruits, vegetables and dairy products on top of that 15 american companies were placed on the export and investment restrictions. so i think national security concerns badging cars also initiated legal action against abortion, so that the world trade organization claiming that us unilateral terrorist on the line, the foundation of economic and trade cooperation, business wise, alessandra, bruno police, the american president is targeting canada and the u. because the opposed to pushing for peace and ukraine, i am always incli

the u. s. is largely shut down its phone a president. donald trump has frozen funding for global relief efforts. that means less food, less medicine, and less protection for the world's most vulnerable to you and agencies are running out of cash on rough, which support $6000000.00 productivity and refugees is on the brink of collapse. meanwhile, the conflict into dom, which is schools, the world's worst humanitarian crisis, now badly makes the news, despite millions, being at risk of famine and across was those paid well cause of being killed, causes seen, it's was if you can monitor and work is involved in history for that, just as it's time for a recess attorney fix a system that's increasingly overstretched, underfunded, and under attack, the u. n's, humanitarian affairs, and the emergency relief coordinator. tom fletcher talks throughout the complex show i'm the secretary general and emergency relief coordinates of the united nations. thank you for talking to out, is there a, let's start wi

the visit to the u. k. came the day after a heated debate with us president donald trump, led to the collapse of the ukraine. us middles deal. that's spring and i diplomatic editor james base. he's joining us live from london so much at state here now, for european latest, for the lensky james, what's on the agenda on his 2nd day in london? place? i mean, this was going to be a crisis meeting originally when it was 1st planned on facts before those explosive developments. but everyone's sol play out in the oval office present selected sky arrived the lights on saturday. i embraced by kid stop a show of support from the u. k. in fact, he's going to be meeting the king as he's a state in east of england. and sandra and as well as attending the summit is taking place in london. 15 european leaders will be here trying to shop away for now, i think the way for the is preferred by the u. k. host. and they always like to try and play this bridging role between the us and the repeated. this is to try and get thi

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washington has reportedly asked b u k. to stop sharing us generated intelligence with ukraine to all concerning reports that the united states has instructed. britson to suspend intelligence sharing with ukraine and other reports that 5 buys itself may be at risk. we need to make sure america does not disengage. i've always been clear that we need to ensure that the us you pay your put new prior to working together, but we must not choose between the us and your we never have historically and we know guides through. so now or london on par as present to the united front while discussing plans to send peacekeeping troops to ukraine after the conflicts in. but that unity only extends so far with the u. k. fucking away from president microns proposed one of them. truce. the risk surface after a hastily assembled summit aimed at projecting european support for ukraine following flooding. there's landscape disasters meeting with trump while berlin say's its ability to deliver a german weapons to have as being stretched to the m