and the u. k. are responding with air strikes in the future to saudi arabia and the u. a e's attempt to position themselves between the world's powers. they also mean ending up at the center of the world's conflicts the when you want expensive tough team, high price jewelry, or simply new brand names to me because you pay for them, right? some people in the us have a different take, however, they don't use guns and knives for that robberies. thanks. if you come in huge groups individual retainers and now sounding the alarm. this type of gain crime is costing them more every year in 2022 for example, retailers last a good $112000000000.00 us dollars. as a result. what's the solution? we take a look in this edition of maids d, w 's business magazine.

and the u. k. are responding with air strikes in the future to saudi arabia and the u. a eas attempt to position themselves between the world's powers. they also mean ending up at the center of the world's conflicts. the as the boring ukraine grinds, the neighboring voltage states what's anxiously from the ring side seat, pressing the west to increase a to kia and make sure russia doesn't. with my guess this week is the last to be as 5 minutes to 50 on these kinds. and he's clear nato a step up it's gain. the difficulty in the frustration that i feel is that as we are going step by step, russia is going full frontal forward. so how ready is nato to take on an expansion? is russia? why are some rich european states still i'm willing to meet the alliances defense spending targets and was present the macro really calling his allies.

and the u. k. are responding with air strikes in the future to saudi arabia and the u. a eas attempt to position themselves between the world's powers may also mean ending up at the center of the world's conflicts. the a clean energy and cutting with a 2 big challenges facing us today. luckily, we don't need to look far to find some pretty smart solutions. so welcome to equal africa. i and sandra the homes that we know of you joining do from complex, right? to uganda. thank to sandra. yes, sometimes it seems so difficult to fix all the problems facing i environments what we want to show.

this strategy is pretty new for saudi arabia and the u. a. e. for decades they were very focused on the us as their main partner. basically ever since oil was discovered in the gulf and the 20th century. just look at dubai . this is what it looked like over 50 years ago. and this is what it looks like now. it's a similar story and saudi arabia, it's the last oil reserves, completely transformed the whole gulf region. and the us was a key partner during that time. for decades, the 2 sides had an unofficial agreement, oil for security, that cheap oil prices and dollars fuel the booming us economy in return, the us provided security guarantees. security guarantees matter when your main arrival is just next door. iran, especially saudi arabia and iran, had historically both pushed to be the main regional power, the gulf states and iran adhere to 2 different branches of as long. sony and she is a rivalry, is not just a, i mean it's not just like a political one. it's a diplomatic one, it's an economic one. it's a, it's a religious one. denies fundy al

this strategy is pretty new for saudi arabia and the u. a. e. for decades they were very focused on the us as their main partner. basically ever since oil was discovered in the gulf and the 20th century, just look at do buying. this is what it looked like over 50 years ago. and this is what it looks like now. it's a similar story and saudi arabia, it's the last oil reserves, completely transformed the whole gulf region. and the us was a key partner during that time. for decades, the 2 sides had an unofficial agreement as well for security, that cheap oil price in dollars fuel the booming us economy in return, the us provided security guarantees. security guarantees matter when your main arrival is just next door. iran, especially saudi arabia and iran, had historically both pushed to be the main regional power. the gulf states and iran adhere to 2 different branches of his last, sony and she, you know, rivalry is not just a, i mean, it's not just like a political one. it's a diplomatic one, it's an economic one. it's a, it's a religious one. deni

u. s. and e u countries. but all taken trip to rachel miles and now questions whether any physical alaska, enough for presidents or landscape. a straight up begging for weapons hasn't really produce the desired results. so now the ones case switching up, and if the lation tactics telling the west or you just goes down there and take it like some kind of woods from russian and iranian drones. or are you going to fight like a real man? because the lensky says that he's just tired of waiting around to get all the weapons he needs for victory, implying there's the wes fault that rushes winning. all that's needed is just a few more weapons. even though in that lead to intercepted audio of senior german move twice, officers talking about sending long range tours missiles to ukraine. and also who came to the conclusion that there are 2 interesting targets the bridge in the east and the ammunition depos above the bridge. and the east is hard to reach, it's a rather small target, but the torres can do it. they had to a

u. s. and the u. k. and ukraine to serve some sort of panic and chaos in russia. and he also says that russia should recognize the ukrainian security services as a terrorist organization. so it all these kind of statements, it really shows that russia has some sort of clear cuts information on ukraine's involvement in this. we must also remember that the some terrorist attacks that happened in russia, including deadly attacks against journalist, as well as like me and bridget tags. all had ukranian involvement, now was interested in more over is the key of spicy, who essentially is most shying away from threatening to do something about the roots that ross shock is building to connect must go to it's new territories. but i see in this promotion is actually been building a railway for over a year now to connect to our southern temporarily occupied territories. and this process is almost complete. and this could pose a serious problem for us. but i hope that we can somehow manage the overland section of the railway. we all have experience in this, and it is much eas

and low produce prices. it's part of a 3 month action plan by farmers across the u. many of them blame there was on the use environmental regulations. they say they add more bureaucracy, leaving farmers with even larger bills. and they're fighting for the evolution of the green, the. that's our top priority protest and the czech republic too. much of the farmers anger is also directed at cheaper ukrainian produce, making its way into the you tax free and without having to conform district your rules maybe cheaper to blame it because of the problem of the ridiculous regulations. importing grading from you, craig would not be a problem with doing the same conditions as we have here, and we've a same taxes that we paid on the market. he bought you many of us, they claim those imports are driving down the prices of their own produce. so far, therapy and commission has denied the imports have a quote, significant impact on prices. while the u has reached the provisional deal, that would continue allowing duty free ukrainian products until mid 2025, with new caps on some fo

u. k. labor and conservative policies and accusing them of backing israel and going into galloway's views on the new he once described former u. k. prime minister, tony blair as being a mass murdering rule criminal that was for persons role in wyoming, iraq. he's also attended on team will protests for syria on went against london's official policy by stating that russia is winning in ukraine. george galloway was also once the host of his own popular show here on oxy dining street was quick to cool galloway's victory beyond alarming. now while democracy itself is a target council, meetings and local events have been storm and piece, do not feel safe. and the hugs longstanding, parliamentary conventions have been up ended because of safety concerns and is beyond alarming the last night, the rush style ball election returned to candidates who dismisses the horror of what happened on october. the 7th, who glorifies has belong. i don't know about meetings, but as for my own pause, israel's occupation of lebanon, and i respect the rights of people in the occupied territory to resist are occupi

they are francis of ronald and your rank code, which is a u. k. gym and, and dodge consulting and china has built in richmond capacity to meet its own needs . now, in parts of europe, there was still resistance to nuclear energy. germany, italy and miscellaneous, phased out nuclear power for electricity generation of the environmental concerns and fee is of another accidents. so it just depends because she made disaster in 2011. but elsewhere, there was renewed interest in nuclear power and that the global energy crisis and common mutual goals. the international atomic energy agency expects up to 13 countries to start producing electricity from nuclear power within the next few years. and they include bangladesh and egypt. the i is quoting on global development backs to funding new projects, warning that a failure to invest in nuclear power could delay the energy transition. will lead us have gathered in brussels for the 1st nuclear energy summit. i somehow bought our reports to this summit is a remarkable indication of that changing political l

deal between israel and the boss and the youth. the e. u joins the us and piling pressure on israel. the flocks, $27.00 leaders over come differences out there. brussel summit to call for a pause in fighting and the release of hostages plus humans who the rebels striking deal. the cities who have been attacking ships on humans coast site. they will allow tassels from china and russia safe passage through one of the world's busiest shifting way, the hello i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. the us has ramping up pressure on israel for an immediate cease fire and gaza in a turnaround of its position. secretary of state engineer blinking is expected in tel aviv on friday to drive home this message to is rarely leaders. he's been on a diplomatic blitz of the middle east, his 6th trip to the region since the war began with a mazda is terror attack on israel. on october 7th. you've arrive just hours before the us submits a draft to the un security council, calling for an immediate and sustain ceasefire. here's blinking, speaking in egypt yes

and you created by sneaking into the u. this guys as refugees were heard from alta and walker responded. it's almost 3 of us who says that by supporting key with weapons you politicians are taking a risk. so this is what the executives step that i wrote in the article yesterday. the narrative that b r i s i c is involved in that. it's a very nice method for them for the e u political additions, storm again, increase control. for example, france has already announced the highest other of terror, which means special possibilities for their security services and so on. and so they use for this narrative for internal political gains. don't forget about all the protest. farmers about all the social problems we start rising, thanks to the russian, russia, sections and so. so this is a quite nice instrument and then the price and quite nice reason for the petitions and, and into you. now to play of this game, europe all as a wanting since i think may 2020 event that the deliberate weapons to ukraine are going to adhere to the black

and began to seek the solutions elsewhere, whether within the u. one system such as the general assembly in other agencies. and if those failed to achieve results as well, increasingly outside the u. one system which i think would be very unfortunate because the united nations is the only truly global body we have of that to being run into the ground. primarily by those who are abusing the retail power in order to protect their own narrow self interest. and therefore style laws cons here to agree with that a, the, to what extent has the us has behavior of the un since october last year damaged the credibility of the organization of the organization as a whole? oh i, i agree with the family. so it's definitely done a no much damage to the american reputation at the us and the power to influence people on of the decisions at the un um the credibility but ukraine, for instance, where russia has because resolutions at the un security council, i mean, russia has also brought the organization into disrepute, but more the us is down the golf blocking seats

and 5 permanent members who viewed the 2 pallets the u. s. u. k, from russia and china were chosen as the permanent 5 after world war 2. for the to adopt a resolution. at least 9 volts are required in favor and no re toes by any of the permanent members. the u. s. has rejections for kohls, for the sci fi and casa, is raising questions about the uni lax republic of these countries. as long as the security concept is better lies and vito's cost it, then it is costing the palestinian people that lives. there is no way except a ceasefire to be put in place. and even i said to the best of the united states, that there is nothing that can prevent you. if you have cloud over is that i have a uni laptop sees fly up, put in place for as long as you want. you don't need a resolution in the security council as well as well. and gaza has getting more than 30000 palestinians in the past. 5 months left to this is rarely strikes. i'm from the patients have displaced most of it's 2400000 people. and they have little if any access to food, water medicine and ship

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it's added to in chief is max blumenthal and he believes that the e u. n e n boy is just recycling, is really propaganda that he says has already made its winds in the west and media . a trip that has no investigative mandates in which she was not collecting any evidence. by one point she said she's not even collecting information. so what was she doing there? yeah, she was there to simply validate the demand. so many of the claims by israel that have already been discredited the bunk was due and blown out of the water by independent outlets like ours at the grace own and by is really media itself. and what for military asked proceeded to do this in her press conference under enormous . so what are you fresher and what's a back intensive questioning from members of the media. so didn't the was to dissemble smires and basically acknowledge that there was no clear and convincing evidence of any systematic sexual assault on october 7th. and that in fact, to proceed. she had not even been able. it's been able to meet with a single victim shooting 1st, which i

and that software gets that before the 7000000000 package from the u was approved. agents economy was on the break. and when the i master approve this long earlier this month and a $1000000000.00 long, the, you felt that it was confident that he was going into a, into a direction of economic reform. and the i'm s o m s approval was a seal of approval. then you're going to, you could feel confident, yes, that it could extend this into to each, especially because the i m f knowing was of course, dependent on egypt flow saying it's common, see, wasn't it you deal just the latest. you mentioned the, i am at the united arab emirates investing billions of dollars just how much will these grounds these lows, these investments, how the egyptian economy, not just in the short term, but in the long term between the island and the you and the world bank and the i'm a rocky black egypt has not received the close to $57000000000.00 of financial lectures. and this will be enough for egypt to meet its hard currency requirements . in the short and medium turn in the lots are beautiful make to make to

u. s. and they did it was that for about 20 years in the early 20th century, and it's been accused ever since if essentially being the power behind the politicians in the country wielding its influence. just to give you an example of that wiki, lynx memos mix back in 2008, 2009. the us state department at intervened and stopped being an increase in the minimum wage in haiti and minimum wage that many people desperately needed at the time. just to give you another sense. we've got over here, i'm over here who's saying he's stepping down. the us accused of essentially putting him in power. he was elected when the full price of the country was short. he had been appointed prime minister a few days before, but there were others who felt that they would suit it because they had been elected to be the president of haiti. one included the senate president who was told by the us that she should step down and allow only to take over. and it wasn't just the us. it was other western powers. you were payin

the new initiative to deliver age by sea has yet to set sail the u and welcomes the effort. but it says that land rates remain the optimal way to get all forms of aid and to gauze a i am at the i'm is reached to be jan communication advisor for the norwegian refugee council. we asked him how realistic it is that a new lot of time for adulthood open this weekend. thanks for having me in terms of this being realistic? probably, i mean, we help so nice that you know any age from any, any side of the boat that comes in to garza. however, the question is, what happened to the, to the actual land troops that we have, or have we given up on those? have we give enough one convincing israel to allow more age and have we give enough one diplomacy as, as these 2 are bringing some uh, you know, some of the leave to people who are literally starving and it goes to right now. i mean this, the 1st esteem is welcome because people are so desperate that security know the gaza where you know, we are hearing reports of children dying. it's my impression. however, what we need to see is, is uh t

coming soon, the the hello, i'm elizabeth put on and this is counting the cost on ellington c r u. we keep look at the world of business and economics this week, nuclear power, as back in the energy debate, many nations are expanding the police have a ton of plans. so is it on the verge of a very nice psalms? the e u has pledged millions of dollars to cash stripe egypt, an upgrade, and the relationship to a strategic partnership. so what's behind the deal? and tech talk face is a band and the us of a national security concerns. but the measure could had creations and businesses where it hurts most the critics say atomic plants and dangerous, expensive and take a long time to build the nuclear power is being touted by some as a clean source of energy. well, many nations a meant to be called the not as an out building, new react is which and mainly supplied by china and russia. and 22 countries pledge to triple the nuclear capacity by 2050, the cop 28 climate summit. last year, the international atomic energy agency expects global nuclear power generation to reach an old time high nex

also, electra is in journalism at the university of south wales and the u. k. and we often, if the manipulation actually matches. so yes, because i have these ethical codes of conduct, we have in the u. k. here we have it. so we have the b, p a's guide of conduct, we have an u j and all of these agencies across the world have to sort of abide by these regulations. we are regulated industry, you know, we are supposed to. so a tell the truth and accuracy as much as we can. and when the po press organizations trying to submit something which has been made to place it that goes against those rules. and that's, that's why it was given the, the kill older, which stands quite, you know, expands quite harsh, but some that basically means that old distribution of the image cannot go ahead because of those manipulations. i mean, if you look closely small, it's not difficult to see those manipulations if you, if you look at various elements of charlotte hand. and if you look just behind the louise knee, you can actually see very, very obvious manipulations which really com

and then in turn, the u. k. would give some more of their own storm shot themselves with half of the tourist is range to ukraine. how many, 5, you think the secular exchange is so to speak, a german invention. it would be an option. and we have already done it with other equipments, some time ago. quick reminder. the bare bark is one of the bright lights of the green party who's founding principle is pacifism, and also defending the environments 22000000 tons of carbon dioxide are generated by warfare. according to germany's on press. that's quite the carbon footprint. yeah, earlier this month, bareback pleaded for her german government to quote intensive, we consider increasing that carbon footprint with terraces for you frame and the u . k. is right on board with the plan. wouldn't exchange be conceivable with germany supplying your country with tourists and the u. k, supplying more storm shadows to ukraine. we are prepared to look at all options in order to achieve the maximum effect for ukraine. but i won't

there is a major gap between the ruling and leads in places like the u. s. and the u. k. a n and the grassroots and the public. and, and we see that every day mean the majority of the population in the us and in the u. k. over whelming, we support a ceasefire and have for many months, but that is not at all where the political leaderships are in these countries. i know that you a sponsored one of the security council resolutions as part of it, is rotating a place on the security council. but why do arab nations take people again to the blinking seriously and meet up with him? i mean, he's a full member of the drums consultancy boss. we know lloyd austin, of course, will perhaps be profiting as a director, raphael, and from the amounts of arms transfer from nato countries to support the israel. mpeg lincoln said i come before you know it as a us extra estate, but as a, as a jew when he arrived at idea of headquarters and tell him even minutes the genocide, why do i really believe does take lincoln seriously. i mean, newland is going in the past few days. i mean, i think the

and the u. s. should at least one vote flooded is the motion that is simple and straightforward and that says, we must save large. now the last time i took a phase of damage, thanks very much to our distinguished panel of gas today. francis j. recall, do you have any who's saying hardy, on how to the actual raleigh extensive coverage of the war on gauze? it continues around the talking out to 0 and you can find more context analysis on our website. i'll just say we're adult calm. we'd like to hear your views on today's discussion. go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. we also want any thoughts you have on what we should discuss next time. you'll find this on x 2, that's at a j inside story for me, james, based on the whole team here in doha, stay safe. i'll see you goes by the latest news as it breaks demonstrators, law ser remaining is really captive brought back from gaza and they want the broad back now with the 2 coverage posting and save that whatever

so this all together and a warning from the u. s. embassy and of course older being countries also made a warning like you gave of metal and 0 of anita whole european union. and this is, you know, when they get to get the warning light that i think uh, 1st of all that's comes to mind is that it's broken down the course. it's to a certain point. it's broke again. but now we see the last days when they speak about the world, the time it was apparently not broke again, because i cannot imagine that this terrible or a tech, if it is, or a tech. but we suppose that is that it only comes from the s b u. we all know that the s b, u is in coordination with nato. so it's coordinated by nato. and what was know, recently the u. k is the 5th as well. so yeah, i hear you. this is really, yeah, i hope we will not see more terror attacks, but this is huge. what they've done really huge. so need just keep them the line if you will, i want to play 2 or 2 or an audience. and i witness of somebody who was at the concert, i believe this is the cell ph

now the us and the u. k. all saying that there was a group, they called a p t 31 that has been active for 14 years. and they say that this group conducted various activities including sending about $10000.00 militias, e mails to a dissidence politicians, journalists and defense contractors as well. and we've most recently, hudson, the government of us fairly that is trained in support of the us u. k. and he's dealing saying that in the past, certainly a has also been targeted by a chinese take sponsor packets. the main opposition coalition in venezuela says it's been barred from running in the presidential election in july. after a registration deadline passed, the opposition said its efforts to name a candidate to run against president nicholas monroe failed. meanwhile, regular reports a pro government rally on the streets of got atkins, most or supporters of nicholas mother was seeking a 3rd 6 year term as been as well in president on monday. model officially registered his candidacy in the upcoming national

so cold sky load and u a v. system. according to the monitors in 2021, the company signed contracts with the us department of defense, and the is very menchie was also part of the deal. last month, a member of the province became a what was happening and question why that was funding for these a company that makes the pages a spyware, a system that's being used just by on jones. i'm pulling the sessions around the was. why do you, for example, is a israel part of her eyes and your wife just seems really get 22.73 percent of bronze under that program. why did your p and tax payers mono money? go to phone them in the development of pegasus spyware. that was used to target european journalists and politicians on hawaii, a c, e u. israel association agreement, still standing in the face of israel, genocide, hundreds of thousands of people across europe are asking for dr. agreement to be suspended, even lukewarm supporters of palestine. in here guesses, i have stains on this boat because quite screwed me would be an improveme

gaza strip of businesses israel and propose a further military action in response to the homeless tara attacks of october, 2nd, the draft tax represents an about face for the u. s which is repeatedly vito calls the un for an immediate cease by announcement by the secretary of state k one who is inside of your ravia as part of his tour of the region and to me, blink. and also emphasize the need to protect guys and civilians. and to provide humanitarian aid as an accept from his interview on saturday podcast to i'll head to half as well. in fact, we actually have a resolution that we put forward right now. that's before the united nations security council. that does call for an immediate cease fire tied to the release of hostages, and we hope very much that countries will uh, will support that. i think that would send a strong message or a strong signal, which i can totally blanking has now traveled onto egypt. i asked to join this kareem outgo already in cairo for his assessment of his us about face with something in there for everyone. basically like a ceasefire and the release of hostages is so it seems to me like every site is going to say like i wouldn't

and the u. k. and ukraine does. there's some sort of k off and had a in russia. he says that the assignments are being assisted by the was and the ukrainian special services, and that the parents that were behind the tragedy that happened on friday were trained by you claim. let's take a list of things because the actually a ukrainian side has been training and preparing militants in the middle east. we are aware of that. so what's, what they travel to places where the terrorists were located and worked with them and trained people from various countries to and now fighting on behalf of the key of regime. these are most and resume the ukranian side highs for combat work against russia. that's almost now they are taking steps to figure out who is behind all of this, who ordered this and that. and he said that a measured response will be uh, you know, given back now when it comes to the us warranty and the general warrant into the united states gave to ross shaw the head of the, of, as b says that that's simply was not enough. but they did take the information into

u. s. and british intelligent services have diffract towed to and the territory of poland into a logistical hub, used for supplying weapons and ferrying militants, including those from the middle east to ukraine. thus, at the end of 2021, the americans released from prisons of the kurdish wing of the syrian democratic forces. several dozen. these lubbock state terrorists, among them citizens of russia and all the posts, soviet countries. these individuals was sent to the us control our time space, where they underwent special training and methods of sabotage and terrorist warfare with an eye on the don't bass region. but the roots of this nefarious union go farther back then just 2 years ago, back in 2015, the presence of as long as terrorist and ukraine was already raising eyebrows in europe. on 7 july, the new york times reported the presence of a chechen volunteer force made up of isis, sympathizers and territories disputed by russian separatists and ukrainian troops. it appears that they ha

all storage sees and institutions such as the e u parliament and the german fondest talk of being targeted by cyber attacks. that communications happen, interest set to them. secret data obtained using trojans. election propaganda is in full swing, the european elections will be held in june and here to the real fee is that person could use this information to reach the targeted influence. how come the west township hooton's co vote tools? that's of course, the $1000000.00 question. i'm throwing it to you. leslie, what can be done? i think the most important part is education. people need to be aware of what's happening and preparation. this happening with the nature of the last summit was emphasized that you know, 5 up cyber warfare hybrid attacks would be included in the an article 5. this isn't easy. it's not always easy to prove where those attacks came from. although it might be obvious who meant my benefit, but you know, you're kind, you have to prove something like this before calling article 5. but i think of just to explain to, you know, just just in case of the article, it says t

anyhow, though russia has been repeatedly calling out the us and the e. u over the election meddling attempts. look up, lou, we have sent accumulating a lot of materials about how the european union embassies and mosque out are preparing for our presidential elections. what intervention mechanisms and supporting projects for our non systematic opposition is our being prepared in general. things that embassies have no right to do. having collected such information, we invited all the ambassadors of the european union to a meeting with me. i wish i wanted to tell them we simply advise them in good faith . not to do this 2 days before the scheduled meeting, they sent us a note saying they had decided not to come. can you imagine relations with states at the diplomatic level? who's in passengers are afraid to come to a meeting with the minister of the country to which they are credited. where has that been seen? that's the manners of the sworn partners to the russian language information resources of the us embassy in moscow are actively used to interfere in th

there is a major gap between the ruling and leads in places like the u. s. and the u. k. a n and the grassroots and the public. and we see that every day mean the majority of the population in the us and in the u. k. overwhelmingly. support a ceasefire and have for many months, but that is not at all where the political leaderships are in these countries. i know that you a sponsored one of the security council resolutions, as part of it, is rotating a place on the security council. but why do arab nations take people again to the blinking seriously and meet up with him? i mean, he's a full member of the drums consultancy boss. we know lloyd austin, of course, will perhaps be profiting as a director, raphael, and from the amounts of arms transfer from nato countries to support the israel impact. lincoln said, i come before you know it as a us extra estate. but as a, as a jew, when he arrived at idea of headquarters in tell of even minutes the genocide, why do our believe does take lincoln seriously? i mean newton has gone in the past few days. i mean, i think there's a numb

but i think uh this is this, the most of the, this is all straight case and the metal is what's on the ditch low. i mean there's a u, v, and legislation, but at this implemented in detroit. and so every country can use its own legal system to, to, to respond to the situation. so i'm not sure if international law can overrule the, i mean the to the, to this a different uh, kind of a system and less much less enforceable. but it's bad. there is, there is a tendency in new policies to always wants to have one come and stand up for these kind of things. so if we can convince other open countries, this is the stand up for on sex board, the audio and countries, the consent to this. okay, mistake and let me bring you in here on what the high court of justice in london will. because the criticism including from your own organization is that the licenses that the you k use is to transfer weapons to as well are incredibly opaque . i mean, how problematic is that then for, you know, collecting information about what's being transferred and then holding people to account. sure, well the whole system is, is okay, can the united

u to try and use that to arm you create to supply you crate with more movie trade and we know that's a balancing act. the leaders have been trying to do ever since this full scale invasion on the one hand support you create a militarily and then the other hand to arm themselves against what they say is a really dramatic. we shifted security environment. schultz said he thinks there's, there's likely to be agreement on that in principle, on that idea. less agreement on another idea which is being flow through the head of this meeting, which is to use of joint borrowing joints and bones in order to boost the use defense. is that something which has been floated, we hear by fonts that is still here, but it's likely not to go to a well with more frugal countries, like vanessa was on the edge of a chance. i also talked about it, so i'm increasing the possibility of new countries like bosnia herzegovina joining, the e u, and what would be the benefits of the best sort of expansion. so yeah, it's looking quite likely that at this meeting we will get a political, green light at least the to

and it's still there actually i real . i think it's a bit different though in the u. k. and i'm glad you brought up the election of galloway because you do have different well, very you have communities in the u. k. that feel very, very strongly about this issue. and guys, in the united states, you could have michigan and you have other states within the u. k, there's a higher intensity. go ahead in london up. indeed it is a higher intensity, but i wouldn't say that that is only associated with the muslim population. i mean i'm, i'm quite disappointed that mr. nigel before was painted this as a, as a, as a listening problem. and um, but it is not also most of the right wing circle, right? mean, come and say, just try to put trade is as a, as a what as a gesture of what will kay's and know many conservatives and christians, whom i know outraged and would be outrage if it would happen somewhere else. this is about humanity and dignity, and if i am on the personal of all, you know what i mean i, i believe i'm the person who believe in god and i'm not ashamed or afraid to say

and then in turn, the u. k would give some more of their own storm shot themselves with half of the tourist is range to ukraine. you. how do you find you think the secular exchange is so to speak, a german invention. it would be an option. and we have already done it with other equipments, some time ago. quick reminder that their box is one of the bright lights of the green party, whose founding principle is pacifism, and also defending the environments 22000000 tons of carbon dioxide are generated by warfare, according to germany's own press. that's quite the carbon footprint. yeah, earlier this month, bareback pleaded for her german government to quote intensive, we consider increasing that carbon footprint with terraces for you frame and the u . k. is right on board with the plan. wouldn't exchange be conceivable with germany supplying your country with torres and the case, applying more storm shadows to ukraine. we are prepared to look at all options in order to achieve the maximum effect for ukraine. but

taken the lives of defense, the civilians, and since, as the world watches on get west and politicians, notably in the u. s. a backing as well as it carries out one of the most about barrack assaults on a defenseless community in world history. how can modern civilization allow such slaughter? and will they be legal consequences for those helping a genocide a will, will be asking a panel of guests these questions and more in a few moments. but 1st, this report from will make will soon should have on israel's weapon supplies center to as well as well on garza popping weapons and technology supplied by western allies the united states as well as largest supplier according to an armstrong, the data base compiled by the stucco. international piece research institute is well and bold, 68 percent of its buttons from the us. those from germany make up 28 percent of as well as ministry in boats. 10 for rise on 2022. 0 you end reports as the u. k. australia, canada, and phones also continuing supplies. they include aircraft massage times, technology and munition, including components for the s 35 cell phone, the

and he stressed that this is not a hung reese for. so he has to become a big problem for the u. a. p. and the union as a whole. and of course, for the unity of the blog, alexander phenomena, they are reporting for brussels. let's take a look now. some of the other stories around the world of russia has added what he calls the international l g b t, move it to a list of extremist and terrorist organizations, individuals, a groups on this list. it could have their bank accounts froze at the russian government has intensified a crackdown on eligibility rights and activism versus started to more ukraine as the world march international water day within 3000000 people in peru like access to drinking water in the capital, lima, which is the 2nd largest city in the world built on a desert. some 2000000 residents rely on water trucks and living homes without sewer connections as well. one of india is main opposition. politicians has appeared in court to fight his arrest on corruption charges. and this just weeks before national elections, arvin kane drywall is daley's chief minister, and he

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officials them can you refer to as liquidations as a weapon of what or over the bus 20 months, the s b u and it's military counterpart. did you are have carried out dozens of us as nations against russian officials and occupied territories. a legend ukrainian collaborators military officers behind the front lines and prominent war supporters deep inside russia. the gorly stable dawn of doesn't even fly to deny it, or denounced the fact that's his story as our quote russians. anywhere. all i will comment on is that we've been killing russians, and we will keep killing russians anywhere on the face of this world until the complete victory of ukraine. now let's say you were the head of the ukranian military intelligence. what done of 5 things like a canary. when describing his plan destin operations against not only ordinary russians, but against the russian infrastructure as well. to shatter their illusions of safety, there are people who plant explosives there are drones. there are indeed people who are very easy to work with on that territory. people who understand that russia should be diff

u. k. and u. s. is in sufficient britain and america have a ques, beijing over years ago. and i saw the espionage program targeting politicians, janice dissidents, and critics around the world. they say the attacks have continued since at least 2010 with millions of people affected. so my goal is to present select my subaru during my flight says he will golfing with transparency. nanda is about to fight corruption at all levels is set to be the country's youngest lita for the delayed election on sunday. the actual commission announced is when with 54 percent of the vote is main rival, i'm a do boss on the governing coefficient has conceded defeat. some i fi was endorsed by discordant find the position need. it was one sancho both went released from prison, few weeks before the pole. a mass grave containing the bodies of thousands of migraines has been discovered in libya. it starts at least 65 don't like this. it was smuggled through the testers. around 750000 refugees and migrants are in libya . many on daylight prison depend on the web for this time. it is back home, but

and it was of sufficient concern to, to us authorities and 2 u. k authorities and they, they share intelligence a lot to, to, to at least to alert us citizens now. now the question, and so that means to me that they had an idea given the sources and methods of gathering that tell where it came from, who was involved in it, and it had to be credible enough for them to them warned us citizens. and you case citizens not to travel there. so it, they had some idea. so if, if information was not past and we don't know, but we really don't know that. but i hope it was that they us did not want to give up sources and methods of how they acquired the information. i don't think it was human. i don't think it was human intelligence collection. i think it was more of a of us yet, or our signals intelligence. but that's, that only gives you a snapshot. and that doesn't necessarily mean that they have the full story themselves. front of yeah. okay. should have been a warning given to russian authorities and, and, and russian authorities should have been more ale