trust that fell on deaf ears as they met in moscow to discuss rising tensions over the ukraine on the u. case threats to impose quote, the toughest sanctions against moscow. those julian, tim, still i am disappointed that we seem to have dialogue between a mute and a deaf person. they seem to be listening, but don't hare. almost detailed explanations have fallen on rough ground. they say that russia is waiting for the soil to freeze and become like a stone so that tanks can pass safely into ukrainian territory. it seems that our british colleagues have the same sold today, from which numerous factors that we cited have bounced across the top floor as his correspondent dawn co said don, thanks for joining us. could you take us through and what happened in that media conference? sure, nicky. well unfortunately few people, if any would call thursday's meeting a productive one at the top of the agenda. we're the proposals for security guarantees that russia put forward back in mid december. the main point of contention being rushes asked that nato stop expanding eastward. this is something that w

now the diplomacy continues, meanwhile, door, so with the u. case. foreign secretary visiting moscow to day is his visit likely to be more successful than that of the a foreign secretary on thursday. well, we've certainly hope so. we just heard that the british defense secretary ben wallace has gone into the defense ministry here in moscow. and he's began his meeting with his russian counterpart and they've been in there for about just over half an hour now. and we understand that after this meeting is finished, the british defense minister will make a statement, but there will be no joints press conference with their russian defense minister survey short survey. sure. go and, and this is pretty, as standard protocol that the russian defense minister doesn't really speak at such things in public. and, but we understand that the british defense minister will certainly have something to say. but it comes after a very unsuccessful meeting and visit by the british foreign secretary, les stress on thursday, at many of the local newspapers are saying it w

case for a while. and i would argue that eighty's to good that the u. s. is picking the piece to the w because it's much better than simply trying to go back and forth using diplomatic channels. because the definition of walking, i think china, in the case would have probably 5, the national security exception, just like russia did in the case against your grand. so the case would be interesting to watch. i hope that the w 2 panel, what do you need a basic, what are the conditions, need to cite the national security exception in the case henry gal and singapore. thank you very much for your time. my pleasure. and that's our show for this week. get in touch with us by tweeting me at the param and do use the hash tag a j c t c. when you do or drop as an e mail council, the call that ellen just the dot net as i address. but there's more for you online as i'll just 0 dot com slash ctc. that'll take you straight to our page, which has individual reports, length and tired episodes for you to catch up on that. for this edition of counting the cost, i'm elizabeth p

a whirlwind of diplomacy in the last few days have the talks in moscow today between the u. case, foreign secretary and russia's foreign minister moved the situation on anything i think i can safely say they've actually made things worse. the british foreign secretary came here with a few lists of demands that she was going to make of the russian officials to try and get them to de escalate the current situation. this dress came to moscow and saying that she wanted one of her 1st objective was to make it very clear that the sanctions package that the british government has on stand by should russia this are to invade ukraine is going to not only affect russia's economy, but also, president vladimir putin is inner circle and their holdings in the u. k. the 2nd point that she had was that the russia has a chance de escalate the situation. she has put all the owners of what has taken place over the past few weeks on russian shoulder saying that they are the ones that are going to have to show by removing some of their troops alongside the ukrainian border. further back away from tha

and in this case, the head of the u. s. anti doping agency, travis sty guard is particularly bewildering to listen to because in the case of a shall de been. he was basically citing irregularities, abnormalities as if nothing had happened. and in the case of camille of oliver, he is out with pitchforks already saying that the entire anti doping system is at fault and that of oliva definitely should not have competed at the olympics. so definitely enough success, city in what is supposed to be an event of premier sports and competition on the pitch, not off the pitch. but tonight of course, camille of oliver and other russian think escaped us. i'll take him to the ice. i will be there and i'll be watching, and i'll keep you updated on everything happening here in beijing, alexia shasky, artie reporting from beijing and china. los our, i spoke to a board winning sportswriter allen. abraham son is also in beijing covering the games. he says that her concerning degree of hypocrisy in how the u. s. is reacting to believe his c

what do you make of the european union taking this case to the w t o over china's actions against lithuania? well, the see? no surprise in because the u has been contacting the the case for a while and i would argue that 80 so good that the u. s. is picking the keys to the w 2 because it's much better than just employee, you know, trying to go back and forth using diplomatic channels because the depth and, and not working. i think china, in that case would probably side the national security exception, just like russia in the case against your grand. so the case would be interesting to watch. i hope that the w 2 panel, what do you need a basic, what are the conditions you need to cite the national security exception in the case henry gal and singapore. thank you very much for your time. my pleasure. and that's our show for this week. get in touch with us by tweeting me at the param and do use the hash tag a j c t c. when you do or drop as an e mail council, because that ellen just the dot net as i address it, is more for you online as our 0 dot com slash ctc. that'll take you straight to our page, which has individual reports, length

. . , so on, legally speaking, is the case now over? u, , , now over? over. now over? the case is essentially over- both _ now over? the case is essentially over. both parties— now over? the case is essentially over. both parties submitted - over. both parties submitted basically a stipulated agreement today that says that virginia dupree —— she will at some point will be closed on the docket and it will be a closed manner unless of course somebody allegedly violates the term of whatever terms are. —— virginia giuffre. and let somebody violates or allegedly violates anything contained in the actual settlement agreement. i contained in the actual settlement agreement-— contained in the actual settlement aareement. , . ., agreement. i understand that you say there is not much _ agreement. i understand that you say there is not much detail _ agreement. i understand that you say there is not much detail on _ agreement. i understand that you say there is not much detail on the - there is not much detail on the settlement, but do you expect that that may be co

and in this case, the head of the u. s. anti doping agency, treva sty guard is particularly bewildering. to listen to because in the case of a shell de been, he was basically citing irregularities, abnormalities as if nothing had happened. and in the case of camilla valley. but he's out with pitchforks already saying that the entire anti doping system is at fault. and that will leave a definite, they should not have competed at the olympics. so definitely enough the, the city and what is supposed to be an event of premier sports and competition on the pitch, not off the badge, but tonight of course, camilla leave and other russian figure skaters. i'll take him to the ice, i will be there, and i'll be watching, and i will keep you updated on everything happening here in beijing, alexia s. s e r t reporting from beijing, and china. ok, let's pick up on some of what alexi was saying that we can go live now to alan abraham son award winning sports writer who's in beijing also covering the games. welcome to our t. you've cover

u. and case of the supply disruption amid tensions at the ukrainian border, that japan's industry minister said this shipment should arrive next month. and a further surplus could be sent once the nations needs were met. and several other carriers are already on their way to set and set to arrive before the end of this month. as we have mentioned, of course, russia is the europe largest natural gas provider and energy analysts say this latest move from japan. well, it's not going to make much of an impact on the continent, energy security because of their massive need you and says, you're saying here, because we have heard the united states trying to push your up towards becoming less and less reliant on russia. and they come up with a number of ways, whether it's japan, whether it's due by all of these sort of solutions that they bring up. but it really doesn't tackle the biggest problem which europe is facing right now, which is the sky rocketing gas prices. energy prices all around that have really taken a toll on their community and continue to take a toll on them. and it seems like ev

u. k. omicron cases and now doubling every 2 days with more than 200000 possibly infected every day. the number could pass a 1000000 within a week, long queues again at vaccinations, centers up and down the u. k. of the government's boost, a job program continues apace. the dilemma facing the politicians on that side of the river is whether the jobs alone will be enough to slow the progress of the on the cross variance. so we have to look at what we can do to slow only trans advice when it comes to deciding which options to reduce the infection rate. the advice from the w. h o. do it all. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm robinson. this is the news are live from doha, coming up for the next 60 minutes, presenting a united front to russia and china said bay oppose further expansion of nato. as president vladimir putin visits beijing trained to fight, we report in the self defense comes for school children and separatist control, eastern ukraine pressure grows them the u. k.

u. s. age and yet that brooklyn put the case is now with romaine, and prosecutors says, petticoat bach, i am the chief officer of the board of police is working with a state prosecutor. but it's on our very, the good dinner. jeremiah the company involved as received a court summons to says it is now a suspect from the federal nikosa. we've been working closely with her german counterparts. but i did the investigation who twisted in jeremiah the e. you requested us to do that. so pan down kid notches says, to find out how many were a response to the accusations we had to hamburg. it's home to europe's 3rd largest port. each here, millions of containers i shipped from here, some contain waste. we found out that green piece has also been aware of milan for some time. together with monford sonton from greenpeace germany, we asked the company to comment on the suspicious waste in romania, over the phone. my lawyer tells us he doesn't want to comment 10 days earlier, which sent to press inquiry, but got no response. then the manager comes to ask what we're doing. with the guy with the handle,

u. judicial authority. all about coordinating the case with germany and belgium ledger. in romania charges have been filed against a hamburg based company. now a judge will decide whether mila acted criminally or not, but needs. his work is far from done. very soon, for criminals are very fast. i be very adaptable to someone and they don't care. but the rules, semi's girl, they move really quickly. ok, she, that's helpful if we, the authorities are a mobile and they're slippery. we won't succeed to that since china band, the import of plastic waste in 2018 waste, explorers are looking more and more to countries like romania bulgaria and poland. germany is considered a world leader in recycling, but that's partly thanks to it's many waste exports to eastern europe. ah ah, with lou, can we transition to green energy without collateral damage? where well, the raw materials for future technologies come from and under what conditions would they be attained? perhaps brave new energy world won't be quite so green after all. in 15 minutes on d. w. ah, great cinema, great posters

u. s. protect case, still feel that this is a very powerful foreign policy tool. so power when fights of the u. s. has an economic sanctions department within the state department despite that actually being discussions about the legality of sanctions. what we've seen so far though, is expected. the u. s. u and another of that 5 eyes nation, particularly targeting, like you said, banks to state own banks and other of a wealthy individuals terabyte and also signed an executive order saying that any institution brush financial sector could expect to be punished in some way that potentially might have an impact given that more than 80 percent of russia's day before an exchange is conducted in dall. we've also got a situation where the u. k. on tuesday announced the sanctions against 5 russian bank, some russian 1000000000 as and of course the main news coming out of europe was out the chance to german schulte said we halting the certification of the 11000000000 dollar north stream to gas pipeline. i suspect that moscow anticipated exactly what was going to happen. i t

u. s. new case in particularly interested even to the point of hoping for some kind of conflict or maybe i'm wrong. go ahead. how do you as to that? well, i don't think they hope hope for conflict. i think they're expecting one, and i think they're pushing back on it. and that's, you know, that's leading. i mean, the us is the leader of the alliance, and people work to the united states, united states, even back during the cold war, was more concerned with other areas than the countries involved. and i think, you know, the, the russian energy and cook is important in the russians. i have 40 percent export 40 percent of the europe gas and 25 percent of the oil. so i think, you know, other countries have more mixed here of these things. britain and us are, of course, geographically more separated from, from europe and then roger, so they wouldn't, they wouldn't suffer any of the consequences. they what they want, others to do. ok, that's clear here. max, i mean i guess if nothing happens, then the west one you were, they did turn invasion. i mean they, they played this up because also my cards

u. s. a new case? seriously, there war of words is dangerous and reckless. the rest of nato and even ukraine are much more restraints. but there's a comp number ukraine, that will be a conflict. washington in london, endlessly promot. oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed? what will make you feel safe? isolation, whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. oh now it shows the wrong one. i just don't know. i mean, you want to see how this thing becomes the advocate, an engagement. it was the trail when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. hello, good and bad. as in a dares sinks, we dare to ask in ah, the international olympic committee rules there won't be any award ceremony for the russian figure. skating star, kimler believer. despite the 15 year old being clear for further compared to the voting with a draft respond in the usa

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u. s. t o p agencies getting evolved in the case with more. here's danny armstrong. now excellent pick metals were given out for politicization. the u. s. would probably make a clean sweep, of course with squeaky clean athletes to the treatment of camille, of oliver says, as proof that washington's political games have found a new playing field this time on the ice. the heads of america's anti doping agency wants the raj ink of act to prosecute the teen skate sensation. as more faxes develops, i think the rod jenko fact potentially could come into play if there's a doctor or a coach or state officials, sports official who conspired to dope valley eva than the rod shank of act. fits like a glove because it's an international major competition fast in 2020 the act is named in honor of former moscow anti doping lab chief gregory rochon cove, a man known as dr. death and who allegedly over saw a wide spread doping program in 2014, before fleeing to the u. s. where he was placed on the government protection. his claims had more contradictions, thing clarity, and then he si

u. k. if you case i had to get as active as the u. s. looks to be doing right now. well, what happened the imminent you just said that over the i don't worry where it prints and you told your brother, you told the british i that for gordon johnson to do his press secretary? well, i mean the, it's lock step here with the, the white house for us. johnson is saying he went to kiev and i mean wag, the dog was about, was covering the monica lewinsky scandal and the horrible destruction of we are chief of medicine factory ensued dawn, killing so many people. and people in africa is, is the largest medicine factory reform, real trenton, who get the media to stop talking about the oval office. so, i mean, is it a case of wag the dog? well, what french old rusher is eminently about to invade? and at the same time, the russian se then also going to be made. and now you're telling me, jim, saki says that they're not going to be made. but at the same time, again, in the last few hours, well that they're going to move thousands of troops into european union countries all over th

man, boss, military government has urged the u. n's highest court to dismiss a case accusing the country of genocide against its ringo minority. though the military has taken over the case from the deposed leader on san su cheap, who presented boundless arguments at the institutional court of justice in 2019. it's 5 years since thousands of people were killed and atrocities described as ethnic cleansing and those bad life, these continues here on out 0 after witness next. ah ah ah sure. like from on to school who oh. 7 yeah. 7 0. ready ready ready ah no follows, but then cajoling with all that i get when i go to the military and get this done. it's a g 36. the sign in the use doesn't allow or it ends up with a cost to ship. it looks good. yep. oh, just now bye bye. thank negative say hey ah, with didn't, didn't you, boss you start to today must be sermon or teresa, but then, you know, it is finished. the ticket that evolves mascaras, a neighbor near package of my beautiful mode. you glad it could be on your knowledge through our would to pursue, which is going to socially get him on. loo

u. s. made this case to attack his rank, which the white house claimed was creating chemical weapons claims that later turned out to be unsubstantiated. we want the latest allegations of left, not just the russian side, concerned journalist that the media conference were unimpressed by the lack of evidence. what is the evidence that you had that suggested that the russians are even planning with matt? and i mean, i'm not saying that they're not, but you just come out and say this and expect those just to believe it without you showing a shred of evidence that it's actually true. other than when i ask, or what anyone else asked what the information you said, well i just gave it to you, which was just you making a statement. we do so we do classify information only when we're confident in that information. if you doubt, if you doubt the credibility of the u. s. government, of the british government, of other governments and want to find solace and information that the russians are putting out. that is, that is for you to do what we now have us intelligence officials who are coming forward and

u. k. as links to the kremlin or to corruption. and in 48 cases of russian, money laundering more than 2000 companies are registered to the u. k. or it's offshore tax havens like the british virgin islands. these cases involve more than a $111000000000.00 worth of funds were been judah is from the atlantic councils. europe center. he says, sanctions will be a blow to russia, but they wouldn't be crippling in a london global financial sense. unfortunately, the united kingdom and its overseas territories have become a center of money laundering over the last few decades. this principally takes place for anonymous shell companies and especially through money laundering for residential property, which has been a really widely seen phenomenon in london. a would be a significant hit to the russian economy. if russia's leading companies were unable to access debt or financing in the city of london or the western financial censors bart's it would be less of a hit than if this met, kind of measure had been undertaken when russian aggression on ukraine bega

u. s. present is going to make the case of this is about defending democracy and american values to get the feeling. kimberly, because you and i year ago had lots and lots of conversations on this program when it was candidate bitin. and it was interesting because as a democratic presidential candidate, he was kind of on the same page as donald trump in one regard. and it was this, it was, i'm not going to get sucked into big, foreign crises, thousands of miles away for no good reason. and he, we all, he's getting sucked into it, whether he likes it or not. he's, he's the guy that people go to because they need to know what he's thinking, what he's planning. this is a problem for a president that is already struggling in the polls. he was largely elected for reasons that are domestic to get control of the coven pandemic that has left the american economy sputtering and still millions of americans struggling to find the kind of work that they would like. and we've also seen as a result of that, the rise in inflation as merrick is try to get their economy going again. so his poll numbers

u. s. educational institutions, such as a student who apparently egged her own dorm room door and said she was being victimized because of a race. and in another case, a muslim high school student saying she'd been targeted in a racist attack, but then later admitted she was lying. we spoke with the editor of the college fixer new sites on u. s. higher education. who told her students want the benefits in some cases of faking these kind of incidence university, there is a black female student who said that someone last racist notes on her door. she didn't send it to other people. she sent it to herself. in terms of the motivations, i'm not really sure a lot of times when the college fix is current, the stories there's the, you know, the accusation which usually turns out to be false. and then there is a pro tab and there's demands for different things from the university. you might be more funding and might be expanding or african american studies program. it might be their own center student union on campus. we often tell you when there's a allegation of attack on someone based off their race or. busy sometimes religion which we've also covered or

u. s. president. or rather in case of an invasion, in case there are rescue, jeez. and the u. s. has been clear in warning, russia against war, saying that it would only result in widespread human suffering if the window for diplomacy, the heidi is still well and truly open. it's difficult to imagine, i guess what the diplomats, what people like boris johnson, that european conversation is going across on between washington and all the european capitals. what they might come up with. because in the dim and distant past of this rumbling conflict, it's kind of diplomatic slash political standoff. you and i were having conversations at this time of day about the us secretary of state antony, blinking, sending written ideas to serve a lab for off addressing moscow's security concerns. and that aspect of the diplomacy it would seem, has gone no place. right. in fact, the u. s. continues to wait for an official response from russia. we know that russia has been demanding that ukraine not be allowed to become part of nato, and for nato forces to be rolled back away from the eastern euro

u. s. is the one to claim that a russian invasion is eminent when russia and ukraine say that's not the case, is the u. s. showing how much influence it still has? here? i have the red one brought listen. this is a total. this is almost laughable. let's put the blame more, belongs on the by new ministration. there will be no attack or invasion of ukraine . i've got sources inside of russia that tell me so, and the energy problem is not the problem from opec. why would opec want to give us more oil? it makes no sense. we have our own oil. we just don't want to go get it. we gave up to be a net export or an oil was going to $100.00 long before this conflict rose. and there's an outside chance that can make all time new highs. listen, oil goes and almost every product that we use, a good, a driving your car and delivery, which is why we have a horrible supply chain. so the, the blame squarely brought belongs and this is ministration. and those in power right now decided that this green new deal is more important than taking care of americans and making our inflation go through the roof. this is

u. s. a new case? seriously, there war words is dangerous and reckless. the rest of nato and even ukraine are much more restraint. but there's a counter debris. ukraine will be a conflict, washington in london, endlessly promot. ah, welcome back to the kaiser report, i mass kaiser time now to go to francisco chavez lea, a big coin entrepreneur who divides his time between austin, texas and mexico city of francisco. late see you great to see you again max. yeah, we are here in al zante bitcoin beach, in el salvador. it's the only story in latin america. big coin at the moment. your overall impressions? lots of love. i was lucky enough to be here in november and i, i saw you guys back about bitcoin week, but coming back i was, i was pretty excited to meet up with the local salvadorans again and just get that energy. i tweeted about it, which i almost didn't make it to to salvador. yesterday i had to deal with some issues in the airport and whatnot, but i did make it from the minute i landed nothing but loved tweets. welcome to my country. lots of follows. a

is all part of a disinformation campaign was being fought between russia and the west, and this case, the u. s. as the claim of genocide is based on lies and could be used as a pretext for that invasion. let's talk now to brett brewing. he's president of the global situation room consultancy. he previously served as director of global engagement in the white house under barack obama. he joins us from washington. bret boone welcome back to to 0. clearly to long standing competing narratives here, which one is getting the more traction around the world? well, you know, if there's that old. busy saying that a lie will travel a 100 miles before the truth has a chance to get off of the starting blocks. and i think that's what we have seen a lot of in recent years is not just russia, but other countries. other groups are able to build these very emotionally tinge stories that capture social media. and obviously, are also propagated in other fora to try and convince people that you know, everything from the sky is green all the way through to russia is not, in fact intending invading ukraine. is t

u. k. to you, case that here would consider dropping is nato membership bid. now that statement caused a firestorm back home and he has since boatright with a foreign ministry claim and he was misunderstood. what i told him that we are not a member of notes right now. and 3 word war, we are ready for many concessions, but it has nothing to do, was natal ukraine's aspirations for nato and the you are enshrined in the countries constitution? the words of the ukrainian ambassador to the you k, very impressed act that ukraine is reportedly ready to consider rejecting nato membership to brent war with russia out of context. that the same time no decision can be made against the constitution of ukraine. the idea of ukraine abandoned in his nato membership hopes appeared to get a cautious thumbs up from the u. k. the armed forces minister said london would support that, but it's something for the ukrainians to decide political unless chris bambridge gave us his views on why is such a divisive issue. the further expansion of nato breaking a promise for the expansion c

of course we're not talking about use of forces in this case, but, but the u. k. position is essentially that. yeah, we're still part of west and family and being outside the european union doesn't really change a tool that con date and condemnation of what we've been seeing. and if you look at the sanctions that they've introduced so far, they're very much in line with the early sanctions of the european union brought in as well. of course we're talking about here, the sanctions that came in after flooding pigeon recognize these separatist regions earlier in the week. the u. k. bringing in sanctions targeting a number of russian banks, but not the very largest russian banks. and also targeting some individuals that was very much in tune with what the europeans were doing as well. so. so i think it's not having such a huge effect, but of course, the fact that the u. k is no longer at the u table. does mean that it's semi detached from the discussions that are going on there. and it's certainly a source of huge regret to all of the other you a member that he lef

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and i think this is a case where the u. s. this is mostly bipartisan. there are, some democrats have come out and been critical of biden's policy that, you know, republicans have said much about it. and i think this really goes to the heart of how u. s. foreign policy. and frankly, u. k. australian foreign policy operates, cause chaos, leave, mess, leave, and don't wage on the way out. i mean this essentially what happened a little, the money to china. obviously those is deny all of that and say that they were mandated under the un resolution 1378 to do what they did to to defend the united states as the lowest. i'll stop you that more from the prolific journalist all the filmmaker co founder of declassified australia, after this break with hello, driven by tremendous shapes, banks, concur. some of those with airs, sinks. we dare to ask for what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms. race is often very dramatic, development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy wi

u. s. civil sex case. the duke of york will reportedly pay and on this little sum to charity. lest cross live now to london and speak to r t. shoddy, edward dusty, high, shadier. for months now there's been intense interest in this case, particularly as it looked like one of the queen children would end up in court. but that's not reportedly not going to happen. take us through the developments while today's announcement really has come out of the blue, because if we look at recent months, both sides said that they wanted to take this call this case to court presenter. he in fact, and his team put forward 11 points as to why he wanted to go to court. so quite a town around then that the duke of your prints on your account is accused, which is you for i have now reached an out of court settlement in principle in the civil sex claim fault in the united states. of course, as we know mister fry accuse prince andrew sexually assaulting and when she was a teenager, just 17 years of age, that's something that pri

, never alone again is why we value so much very close partnership, both within e, u, and, and nato. but in a worse case scenario, these men want to be able to defend their country without any outside help to marco peaks team have been moving through the forests for 24 hours. now they've been taking on one challenge after another and finding new positions all the while. they hear distant gunfire if called upon these units could supply around $20000.00 volunteers, they all hoped will never come to that. the blanks can quickly be switched out for live ammunition with the new data. we're definitely ready early then they head back into the woods and hope the next time they're here. it will just be for another exercise, like this one. ah, civil war has reached throughout the to gray region for over a year. tens of thousands of people are dead. millions displeased there are reports of massacres and reap. jeanette had no chance to run when 4 men came to her garden. we are not identifying her in this report and didn't know that she got a good monday, one put a gun to the air. the other one put a gun to my ribs