u. e. today marks 20 years since the usa and britain launched an unprovoked invasion of iraq, which would lead to tens of millions killed, wounded or displaced in was throughout the region and beyond. the iraq invasion was characterized by a new type of military strategy, shock and or defined by using of welding force to break the perceived enemies will to resist snow nature power would officially count the number of iraqi civilians killed. it's now routine across most of humanity to quote iraq at loan, afghanistan, libya, and syria nations in africa and latin america as emblematic of how the ukraine conflict today is now seen as the birth of a new world order. well, the national security strategist behind the shocking or doctrine doctor holland omen joins me for today's episode from washington. d. c is actively advised us government officials and the heads of governments around the world as well as nature strategic commanders and secretaries general. he's the current senior advisor of the atlant

u. e. today marks 20 years since the u. s. a in britain launched an unprovoked invasion of iraq, which would lead to tens of millions killed, wounded or displaced in was throughout the region and beyond. the iraq invasion was characterized by a new type of military strategy shock and or defined by using overwhelming force to break the received enemies will to resist snow nature power would officially count the number of iraqi civilians killed. it's now routine across most of humanity to quote iraq, let alone afghanistan, libya and syria nations in africa and latin america as emblematic of how the ukraine conflict today is now seen as the birth of a new world order. well, the national security strategist behind the shocking or doctrine doctor holland omen joins me for today's episode from washington. dcs actively advise us government officials and the heads of governments around the world as well as nature strategic commanders and secretaries general. he's the current senior advisor of the atlantic council chair, the kilbourne

u. e. today marks 20 years since the u. s. a in britain launched an unprovoked invasion of iraq, which would lead to tens of millions killed, wounded or displaced in wars throughout the region and beyond. the iraq invasion was characterized by a new type of military strategy shock and or defined by using of whelming, forced to break the perceived enemies, will to resist no nature power would officially count the number of iraqi civilians killed. it's now routine across most of humanity to quote iraq loan, afghanistan, libya, and syria nations in africa and latin america as emblematic of how the ukraine conflict today is now seen as the birth of a new world order. well, the national security strategist behind the shocking or doctrine doctor holland omen joins me for today's episode from washington. dcs, actively advised u. s. government officials and the heads of governments around the world as well as nature strategic command is and secretaries general. he's the current senior advisor of the atlantic council chair, the kilbour

u. e. in today's very special episode were joined by the democratically elected 22nd prime minister of pakistan. imran khan, overthrown one year ago as sensibly by the country's national assembly. since he was overthrown, he has been shot as well as charged with dozens of crimes from corruption to terrorism, with attempts made to arrest and assassinate him. we must tell you that if you're watching this broadcast on saturday, this episode was filmed on wednesday. the 22nd of march 2023, former prime minister and chair, or the pakistan to regain self party. iran gone, joins me now from law capital of fundraiser province. his son. thank you so much. i am on for coming on the show. it's been so long since i interviewed you lost in, in london. when you wanted to be prime minister since then, you've been overthrown. you've been shot and injured. your family has been targeted . our real are the assassination plot against you. right now as we speak. b as a solution. broad sir, unfortunately our rail, the dim john, me when i was very lucky, i'm lucky to be alive when she put it in my legs. i was wanting

u. k. e u relations that optimism wins the day. so this was a rare moment, a smile that said a deal had been done. today's agreement delivers smooth flowing trade within the whole united kingdom protects northern islands place and our union and safeguards sovereignty for the people of northern ireland. the e used chief executive hailed a new honesty in the relationship and spoke of her pride in the so named winds of framework. updating the original northern ireland protocol that governs post breaks in trade between the u. k. and the i you, this new frame at will allow us to begin a new chapter. it provides for long lasting solutions that both of us a confident will work for all people and businesses in northern ireland. the deal provides for smooth trade between the u. k. mainland and northern ireland eliminating most checks on basic food stuffs, plants and medicines. it said to safeguard the good friday peace agreement while upholding the sovereignty of northern ireland. allowing its devolved assembly a veto of a future rules decided by brussels. a so called storm on to break, but no deal can overcome th

today. a correspondent of rosie birch out can tell us more welcome rosie. so we know the term that the e. u has agreed to send ukraine a 1000000 rounds of ammunition within the next 12 months. is more military support likely to be on today's agenda? will ukraine is top of the agenda at this summit like it has been at every summit in this building. since the full scale invasion, and now when it comes to military aid and military support, as you mentioned, e leaders are going to give a resounding rubber stamp to sign off on a plan to join the procure ammunition for you crate. and that's important for key if, because so far ukrainian forces have been firing ammunition much faster. it seems that european arms producers can produce ammunition to backfill that. and so this new plan is part of a signal to our users here in europe, that there is demand, enough demand for them to ramp up production capacity for the future. and of course, key of says that is vitally important. the winter has thawed out here in europe. spring is beginning and ukraine wants to not only defend territory, but also try to

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but this is a real sign that the e u. leaders are now having to speak really intensively and what they've done today . they weren't really planning to come to any agreements, but what they've done is laid out that positions about what's going on, bearing in mind as well. we've seen some pretty heavy and extreme news related to deutscher bank today where we're seeing some, some real concerns about about what's going on there. well, thank you so much for bringing this up to speed there. that is our correspondent jack pack in brussels. we're going to turn to the war in ukraine now, where russian and ukrainian troops are continuing to fight fierce and deadly battles in the countries east. bach motors, the city that's come to symbol, i slow moving battles at high human cost, but there is another frontline town in eastern ukraine that's also home to crucial ukrainian resistance. that city is a div car. it's one almost completely encircled by russian forces. much like back moved to the north. the city of f d fca may not look like much of the prize and battle. there simply isn't much left of it. but residen

e u. so our little, we'll see what will be the decision, the final decision today, it's about the plan a recession is about to start in about an hour, and they will see what the official decision will be. very soon, maria, cut a mazda, thank you so much. and we'd like to return now to the situation in ukraine. i'm joined by dw is ami. and as if, who is joining us from keith, i'm in the you and nuclear watchdog has called for urgent action after the most recent power outage at this upper. it's your nuclear power plant. what would that entail? so the head of the u. n's, nuclear watchdog, raphael grosse issued a statement after the power went off at this nuclear power plant, least electrical power and started running on generators. he said that every time this happens, it's a roll of the dice. and if it continues at some point, our luck will run out and he called for urgent action. he did not make clear though in that statement what he meant by urgent action. but this would probably entail some kind of negotiated deal for both sides. and don't forget that the 1st time the nuclear power plant and sepa

official reportedly saying that the ready government's actions today are endangering any potential advance and relations with the u. a. e and other arab countries. if indeed that is an accurate statement. how, how do you read that? what do you think is behind it? again, what we need to do before anything else is, you know, a 3rd party source, all you know, stating opposition on behalf of u. e. o, or presented that one of the you a see to be, let's say delivered, validated through, you know, sources such as the min. so for the 1st new aid. furthermore, when it come to the current position or express position by these ro, government, or certain ministers, i believe the outrage is not just regional butts international. we've seen the united states foreign state department call in the riley basset to, to washington and get met. you know, deliver very strong message with regard to the position with regard to the situation with the reforms of the justice system and other things. well, as you, as, as you say, there's certainly awesome external factors here that seem to be rocking the boat just a little bit. now let me, let's a

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u on the battlefields of the battle in ukraine, you saw very well that e today is not must be used.anpower, uh, a drone equipped with a certain charge. it can e hit the equipment and manpower of the enemy, so shock drones are in the internal troops units. hamon. they also have also the minister of the interior. in gold, that in 2024 a lyceum of the ministry of internal affairs in mogilev can earn, the president instructed to create specialized persons in all regions of belarus and work will be carried out in stages alexander kamovich and sergey matviychuk, another consolidated news agency will be created in belarus a detachment of the ministry of emergency situations of rescuers from all over the country to respond to global catastrophes and eliminate their consequences , the minister of emergency situations announced this. during summing up the results of the rescue mission of the bison special squad in turkey, as vadim sinyavsky noted, belarusian specialists fully coped with the task, but in the future there will be a request for such special squads. the consolidated detachment ma

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postponed for many times and all the story to bring you today the prime minister of poland and his romanian counterpart, tom taken a swipe out the e u for failing to deliver on the key points of the western back ukrainian greenfield, an oversupply, how seen prices in europe tank hitting local farmers hard in particular. here is to take a 40 contributor rachel marston. well polish prime minister, mateus mar. wiki is usually busy, browbeating germany, france and the u. s. and the rest of the west for not doing enough for ukraine. now, poland is always leading the charge and demanding higher powered weapons for ukraine, and is quick to rummage through its closet for fighter jets and tanks when it can easily replace them with better weapons. for itself, with all that defense assistance cash from washington. and it just reportedly billed the e. u. 2000000000 euros for sending hand me down. weapons that it had to ukraine. yeah. why sell for h an m? when you can get rid of it from your closet and replace it with chanel, right? it's like giving away your whole wardrobe to a friend, and then billing your parents for it. so of course, you're

today. welcome to the support, but also warned that the reconstruction costs from february's quakes could top a 100000000000 euros e u. leaders have also pledged more than a $100000000.00 euros in humanitarian assistance to effect areas in northern syria . over more now, i want to welcome louisa. anton from the united nations development program in turkey. she told me tonight from brussels. it's good to have you on the program. i'd sort of talk about the, the numbers 1st on the you ends of urgency, appeal for 1000000000 euros of aid for turkey. today we got a promises of 7000000000. would you consider that to be a success today? i think really it's, it's a good beginning is i would say in normal conditions, 7000000000 euros is a lot of money at that time where donor countries are very well strapped. they have been contributing to recovery and humanitarian needs. and ukraine and, and the other climate driven disasters around the world. but you and people as part of an assessment, supporting the government and working together with the world bank in the european union to assess the financial impact of the earthquakes i

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said that they represent the flea, ga, today, a ga that sees itself that sees its future within europe. this is why we can see some of the crowds there waving that a e u flag, and then chancing slogans of support there. now, even though she said that she could a repeal of the law, if across as her das the ruling a dream party are said to have the parliamentary majority. so it's unclear whether shall be actually able to veto that. now georgia has already been warned by the west, the garden, this legislation, for example, on tuesday, the 8th, you released the statement saying that this draft legislation is incompatible with e values and sanders. and it could have serious repercussions on the country and their relationship in the future. and of course, the united states, back in february, they also issue the statements and the u. s. department spokespersons said anyone boats and for this legislation could also jeopardize george as relationship with europe and the united states. and also let's have a look at the statements released by the u. s. embassy enjoys are basically echoing the same sentiments today's a dark day for georgia democracy parliament's a

today as well. this is a strategic transpo. the artery that connects europe to asia is the shortest route, and the government has approved a development program. u-ee sea route until the period until 2035, it is actively developing its main task is to develop infrastructure so that sea vessels can transport products for our northern regions of transit to carry out, as well as to ensure the export of products of enterprises that operate in the far north, and now i can say that over the past 3 years. the total volume of traffic along the northern sea route has already grown to 30.4 million tons. this is such a significant amount, by the way, the task is to reach the level of 80 million tons. and for this, today we are implementing, among other things, the construction of electric power nuclear-powered icebreakers in order to escort cargo here. uh, just last year, another icebreaker was introduced into operation, the two will still be united in the twentieth and twenty-sixth year and the government will decide. about the construction of the fifth or sixth such, that is , a new atomic course of the modern one will be created, and will also be develope

they represent the fleet, georgia today, a georgia that sees itself that sees a feature within europe. this is why we can see some of the crowds there, waving the e u flag chance and slogans of support. they're now even though she said that she could repeal the law for crosses her death, the ruling, the dream party are said to have the parliamentary majority. so it's unclear whether she will be actually able to veto that. now georgia has already been warned by the wes regarding this legislation, for example on tuesday that you need to statement saying that this draft legislation is incompatible with your values and sanders. and it could serious caution on the country and their relationship in the future. and of course, the united states, back in february, they also issued a statement that the us department, most persons that anyone votes and for this legislation could also jeopardize george's relationship with europe and the united states. and also let's have a look at the statements released by the u. s. embassy enjoys are basically echoing the same sense and today's a dark day for georgia. democracy parliament's advancement of these kremlin inspi

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today . and the fact is that the u. k. wants to do something fundamentally different i. e at once. and sometimes it has to be returned to front of me across the channel. and it needs to be part of the use of the regulation of some kind of similar code on that front. and that's something which is not going to relent on because you know, it can't, it can't give you a quote, the benefits of the membership without and being a member. yeah, that's what really soon acts as he'd like to achieve. certainly medium to long term, but short term. there's no sign that there'll be any movement on that drove along. thank you so much for joining us today. taking a police in germany, say, a gunman who killed 6 adults and an unborn baby at jehovah witnesses hall was a former member of that community. they say he shot dead himself or he shot himself dead as police enter the building in the northern city of hamburg. during the whole reports move our footage records. a gunman, firing many rooms inside a building where a weekly bible study meeting a pitcher hoses witnesses, was taking place outside a st

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