u. e. united arab emirates, mounting a front against iran, or whether the united states would support it or not. they are eager. they are determined, determined at adamant, if you will, in order to bring as many out of partners as possible to confront you on once a nuclear deal, the sign. and that's why this very particular summit has come after 3 other subjects. when united arab emirates strike to charm aside into leaving iran when the united arab emirates and egypt with israel met to prepare their way forward after they are on nuclear. and now we have this force meeting and the all fall under this israeli immorality attempt to find a way to create an acts of sort against iran once the nuclear site. the only problem with all of that is the palestinians. likely ukrainians. feel like they are being sacrificed at the altar of another strategic conflict. but in the case of the united states and russia, ukraine, ukraine is being occupied is really paying heavy price because of the russian occupation.

e. u and the united states. the government hasn't released the exact details of that list. but there is a number of items that include ad, things from the automotive industry to the agriculture sector. this is indirect, a retaliation to the sanctions that they are. western governments have imposed on russia. vladimir putin saying that it is an economic warfare. what they have done and the country will survive. he's a reassuring the russian public that they will find solutions to old problems and there is no need to panic. european union leaders a meeting for the final day of a summer in france. the ruled out fast tracking, ukraine's request for membership, or they are considering tougher sanctions and diplomatic innocent james base is in the sign there, paris. but the summit is being held in the hours before this summit, the host french president, emmanuel macro and the german chancellor, olaf sholtes spoke by telephone with president putin. after that call president. my cross said he was depressed and worried to day. when i look at the facts, let me lucid. the facts on the

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u. e. are lobbying against the united states, deal with iran, the nuclear deal, and they're picking ambiguous position on russia. what the u. e in israel are kind of standing behind. they can ambiguous position on russian occupation. they're totally in support of occupation of palestine, but decimal, the story. why thinking a critical position of america's diplomacy or america's iran nuclear deal? so they're hoping the arab foreign ministers in israel to pressure on the 2nd are state on easing up. we're talking about human rights because as we know, all, all these arab countries don't exactly, you know, are not accountable to their, at a public opinion. and they want great support visibility on once than you could deal the site. all right, man ron bouchard, thanks so much. how iran said government says the revival of the deal is imminent said canal and as he is a senior advisor to supreme leader, i told ali how many speaking the doha forum. he said some issues are still on result. there are other issues that has to be resolved, including guarantee dead her dear american solution would not be

e u. g. 7, and nato are all meeting. not only to send a united message to the kremlin, but to impose and strengthen penalties on russia for its attack on a sovereign nation. biden says russia should be removed from the g 20 and has you asked ukraine to attend the group's meetings. he also says his country is ready to help europe resettle $100000.00 refugees in america and provide an aid package of $1000000000.00 to europe. and by reiterated that nato is more united than ever. good was banking on nate. obey split my early conversation with him in december and early january was clear to me. he didn't think we could sustain this cohesion. nato has never, never been more united than it is today. prudent is getting exactly the opposite. what he intended to have as a consequence of going to new craig on these new correspondence, her shoulder is at the alliance headquarters and brussels. terry. good to see you. now. biden's says nato is more united than ever before. he's in europe to show his solidarity with allies, but the alliance has made it clear on

those protections would be upheld, that least ukrainian citizens lost her points with the e u, showing a united stance in its efforts to help you creating refugees, protest something, health, right, europe and around the world rushes functions in berlin, 5000 students, how their se, outside the buddhist, calling for peace. well in the bulgarian capital, sophia, people celebrated its national de holding eugene in flags aloft. demonstrations also took place in london with those rallying carrying anti war boners of trafalgar square. newsreel dozens of protest gathered as well to collect humanitarian aid for the you freely people are fleets, art cats and dogs are now abundant if they're from russia. some us pull sessions and social media users. a like a bluntly said, there are simply no innocent russians. that's as anti russian hysteria provoked by at the scenes coming out of ukraine, of course has become a new reality. eager shadonna takes off a story for us. an avalanche of sanctions is hurling down upon rush and as foreign powers. hopeful every next blow to not moscow called small or private ent

with the e u showing a united stance and its efforts to help you create in refugees. protests have been held throughout europe and run the world, rushes actions in berlin. 5 students out there say outside the vendor stud, calling for peace, while enable, gary and capital, sophia, people celebrated its national day holding ukrainian flags. demonstrations also took place in london with those rallying carrying anti war banners at trafalgar square. and in israel, dozens of protesters gathered as well to collect humanitarian aid for the ukrainian people. now despite the claims by western politicians, not the crippling sanction slammed and russia won't effect ordinary people. the international cancer specialist network unco alerts, severed old cooperation with russian doctors. i have select already with the world health organization, the list, the say list counselors are leading cause of death worldwide. unco alert is a network of colleges whose common stated goal is to ended, sees. nevertheless, a recent social media post shows they will now be helping to do not in russia. the head of the ru

that least ukrainian citizens with the e u showing the united stansen its efforts to help you creating refugees, protest in health, right? europe and around the world that rushes actions in berlin, 5000 students out there say i saw the ben dish tank calling for peace. while in the bulgarian capital, sophia, people celebrated its national de holding ukrainian flags at demonstrations, also took place in london with those at rallying carrying anti war honors, trafalgar square, and in the middle east and israel, dozens of protesters gathered as well to collect humanitarian aid for ukrainian people, athletes, arts, cats, and dogs are not a band if they are from russia. us politicians on social work users alike bluntly said, there are something, no innocent russians that says anti russian history provoked by the scenes coming out of ukraine, has become a new reality. it was that done of takes off the story. an avalanche of sanctions is hurling down upon russia and as foreign powers. hopeful every next blow to not moscow called small a private entities are also doing everything to shipping an

that least ukrainian citizens on the latter point with the e u showing a united sound sentence efforts to help you printing refugees, to hotel, being held fried to europe and around the world. that's russia's action in berlin. 5000 students out there say outside the bender, stag calling for peace, while in the bulgarian capital sophia, people celebrated its national de holding ukrainian flags. demonstrations also took place in london with those rallying carrying anti war banners at her father square . and in israel and dozens of protesters gathered as well to collect humanitarian aid for the ukrainian people. the athletes are cats and dogs are not a bond if they're from russia, some u. s. politicians on social network users are like, have bluntly said there are simply no innocent russians that says anti russian history are provoked by the seems coming out of ukraine has become well. busy a new reality, the shutdown of picks up the story for us. an avalanche of sanctions is hurling down upon russia and as foreign powers. hopeful every next glow to knock moscow called smaller private ent

e. u and the united states. the government hasn't released the exact details of that list, but there is a number of items that include and things from the automotive industry to the agriculture sector. this is indirect, at retaliation to the sanctions that they are. western governments have imposed on russia. vladimir putin saying that it is an economic warfare what they have done and the country will survive. he's a reassuring the russian public that they will find solutions to old problems and there is no need to panic. he also had a, a warning for the west because he said that if the situation gets worse, in terms of sanctions on russian goods, going into various different ports. he said, ed mainly the number one export of the this country, which is mineral fertilizers. he said that if certainly, that would be a also something that russia would stop exporting and that would have severe abs and repercussions on the global food supply and prices as well. so really not in any one's best interests to continue thi

u. e not support the united states? you know, if i were to count with our own sama been all month or, or the leadership in the amorites, i would love the gas price encourage. and i'll tell you why. because they know they see the handwriting on the wall. a $1000000000.00, for example, was spent in the united states in the last 5 years on ease electrical vehicles. they see the handwriting on the wall. the market is moving away from fossil fuels, black rock that owns as you probably are aware, half a world black rock as advised. it's investors, it's shareholders. it's companies to do the same thing. so they see they're going to have trillions and trillions of dollars of stranded assets. that is assets, they can burn assets, they can turn a cash. so they want the maximum price now for that gas and or so that's why they support that sort of thing. that's why they can't say anything about it because they want to continue to make that maximum price of that fuel and just very, really briefly on the new well daughter. these comp

think tank and for london, zachary pagan, a researcher in the e u foreign policy unit at the center for european policy studies. thanks so much for joining us today, and we really appreciate your time. peters on my have let me start with you today. so russian negotiators in istanbul have said that in order to build trust, it has been decided to decrease military activities in keith. and chair, to heave is this from your perspective, a positive sign? i mean as a fly and it may be positive, but once again, it was the trust you know, in that that, that's going to be the case. the russian federation has been less than trustworthy on these issues, even before the invasion. if you remember a few days prior to february 24th, the right hand side that it was pulling, it's the troops away from the border, then it turn it around, regroup, and hit ukraine in all its parts with a massive kind of shocked and all contain a balmy, which never really relented during this whole time, i think the situation on the ground is dictating of the applied report and somehow re established strategies, simply becau

u. e not support the united states? you know, if i were to count with our own sama but it's all money or the leadership in the amorites, i would love the gas price increase. and i'll tell you why. because they know they see the handwriting on the wall. a $1000000000.00, for example, was spent in the united states in the last 5 years on e v. 's, electrical vehicles. they see the handwriting on the wall. the market is moving away from fossil fuels. black rock that owns as you probably are aware, hassle laurel black rock as advised its investors, its shareholders is companies to do the same thing. so they see they're gonna have trillions and trillions of dollars, a stranded assets that is assets, they can burn assets we can't or in the cash. so they want the maximum price now for that gas and more. so that's why the support is sort of the and that's why they can't say anything about it because they want to continue to make that maximum price of that you just very believe briefly on the new world order these components need

e. u and the united states. the government hasn't released the exact details of that list, but there is a number of items that include and things from the automotive industry to the agriculture sector. this is indirect, a retaliation to the sanctions that they are. western governments have imposed on russia. vladimir putin saying that it is an economic warfare what they have done and the country will survive. he's a reassuring the russian public that they will find solutions to old problems and there is no need to panic. britain meanwhile, is tightening the sanction screws? adding 7 russian, all the gods to its blacklist, ravenna brum of insurance the chelsea football covers among them. the baka has this report from london. ah, 2 year old peter hardimen got his hands on the last chelsea shirt from the club shop before it closes doors. he's wearing a piece of football history. now the roman abramoff era is over. they closed the door behind us both are and so if there's really normal in the shop and you want to fa

u. e. not support the united states. you know if i were to come home with our own sama been all month or, or the leadership in the amorous. i would love the gas price encourage and i'll tell you why. because they know they see the handwriting on the wall. a $1000000000.00, for example, was spent in the united states in the last 5 years on ease electrical vehicles. they see the handwriting on the wall. the market is moving away from fossil fuels. black rock that owns as you probably are aware, half a world black rock as advised, it's investors, it's shareholders. it's companies to do the same thing. so they see they're going to have trillions and trillions of dollars, a stranded assets that is assets, they can burn assets, they can turn a cash. so they want the maximum price now for that gas and or so that's why the support is sort of thing. that's why they can't say anything about it because they want to continue to make that maximum price of that. if you just very believe briefly on the new well daughter, these componen

e. u and the united states. the government hasn't released the exact details of that list, but there is a number of the items that include and things from the automotive industry to the agriculture sector. this is in direct a retaliation to the sanctions that they are. western governments have imposed on russia. vladimir putin saying that it is an economic warfare what they have done and the country will survive. he's a reassuring the russian public that they will find solutions to old problems and there is no need to panic. talk for a short break here. when we come back us vice president campbell harris visits poland plotting nato will defend every inch of its territory on the serious escalation. claims that north korea's testing a new intercontinental ballistic missiles. his performance ah, ah, look forward to really to scully's, the with sponsored boy cutoff at ways. hello. we got some lovely spring sunshine coming into japan over the next couple of days. we have got a little bit of when the weather is wet, w

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we're already thing fuel prices rise in the e u and in the united states up the question though, for many, including myself, is, is the price of sanctions worth the cost that they will have for the rest of the world . well, as they say in russia, remember those happy pandemic times? right, so this is much bigger than cobit, this is in europe. people think about this as 1939, and then get elevated. now we have more than to meet in the few jeez, from ukraine. that's bigger than that if you'd cry because of 2015, 2016, and the expected number as of today's 5000000. this is the biggest refugee crisis in europe since 945. and on top of that, mr. podium have nuclear weapons. and so in that sense, in that sense, it's really a historic moment, which is somewhat similar and $939.00. and so a lot of countries say whatever the price of sanctions, we need to stop this graph because these aggressor is not going to be used in this india. this is true because put in a way to ukraine in 2014. and people thought, well, he's got what he want it, that's fine. he'll go back and he'll never invade us aga

e. u to the european union and to the united states would be put in jeopardy if it were to support russia. he said he made that absolutely crystal clear and that european commission president ers of ursula vander line would be delivering that message again to china in the coming days. so a press invite in i as a secretary general yeah, installed and break putting china on the spot to say, we know that russia is asking you for support. and we're telling you that's a very bad idea. now we heard from today, nathan leaders agreed to reset our turns on the fence for the longer term to face and use security reality. online. we will have substantially more forces in the eastern part of the lawrence at high year readiness, with more pre positioned equipment and supplies. in the air. we will deploy more jets and strengthen our integrated air and miss on defense. at c, we will have a carrier strike groups submarines on significant numbers of combo chips on the persistent basis. so bolstering at eastern flank there terry, what do you make of that statement? that's right. now at 1st listen, people mi

peace treaties, like egypt and jordan, to name one example later today. officials from the united states, the u. e in israel will launch the religious co existence working group to counter intolerance. and promote understanding and will help widen the circle of friendship to include other countries interested in secure and greater peace and prosperity for their own people. as we do, we have to be clear that these regional piece agreements are not a substitute for progress between palestinians and israelis. one of the issues we discussed today was how countries involved in the abraham accords and normalization, as well as those that have a longstanding diplomatic relationship with israel can support the palestinian authority in the palestinian people in concrete ways and have a positive impact on the daily lives of palestinians in the west bank and gaza. this is a conversation will carry forward so that we can work toward our goal of palestinians and israelis enjoying equal measures of freedom, security, opportunity and dignity, and create the conditions for a negotiated to state solution. finally,

the response to this crisis by the e u has so far been united and strong, but there are different views on what to do next. some like the latvian prime minister, christiane is karen's. while the sanctions extended to the energy sector, we have to not only isolate proteins, economy, but cripple the economy as quickly as we can. ukraine wants the e. u to give it fast track membership. but many leaders here believe that's a non starter. i want to focus on what we can we do of, we're a volume years lensky tonight to morrow and, and you'll, accession of ukraine is something for the long term. if at all the talks went on into the night and will continue later on friday, but it's clear ukraine is not going to get what it wanted. a fast track route to e u membership. james bayes al jazeera verse i russia says it's allowed a ukrainian repair team to restore lost power to the channel nuclear site. russian troops now control the defunct part. that was where the wild worst atomic disaster happened in 1986. and also taken over the separation nuclear plant, europe's largest bit of elements have unarm

u. s. and e e will remain united and exerting pressure on russia until the war is over. he says, of course, this comes after another day, a fierce attacks across ukraine and after global alarm following russian forces. briefly seizing these up regia nuclear site and south easton ukraine in an assault that briefly set fighter appointed building in that complex though the fire was eventually extinguished. but this comes after ominous remarks from nato sexual daniel around yen stoughton burke has said that the suffering of the cranium, people was likely to get worse in the coming days. and that there is a risk of war spreading to other parts of europe. well, in terms of the other global reaction, the un security council has held an emergency meeting on a seizing of these appreciate nuclear plant. western allies are demanding the crown and never allow an attack like that to happen again. ukraine's un ambassador said gay, dyslexia says russia's attacks threatened the entire world. we have survived denied that could have stopped the history of ukraine in europe. said the presi

the response to this crisis by the e u has so far been united and strong, but there are different views on what to do next. some like the latvian prime minister, christiane is karen's. on the sanctions extended to the energy sector. we have to not only isolate proteins, economy, but cripple the economy as quickly as we can. ukraine wants the e. u to give it fast track membership. but many leaders here believe that's a non starter. i want to focus on what we can we do have were volunteers zalinski tonight, tomorrow and, and your accession of ukraine is something for the long term. if at all, the talks went on into the night and will continue later on friday. but it's clear ukraine is not going to get what it wanted, a fast track route to e u membership. james bayes al jazeera versailles coverage continues after the break, as the, with congress approves, almost $14000000000.00 in emergency, and humanitarian, miniature, and military. adam's artful ukraine, plus julie will soon have the youngest president in its history, coming up will tell you something about the man and some color revolut

the response to this crisis by the e u has so far been united and strong, but there are different views on what to do next. some like the latvian prime minister, christiane is karen's. while the sanctions extended to the energy sector, we have to not only isolate proteins, economy, but cripple the economy as quickly as we can. ukraine wants the e u to give it fast track membership. but many leaders here believe that's a non starter. i want to focus on what we can. we do have were volunteers lensky tonight, tomorrow and, and e, u, accession of ukraine is something for the long term. and similar comments came from president mac craw, who of course, is presiding over this meeting. so i think it looks quite lightly that the ukrainians are going to be disappointed in their quest for some fast track status in terms of e membership. all right, james, by his life was there in beside. james, thank him. all right, time for a short break. going to come back and the rest of the day's news in the governing party went big in state elections, but that could be a new challenge on the horizon. things ah

the response to this crisis by the e u has so far been united and strong, but there are different views on what to do next. some like the latvian prime minister, christiane is karen's. while the sanctions extended to the energy sector, we have to not only isolate proteins, economy, but cripple the economy as quickly as we can. ukraine wants the e u to give it fast track membership. but many leaders here believe that's a non starter. i want to focus on what we can. we do have were volunteers lensky tonight, tomorrow and, and e, your accession of ukraine is something for the long term. if at all we think it slightly though, we some sort of statement on ukraine from these leaders are asked at the end of their dinner in the next hour or so. and this summit then continues on friday. thank you very much. russia's president vladimir putin says the sanctions imposed on his country will rebound against the west, driving up food and fuel prices on moscow. he says, will emerge stronger. he called the sanctions illegal and says russia will work around them, loses to new, show you of lithia with reg

u. s. and e u. the latest package was announced just a few days ago. the united states delivered $650000000.00 in military equipment to ukraine. it is more than we've ever provided to ukraine in the past. it is a significant amount of assistance that we have expedited delivery on, and we will continue to do exactly that. and we're not doing this along are ours and partners have stepped up to revise significant shipments of security assistance and will continue to help facilitate these deliveries as well. russian armor versus american missiles, ukraine, once a country, know the world's largest test site, where the u. s. and allies are duking it out with russia who's weapons and more lethal. it's a weapons buffet for the ukranian military from small arms to advanced anti tank and anti aircraft missiles. american go seem eager to make caves, every request come true. western made weapons are in such abundance. the ukrainian forces have no 2nd thoughts leaving them behind on the retreat. like a trail of breadcrumbs well and here you have the infamous american made jav

and i'll say that the united states, nato, the e, u, is not doing enough to help them fight this conflict with russia. the u. s. is maintaining a policy that does not want to come and to direct conflict with russian troops. and that is a fair assessment of that kind of direct conflict. could lead to a conflict on a more global scale across the world. but the fact that the ukrainians that we've met tell us that if they could sit across from anthony blinking, now what they would say to him is that their worlds have already come crashing down because they are currently at war with russia. jane poland is obviously played an important role for ukrainian playing the country, but also as a staging point to sending supplies. i'm wondering if you will your camera and can kind of show us a little bit about what's around you and describe the saying it's obviously very cold and very busy. what else can you show us and tell us about the area that you're in? yes, of course you make an excellent point there. the weather is becoming a factor quicker and quicker. where at about 0 degrees here, i'm gonna g