u. k. france and germany is the key way here. but how they do that is now under discussion, it's not a crack in the relationship between his role and his allies, but it's certainly something that is now in the discussion. the thanks so much him around him, or i con for us there and occupied east jerusalem. okay, well these are the latest pictures from get it, and saudi arabia, we're us secretary of site and st blinking has just arrived on who's licensed visits of the region. he will be discussing, if it's to secure a goal, is a safe spot and to boost a deliveries. okay, well for more on this, the spring in illinois, is there a senior political analyst smell on the chart? and the 1st of all on that, he's a to try and bring about a ceasefire in kaiser and boost died. what chances do you give him, of doing either of those things on this visit? why depends how sincere he is? i don't think he said it's a big time, especially to a lot, you know, with time over the past 5 months in the beginning he went in and he has that sits in order

u. k, germany in the you is pumping money in the so, so essentially the, it's not all by these b, u grinding. they've obviously hit, you know, as we saw in the last few hours they've hit the black sea fate. and so 1st of all again, um reduce some of their carriers that they have for it by 30 percent over the last year. and so they are making gains there. we've seen the attacks on the refineries as well, which will happen a harassing impact, but it doesn't look good either for, for russia. so unless yet, although they're getting into their groups, they haven't totally find it. yeah, i mean, they still have major problems. they are learning though, and getting better. as i said, i had here and out 0 america is a me to become ask is industrial power house. we'll look at how the nation is a truck to come. i can find i'm cost me sort out of school in west and, you know, with 36 people, including students were attacked by on group based in the democratic republic of congo. i'll tell you why such border attacks are owner rice the the, brought to you by visit if you're just in time for your weather

u. k, germany in the u is pumping money in the so, so essentially the, it's not old ideas vu grinding. they've obviously hit, you know, as we saw in the last few hours they've hit the black sea fate. and so 1st of all, again, i'm reduced some of their carriers that they have for it by 30 percent over the last year. and so they are making gains there. we've seen the attacks on the refineries as well, which will happen a harassing impact, but it doesn't look good either for, for russia. so unless yet, although they're getting into their groups, they haven't totally find it. yeah, i mean, they still have major problems. they are learning though and getting better. well, the reason to increase and russian attacks is pushing freshly on ukrainian medical units who are there on the front line. health workers are looking at innovative ways of helping wounded soldiers because of a correspondence of the private travel to eastern ukraine to find out not far from the front line. they don't yet region this medical cruise days, mostly hidden during the day for fear of driving attacks. it's night tim

u. k. germany and australia, they're all part of the club. and so bank the sophistic, so united nations official admitted in his words, surprise at the global inequality. what surprised us is less that the world is recovering. what did surprise us is that in its simplest form, the rebound is partial. it's incomplete, and on equal, well, let's learn a lot more about this across live to a panel of guess on the left screen. it's political on list from south to down. i cold, dark in the center screen, the global affairs on the list from nigeria, victim a high and spokes person for the fact those reformers democratic fraction far right screen is dimitri till jani. gentleman, a very well welcome to all 3 of you. it is a pleasure to have you on the tunnel, the cd to talk about this you and report, which by the way i call i'm having trouble with this you and report simply because i'm not sure about it. but then again, what for united nations are the reason you and report basically highlighting what was called surprise of the disparity between the reb

now this comes after schultz refused to make germany what he said, a part of a conflict in ukraine. also insinuating that both france and the u. k. are doing exactly that. he also affirmed that there's absolutely no way that germany would provide these tourist missiles to ukraine. go down to farm. german soldiers must a new point and in no place be linked to target's that the tar system reaches. this is a very far reaching weapon and what is being done on the part of the british and french in terms of target control and target control assistance cannot be done in germany . everyone who has dealt with the system knows that what ukraine is missing is ammunition and all possible distances, but decisively not this thing from germany. so for making a clear boundary and as to what, how far germany is willing to go for ukraine, he was slammed as not being the man for the job also accused of working as a propagandist for the kremlin. and a former, a senior m p from angela merkel is former party also said that this is an irresponsible remark. now last week, german lawmakers did call on the government want to actually deliver a further lo

u. k, germany in the u is pumping money in the so so essentially the, it's not old ideas. be great. and they've obviously hit, you know, as we saw in the last few hours they've hit the black sea fate. and so 1st of all, again, i'm with you some of their carriers that they have for it by 30 percent over the last year. and so they are making gains there. we've seen the attacks on the refineries as well, which will happen a harassing impact, but it doesn't look good either for, for russia. so unless yet, although they're getting into their groups, they haven't totally find it. yeah, i mean, they still have major problems. they are learning though and getting better. well, that's the reason to increase and russian attacks is putting pressure on ukrainian medical units on the front line. health work is now looking at innovative ways of helping wounded soldiers to recover from the pride to travel, to east and ukraine, to find out who is not far from the front line. and you don't yet region this medical cruise days, mostly hidden during the day for fear of drone attacks. it's night time th

u. k. germany in canada. a decent move like this will reduce the allegation of complicity in the eyes of the will. no, i don't think they would feeding someone before you killed them, is not an act of mercy is just the stopped and that's why we've seen the organizations and different capitals take governments to court. we saw that in the netherlands where human rights organizations sued the government to make sure that it stops supplying as well with f. 35 parts we saw now, and the cut out who are taking germany to the i. c. j. in order to stop it from the continued supply of, of military equipment and weapons at to israel, the exchange of weapons between germany and israel. when 10 folds went up, 10 folds up since october 7, that is a phenomenal ratio. considering all the concerns, all the reports, all the data available to the german government. of course, the us traditionally insulates itself from any measure of accountability internationally. so nobody can really take the americans to the i c j. but we al

u. k, germany in the u is pumping money in my um, so essentially the, it's not a whole body is being brian. and they've obviously hit, you know, as we saw in the last few hours, they've hit the black sea statements of us to call again, i'm with you some of their carriers that they have for via, by 30 percent over the last year. and so they are making gains there. we've seen the attacks on the refineries as well, which will happen to harassing impacts, but it doesn't look good either for, for russia. so i'm on russia, although they're getting into their grades, if they haven't totally found it. yeah, i mean, they still have major problems. they are learning though, i'm getting better. as you were saying, there's a lot of speculation now that that might be something of a spring offensive by russian not least because of course a lot to be approved and had such as a success in the presidential elections. recently, there was a lot of suggestion that that would give them as an extra input to us to, to push forward for those of us watching from the outside. what should we be looking for that migh

u. k. in germany. and elsewhere in the past, um, it's just that the external operations arm and the center of gravity for it has moved from syria. uh from you know, around the 2014 to 2019 time period. and over the last 5 years it's, it's moved towards the dentist and, and, uh, well, the group has been degraded within afghanistan over the last couple of years by the tolerate on. the group has been able to expand its sort of networks outside of it and, and doing these attacks and in a broader scale. and what's that based with russia as well? so one, just from the local perspective within afghanistan, the russians have been engaging with the taliban government, and i s k p is viewed as hold on is in a positive version. and then besides that, you also have other geo political factors such as russia bombing places, syria, as well as russia's wagner, forces. now the recon form african core has been fighting them within molly. and then besides that, just from an ideological perspective, just like western cou

u. k. and germany also. and that's not something that is known. uh, we're just being to europe in union and united states and need to that's all we're just puppets. and now burning has not yet given any official statements, since the audio tape was published on friday, r t editor and chase my guard just same. and i was the 1st to reveal the contents of the bombshell conversation. i don't do gaudy this audio recording speaks for itself just after i published the 1st text about it. there were a lot of skeptics and media outlets called me and wrote to me saying it couldn't be too. but it is, is the real order for german military officers restored into the german air force and discussing how to impressions, be so crimea, and how many missiles it will take 10 or 20 and how to do so that no one is aware of anything. so the chancellor sholtes could continue to claim that he's not involved in the conflict and native does not participate in the conflict. and that it's not in his backyard. they also expose the british and american partners by saying that al

u. k. and germany also, that's not something that is known. uh, we're just being to your opinion on united states and nato. that's all we're just puppets. the bridge line, cain rushes, mainland, and it's peninsula. crimea was constructed in 2018. it's one of your ups, longest bridges stretching for 19 kilometers from shore to shore. the bridge allows the free and speedy flow of guns to crimea. and is there access from the russian mainland? earlier we spoke to pier manual to me on a day of politics, expert and presidents of the international organization. you are confident. it says you leaders are panicking over germany, growing its military power again under the u. s. as watch in europe of many countries, things the suspicious of a german. it'd be coming again to mutare thorough, especially friends or of orval with both a shapell to green against russia, french on germany as different viewpoints of cutting twist. friends who would like to position he sits as we would need or a v. you may need to arise your on the so nope, off to stick weight a

u. k. in germany also, that's not something that is known. we're just being to your opinion on united states and nato. that's all. we're just puppets. the bridge thinking pushes, mainland, done it's peninsula. crimea was constructed back in 2018, just one of us longest stretching for 19 kilometers. it allows the flow of goods to come in an easy access from the russian mainland. we spoke with a host of the conservative data podcast, jo oldman, you said to delete the audio basic questions about the west to legend involvement and then those 2 pipeline exposure. i find it interesting that they, that they got called red face, and that's, or are they gonna do an investigation into whether or not they're going to supply those missiles to ukraine, or is this an investigation into the unauthorized, the planning of handing over a long range missiles to ukraine in order to shoot of the civilian bridge that the coming in bridge. i think it's a long been understood across the, across the globe. and this is a proxy we're the west is actually using ukraine

u. k. and germany also, that's not something that is known. we're just being to your opinion on united states and they to, that's all we're just habits. the bridge which links versus mainland and the crime in peninsula was constructed, but in 2018 is one of your longest stretching for 19 kilometers. and this allows the flow of goods to crimea as well as easy access from the russian mainland. we spoke with the host of the conservative daily podcast. you omen. need you carlos with the attack on the north stream pipelines. i find it interesting that they, that they got called red face, and that's, or are they gonna do an investigation into whether or not they're going to supply those missiles to ukraine, or is this an investigation into the unauthorized, the planning of handing over a long range missiles to ukraine, in order to shoot of the civilian bridge that the coming in bridge. i think it's a long been understood across the, across the globe. and this is a proxy words the west is actually using ukraine as, as a puppet there. and this just to

u. k. and germany also. and that's not something that is known. we're just being to your opinion on united states and nato. that's all we're just puppets. and now to the front line with the russian deputy prime ministers was that the recently liberated city of, of death. the deputy says there will be opportunities to be able to see it as soon as russian ground forces advance further r t correspondents, room and color of springs. as these details from the refugee center, which is sheltering locals, evacuated from that city that told them they told him their stories. this is a temporary refuge for those people who were evacuated from the town of dave kind of far away from the nets at the moment. so this temporary refugee sensor houses at least 40 different people. they are administered. the 1st aid if needed. they're fed and also the local authorities are doing everything they can. so that's vacuum . we can get their russian documents as soon as possible, which is fine. we were preparing taken our stuff, then they warned us when the car would arrive

u. k. and germany also. and that's not something that is known. we're just being to your opinion on united states and need to that's all we're just puppets. the bridge linking it, rushes mainland and the crime in peninsula was constructed at 6 years ago. it's one of the longest bridges in europe stretching 19 kilometers and is vital for supplying goods. many western powers have been pushing a war mongering rhetoric. the us, as nato will have to fight against russia if you crane is defeated. but there are still rare voices among western leaders as such as from slovakia, advocating against sending troops or weapons to keep to position is very clear from the beginning of this crisis. who says that this is crisis? no. uh any military solution. that's why after 2 years be in the, in the crises and you kind of position these even more clear than before. the weapons from the warehouse workforce east. we stopped in the package or something like 40 to you. great. because as i said, it's very clear that we will no nonsense in his folder because these escala

u. k. in germany and other parts of the west where we've seen mass protests, where we've seen major acts of civil disobedience. you have now an entire generation in the west who are completely disillusioned and who don't buy the official talking points coming from their leaders anymore. there's a major gap between the ruling and leads in places like the us 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, they 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, rape young from the amounts of arms transfer from nato countries to support the israel unpack. lincoln sai

u. k. in germany and other parts of the west where we've seen mass protests, where we've seen major acts of civil disobedience. you have now an entire generation in the west who are completely disillusioned and who don't by the official talking points coming from their leaders anymore. 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 sa

u. k. and germany also. and that's not something that is known, we're just being to your opinion on united states and need to. that's all we're just puppets, are to editor. and she has margarita assuming on was the 1st to reveal the contents of the bombshell conversation of thousands of what it says, audio recording speaks for itself. it's just after i published the 1st text about it, there were a lot of skeptics and media outlets quoted me. i'm rude to me saying it couldn't be true, but it is 5 years. is the real audio full chapman ministry offices for firing to the german air force and discussing how to bomb russia's bridge to cry, man, and how many missed cells? it will take 10 or 20 and how to do it so that no one is aware of anything. so that tells so all of sholtes could continue to claim that he's most involved in the conflict. nato does not participate in the conflict, and that it's not him his backyard. they also expose their breast to should american partners saying that we're already watching ukra

u. k. and germany also. and that's not something that is known. we're just being to your opinion on united states and need to that's all we're just puppets. so the bridge leaking versus mainland and its potential, the crimea was constructed back in 2018. now it's one of us longest, but just stretching for 19 kilometers from schultz. the full, the bridge allows the free on the speed flow of goods to crimea and easy access from the bush and mainland. form is cross live now to the host of the conservative daily podcast. jo ultman, jo, great. so have you with those? i'm letting you can, if you can simply imagine that olaf sholtes on these officials have been left red faced and somewhat hot on the call after these leaves receive now confirmed just being authentic. a sofa said it's going to be and if it's an investigation into this leak, but i guess they'll be no longer using the webex, a conference coding software to conduct sensitive conversations. you know what i find it interesting that they, that they got called red face and that, or are they gonna

u. k. and germany also. and that's not something that is known. uh, we're just being to your opinion on united states and nato. that's all we're just puppets. many had bullets in their heads, that's according to the palestinian un, and bassett, or is comments on the latest mass killing of godson's to at least 115 people reportedly died was over 760 others wounded. after an idea of assault in a crowd that was rushing for food supplies in gaza city on thursday, the subsiding footage shows that some of the victims and survivors tried to help the wounded. so they could be taken to nearby hospitals and make shift cards. hello, send you an official say the death toll is expected to rise. as many people remain in critical condition, the palestinian envoy to the un has criticized the world body for failing to condemn the latest to killing of thousands. according to the information that we have, dozens of them have bullets in that head. it's not like, you know, fighting in the sky to it is today and people, if there was a confusions and class, it was inten

u. k, france, germany initially confirmed the decision to strength and military strikes against yugoslavia. and what followed after that for more than 2 months of nato bombard bergman's motor, 2000 civilians died more than 12004. wanted against this background. all of you attempt to cover it yourself up with a procedure looking doubly hypocritical. we have many times, dick explained our position on the fact of the japanese presidency on the 25th of march did not put the issue off to the vote. no, the right to issue, not the one that explains the essence of the difference. we also regret the fact that the presidency plays a purely technical role. whereas i'm, and we know that scheduling meeting is of course there's a political responsibility on the 21st of march france, you can us, i'm opposed to putting on the agenda and traditional directly related to a mandate and agenda items, threats to international peace and security. it's my understanding that today you're proposing another similar agenda, item maintenance of international piece of security. and i don't think that anyone vendor risk

u. k. and germany also. and that's not something that is known. we're just being to your opinion on united states and nato. that's all we're just puppets. berlin has not yet given any official statements since they were here take was published on friday. i'll see auditorium chase margarete system on the on was the 1st to reveal the contents of the boat, michelle conversation, a no doubt gaudy to someone, to see that this audio recording speaks for itself. just after i published the 1st text about it, there were a lot of skeptics and media outlets called me and wrote to me saying it couldn't be too. but it is, i assure us, the real order, the full german military officers looked out into the gentleman air force and discussing how to going processed reach to crimea and how many minutes also it will take 10 or 20 and how to do so that the no one is aware of anything. so the chancellor sholtes could continue to claim that she was not involved in the conflict. and anita does not participate in the conflict, and that it's not into the backyard. this als

u. k. and germany also, that's not something that is known. this is known by russian government. and i think that the russian government is playing pretty nicely. but despite the full each explanation of uh, my chrome, i think we might, uh, we may believe that there is a, that's back have message is that we all know that officially, the french government cannot send a french troops in ukraine 1st it would be like, while the pro ration on that it has to go to french, probably, and that's my problem. doesn't have the power to do this without the vote of departments. but the backbone of it is that it would help probably some people to leg legalize, understand the need to send troops for training into your brain diluted within the printing army. as we have already seen this from the very beginning of the company . but what interest is france satisfy by supporting ukraine? a country that's not a part of the european union, a country that's not a part of nato, it would put france at risk to become involved in this military conflict of i don't understand why they are interested. we are,

u. k. in germany as well. you are asked by a tier 2 world reporter about a couple of our, our hours ago. what your thoughts on this comment was. i believe that your remark was short and non verbal. i was wondering if you could actually comments on, on how this word series of words is played out from a rush perspective. in the end, the reaction, the, i guess the, the, the, the, the building of course, that the, was in some kind of sleep on the tong, gwen present. metronome sent this when he sent that. he's subordinates right away. they just pitch then you started trying to fix this area somehow because the impression that made them the global community on the european union as well. many people in there, it started to deny that including camp chancellor shelves, but subordinates. so presidents mature on, including the new for an minister, so which and then you started saying that, wow, that's not what he actually meant. was that, i mean, and on the other hand, you can deployed troops. they are, but they will not be fighting. they are, they will be acting as instructors very so it doesn't

u. k. and germany also. and that's not something that is known. we're just being to europe in union and united states and need to that's all we're just puppets. oberlin has not yet given any official statements since the audio tape was published on friday. all the editor in chief, margarita simon young, was the 1st to reveal the contents of the bombshell conversation. why don't you go to this audio recording speaks for itself and they, i just, after i've published the 1st text about it, there were a lot of skeptics in media outlets that gave me and wrote to me. i sent it couldn't be too, but it is. here is the real estate at all for german military officers. you go into the german tours the summer and discussing how to go on precious british crimea. and how many missiles it will take us. the 10th of 20 and how to do so that no one is aware of anything. so the chancellor shoulder could continue to claim that he's not involved in the conflicts. and the native does not participate in the conflict . and that it's not in his backyard, is that all 6 sch

u. k. norway, in germany. nato has been encouraging its members to deal with this issue. they released the methodology providing guidelines and tools to calculate greenhouse gas emissions in the military. experts say it has its flaws, but it might influence colder. armed forces industry found that the defense industry manufacturers are also changing, setting net 0 targets in reporting their emissions. this could put pressure on the military to do the same. but reporting emissions of on is not enough. the military also needs to be willing to reduce them in with immediate terror officials are pushed on this. they know their priority. if we have to choose between something which is green or calm, but the effective, we have to choose the company affected solutions. so the challenge is to ensure that in the future the come, but the effective solutions, odd agreements, reducing fossil fuel dependencies the way for military is to reduce their vulnerability. this could mean among all the things replacing jet flights by drones using electric vehicles and installing renewable energ

u. k. france and germany. australia is government says it will dispute decision which could see news outlets lose millions of dollars. and fines have been imposed on tour operators and managers have a new zealand island where a volcanic eruption in 2019 killed 22 people. they were ordered to pay $7200000.00 euros in fines and reparations for safety breaches. 47 tourists and guides were killed or burned by steam and ash on white island. immigration is a key issue leading up to this year's us presidential election. there's been a surge in the legal crossings of the us border. us mexico border us present, joe biden. then his possible opponent, former president, donald trump made competing trips to the border in texas. trump met with republican governor, greg abbott. in eagle pass the center of a state, the track down was also on authorized immigrants. some 400 kilometers away, present by met with border officials in brownsville, dw corresponded pennyman alvarez gruber was in brownsville for jo biden's visit. the waiting for president bite and the head of his 2nd for the trip since taking office

u. k. france and germany, australia, as government says, it will dispute the decision which, cuz the news outlets lose millions of dollars as demand for cocaine grows to unprecedented levels in europe. so to does the danger to communities organized crime games are finding over the billions of dollars and black market money for me is now $1.00 of the countries trying to rally international authorities to coordinate efforts to interrupt international supply chains. the general louisa has got these hands full thousands of containers i loaded in the peruvian pulse of calais of every day and cocaine to be hidden in any of them. the mound in europe is increasing and such as drug smuggling. the ways is anti drug team is on daily patrol. instead about any potential suspicious containers would be game changing flooring forces. but most of those is we absolutely need an international exchange of information with only investigating authorities. so they can seize the drugs and the criminals behind the getting the knowledge due to rising demand. coca cultivation improve is doubled since 2015. the drug

but do you think this is a germany elite problem or it could, this also happened to france or the u. k, say, or even the us, it's definitely happening happening everywhere. but i think at this moment it's working very well in germany. and those narratives also connect to other narrative . so you have a, you know, this trust in the system. you will see those narratives routine very well. also with people who were against cold with vic seems like there's, there's very clear combinations between groups that just don't trust what they called the official narrative, what we would call the truth. and so yeah, this plays into it, so there's, yeah, very easy ground for those narratives to um, to grow and to stay in in german discourse. it's also important to note if there is a specific goal on one of these attacks of women, we know that russia is trying to prevent germany from delivering those stores missiles to ukraine. how big an impact at this specific attacks have on that goal as well. um, it was a huge blow, i would say to the, to the whole attempt of the west and especially of germany ha