u. k. he is always someone who has attended and, and attended events and has supported of civil rights and, and, and social justice. and he praises community work. so there are things that he has been, he's been standing for for years. of course, this could be seen as a little nudge to the u. k. but some, apart from that so far, i think his emphasis is really rebuilding to british m relations. and so far it looks as if he's doing pretty good job at that. all right, and just so the of you as are aware, we're seeing pictures now of the blunder. stark, her lawmakers and dignitaries, gathering, waiting for king charles to start speaking. i believe there are also, some british are members of parliament, politicians in the audience. and we certainly saw a few former german presidents there waiting, and we can see now that people are starting to stand up and are we can see king charles entering the german bunder stock next to him. babel burst the speaker of under stock. and i believe she will make a

u. k. he's dubbed a political science as the youngest prime minister in modern british history. but his richie soon ox rise to power as stories as they say. this week we'll take a look at the 1st person of color to hold the prime minister ship in the u. k. all right, let's get into the m o. ah . in the fall of 2002002, the u. k was reeling from the death of their beloved queen elizabeth and skyrocketing inflation met with tumble in the market. as tori pm liz trust implemented a disastrous financial plan for britain. she resigned from her post just 6 weeks after replacing forest johnson as prime minister. so who's in 10 downing street now? none other than the man who lost to liz truss re she's soon back. now the child, the immigrants of indian heritage is heralded by the media as sort of this immigrant rags to riches fairy tale an image concocted by a team of p. r. people to downplay his immense wealth and privilege as a child of a successful dr. father and mother who was not only a pharmacist, but she owned the pharmacy chain. well healed. indeed. soon as i grew up to attend pri

u. k, he insist that he will proceed with these changes and a dual haitian jolaine citizen has pleaded guilty in a u. s. court to 3 charges over his role in the assassination of haitian president jovan alamo. eas, adolfo jar is one of the 11 defendants in the case. he acknowledged he provided money to pay for weapons, food and lodging for others. suspected in the shooting of noise in 2021 country has been struggling to coat with rising gang violence and political instability. counting the cost is next brushes. invasion of your crime has a beautiful country to apply for knighthood. membership austria, however, has shown no interest in joining the alliance. think that either you are with us or you against us. this is a very simplified way of looking at the power, the austrian foreign minister tunes to well to see i hello, i'm molly inside. this is counting the cost on al jazeera, your weekly look at the world of business and economics. this week caught between a rock and a hard place. the u. s. federal reserve has raised interest rates again to rain in inflation baths, despite the turmoil acros

u. k. he spoke to the prime minister. he spoke to the defense secretary and that his urge them to supply more weapon si, crane, and that they all seem to be on board box. what he says they need is to encourage other countries and the weights encourage all the countries as specifically the united states. because if the united states says ok, we're going to do with the others will follow suit less listening precisely about what he has to say about america's role and all this and how america dictates what they all do. britain would have other types of long arrangements, but i think they would only do this in coordination with the united states. britain is britain often fulfilled the role of a strengthening the courage of the united states, the resolve of the united states. but bridges will not change it. policy without the united states, without agreement of the united states. so the, the key decision is still in washington. this is incredible, of course, because well knew this. but when you hear william hague, say it himself

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weeks is that while nathan, yeah, whole was in fact received in italy, in germany and france and the u k. he wasn't necessarily, you know, praised as a liberal democrat on the western tradition. the news reports where that he was told wasn't again, that he should stop with his judiciary ah, transformation. and that he should stay within the tradition, the western tradition. because the united states and europe could continue to support israel as long as it maintains the appearance of re looking like a western liberal democracy. as will you and i spoke earlier. israel, of course, continues to instate a jewish, the jewish supremacy over millions of palestinians between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea, but at least it serves itself in the west as a, as a liberal democracy. what? because nathan, yahoo now wants to stay out of prison. he is made that fortune bar to bargain with the fanatics and the fascists to his right. and he is more than winning now to push forward with this judicial agenda even if it's possible and a month, as i said to stay out of prison. but at the risk of transf

u. k. he meant way, the manual micron and one of the things that they announced is that together, britain and france will be working to have a permanent narr maritime presence in the, you know, pacific region that kind of under scores that they turn the page here on. you know, the hurt feelings that resulted from the cancellation of the french ideal. not to mention the fact that both the crone i and anthony alban easy, the prime minister of australia said that that's behind them, they're know, facing forward on this. so it does seem that they really kind of turn the picture. your 2nd question know about, will france be included? look, it's a big enough lift for the 3 countries to figure out how they're going to proceed with office. but they've left the door open for other countries, potentially collaborating down the road on some of the advanced technologies that they're going to be sharing together. japan has a sing the finding interest. so to us, france, so to his new zealand in the non nucl

u. k. he meant with a manual background, and one of the things that they announced is that together, britain and france will be working to have a permanent knack maritime present in the, in the region. that kind of underscore that they turn the page here on, you know, the feeling that resulted from the cancellation of the french deal not mentioned the fact that both the crone i and anthony albany, the, the prime minister of austria really have said that, that behind them they're now facing forward on this. so it does seem that they really kind of turn the picture. your 2nd question now about wolfram included, look, it's a big enough left for the 3 countries to figure out how they're going to proceed with that they've left the door open for other countries, potentially collaborating down the road on some of the advanced technology that they're going to be sharing together, japan has the fighting interest. go to france, so to a new zealand in the non nuclear areas of that. so france is certainly

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u. k. he's got the backing of the scottish parliament. that's the easy part. but as hums, a usage settles in scotland, spurs, minister, selling his vision for the nation may be tougher at all. i've always believed that leadership is about running towards and embracing challenges rather than shying away from them. we might not be able to achieve everything we want all the time and all at once. but every day an office has an opportunity to make things a bit better than they were yesterday. just down the road from parliament, john carlo to sorta runs a fudge making business with his brother. the firms been in the family for 3 generations. john carlo would rather scotland stay in the family known as the united kingdom. and he wants the scottish government to focus on countering the hom, done by bricks it trying to make it easier for people even just to come over make it easier for businesses should be like less sanctions on things like trying to improve good stuff. other businesses, i think we suffer from these things, yusef said he's going to concentrate on thing

u k. and u. s. and he has previously been sentenced to more than 7 years of reason. after being accused of stealing from a more dover bank, western healthy show sending to origins, documents show that he is a leading leading seger in chrome. this efforts of destabilizing more dover. so this is why people are. * looking price captive for to these kind of process because it's clear that they are one served by this for russian shore party and the confirmation. now the latest us statements sad that. 9 russians in protest as the basis to overthrow the government. these kind of demonstrations take place almost every week. so everybody kind of got used to this and ignores them. right? dana hopa in a kitchen, i'll the capital of moldova, thank you so much for this. let's take a look now at some of the all the news making headlines around the world. ukraine and russia have both claimed that hundreds of their troops have been killed in the fight for back moved in the last 24 hours. russian forces and units on the criminal control paramount military, wagner, group of continued

and he spoke about the climate crisis and how important it is that these 2 countries, the u. k. and jamie worked together, but he also, and that's where his cheeky side came out to spoke about, you know, this mutual admiration for each other's cultures. and for the literature, music and, and his and you said and about that, the 2 countries you know, germans and brits have lent to laugh at each other and with each other. so all in all, and quite a heartwarming speech, i would say. now what was that speech received by germans, members of parliament, there will affect a few members of parliament who came out after the speech and lots of them thought the speech was quite emotional at times is very touching, but also quite funny. so all in all, quite a good perception and, but lots of politicians also pray is to know the signal that it sends the political signal of his visit. and it is seen as, you know, the beginning of any chapter in general, british relations following real years of disputes over bricks that negotiations. so this is a feel like a new beginning and it's being embrac

and he also said how happy he is to be able to reassert the friendship between germany and the u. k . and he can he walk us through his speech? what were the main points that he made in the start today? yes, i mean, he started or obviously emphasizing the german british ties. and by going back in history a little bit, he spoke about the historical ties between germany and, and, and the u. k. a throughout, we know, and, you know, when, but how the u. k played its part in liberating europe from the nazi regime. but also then later on when it came to the post war era and was tom a reconciliation, how his mother, a queen elizabeth, was actually the 1st monitor then the visits are germany and her made her 1st state visit to germany and that was an 11 day trip that was a long trip for a monarch. and that really sort of marked the beginning of reconciliation between the 2 countries. and, and that sort of set the stage for a his latest head, the rest of his speech really. so he then went on to speak about how am he really, it was very grateful to how germany responded to the death of his mo

u. k. and he joins me now. you all can good. have you on the show, have to ask you 1st about this visit to the room. she planned by this b, w. executive use of the workers. there appeared happy to work there and they saw no evidence of forced labor. how do you look at this given the research that you've done? oh, hi stephen. thanks for having me. i think is problematic to say that the talking to feel is in a plan shows no force labor in the region because it is quite impossible to talk to weavers freely without their fear of punishment or penalty. so i would say that the force labor schemes, in the region is huge. and even if they walk bag and plant does not imply and you force paper, but it may be exposed to force labor to eat supply chain. is it fair to say that force, labor is so widely disseminated and she john, from the research that we've seen the products made, there are almost likely to have a connection to it. that is more likely they will instead of that they won't. yes, surely because there are 3000000 of where you go

u. k and u. s. and he has previously been sentenced to more than 70 years of reason. after a being accused of stealing from a bank west or not, he shows sending to origins, documents show that he is a leading leading seger in cram this f or as of destabilizing moreover. so this is why people are looking price captive for to these kind of process because it is clear that they are once heard by this for russian shore party and the confirmation. now the latest us statements sad that. 9 russia is in protest as a basis to overthrow the government. these kind of demonstrations take place almost every week. so everybody kind of got used to this and ignores them. all right, diana papa in a kitchen, i'll the capital of moldova, thank you so much for this. let's take a look now at some of the other news making headlines around the world, or at least 3 people, including an army officer, have been killed in israel as strikes on central syria. that's according to the war monitor on the syrian observatory for human rights. it says the attack targeted an army depot, manned by irania

u. k. declared he would supply tank to the crime and also uranium in rich weapons to ukraine. i think that the west will now fight russia to the last ukrainian to the us as the way for the war to end is for russian troops to leave ukraine on ukraine . i will note that the 2 sides just said, called the purposes and principles of the un charter must be observed. an international law must be respected. well, we agree following the un charter would mean that russia should withdraw from all the territory inside ukraine. the territory of another member state of the u. n. a member that it has invaded japan as prime minister for me. okay. shita has made an unannounced visit to ukraine. he meant to president, load them as a lead sky and keith and of japan support to the country that's been battling russian forces for just over a year. the 1st time since the 2nd world war that japanese promise to visited a country during a conflict the u. s has condemned as dangerous and offensive comments from an israeli minister, who said there is no such thing as a palestinian people at a conference

u. k, he was a community activist as well. he, he as much as he still remembered advocating for tenisha. he actually worked along side here, the communities here and also were asking the british government because they have made it clear that they have certain standards when it comes to human rights. and we want these sanctions that they have per on are the dictators to put them on cases. well, you same as sanctions, would hope. i think i and sanctions would actually send a clear message to chris and his enablers that crack down on political dissent and dismantling democracy will not be ignored. we have of course, seen similar situations where british nationals of people with close affiliations, the united kingdom, ended up being released in iran most recently, of course. but that required a tremendous amount of effort. multiple foreign secretaries, multiple prime ministers came and went, do you have much faith in the british government's ability to for your father? well, the difference is with the the current situation and ten

so he started off talking about the historical ties between germany and the u. k. and he also highlighted that for his late mother, the queen, it was also an important part for her german british, the bridge. the german british relationship was also very important and for her and talking about her. he also thanked the german people for their response to her death that he was very touched by the condolences he received and seeing the brandenburg gate light up in the union jack colors. but yeah, the main part of his speech was really this focus on german british relationship. this german british relationship and the corporation between the 2 countries, especially now in the face of war in europe. he praised germany for its response to the war. he also praised germany forum support. it's been giving a ukraine and this whole and, and so this was sort of speaking about challenges to come to the western world. he spoke about how it is important to show you, nancy, and that is what gives us courage and, and sort of thrust in future really. so this, this aspect of unity fea

he actually says that he spoke to the current foreign secretary, the defense secretary, the prime minister of the u. k. and he said that they all agree that they need to arm or ukraine some more. they need to supply some more weapons, bought that they need to convince all the countries to follow shoots bought in particular, who the united states. because as he said, they are the ones that make all the key decisions when it comes to this conflict in ukraine. and he said that that is the only reason why a lot of mirrors. lensky traveled to the united states in december, because those are the people making those critical decisions. so again, we can see what is happening behind the scenes. and what's incredible is that in that clip, rory, he also mentioned how it would be ideal if there was a military coup in russia bought. he says that is highly, highly unlikely. there are of course, voices of reason out there in the united states, not man. all right, but there are some and some who are encouraging peace and returns to the negotiating table and no more supplies of weapons and that america needs to bag do

u. k declared, he would supply tanks to the crime and also you rhenium in rich weapons to ukraine . i think that the west will now fight russia to the last ukrainian. we were at the u. s. as the way for the war to end is for russian troops to leave ukraine on ukraine. i would note that the 2 sides, your said court, the purposes and principles of the un charter must be observed. an international law must be respected. well, we agree following the un charter would mean that russia should withdraw from all the territory inside ukraine of the territory of another member state of the u. n. a member that it has invaded japan's prime minister from jo casita has made an unannounced visit to ukraine. he met to president rubbermaid zalinski and keith and offered to pounds support to the country that's been battling. russian forces are just over a year, which is the 1st time since the 2nd world war that a japanese prime minister as visited a country during a conflict. u. s. has condemned as dangerous and offensive comments from an israeli minister, who said there's no such thing as a palestini

u. k. so far keeps forces of had to rely on soviet made armor. he w correspondent, mcsaunder sent this report on the cruise, keeping the old tanks running these men or farmers from the south. now they belong to the most feared units on the battlefield. the soviet era t 80 takes 3 men to operate at 40 tons and driven at speeds of up to 80 kilometers an hour. gunner basil says the tanks scare the enemy. hello, i will tell you this. as soon as they see from the drones how the tanks are coming, then all the artillery is only aimed at us. they forget about the infantry about everything. so they're afraid also, but the tanks need a lot of attention. this one is more than a decade older than the mechanic. you notice and it shows the actual really key thought, if the tank is on really uneven, groaned, it's often this part of the tracks that breaks and needs to be replaced every now and again. we also have to tighten the tracks missional. let jessica also missy. these tanks maybe old and worn down, but they're easy to repair. if the men can get the spare par

after he criticized rushes, defense ministry in the public appeal for more ammunition military analyst and former military intelligence office of frank lead, which is in the u. k. and he told me earlier what a tactical pause actually means. good afternoon, you're a tactical cause committee, a number of things. but usually what it means is you take a whole cooperation, are really slow them down to look lesson and try and determine what's going on. in this case, it seems that what's happened is that wagner, if we were to believe the, the institute for the study of war that wagner has run into serious problems and it has effectively lost the capability to proceed. for the moment. one is given to suspect that this pause as they call it, may be simply to pro, to apply pressure on the russian army. but equally, it's important to realize that wagner is not a separate unit. it is very much integrated into russian command control. and indeed, russia units help and are folded into it. so it seems what's happened here is that they've run into serious problems. they've had to stop or cease or, or slow down operations. that's what that means. okay, so how important is the

u. k. he's kind of historically been using fossil fuels so much longer. and it's important to say to, to know, yes, we need to resisting new projects like the will project in the, in the us. it's connie trying to be push 3 by the, by the ministration, who won on climate and are pushing 3 and your project, which is competing against what they were standing for. and in the u. k. as while the government also trying to push through new projects like the rose bank or failed, that this oil field alone would produce more emissions than the 20 low income countries. annual emissions combined just from one oil field. and i think the people have this idea that we need this new oil in order to get us through the transition, but with the existing fields that we already have. and i'm already exploiting from . we have more than enough oil and gas and cold to gas through this transition, as we actually don't need to be opening any more. and not sure if we need the scaling down what we already have. because one thing that this report did say is that if we do, you continue

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u. k, declared he would supply tank to the ukraine, and also uranium in rich weapons to ukraine. i think that the west will now fight russia to the last ukranian facing growing international isolation. vladimir putin is turning to president g, jumping and allies largely shaped following russian invasion of ukraine. last year . after the e. u imposed a ban on russian energy import. china stepped in, buying large quantities of tea russian oil provide in cash struct. moscow with much needed revenue. the u. s. considers china the biggest threat to its national security and fears. b. g could be exploiting rushes in battle, standing to expand its geopolitical influence. hush about bala al jazeera. the journalist tuleya ship oliver has moore from moscow. the visit all the chinese present to russia called the huge wavering tries, according to analysts is largely t to beijing, south nomination for the role of pacemaker in ukraine. patients arose that the key or resolving the company could be found during shooting paint talk with russian president. lead team page is followed by possible to

and even if he was maybe ridiculed for that in the u. k, i think in germany he struck a nerve with the environment. and the fact that he continues to do so also really highlights his, his is really an example of his dedication to the topic. and that when he is here, i mean he is not just visiting a hydrogen technologies. representatives are on our hydrogen technologies and hambrick. he's also visiting an organic farm here in berlin known as part of when a co village. and so his and yesterday night, he attended a sustainability reception at bellevue palace together with president frank. but as time maya says and hard visit is dotted with these events that are obviously have to do with the environments and sustainability. and i think that since a strong signal to outside viewers, that this is important, that's why he's attending. it's a topic close to his heart. and it's something that concerns us all. now, in general, the welcome that he has received. he and queen consult camilla, have received has been, has been very warm. but of course th

u. k, declared he would supply tanks to the ukraine, and also you reiney him in rich weapons to ukraine. i think that the west will now fight russia to the last ukranian facing growing international isolation. ladiva put in is turning to president yaeger being and allies largely shaved, following russian invasion of ukraine last year. after the e, you imposed a burn on russian and as you bought china stuffed in buying large quantities of tea russian oil provide in cash struct. moscow. with much needed revenue the u. s. considers china the biggest threat to its national security of queers. b, g could be exploiting, rushes in battle, standing to expand its geo political influence. pasha, balboa al jazeera. ah, well, let's bring in our guests now. in moscow we have saga markov. he is the director of the institute of political studies in moscow. he was also a former public spokesman for president prison in beijing is henry. here we are. one, he is founder and president of the center for china and globalization, think tank and in washington, dc is toby, gassy. she is a specialist and russia u

u. k. declared he would supply tank to the crime and also uranium in rich weapons to ukraine. i think that the west will now fight russia to the last ukrainian. we shall, we shall always respect and abide by the un charter. we will always promote peace and also promote negotiation and discussion. stands as always based on fairness and justice. we will always be on the side of peace and we are always on the side of dialogue. we are always on the side of his dark venus and justice. lead out 0, senior political analyst model on the shower said this press conference was a key moment and rushes relationship with china. this is a hugely important press conference in the sense that present she has just come to the rescue of president putin. and i think china now has embraced russia, but in a way that's not just kind of friendly. it has a held it so close to his chest that i'm not sure person poodle is going to be able to breathe pretty soon from the closeness on the love and endearment that china has showered russia, which means that now china will have more leverage, more strategic

u. k, declared he would supply tank to the ukraine, and also you rainy him in rich weapons to ukraine. i think that the west will now fight russia to the last ukranian chief facing growing international isolation. redeemer put in is turning to president. g. jumping and allies largely shaved, following russian invasion of ukraine last year. after the e, you imposed a ban on russian energy import. china stepped in, buying large quantities of tea russian oil provide in cash strapped moscow with much needed revenue. the u. s. considers china the biggest threat to its national security and fears. bay gee, could be exploiting, rush as in battle, standing to expand its geo political influence. hush about bella al jazeera or jealous, eula. chaper alova has more now from moscow. the visit all the chinese present to russia cause the keys re evergreen tries, according to analysts. is largely tito basing itself nomination for the role of pacemaker in ukraine. expectations arose that the key or resolving the company could be found during shooting paint talks with russian presents lead team period f