u. member states of divided was some countries like from some back the agreement to the hilde of those like belgium, a former colonial power into con will feel obliged to oppose it. there is during united medina blocks that it needs for governmental rules to reduce reliance on china. so these quantities, protest as warranty or to use it's a normal power to end the conflict and not the bus you've subsidies. as long as they typed in the people and resources. well, the greek island of santorini has been shaken by the biggest in what is now a series of earthquakes. the state of emergency is in force. thousands of locals and tours have left under the threat of possible land slides. its intervening sits on top of a volcano which last erupt. it in 1950. going to see the latest tremors are not volcanic, but rather caused by tectonic plates. movie you're watching the news, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news. i hope to see you that the ukraine was like a stepping points. it's, you know, 5 what you into that warranty wants to finish your studies. now you have a certificate from t

however, the e u member states of divided was some countries like france back the agreement to the hilt of those like belgium, a former colonial power into con, will feel obliged to oppose it. there is during anonymity in the block that it needs for government and rules to reduce reliance on china. but these companies protest as warranty or to use it's like a normal power to end the conflict and not the bus you've subsidies. as long as they typed in the people and resources, germany is taking part in a new night to all peroration to beef up its presence in the baltic sea. it follows several incidents of damage to on the sea cables and other infrastructure since 2023. that i've been numerous occasions with telecommunications, electricity, or feelings. i've been disruptive between sweden, finland. estonia allowed to be at least to area germany. this is julia sal deli, was on both the 1st german vessel taking pots and the nature operation as it sets off into the baltic sea from the northern german coast. the crew of this german worship are preparing for a new mission. apparently they're be

plugs to limit their greenhouse gas emissions to prevent any peak emissions after 2025. several e u members ratify the agreement. but france, for example, has since pushed back it's deadline to to end the call. use the us, the world's 2nd largest emitter, 1st withdrew from the agreement in 2020, only to rejoin a year later. and since donald trump took the office, washington has announced a 2nd exit. all right, let's cross live to play the har upon universities, energy law experts, diane products, newton, a good to have you on the program with us. you're still using indonesian coal for power, despite that you use stringent attempts to reduce this dependency on fossil fuels. how to explain the contrasting rhetoric and actions. okay, uh good afternoon, right, so uh, so hold on. oh uh, allow me to expense both my, which is the ground. so that'd be fine. ready for some, but it's on the energy and it looks like the and also i'm trying to send for this one at the moment. i also focusing on the end it'll be beneficial in asia from the call for the interview, like the promo. so basically initially,

u members were hoping that they might convince president trump on the merits of solid trans atlantic alliance to navigate an ever changing geo political landscape. and they'd even offered to buy more weapons from the us as a sign of gratitude. but they weren't able to convince trump of this, where they well, it's important to remember that even the overall, the situation of the united states said that it was the way to re balance its forces more in the direction to chapter china, the western pacific. and has been bouquets also the 1st jump in ministration and other bite and about assertion what defensive to pick so. so today was the us power . these are now defending the borders and countering china. the defense secretary is serving something maybe more stark than what obama is defense. secretary said robert gauge. you said that the list, europeans do more. nato could fall into collective military or role. that's so this is the message from your secretary of state. william, if you look at the sequence of events when it comes to these calls, the past few hours trump 1st spoke to put i

u. member states. now the so called region is listed by russia as a terrorist group. how's that gardening formalities to remind me based on the information we have with what we can confirm that the people behind the organization of the rallies in slovakia are. whether any one wants to believe it or not, as we have all the necessary information, the georgia national legion amount to georgia national legion is a military organization, which is part of the ukrainian army. officially, the georgia national legion is run by ukrainian intelligence and the ministry of defense of ukraine. the georgia legion of foreign soldiers is undoubtedly trained for special tasks, primarily abroad. robot thing so survived and assess the nation to attempt lost a by approaching according inactive se, slung back pm has since asserted the opposition politicians all working with this and i'm going to over throw his government think so has long stood up against p. i was beat to join nato. he said that there is intel foreign forces have been trying to prevent a resolution. in slovakia, one of you

military known as the georgia legion of conspiring and a recent wave of anti government protest in the u member states. how's that card the formality to remind me based on the information we have, what we can confirm that the people behind the organization of the rallies in slovakia are whether any one wants to believe it or not. as we have all the necessary information to the georgia national legion amount. so georgia national legion is a military organization, which is part of the ukrainian army officially, the georgia national legion is run by ukrainian intelligence and the ministry of defense of ukraine. the georgia legion of foreign soldiers is undoubtedly trained for special tasks, primarily abroad. robert faith, so survived an assassination attempt last year by a pro ukrainian activist. the silver pm has since asserted that opposition politicians are working with is the lucy to overshadow his government. he so has long stood up against him, said to join nato. he said there is in tell that foreign forces had been trying to foment a revolution in slovakia, ukrainian man was recently detain

u members. it's going to be high and the agenda. what else is going to be on the agenda during the summer of the will? the main days of the suburbs will be saturday and sunday. that's when the heads of states will be they are right now as the minister will meetings and they are discussing the d. c. conflict that seems to be top of the agenda at the moment. some delegates, a saying there's a need, an urgent need to diffuse tensions. between the d. c and lawanda, they also talk about merging these piece processes. the lawanda process have been arrow, the process, the what is the trying to get that you need as the standard one to, to meet and a face to face tools that really want to try and get all the players involved in the deal. i see conflicts to meet including the rebels, but the d i see present is acadia, said he would not meet him. $23.00 flights of so what would take to get the 2 sides to meet the 2 presidents to meet from d. c under one to some say pressure, a lot of international pressure. for example, the d. c. we saw some b

the 191 members of the u. n, who still have an interest in protecting themselves from this madness best to recover from that paralysis stand united against this imperialist lawlessness. all like considering what she has said, how do you receive the un member states reacting to funds proposal? well, of course everybody was stunned here. and so i think again it fits into the trumpet ministration tactics in the very curious way. the u. s. foreign policy is now they're 18. so uh they haven't, they haven't been any, any initiative, any collective initiatives. so far as the u. m. platform. i know that there were individual the marshes, by the arabic states, by police, the new representative mystery of my sort. who rejected of these uh, these plans. uh, totally, but i think this, this was so beep and this seems the so on the radio. and uh, so reaching every, every possible uh, building block that, that we have constructed for many, many years. uh that there is no, not yet. it'd be the desire to react to these. i thin

u. s. currently has the biggest military of all nato members. the u. s. also has the most sophisticated equipment and intelligence. there were several military capabilities that nature only has because the united states has it tends if the us withdrawal. so it just kind of decides to be less involved in nature. this can create real, real, real, immediate issues. so why is europe and why is germany so dependent on the us for it security? guess what? it has a lot to do with history. it may 1945 nazi germany surrendered. soon after world war 2 was over was more than 60000000 debt on the battlefield. and as victims of german atrocities denazi's guilds, many millions of jews, people with disabilities, cynthia, and roma, homosexuals, and many other persecuted groups. germany was split into 4 zones of occupation controlled by the victorious allied powers. the united states, the united kingdom, france, and the soviet union. and berlin, right, in the middle of the soviets sector, was also scheduled for after the atrocities of world war 2. the allies initially deci

u. i of which norway isn't even officially a member. this is not an outcome i wished for. i wanted them to continue, and it has been important for me in the labor party to find a solution. but the central parties demands would in reality mean no to all the use new rules now and in the future. the use view isn't norway is just being selfish because hey, this is a time when everyone's supposed to be circling the drain together in the interest of unity because, well, they're supposed to hate, put in more than they liked eating and showering with hot water. we substantially reduced our dependency on russian fossil fuels in records of time. oh, gas inputs from russia went down by roughly 75 percent. and now we import from russia only 3 percent of our oil and no call at all anymore. but freedom came at a price household and businesses saw sky high energy costs and bills from many a yet to come down. so this isn't the 1st time that the use parental modeling has blown to part governments of its loyal number state servants. frank says cycling through had picked prime ministers at w

u. s. and nathan member states committed by bombing this, it'd be, and people in 1999. it was with the helps of correlation managed to accomplish it's going to create an almost completely ethnically, to a catholic relation states, the military and police operations, flash and storm, during which more than a quarter of a 1000000 subs when the door banished from their ancestral homes. celebrated as a hugely significant historical event and made a national holiday without a shred of shame or consideration for the thousands of innocent smelled people. what kind of tradition does the correlation state match up? and what kind of message does it send to future, generate a kind of mastercard, of children, women as a defenceless elderly by throwing them into a bottomless pits and burning them alive. be cold and military tradition. kind of cruel, a self against those who could not defend themselves be called a military victory. how can he make peace with someone who doesn't just justify his own crimes, but also shift the blame of his victim? should you forgive someone who has no

that's part of that coalition want to just be allowed norway's deal with the u as a non member, but also as part of the european economic area. is that it gets access to the blocks common market, including the ability to sell you its energy. on the other hand, they asked to abide by the rules. so that's a great deal until germany and europe having cut themselves off from cheap russian energy, suddenly ends up doubling all of yours. like some kind of alcohol. i get the pub at last call and driving up the cost of whatever is left of your own stash. the high and unstable electricity prices have created great uncertainty for people and the problems when the legion business and industry. for the center potty, it is crucial that we take back and national control of electricity policy. so the low and stable electricity prices again become a good for norwegian household and a competitive advantage for norwegian businesses. we say that enough is enough. this is the limit. we are doing this to change norwegian electricity policy and created a stomach where we can take steps that can give us low un

u. n. is certainly a place of a 193 member states. and we saw during the conflict and guys that in the last 1011 months, the security council has not been able to do much to stop that. never the less pressure. that is what the, the, the, the un can do with a 193 members. and clearly the vast majority of member states, shown support for the palestinians. people support the 2 state solution and clearly have over their statements over time rejected any idea of ethnic cleansing, of course. so i think it's that, that global pressure, if you will, that can really be brought to bear here at the u. n. over the coming days, weeks and really months. okay, thank you very much. we'll check in with you a little later to find out more about what the un secretary general has said. regional leaders have rejected trumps guys applying the united adventurous phase policy. news can not be denied that unavailable rights and sante, arabia has issued a strongly worded statement saying it reaffirms it on a critical rejection of any infringement of the legiti

the people who might have a stake in the discussion to be involved in this case, ukraine and members of the e. u, which have been very steadfast in supporting ukraine throughout this nearly 3 year long war of course. so the posit, uh, from uh, the defense secretary is that all the options are on the table. nothing is rule, then nothing is ruled out that there needs to be an open mind in order to find a resolution to a war that would satisfy both the ukrainians and the russians and taken to the account. both countries, uh, security and historical needs. but the fee, or as we heard alluded to their in house from a $100.00 piece, is that the ukrainians would be cut out of the discussion. that trump would have these negotiations with large mirror put in the president of russia, and then go to void a mirror, zalinski the ukrainian president and say, this is what has been negotiated. this is what you're going to accept. and it's of not a far uh, assumption to make that to the equations would not go along with that. okay, thank you. rosa. enjoy who reporting from washington d. c. robert pascal is a sen

u. s. can be very, very far. from that, he says the clearest examples of this can be seen in banking, defense. we rescue banks, they will be rescue, buys, states, member states. they wouldn't be rescued by the you acting together because the u as a whole has almost no fiscal 5 out at all. so it's really, really how in this situation to think about europe from the point of view of the economy, a multitude economy as an integrated whole for enrico letha healing this fragmentation is the central message of his report. we think that we are one as the us and as china, by the reality on too many economic issues. europe is just the geographic expedition. we're 27. and if we keep being 27, we would be, i would say the marginalized by the americans and the chinese, that is the main message. the new prides itself on for freedoms, the free movement of goods, services, capital, and people. but then recall that it says that it has been missing a 5th freedom of now is the time to set that, right? we missed the tangible, the digital routes. so the idea to launch these fees to free the visual knowledge, i do have everything related to this decision is for me from the

u. k. canada and all the major member states. they have leading positions, the ones that are too right. and they say exactly what the west needs. sure, just a cancellation of the truth is you have to not have a way to the choice to preserve, to maintain via had gemini a couple of weeks ago and see you in general assembly at to meet in dedicated to the hall across from, from state the un secretary general's meals through each ray that went to west coast because had said at the western event and he didn't mention by whom the ocean with wesley the right of it was the right domain. but i can certainly do a little didn't mention that there are lots of examples of that when not only abuse and regular regulations, but also un security council resolutions account for which i believe it's the story for everyone. as an example, like inside the constellations and security council resolution unanimously endorsed . so means cont, treatments you're off to recorded coming february, 2015. they made it impossible to stop. the war that was had bee

u. s. a. it wasn't for a member organization of on demand only bureaucrats, civil service, and foreign service running development programs in various countries in the world, in accordance with us express policy. to be a few of those people. very few of those people managing a horde of private contractors and that's the u. s. 8 of today. so frankly, is marco rubio and donald trump wanted to change that entirely. i would stay in the street in the blog because what the did was turn us aide into a fountain of complicity with intelligence services and other n g owners and quite all groups, quite as our government groups who's in tant, either known to them or unknown to them because they were infiltrated by the c, i was over throw government. how would you ride samantha power is a bit sure. she of course, was an administrator usa id after being ambassador at the u. n. veal country. i don't think samantha power knew the hassle for the i just said. in fact, there are very few people outside the government center use, or who know what the united states is doing in places like georgia, where it is now

in the wake of transactions, it talks about not only sanctioning the actual staff members of the i, c, c, u, prosecutors of the i c c. but also people who cooperate with the i c. c in the investigation and she was really official. so, you know, you're talking about the human rights activists. victim's face been wide spread global condemnation of this perceived attack on the highest criminal court in the world. experts, one trumps america. first agenda could shift to universal principles of accountability and equality before the law, with severe consequences for human rights to come. michael level l g 0 for inside story. well, the let springing all guests from new york with joined by william pace to form a convenience fee coalition for the international criminal court in geneva is kenneth ross visiting professor at princeton school for public and international affairs and the former executive director of human rights watch also in new york is david l. phillips and jumped professor at georgetown university school of foreign service. i'm a full met senior advisor to the us state department. we

u. s. defense chief rejected criticism from european members of the alliance over trump, this phone call to russian president vladimir putin. germany's defense minister was among those criticising. he expressed regret over what he calls concessions made by to russia, both side lining ukraine excesses said future funding for ukraine could be on the table during negotiations. but he praised the trump initiative, saying it was not a betrayal of ukraine. i would start by saying the, the arguments that have been made that somehow i'm coming to the table right now is making concessions, divide or putting outright that we otherwise are that the president of the united states shouldn't otherwise make. just reject that at its face. there's a reason why negotiations are happening right now. just a few weeks after president trump this morning, just press united states is vladimir put in response to strength. we have the perfect deal maker at the table from a position of strength to deal with both vladimir putin and zelinski. no one's going to get everything that they want. understanding who committ

you look at the executive order, it talks about not only sanctioning uh, the actual staff members of the i, c, c, u, prosecutors of the i c c. but also people who cooperate with the i, c. c in the investigation into is really official. so, you know, you're talking about the human rights activists, victims of those kind of people who may be shut out of the united states who may fight, who may find to who, who may be faced with penalties if they try to travel to the united states. it's, it's, you know, that could have a very, very serious, chilling impact. indeed. do you read this, jerry? this is an attempt to shield benjamin netanyahu, specifically from prosecution and, and if so, can it work as well? i mean, i think it's an, as an yahoo and go on to presumably any kind of, uh, is rarely official. and you kind of as rarely soldier, um, but uh, will it work. i don't know. i think a lot depends on uh now the allies of the united states to other western and other western countries that have so far been very supportive of israel and its efforts to adjust and to commit genocide against the palestinian pe

u . s. meeting business leaders, jewish community team members and politicians. he's monitoring the exchange from his hotel and will return sunday evening. coinciding with one israel suited withdrawal from the necessary for a door in gaza as for the agreement with her mad. now the palestinians sides, once hostages, off as free and safe and sound in a 0183 tale steam prisoners will be released. this includes several high profile figures, 54 i serve, and slide sentences. 7 will be the places abroad and over 40 will return to the will provide was bank with a joyful point here in ramallah where we are right now. last know i talk to finalize in the present release the i g, f and civil administration calls the families to be in families. members offset to be released today worded in case celebrations, saying a russ could follow. but if past exchanges on any invitation, that one so people from gathering, i'm from some a break from back to you. yeah, maria, can you bring washington into this conversation we're having here because we've all heard some pretty shocking comm

so b, u has promised that ukraine will become a member. so that would be a very important development, i think. and because that the match of the europeans is we have to pay and we're never a player, but i think that they have stayed at many times. they want to create to become a member of the you. that would be an important a starting point. but the big issue is europe's under spending, and there was never a strategy for the end of the war. it was almost like, let's just give you kind enough things to survive but not with. and this has been something that the europeans have been criticized for. there's never been really a plan to when there was just that plan to just kind of carry on and people are forgetting things and they're getting resentful of lack of pressure to energy. so i, it's a dismal experience from all points of view. there are too many negative lessons as a ukrainian journalist has pointed out that the countries will be seen my are see this as a way to, you know, just grab territory up to the words international law here. so

u. s. assistance that they have grown to depend upon a democratic members of congress who joined the congress, told me that this is harmful, not only to those people around the world, but to american interest as well. and what people in america have to understand it's doing damage to us. here it's our health. a bowl is breaking out. ok, that's a threat to us here we start with coding. how much more do we have to know about a pen demick and the threats of the? how much, what do we have to know? people are worried about immigration migration. how much this goes to solve those problems. and just basic. sure humanity, people are starving right now. now, as far as what can be done about it, this has never happened before. so there is no resistance playbook. democrats in congress are vowing a court battle, and they say they may use upcoming votes on the budget as the leverage. meanwhile, the aid workers and their supporters say there is no time to waste as more damage is being inflicted each day. this continues to jo, castro al jazeera washington. while n, as in bob warehouse workers are wanting th

other countries, but there's just too many benefits to be united states. democratic members of congress tried to enter the u. s. a. id officers as well, and were turned around by guards. this is a constitutional crisis that we are in today. what's called, what it is you on months has been tasked by president trump, to downsize the federal government and bring it in line with trumps america. first policies. the building air said without evidence on x that us a id is a quote, criminal organization, claiming trump wants to shut it down on saturday, several people with must department of government efficiency showed up here at the us. it's headquarters, demanding access to the building. to top usa security officials try to block their access to classified information. now those officials have been put on leave us and we're getting them out during trumps 1st term in office. his daughter, yvonne could trump worked with the agency to help millions of women and children in the developing world. the white house of trump is in talks with us a id officials to got the agency and merge. what's left with the us state dep

u. s. and all the european powers and nato members, all of that talking to each other and always highlighting zalinski who, you know, is, is really so totally corrupt and in up. but that's been the scenario until now. so this is to include russia is just a how do you say this is a reality? your plans good. not succeeding? like with huge coil? there be a real opportunity for is this, and what are the costs of the trump also makes it clearly, once certain control over the welfare of the strain going forward. suddenly talking about the rear or minerals, all kinds of other things. so it's fair already thinking, well, if there's a negotiation, how big of shape costs, can they extract the file? i think we're at the blue stage 3 p. but the question for the world is tense and can you trust diplomas? donald trump had all russia, and this is the pastor of the, the double across the street, har intensive. do you expect contacts between russian representatives up the conference and the europeans to be given up? there's pretty much be no dialogue for the past 3 years as well. who's really pay the cost lon

u visa. if an individual with tps has family members that are u.s.egal permanent residents, it is important to determine if there's any way they can legalize their status through their family member. as for this man living in san jose, his protected status ends in april. until then, he says he'll continue to work to provide for his family in san jose. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. thousands of unionized costco workers are set to strike at midnight unless an 11th hour agreement is reached. teamsters union represents more than 1800 costco employees nationwide, hundreds of them here in california. on january 20th, workers voted to strike if a new three year contract wasn't reached by midnight friday. that's when their current contract expires. disagreements between the two sides are over wages and benefits. there have been no updates on the negotiations, so it is unclear if the strikes would mean closure of those stores. we've got good news for some walgreens customers in the city. after saying it would close a dozen stores across san francisco. th