u. n. also dealing you've had a president, sir, a manual micron having this dialogue to the very last moment with person. but and he actually mccrendon referred to stakeholders, announced that the stakeholders needing more involvement in, in the negotiation pro process. that was really, he was inferring there, that wasn't so much a stakeholder. it was a main player. that was lensky zelinski is feeling a bit better about the fact that he's had to have his own line of negotiations with, with moscow. whereas the big players have done their bit, zalinski was particularly annoyed that sir of the sanctions which have been much talked about sanctions from the u. k. from the u. s. from european union. he said, look, put him up front, you know, spell them out, get straight there with this is going to happen. boots in, if you go much further, militarily that hasn't happened having talked about and, and so on and so forth. but that's, that's 11 area of many. he wants to know. he wants the cup to know the c

and they also battalion with a nationalist militia group, which russia considered to be neo nazi. and the u. n. has also accused of war crimes. meanwhile, and on verified video is circulating on low on line, apparently showing people welcoming the russian army near harker carrier as one plaza. way more similar to the ours daily lives in new horns. him on the north and viola on dirty on friday morning, kia was rocked by a series of powerful explosions. authorities claim they shot down a russian cruise missile over a residential area in the capitol boards, rushes defense ministry has denied conducting a rockies strike. unaids intern says ukraine shot down its own fight to aircraft. the debris apparently came down on an apartment building, sparking a fire and injuring 8 people. around 200 russian power troopers have seized the key . augusta mil airport's neg, key of fighting, has been ongoing for 2 days now and ended when russian paratroopers linked. so with other forces the u. s. has sanctioned leukemia. putin and the russian foreign minister said a gay love rav falling a similar decision by bri

u. n. has also been speaking about some 5000000 people, the possibility of millions of people fling fighting in ukraine internet in countries. and that means that more than a $1000000000.00 will be needed for 8 operations over the next 3 months. many people in the capital key of have been crowding into train and metro stations either trying to leave the city, or seeking shelter below ground, alexia bryan reports ah. 2 taylor and keith isnones and johnson with the train station desperate to leave the ukrainian capital soldiers for horses leaf, fired into the air to disperse the crowd. so again, with holmes, the throng, we've been trying to leave all day for the morning here. but as you can see, that unrealistic, like russian troops are edging closer with explosions, heard around the city earlier this apartment block with him or yes, hello. i was sleeping. there was a sharp explosion and i was thrown 3 meters from the room. i was in into the corridor, the glass shattered there were sounds coming from the street. i got scared and started crawling on the floor. excellent glen, co made it out ali

u. n. has also accused of war crimes. meanwhile, an verified video is circulating on line apparently showing people welcoming the russian army near handcuff. assimilated ours daily lives in new orleans him on the north with under early on friday morning here was rocked. busy by a series of powerful explosions. authorities claim they shot down a russian cruise missile over a residential area in the capitol. however, rushes defense ministry has denied conducting a rocket strike on it, says ukraine shot down its own aircraft. the debris apparently came down on an apartment building, sparking a fire and injuring 8 people. around 200 russian powers troopers have seized. the key goes to mal airfield near key of fighting had been ongoing for 2 days now and ended when the power cheapest linked up with other russian forces. the u. s. has sanctioned vladimir putin and the russian foreign minister said gay lover of falling a similar decision by britain on the european union following a television, a telephone conversation, a president biden held with a european commission president ursula underline and

there since india is also the member of non, i mean non prominent member of the u. n. a. c. it also has to take formal position on many of these developments immediately. so in the us time do i think violence, it's interesting. it's a permanent, a representative of the un yesterday he was saying, you know, he's concerned about these developments. but you know, he still did not criticize russia. so obviously india wants the strain, di escalation diplomatic dialogue. and what, in fact, many of the statements as being in mind, i think security just so you know, all concerned countries including, i believe russia as well. and the mean would in fact, every day, dimension also is about $20000.00 indians. those were the, you know, in you pain, particularly students. those are studying yet. so i think it is the kind of difficult situation in which in days and yet in want to be in this kind of situation. but it's trying to balance all these interests. professor goodson, such they are from the age of a large university. speaking to me earlier, japan of india, both members of the so cal

of the, the e u, but also to the u. n. r. in response to what is happening, what can we expect from the u. n. in terms of this or invasion, we heard from, from antonio, guitarist the un secretary general, saying that the description of peacekeepers as, as they were called, going into the country from russia, was simply, it was a perversion of that term. how can, how, how can we expect to you and response we will definitely hear more stronger words. but terry, we have to her, that just of peak. quite frank here the u. n. is kind of a toothless tiger. they can, holds a strong speeches and condemn a, the attack on a ukraine or as the, the american say here, the invasion. but quite frankly, because of the possible vito of russia or china. it's, it's, it's very difficult for them to really come up with a resolution which might be changing the course of history at this very moment. so there is not a lot to be expected from the you and other than strong words. that's by the way, one reason why, for example, the former president, don

u. s. is also a possibility, clifford can n thanks so much for joining us. now in just 25 years, china has gone from a handful to hundreds at skiers or it's but the winter olympics getting underway, reporter fabi and catch morrow went to it, went to one. take a look. one of the big game changer for skiers from beijing is this brand new bullet train link from the capital to chung thee in her bay province. if you could drive there to have a, it took you like a 3 hour for 4 hours, but you took the train fully take like wow, strongly is hosting most snow sports during the 2022 winter games and just a short ride from the station is tied to a ski resort designed by canadian planets, echosign featuring 30 slopes and surrounding an alpine style village. it open and 2015 shortly after beijing one the right to host the games. title won't host any of the olympic competitions, but it will provide accommodation to some of the 10s of thousands of visitors coming to the games. it's operators are hoping to cash in on long term growth in snow sports. it seems like a safe bet

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also in the news today, a u. n report says north korea used cyber attacks to fund its nuclear and ballistic missile program. the report indicates pyongyang stole at least $50000000.00 of crypto currency in the last 2 years. cuba is knocking 60 years since the u. s. imposed sanctions on the communist government. the world's longest running economic embargo is mostly affected every day citizens, the un estimates, the blockhead is costly on more than a $130000000000.00. hong kong, strict 0 coven strategy is facing its biggest challenge yet, as the city deals with record infections. hong kong has followed china's strategy of trying to eliminate outbreaks, as soon as they emerge. but they have been more than 2000 cases since january driven by army kron also in japan, prime minister for me. ok. she wants to double the covert booster shot program to a 1000000 doses a day by the end of the month. few than 5 percent of the japanese population have received their booster shots. but australia, reopening its borders nearly 2 y

the suspect. 42 year-old twen u n has been arrested and charged for attempted murder is also been chargedconnection to a carjacking that happened in downtown napa just feet from the blue oak school. there is where we find kron four's rob nesbitt. he's live tonight with the details. rob. grant, this is the intersection of clay and franklin street in napa where police say the suspect stole a car after the shooting. a big concern for residents here who seldom have to deal with crimes like these. >> during the morning hours, police impounded this truck on highway 29 bullet holes visible in the rear windows. according to the napa county sheriff's office, a person was shot in the head while driving along the highway. they somehow managed to call 911 andiwere transported to a hospital outside of the county where as of this afternoon, they were awaiting surgery. pretty shocking. that actually is going to happening here. christian allison moved to napa 2 years ago to get away from the crime of the bay area. it's a tourist area. it's very nice. very. >> i mean, he's also wineries. lots of things fo

now in an extremely n, i mean this is, is extremely remove. the e u has also decided to freeze the assets of president putin. and his foreign minister said k, lovegrove. now, as the a european ministers said that these extreme measures are absolutely necessary to one of these, and we're adding president putin and foreign secretary love rav to the list of sanctions. they are responsible for the deaths of innocent people in ukraine and for trampling on the international system. we, as europeans do not accept that. it's not just the e that stirring that canada, the u. k, and the u. s. of also decided to freeze their assets. however, the u. s. is going one step further than it has actually imposed a travel ban on president putin and said caleb roof falling a television, a telephone conversation, a president biden held with a european commission president ursula of underline. and an alignment with the decision by our european allies, united states will join them in sanctioning president putin and foreign minister love other members of the russian national security

other black cabinet members , including defense secretary lloyd austin and u n ambassador linda thomas greenfield. president biden alsoon and said quote our nation was founded on an idea that all of us are created equal and deserve to be treated with equal dignity. throughout our lives. it was justice marshall, who reminded us and the speech shortly before he died, and i quote america can do better because america has no choice but to do better. america has no choice but to do better. black history is american history. it is living breathing history. history we create every day. since the start of black history month at the beginning of february. the white house has held several events to mark the month significanc pioneering black americans in a display at the exec monday afternoon out there. i tell you what. i should have bought some sunscreen, roberto yesterday when i was outside is the back of my neck. little toasty there. yes i bet right and i heard you were out and about this weekend baseball baseball game got way to scrimmage. and then we had a couple basketball games and baseball practice and it was just one d

n union. while we're also seeing the closure of u air space to all our russian owned russian registered or russian controlled aircraft, as was announced by yourself on the line. we are shutting down the e u. air space for rushes. we're proposing a prohibition on our russian owned russian registered and russian controlled aircraft. these aircraft will no more be able to land in take us over fly the territory of the european union. and that includes the private jets of holly galks to the european union, continuing to take more sanctions against russia in retaliation for russia's actions in ukraine. earlier, my colleague kevin o n. a spoke to political science lecturer, john laughlin, who told us that europe's ban on our tea, raises disturbing issues and questioned nato's sabre rattling in countries outside the military block. nato is the most powerful military alliance in the history of humanity. its expenditure dwarfs that of russia, its power dwarfs that of russia. how can anyone say after these decades of natives was in yugoslavia and libya? that is not a threat to anyone, particularly when the b

the report, the authors blame our warming climate but also unprecedented levels of land clearing for agriculture. tim christ officer is from the u. n. environment program and joins us now live from givea in denmark. thank you for your time. if this report really does make a grade reading makes a grim reading, but it is also a message i hope, because we know that this is coming and we can prepare. the main message of the report is that we have to shift our entire global stands from being reactive to fi . us fighting them only when they break out to being proactive and being better prepared. yeah, i mean, how do we do that? as you say, the report calls for a diversion of funding i to would planning and prevention as opposed to keeping that money aside for actual fire responses. so how does one prevent wildfires globally, particularly when climate change is part of the problem we've developed in the report what we call a fire ready formula for planning and investment sir? right now, most government spend almost all the funding on responses to fires, which is expensive and ineffective. we advocate for a shift to about one 3rd to planni

and i think today, this is also about putting the u. n. special envoys, stephanie williams at the center of this crisis to ensure that they can bent her to their will and ensure that the road map suits their needs and the needs are quite clear. this goes back, not only in the last 12 months, but over the last 5 years since libya's last piece process in the city of scott to morocco. this is about control of the presidency. this is about control of the supreme commander of the armed forces post. it's about determining libya's post good duffy political character, and that's what this conflict has been about for several years. irrespective of when the paragraphs happened, which sectors are at the table. the central demand has always been, they removed any one in their way. and today that happens to be using someone like i'd have a shocker as merely a political tool in a larger and longer road game that they've been playing just at least 2014. ok if i understand what you're saying correctly, at least in the short term, this essentially puts a

u n c groups. lot of private groups are also out there trying to help those refugees as best they can, including some from the bay area, which will talk about a little bit later. i heard family saying it was a 48 hour drive and then a 20 hour walk and they made it into a pole and well here in the u.s. members of congress are also pushing for more to be done sanctions against russia right now they say don't go far enough. and so there. >> want to put pressure on lawmakers to do something more substantial, maybe passage of legislation that includes more aggressive sanctions, more humanitarian aid for ukraine. we have become market right now. the very latest from dc. >> good morning. ukrainian officials certainly are not getting their hopes up that russian president vladimir putin will have some sort of change of heart following this meeting. but in the meantime, there is growing pressure from not only ukraine officials, but also lawmakers here in washington for the u.s. to impose even harsher sanctions. >> as russian president vladimir continues to unleash his military on ukraine. ukrainian officials a

also coming up funding, it's miss al program with bitcoin. the u. n says that north korea's government the stolen tens of millions and digital currency to pay for its recent launches. arising death tall and wide spread damage madagascar, us eastern coast, is, had hon. bye cyclone. back to life. and i thought of the lion's war set. a goal celebrates its 1st ever africa compensation is full time. ah, a push to find a diplomatic solution to the tense situation unfolding along the border between russia and ukraine is gathering pace. german and french officials that you to beach ukrainian leaders later on monday, traveling to the east of the country. but as diplomatic efforts take shape more us troops of arrived in eastern europe to reinforce they so allies, after the russian military build up on ukraine's board up, there are growing western fears of a possible invasion. although moscow continues to deny that it has any such plans, will ukraine's president says resolving the standoff through diplomacy remains the most likely outcome from sweater husk in ea

but it also holds a v to ride. china also holds a v to ride, which is more a little bit more ambivalent and that conflict. but critics have been saying that the u. n. and especially in this conflict here, is more of a toothless tiger. what does the ukraine want from the u. n? well, it would ideally want a resolution, but if not, then at least bring that topic to the world stage. and that's what we've seen here today. ukrainian foreign minister collaborate the united nations warned of an end of the international order as we know it. and then in the united nation security, secretary general, excuse me, antonio gutierrez, one of the devastating global consequences of a full scale invasion, really unseen in many years is what he said. but then again, also we need to keep in mind that it needs a resolution here and one that we don't have and very unlikely that we're going to see one. and what is russia saying? well, russia has delivered a very contentious appearance here today with the russian ambassador vasily in. 3 the bend zia, he called, or he talked about blatant genocide in the don best region, something that the german chancellor will of short a

there's also fierce fighting and several other cities rushes military claim this season, airports 10 kilometers outside the u. n. refugee agency. the violence has displaced a 100000 ukranian so far with more families streaming to the polish border. and are simmons isn't kiev, where he's been talking to a ukranian family seeking safety in one of the bomb shelters. svetlana? i'm out a 0 english. can i ask you a just how? no, just can i get my microphone in the better place least. i'm just how are you coping with this situation? ah, but have to cope so, but really we are struggling by getting stuck in here. that's the thing that we can count. escape at the moment. we're just trapped to be honest. and what do you think about the, the whole invasion of the the way look, sir. i got in my putin as for hagen. i was just terrible. it's just not on the on appropriate any sybil last along with them. and, and what a body of use towards vladimir putin in the sort of things that he's doing and saying, i said again, what about vladimir putin? what do you think about what he's doing and saying just most aligned to the russians

u. n says north korea's government and stolen tens of millions and digital currency to pay for recent launches. also, australia puts the welcoming mat out to tourists after nearly 2 years, but it must be double vaccine. ah. troops and tanks on the border. but right now it's about the diplomacy. when it comes to ukraine. i try to avoid what the west fee as, as a possible russian invasion 3 prongs at the moment 1st. ah, the german chancellor, the new german johnson. vague, all of schultz, he is going to washington to meet you as president joe biden, the french president emanuel micron. he is in moscow for one on one discussions with russia's vladimir putin and is also the e u commission president us devante launch has been hosting the polish president, andre duda, poland. of course, one of several european countries where u. s. troop reinforcements have been sent to faults to nato's eastern flank, as the russian forces remained massing at the border. okay, dosage, barry, keeping an eye on everything from moscow for as i dosa diplomacy, 1st, civil and emanuel micron, one on one with a vladimir person.

u. n. refugee agency says 368000 people have fled ukraine, more than 100, thousands of headed to neighboring. poland also is expecting up to 5000000 people to arrive on the coming weeks. those are your headlines. the news continues here, after inside story will keep you all across the developments out of the crane. when we come back, we'll see you soon. on counting the cost, argentina turns to the only method arresting the dumpster from really all that hard to finance and stability pumping passion to fossil fuels. will bank ever quit bundling policing muscles and the poor thirsty town? how a farm is happening to water shortage? counting the cost on al jazeera, russia invade ukraine, and the response from the rest of the world, sanctions and condemnation ukraine's president says that's not good enough. so what can be done to stop this war? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammer, jim, job rushes, invasion of ukraine is the biggest threat to peace in europe since world war 2. but the international response so far has been called weak and ineffective. at the united nations secu

u. n. is scaling up its humanitarian efforts in ukraine. he says the protection of civilians must be the top priority garage also. robert repeated his coal for russia to immediately pull back his troops. the decisions of the coming days we'll shape old walls and directly affect the lives of millions upon millions of people in line with a chart that it's not too late to save these generation from the skirts of what we need. peace, one country watching the invasion anxiously is georgia, which russia invaded in 2000 to date people in rallying to denounce moscow in the capital. i'll just robin of rusty a walker is that freedom square in sibley see tonight completely occupied by thousands of georgia and also many people from approve. there are many ukrainians living in c, p. c. many ukrainian experts they've come out to show that discussed at the invasion that has been taking place in ukraine in the morning. i was feeling desperate. it is horrible. we don't need more in the 21st century. ukraine done need put him in ukraine. so please leave georgians and ukrainians. really consider themselves brothers and sisters. you

there is also fierce fighting in several other cities. brussels military claim to seize an airport until auditors outside of u. n. refugee agency says the violence has displaced a 100000 ukranian so far with more families streaming to the polish border. and are simmons isn't here where he's been talking to a ukranian family seeking safety in one of the bomb shelters. svetlana? yes. hi. i'm out a 0 english. can i ask you a just how? no, just can i get my microphone in the better place? i'm just how are you coping with this situation? ah, but have to cope too, but really we are struggling by getting stuck in here. that's the thing that we can kind of cape at the moment. we're just trying to be honest. and what do you think about the, the whole invasion of the, the way, look, sir, talk to my bruton is beholden us is just terrible. it's just not on the, on the propre any sybil lost or whatever and, and what a body of use towards vladimir putin in the sort of things that he's doing and say, i said again, what about vladimir putin? what do you think about what he's doing and saying just most aligned to the russians. i

u. n does. that's what the o. s. e, the organization for security and cooperation in europe is therefore he is throwing around labels will also, in the midst of an information will already ok, you, you told about western countries standing your shoulders shoulder topsy. actually, we have germany, the united, everyone saying they're standing side by side with you, cried. yet vitamin brewton still does as he pleases it, just look like he's just been in the mall. while this is a great frustration on the ukraine inside of me as a lensky, the ukranian president wasn't me security conference. i heard him in the room over the weekend. he said, thanks for all that support. but really what he needs is security guarantees. ideally, a timeline and what he meant is for nato. now there's no tons of ukraine joining nato. that wasn't any chance of ukraine join nato because it's still already has an ongoing home conflict with russia. so under the lawyer can't win. and but for now we will see very sweeping economic sanctions and let's face it, these will hurt the europeans as well. they will hurt the americans. nancy pelosi, the speaker of th

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also a head's top. diplomats from the u. s. on russia are set for talks on the true build up on ukraine's border. the u n's, most powerful body puts the pressure on a step up and you.

and also in the suburbs of kiev rushes defense ministry says the craning army is used ammunition filled with phosphorus as well as rockets internationally banned by the u. n. ukraine has not yet commented on the allegations, we will bring you the response. as soon as we get it. linelle rolling, so green that ukrainian units desperate to stop the russian army had begun the mass use of ammunition filled with phosphorus in the suburbs of kiev. in near the gosti mill airfield, where they have used 122 millimeter howitzer shells and rockets for grad installations from soviet times with the use of these munitions is prohibited by the 3rd protocol of the 1980 united nations convention on certain conventional weapons or puzzles, operational map now marks in red and blue. here are the 2 don't boss. republics. according to the board has recently recognized by russia. the russian defense ministry is announced that new ganske militia forces of retaken territory from the ukrainian army. 52 kilometers beyond the previous front line, while the next forces of advanced by 12 kilometers in other developments ukrainian military units and now said to be retreating from the b

also in the news, this monday financing, it's miss file program with bitcoin. the u. n says north korea's government has stolen tens of millions in digital currency to pay for recent launches. and 60 years of us sanctions, what if anything has changed for the people of cuba? and i'm lia harding with sports as switzerland's, b outfits, winds, the men's downhill at the winter olympics, and beijing and synagogue declares a public holiday as they beat egypt to their 1st ever africa cup of nations. title ah so much focus there has been on the troops in the tanks on the borders, but right now, at least it is all about diplomacy when it comes to ukraine and trying to avoid what the westfield is. is it possible russian invasion that's run you through it later on monday? all i've schoultz than you german chance that will make you as president joe biden . that'll be happening in washington. french president, emanuel micron. he is heading to moscow for one on one discussions with russia's vladimir putin himself and the e. u commission president o'sullivan de lion has been hosting

also important to keep in mind that for some time now the u. k. has been supplying ukraine with some heavy weapons just last month. a shipment of n law anti tank missiles systems we landed in ukraine and as early as wednesday, we actually saw another shipment of anti tank missiles systems of fall into the hands of the ukrainian military. now, while the u. k says that these are purely for defensive purposes. who knows what these weapons could be used for once they're in the hands of the ukrainian military, especially after a meeting like this one. let me while as they talk, diplomats were trying to maintain peace in moscow. british prime minister bars johnson met with the head of nato in brussels as the u. k. plans to boost its military presence in eastern europe. our teeth shot at was dusty reports. even though british officials are wanting russia to stop the cold war rhetoric, it seems the more of was, is really happening in the west between nato and indeed, boris johnson in that joint press conference earlier today, the number of russian forces is going up. the warning time for a possible attack is going down. this is probably

also important to keep in mind that for some time now the u . k has been supplying ukraine with some heavy weapons just last month, a shipment of n law, anti tank missile systems landed in ukraine and as early as wednesday, we actually saw another shipment of anti tank missile systems for fall into the hands of the ukrainian military. now while the u. k says that these are purely for defensive purposes. who knows what these weapons could be used for once they're in the hands of the ukrainian military, especially after a meeting like this one. britton's top diplomat appeared to be in need of a geography lesson during her talks with love rav reportedly confusing to russian regions with another 2 in neighboring ukraine. you do recognize russia sovereignty over the rust of foreigners regions. thank you. the united kingdom will never recognise russian sovereignty over those regions. those do have always been unquestionably part of russia. a fact that seemingly confused the case for the secretary. but despite the trust, apparently apologizing for the mistake, it sparked a wave of criticism on the internet. with many thing, it was on becoming for the

also important to keep in mind that for some time now the u . k has been supplying ukraine with some heavy weapons just last month as shipment of n law, anti tank missiles systems. what landed in ukraine and as early as wednesday, we actually saw another shipment of anti tank missile systems fall into the hands of the ukrainian military. now, while the u. k says that these are purely for defensive purposes. who knows what these weapons could be used for once they're in the hands of the ukrainian military, especially after a meeting like this one. britton's top diplomat appeared to be in need of a geography lesson during her talks with love rav reportedly confusing to russian regions with 2 in neighboring ukraine. you do recognize russia sovereignty over the rust of foreigners regions. then the united kingdom will never recognize ration sovereignty over those regions. those regions have always been unquestionably part of russia. a fact that seemingly confused of the you case of foreign secretary. but despite trust, apparently apologizing for that mistake, it sparked a wave of criticism on the internet. many saying it was unbecoming for the u. k.

also important to keep in mind that for some time now the u. k. has been supplying ukraine with some heavy weapons just last month, a shipment of n law anti tank missile systems. we landed in ukraine and as early as wednesday, we actually saw another shipment of anti tank missiles systems fall into the hands of the ukrainian military. now, while the u. k says that these are purely for defensive purposes. who knows what these weapons could be used for once they're in the hands of the ukrainian military, especially after a meeting like this, one of britain's top diplomats appeared to be in need of a geography less enduring, had talks with laughter, of reportedly confusing to russian regions. with another 2 in neighboring ukraine, you do recognize russia sovereignty over the rust of foreigners regions. don't ye? the united kingdom will never recognise russian sovereignty over those regions. while the conversation was reported, the about positions of russian troops with the british envoy demanding they be removed from ukraine, whereas the ra stove and vote on as regions have always been unquestionably positive. russia who was apparently confusing them wit

also on the agenda. welcome web reports from nairobi. the african leaders meeting their european colleagues in brussels in belgium. the e u is africa, largest trading partner, according to u. n. data. but africa's trade with china is growing. the concern, if you will, and you're not just you, but i think of it in, in the us and other african countries drifting slowly towards the towards the east particularly trade here in kenya's capital, nairobi, china's growing presence can't be missed in the 1990 this main road through the city was built by a german company, a new highways now being built in its place by chinese contractors funded by a chinese loan. it was more than a century ago that european powers scrambled to colonized most of africa here in kenya, british colonialist bill. this is an administrative center. in 1918. the things have changed. it's now an art gallery, and it was off by the new chinese bill highway. and china. is it one of the world powers who are today buying for influence? i'm so african resorted. russia held at 1st summit for africa 3 years ago. president vladimir putin for mister aiden trade deals without the conditions, often demanded by the west. be