t and sputnik in the u. r. t is oksana. blanco says that the network has been caught in the middle of a massive information war launched by nato countries and their allies. we've got a response from meta on the issue. you are not independent media, you are a state agency of the russian government under the jurisdiction of putin responsible for war crimes. you do not publish independent reports about the statements of pollutants, politicians, your estate integrated power propaganda tool that is published in the west with the intention of broadcasting the will of the putting government in our country. you are permanently opposed to the foundations of the german press code. you can't have any claims against us. we are part right in the middle of a major information of war. and i have to tell you that nader analyst and people who work for native for a number of years now have been talking about the so called cognitive warfare reach . they saw as an alternative to a food kinetic warfare. many of the recommendations

u. s. s. r. 1945 straight after the end of world war 2. following the collapse of the u. s. s. r. the territory remained parts of russia and became an enclave of the country in europe. nevertheless, that didn't prevent the polish general from declaring the region is under russian occupation, and that was or should declare its rights to it. we discussed the current situation around the cleaning got region with serbian american journalist ned knowledge. the funniest thing about poland trying to claim clinton grant is occupied in wanting to revise borders. is that if we were revising world war 2 borders, which we do, we really want to start doing that. in 2022. poland would have to return to a good portion of its territory to germany. because modern day poland was sort of shifted to the west after world war 2. when the soviet union basically revised the results of the polish soviet war 100 years ago. it makes 0 sense for them to make territorial planes right now. and well, in general, but especially right now, i mean the whole platform of nato and the u. s. is that, you know, soverei

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nuclear power plant, wasn't apparent, attempt by ukrainian forces to blame russia for creating a b, u. r. u haul back up to sabotage group. the allegedly attacks the russian control plans overnight amid battles between the ukrainian local militia forces homes in the guns underneath the public dock holes in the crossfire crimea, efforts are being made to supply people desperately need that food. russia start supplying humanitarian aid to the city of minutes, hopeful and out the speak to some of the people on the ground until russian sentiment feed philip with song prominent western politicians, calling for christians removal and the conflict ukraine. ah you're watching the international. my name is peter scott and wherever you joining us from, welcome to the program. now as the conflicts in ukraine entered this 9th day, let's take a look at some of the latest developments. several steps have been taken to prevent further escalation of the conflicts. and the 2nd round of bilateral talks, russia and ukraine agreed to open humanitarian corridors, to ensure safe evacuation of civilians, along

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was it norwood execution of massachusetts in berlin, u r n. the same young memorial complex. it was actually tried by russian missiles, never again has been the slogan, but now looks like it doesn't mean anything that this slogan of nor war is never again. so the aggressive strength to destroy everything for once will live. i'm addressing you on behalf of alan, that a treat those who are just protecting our nation, defending our values, those fellows that are so much cherished in europe. but the possibility to be free and not to let other nations to cross on your freedoms and something that we, that we cannot defend ourselves without your leadership. who come that the over caesar stays, which turned out to be much closer to us than you. europe pins because of the swallow that has been though that you will fail to notice what is going on on the other side of a wall. let's keep on fighting in order to save our, if you might, you know, that isn't adamant german people. i'm thankful to everybody who has been supporting emily to probably chairman's colonels who have been helping u

and really, the question is, what politicians can politicians can do as this trio summit of nato e o u r g 7 is on the way at the same time you have people ukrainians who are actually returning here to here to the live, to us in ukraine. coming here from the uh, from the central station to return to ukraine because they say they can't just basically be in portland or elsewhere where they flat to as the war began. i just look on television, what's happening, but they want to help by simply returning and showing results, resistance by that. one of these are people or women are design. we met yesterday in the video, and this is her story. they escaped hora. the last trach boarding one of these trains to poland you barn 2 or 2 grandchildren took 4 days to get here from her keith. a city heavily bumped domus bleckley at home. and bela clear in the hockey region. horrible things are happening. there are bombings. dead bodies are lying around in the village for those who villages were completely destroyed. is it that a little she is listed as emily? her grandchild, 16 year old carroll doesn't k

what brought the plane down, but such investigations can take months or even years. tesla's c, e o u r mosque has hand at the 1st electric cars built at the company's new factory near berlin to their owners. the billionaire businessmen travelled to officially open a huge production facility just outside the german capital on german chance. the olaf schultz was also in attendance. the 5000000000 euro plant is the biggest investment in germany's car industry in recent history and tesla's 1st european hub . you're watching a did every news life from berlin up next, our series dock film because it is what would happen to human kind if these died out. imagine how many portions of lunch are thrown out in the world. climate change, very common story. this is my plan, the way from just one week how much will i can really get we still have time to work. i'm going all with what with ah.

u. s. military bio weapons research program in ukraine. russian officials had previously commented on the issue r u. s. correspondent can expand on the significance of the findings. we understand that there is an email that was obtained from hunter biden's laptop showing that the firm he worked with rosemont, seneca, and it contracted and apparently worked with the company of met the bio to, to set up these labs, these controversial labs. this is what is from an email that was obtained from hunter biden's laptop. as promised, i've prepared the attached memo, which provides an overview of metabolic, our engagement in ukraine, and how we can potentially leverage our team. net blacks and concepts to a said, ukraine's cultural and economic independence from russia and continued integration into western society. now the response of us leaders so far has been limited regarding the issue of the bio lab. so we have some mainstream media voices coming up and insisting, well, these are not military facilities, but then the question remain, why is the pentagon a military entity if ever, heavily involved in

the many fans were already counting down to the big kickoff next, november c, u r. o 1022 as this tournament unfolds over the coming days, it will play a key role. organize is getting ready to host the middle east's. biggest ever sporting event next year, and for the cats are national, same as they get used to playing in front of expected home crowds. now hoping to convince both the fans and themselves that they really are ready to take on the world. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm rob madison. this is the news our life from dell ha, with continuing coverage of the war in ukraine coming up in the next 60 minutes. russia keeps up and strikes on the ukrainian capital, hitting a residential building. i had of talks to end the conflict you pictures of the destruction of mario paul as ukraine announced his plans for 10 humanitarian car doors, ukraine's president renews.

meet our guest today this is their market turek, t-u-r-e-k. margaret, may i call you margaret in judge absolutely. >> now, you are a teacher, a professor of dog mattics at the santa patrick's seminary in menlo park. you taught also at the university of dallas j. yes. >> you have an m.a. in systematic theology and a doctoral degree from the university of fry porg in theology as well. >> yes. >> you're a learned scholar, experienced teacher, you're a writer. i know all of that. what you want to talk to us today is evangelization and film and art. we know what evangelization is as a catholic outreach to people about the faith. where do film and literary arts come into that? >> john, i would like to suggest that the serious screen play writer and movie tracker and novelist, fiction writer, if they're all in the business of revelation. >> okay. >> and by that, i mean that the serious screen play brighter and movie director, they apply their imagination and their talents to the task of bringing others to see. now to so more than action- packed seque

next november c, u r. o 1022. as this tournament unfolds over the coming days, it will play a key role. but organize is getting ready to host the middle east's biggest ever sporting event next year. and for the castle, national teams they get used to playing in front of expected home crowds be hoping to convince both the fans and themselves. so they really all ready to take on the world. ah, oh, oh, a russian tank is films following all in our streets and not a bowl. the southern pul city that's seen some of the worst attacks and the commonplace ah, money inside with out there is continuing coverage of the one ukraine also have the sour feeding.

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next november, c, u. r. o 1022. as this tournament unfolds over the coming days, it will play a key role. organize is getting ready to host the middle east's biggest ever sporting event next year. and for the castle. national teams like it used to playing in front of expected home crowds. bobby hoping to convince both the fans and themselves that they really are ready to take on the world. ah, russia says it'll reduce military operations around 2 ukrainian cities. but the u. s. warrens moscow, maybe reposition it's forces. ah, i'm robinson. this is al jazeera, alive from doha. also coming through all the territory will be liberated with the active support of the russian federation pro russian separatists. and don't. that's to say the move east will help their cause.

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they said to it, aided by this machine, a u. r. 77 meteor, right. the star of the shoe and said position made fun of 100 meter long mind clearing charge, packed with explosives to set off any minds in the way. carrying a passage for armoured vehicles appeared and where was the ledger? it was harder than during training. it was dark that was for there was so much shooting. we felt our vehicle warble at times from the force of a toll. it all happened so quickly like like things done. okay. it was a huge responsibility. if you have to do everything in a minute. it's hard to put into words, all the pressure and adrenalin wilson. everything depended on their success. that they failed. ukrainian troops would have had time to set off a multitude of explosive devices that they had laid over the years frozen for preferred his daughter with a difference with training as you can't fail in real combat, which you have to get the job done. you have to use everything, you have learned everything you now to the same failure as not an option much recommended. it wen

u. s. s. r o d u. s. plans to muster all nato nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949 the, the soviets acquired the own nuclear weapons. so any plan to annihilate the u. s. s . i had to be postponed indefinitely, but the idea remains the same. the united states have to be seen as the only major player in the international arena, or anyone who sold otherwise had to be wiped from the us. the soviet union itself is moved. this is a victory for democracy and freedom. these events clearly serve on national interest. george bush was, i'm good. dance of it on you one. irish v i'm. yeah, not. felicia took off his zip on and tablet laquan man was the visual of the dean, and he's in london, sound unsigned. a saucen man munsey angel. it was an annoying cl in was santos, he had to say that i completed to know jesus landis. mm. ah, united states became the indispensable country are worth exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the path for all of the country. and so it became a new i renewed justification for american aggression in the world. it was the justific

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i'll be it in different volumes among the more heavily affected and the u. r companies in eastern germany, they see their traditionally close business ties with russia under threat. the final test run, the wire being wound up hears for producing springs at close valves in industrial plants. the measurements must be precise and the surface has to be very smooth. this specialized machinery produced by the cabinet spaced company, hazel shine, can produce steel, copper, and other wires. such a machine costs up to a $1000000.00 euros, and each one is custom built for buyers. this company is a market leader, but managing director yann's kito stein doesn't know whether he can keep all his 45 employees. some top customers are in russia, but the sanctions resulting from russia's invasion of ukraine complicate business of m r 4. currently preparing a contract with several 1000000 euros over the next 2 years soon if the contract cannot be fulfilled according to the current terms, we will of course, need or have to look for alternative customers. we're going that will tak

u. s. t r office. i was the take away from that. it feels like the trade representative. catherine has really just kind of made some kind of platitudes about how hard they're going to be on china, but really with no agenda right now. exactly. the bottom administration announced that the u. s. as elevating its issues with china and in the us trade representative annual report, it promised to consider all possible tools to combat beijing practices. but it offered very few actual concrete details. so claim that china's anti competitive subsidies created an environment that is harmful towards global competition. and while the u. s. p r emphasize is laser focused on engagement. it falls short of any specific measures. and now it is also trying to claim that china is not holding onto phase one of the trade deal, but that is turning out to be a historic failure. china responded by calling on the us to remove existing terrorists and stop threatening new levies. however, the u. s has have never been adjusted and that was not conducive for ch

and the e u. r. escalating sanctions including a band from the u. s. this week on russian oil and natural gas imports. and yet s the 1000000000 casualties. ukraine continue to arrive. many are saying that the sanctions actually aren't even enough. where do you stand on that? i do think that sanctions are not enough in the sense that behavior has not changed when you put in the dominant down on the war. and initially the sanctions where a deterrent then instrument to change behavior. and now the situation is changing and the sense that put in says i will not stop, i will bomb the ukrainian cities. i will try to capture keith and change the government in ukraine even though occasionally says no, it's not my goal. but, but overall, overall, right now, the sanctions are to increase cost for russian economy for mr. podium and make sure he doesn't have enough financial resources to continue the war. now mister jim has to france, he has unhappy russians and all who are hit by the sanctions who would like to protest against the war because the war is actually

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a was locked in, b, e, u r last week, news ad and you know, the amazing, the nation also the social media. so what your response to base when you're from that was her what she was with me for the for well, it's so well known fact, we cannot hire date. and this is actually what to you have started with. i'm, it would be mean as the assurances given to the soviet authorities, as man to russian authorities, that nato would not expand eastward that term, no part over nato's military infrastructure. how would be a close said to the russian borders and on you? i would have seen what happened next. her, there were 5 for waves over nato's expansion. and each time they read through her over and they to on the plans, in the drills with have her become more purposeful, vague, targeted russia. and we have tried to draw the attention to that, but actually we unfortunately did not know where to find the unnecessary response from the west. our nature doesn't want to alleviate our concerns that it is not for nothing that i have cited. they is turnbull treaty and the se, toner agreement, and the assurance

well, several western countries and the e u r. decided in recent days that they'll be sending military equipment more military equipment to ukraine. can this still make a difference for ukraine? oh, sure. the challenge, of course, is to get that military equipment into the hands of ukraine soldiers. even if you can get it to the border, it's not a simple thing to get it into the, into the right place. but, but, you know, my assumption is that the cranes are working very hard at that. and for sure, it is evidence that the military supplies that have already been delivered in particular, antea cra, weapons, and anti tank weapons, are damaging those russian forces. i spoke to a former ukranian government official just a short while ago, and he suggested that the morale of the russian forces is declining. do you get the feeling that the hearts and minds of russian troops are really in this fight against ukraine? a very much doubt they are, my expectation is that a lot of those russian soldiers will be very surprised to find themselves in ukraine. they would have been told that they would g

you also talked about the unity between the united states and b, u r, which prior to this many had thought was, was actually going down was but said that this, this war seems to have brought the 2 sides much closer together. well, certainly, the biden administration worked hard on that even before they came into this crisis . but yes, absolutely. the united states has been sending more troops to several in nato countries. the baltic states, poland romania, in an effort to show russia, 1st of all, that it better not step into nato territory, also to reassure the allies themselves that the u. s. has their back and we'll see more of this. of course, next week when president biden joined the president of other nato countries and european union countries here in brussels for these double summits taking place next thursday. and as expected, he double down on the idea of the term nato would not provide a no fly zone over ukraine. even despite a couple of questions for from a journalist who, asking whether there were any countries like poland. doris, don't you? who were actually questioning that l

next november c, u r. o 1022. as this tournament unfolds over the coming days, it will play a key role. but organize is getting ready to host the middle east's biggest ever sporting event next year. and for the castle national teams, they get used to playing in front of expected home crowds that we hoping to convince both the fans and themselves that they really are ready to take on the world are china, m, u. s. sleep walking their way to war. in the struggle over ukraine, here's the test for president joe biden from is really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture in europe. this, your personal united states. you, sir, if you go to walking through gum at the same time, you're weekly, take on us politics and society. that's the bottom line. ah, hello, i'm charlie angela in london with the latest on the war and ukraine. air raid sirens have rung out across the country as russian troops continue their assault. the conflict is now in its 17th day and thousands of ukrainians on the attack. russian forces ha

would be extremely serious because the construction of new pipelines to redirect gas from europe to u. r. eurasia or china is not going to happen overnight. so this is not like with oil tankers that can be read, directed pretty quickly. so russia will be impacted by, you know, this decision of closing or russian gossip lighter with europe quite severely in the short term. and how urgent is russia's death situation right now, as we've heard that the risk of default on exist. so what would, how would you analyze that? well, i'm, in some respect, are those companies that hold a rushing sovereign that have been already adjusting to these complication in payments with more than 20 funds, having frozen out there for 4 years with significant russian investment. while other funds have written down the value of their russian investments significantly . so if russia default investors can, of course, claim money on their default insurance, but going sir, insurance and court is costly. so investors might be just advised to hold on to their bonds for now. i'm brushing doug default might also trigger

today also participated the g 7 meeting and of course, in different framers g 7, working with the e, u. r. a. there are different formats where nato allies address the needs and to strengthen energy security. and that reduced depends on, on law, on the, on russian or, and gas, or message to china is that they should join the rest of the world and clearly calm them ah, the brutal war against the ukraine, and not support a russia and either or with her or whether economic support or of course not with the military support. he will go to into fact ukraine, lady in the 2nd row. in general news agency inter fox ukraine. i would like to ask you if up bullish leadership would add to the table today for discussion as a proposal to send peacekeeping mission to ukraine. and if yes, oh, what kind of discussion it was, and that is a re some conclusion. thank you. as we discussed, a wide range of issues on the message is that we have to stand united and also that we need to provide support that ukraine. but at the same time, we have a responsibility thing and to ensure that this conflict do not become

u. s. p r says additional details of its trade plans in the asia pacific region will come quote in the near future. china is warning of uncertainty regarding foreign trade after exports in the us grew by 16.5 percent last year. as demand from trading partners remains up in the air during the recovery and raw material prices have risen, china's backing on more domestic consumption. but with retail sales only growing by 1.7 percent in december on an annualized basis. well, that remains in question as well. so joining us now to take a deeper look at china trade is boom bus co host christy. i are christy, i want to start with china concerns regarding trey, why is there such uncertainty surrounding external demand after trade contributed heavily to the nation's growth in 2021. i think you actually just said at foreign trade contributed heavily to the nation's growth in 2021. but that's not sustainable. given the global macros and china, given its history of being overly reliant on others and the wes

s. dollar, then u r. m, at the mercy of these sanctions countries would want to move away from this heavy handed approach by washington and try to find a solution whereby they could actually plan a fulfill to fulfill their needs in expertise in products and so on. moscow say that the shame that the international chess federation has suspended russian grand masters, their gay carrier, came from competing in their events is over his support for most goes operation in ukraine. the a 6 months suspension was announced. dr. kelly, i can sent an open letter to president putin voicing his support for russia's actions. but the international chess federation claims that such rhetoric is damaging for the reputation of the sport nicknames, the minister of defense, cardiac him became the youngest ever grand master. at the age of 12 and went on to win the world cup in 2015. he's also become the champion of several key international competitions over the years. because he, i can says he remains committed to his support

so this is going to be a tremendous strain for the e u r, but they are absolutely willing and getting ready to, to tackle this. and so it seems the they are continuing in the vein that we have seen in the past week that they're really trying to do everything possible to help her. thank you. barbara. d w corresponded barbara vessel in brussels. the crumb it has long been cracking down on independent media in russia. censoring voice is critical of the government's aims. when the war in ukraine began, authorities band media outlets from using terms like attack or invasion, or indeed war to describe what was happening. now, the latest casualty in the information waters independent radio station and echo of moscow. it says it's being closed down after being taken off air over its coverage of the war, crackling and hissing. that's all there can be heard on the frequency that radio echo must cree used to broadcast on for 30 years. it was the only national radio station, not under the control of the kremlin echoes board of directors voted to liquidate the station. after russia media watchdog