u. r. country looking at alternatives, some liquefied natural gas, for example, that can be, that can be imported from other countries, such as the u. s. or from, from cutler. but the infrastructure has to be put in place, and then there are also other countries in the u, for example, belgium that don't even have significant imports of russian guess. we're who said at the summit now that they are very hesitant. and in going further with this, with this measure, worrying about impacts us could have on the markets. so gases, or oil is really can be seen as an achievement, very difficult subjects, but gases, prov. we're not going to see that very so briefly. max. what else came out of this e u summit? so, another important issue was food security and ukraine is the bread vested the world in russia is essentially blocking exports of grain. i'm from, from ukraine to other parts, some of the poorest countries in africa and in the middle east, and the e. u was now trying to facilitate with a so called gre

so phasing it out is going to be very difficult for many countries. in the u. r. cons you're looking at alternatives, some liquefied natural gas, for example, the can be, that can be imported from other countries, such as the u. s. or from, from cutoff. but the infrastructure has to be put in place, and then there are also other countries in the u. for example, belgium. they don't even have significant imports of russian gas were we said at the summit now that they are very hesitant. and in going further with this, with this measure, worrying about impacts is could have on the markets. so gases oil is really can be seen as an achievement, very difficult subject here, but gas is prov, we're not going to see that very soon briefly. max, what else came out of this ag summit? so another important issue was food security. ukraine is the bread basket of the world in russia, essentially, blocking exports of grain. i'm from from ukraine to other port, some of the poorest countries in africa and in the middle east. and the u was now trying to facilitate with a so called g

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and me, in fact, the security of the country the moscow negotiations between the u. s. s. r. e. okay. and france had stalled because at the same time, london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire, integrity, the british greenland, a german march to the east. despite the absence of a formal agreement, hitler was given to understand that he was free to act in the east and shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory in europe today, we must principally think of russia that colossal empire in the east is ripe the dissolution cut off hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in 1925. that the real goal is to take over ukraine. had going to the east against the soviet union. that was always hit. there's real call. and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland. 2 was preparing to invade the ussr with handler, a dismemberment of russia lies of the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligence branch. but h

u. s. r t is, caleb morgan has more on countries at loggerheads with each other. taiwan is china's sensitive spot when it comes to foreign policy. and you can be sure to get a prompt and strongly worded response. when you mentioned it. may yvonne say the west, his latest modification of the fact sheet is a trick to obscure and right off the one china principal, history cannot be rewritten, the facts cannot be denied and right and wrong should not be distorted guy made. so what exactly did washington do? well, they edited their website and they removed the part about not recognizing the island as being independent of china. here's what it used to say. united states recognized the government of the people's republic of china as the sole legal government of china, acknowledging the chinese position that there is but one china and taiwan as part of china. the united states does not support taiwan independence. and here is what it says. now obviously, washington plans to expand their engagement their taiwan is a key us partner in the endo pacific the united states in taiwan, share similar values,

u. s. back and g o r promoter u. s. foreign policy interests. promoting and reporting on things from one perspective, demonizing the countries that united states is also critical out and, and kind of glossing over the problems in countries that are more aligned with the united states. so that's what anti blanking was relying on in order to make his remarks. now, we spoke exclusively to the bell of ash and foreign minister about the u. s. ban of 80 america and freedom of speech as demonstrated in the west. he says he has a function against his country, have convinced him that freedom of choice is just a shell when it comes to the narrative of some countries. garage militia that the who, how could we expect that the stronghold of democracy, the bastion of human rights, and the preaches of virtue will do this many, including us thought the west at his to such idols. we believed that everyone should look towards the west. the recent events and batteries some what happened to russia clearly show to me that all this was a false show behind which the west had its true face. the purpose of the shell is to ensure its dominance. it's

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needs to be close, but you must meet with rich and be able to be sure that each country is required a because if you are a u r a and you need to make sure that the supply chains and the all manufacturing processes and the law with manufactured in char, i, these instructors a really what a well, also be less. i think it benz of brooklyn monthly district level all what what, what is the external? yeah. it should be a minimum standard that needs to be is empty. i agree. yeah. go, well we had that. we don't know what it meant to build a diffusions. the got it it it, you know that that means that isn't it. so easily we're definitely done is that we get what this gentleman it has been fascinating or thank you for giving us your time today for being with us on the inside story. but at pan cardia as it in abraham, me and t. sondra roman and thank you to for watching. don't forget you can see the program again at any time by going to our website at al jazeera dot com for further discussion on this topic. go to our facebook page, that's at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. and you can join the conversatio

that each country is required a because if you are a u r a b a g, and the all manufacturing processes and the a low with manufactured in char, i these, the status of a the, what a, b i thing it down. so my believe district level or what, what, what even with externally accuracy should be a minimum standard that needs to be is empty. i agree. yeah. go, well, we have that. we don't know what g to build a diffusions the got it. it will ensure that that means that isn't it so easily, we're definitely diamond is that we do it. what this gentleman it has been fascinating. oh, thank you for giving us your time today for being with us on the inside story, but at pan cardia as it in abraham me and te sunday rahman and thank you to for watching. don't forget, you can see the program again at any time by going to our website at al jazeera dot com for further discussion on this topic. go to our facebook page. that's at facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. and you can join the conversation on twitter handle at ha, inside story for me, adrian finnegan and whole team. here though, thanks

u. s. lead pressured to isolate russia is going to impact on the r a world. could the tactic actually serve to bring the countries of the region closer together to me, the syrians, that's my personal view. the experience a united states is not a good experience from that, and they have some at the haitian of what the russia has done, particularly in here. and so we're doing a national regime that i guess that they have somebody grievances against the united states. and of course that makes them stop. and at the same time, take it by take you what's happening in your classes and what size they should date. they can see that the world of them is moving from a system into the system and conflict is about an aspect of it. that's right. sounds good. yeah. and many other gulf states are looking forward to it and, but if you can't move, they can't. then this says if you have the senses from birth so far, which is china and russia as well. and i see, yeah, as you've been going through, washington has already tried to apply pressure on saudi arabia and indeed other opec plus members to abandon their cooperation with roche

countries are focusing on the potential threat from china. a key issue is the security of taiwan and t r. one is also the subject of one of the u. s. press. one of us president jo biden's famous unscripted remarks biden told reporters at the quad summit in tokyo that he would use force to defend taiwan from any attack by china. not surprisingly by jing was quick to hit back. ah, president biden was welcomed with full honors for his 1st business head of state to japan. the united states most important posts, were ally in asia, talks of prime minister for mucus. she does focused on regional security, amid china's growing power. in the aftermath of russia's invasion of its neighbor, ukraine, the issue of possible chinese aggression against taiwan has taken on greater urgency for at a news conference, president biden was asked how the u. s. would respond. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan? if it comes to that, yes, you are. that's a commitment we made reaction from beijing was swift to help him if on the yellow we deplore and reject the u. s. remarks. have actually tie one is a unique part of chinese territory and i

countries. or would the nato member states are not threatened by russia versus a, a fake narrative from b r. u k. and united states to boost we are or no. a military spending and exports, especially for united states to europe, and also to, to still maintain their presence in europe to many, to have a new job for nato because so ne, 2 is a, an instrument of a gemini, of united states in europe. so we need to rush out to be seen as the threads the european parliament has urged the you to slap on unprecedented sanctions on to former senior officials from germany and austria, german, ex chancellor. gerhard schroeder and former austrian foreign minister, conk nasal, are in the use crosshairs over there. close ties with russia if approved by brussels. the sanctions would be the eas, 1st, against such high profile people within the block. the european parliament has also called on you countries to expand their sanctions further to include any european entrepreneurs and politicians who get money from russia and old senior posts in said companies there. moreover the german parliament has suspended pri

u. r. t. the highlights, free shipping books and free week not come up with russia now. pushing for full control is southern and eastern ukraine. western countries are ramping up military support for kiev supplying billions of euro's worth of artillery tanks and drones, images of suffering, death and destruction like these from maria. paul are prompting western politicians to deliver not only military, but also moral support by visiting and battled ukrainian leaders in kiev, in the face of strong pressure to do more german chancellor or lap shots now pledges to supply heavier.

r t look ask. surging inflation is causing deep effort economic woes in the u. s. but this fi that washington's been dishing out billions and relief funds to a country on the other side of the globe. that's much to the dismay of some hard hit american citizens. now it's led to accusation that washington is in fights, putting america last less certainly the arguments of republican senate, the run poll you this week brought a speedy votes on a new $40000000000.00 aid package for ukraine. we cannot save ukraine by dooming the u. s. economy, americans are feeling the pain. and congress seems intent only on adding to that pain by shoveling more money out the door as fast as they can. tell us expenditure on eights. ukraine is now close to $14000000000.00. more than half of this amount has gone on defense, the white house tons to send yet more money to the country. admitting that the vast majority of the new package will also go on military assets. but pentagon spokesperson, john kirby says, the new package of age must be passed quickly by may. the 19th is to avoid any interruptions. many americans are struggling to meet their basic needs. as the annual inflation rates in t

r t look, ask, surging inflation is causing deep economic woes in the u. s. but despite that, washington being dishing up billions and relief funds to a country on the other side of the globe, much to this may of some hard hits american citizens. those lead occupations that washington's putting america last. well, that's certainly the arguments of republican sentence. a run poll. you this, we bought a speedy votes on a new $40000000000.00 a package for ukraine. we cannot save ukraine by dooming the u. s. economy. americans are feeling the pain. and congress seems intent only on adding to that pain by shoveling more money out the door as fast as they can. so some of us expenditure on aids, ukraine is now close to $14000000000.00. more than half of this amount has gone on defense and the white house plans to spend yet more money to the country. missing, the vast majority of the new package will go on military assets, pentagon spokesperson, john kirby says. the new package of 8 must be passed quickly by may the 19th to avoid any interruptions. ortiz rachel blevins has more fall additions are supposed to represent the people who elect them and put their interest 1

from as of style r t o, after being ousted from power last month, a former pakistan, a prime minister and run con, continues to go on a great support across the country while alleging up the u. s. was behind his removal from office count has been mobilizing follower, speaking out raleigh's in different pakistan city. this is a former pm addressing a crowd of sins of supporters position accused the wrong count of manipulating the public in order to remain in power of the claims. the politician of made how greatly resonated with the public during the raleigh. he also spoke of the loss of like a stunning life fighting on behalf of the us. only gonna be american say said thank you to us for our 80000 people killed in their war. going to be the number of our soldiers killed him. this war are more than 3 times the number of americans killed in afghanistan. no one said thank you, honey people. but somebody can also accuse washington, i've tried to make pakistan a slave to, it's will. the ex, international curricular stated he fears for his life found has even recorded video naming his legend killers in the event of something happening to they want to kill me. i have recorded a vid

u. s. operations had devastated countries. it's really no surprise then that africa isn't beating it's drums at the latest us endeavors. do you feel free to go to our website r t dot com for more stories and in depth analysis? mine is peter scott and thank you for watching. ah, ah ah ah ah ah no, no, no. it shows the wrong a becomes the african and engagement. it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for the common ground. ah, ah. hello and welcome to crossed out. were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . while the west maintains its anti russia rhetoric and backed up with evermore sanctions, the position of official kid is not so clear when addressing the davos crowd do crane's zalinski called for negotiations. one of his chief negotiators refuted this . so where does he have stand with cross talking official care, i'm joined by my guess, margaret kimberly in new york. she's executive editor of black agenda report in paris. we have rachel mars and she is a political columnist, strategist and talk show host. and in hong kong we have angelo to the all know, he is a political in financial analysts or across stock

last minute or so the topic of ready to use therapeutic food through two countries i think south and ethiopia have requested r. u. t. f. through the humanitarian trust. do you support including funding in the emergency supplemental to ensure this lifesaving products gets into the hands to those who need it thee most? >> emerson trust is a godsend right now with the crisis we are facing. if you don't use it now to know when we would usein' it. >> thank you chairman. >> thank you senator. senator inhofe inhofe. >> thank you to all of our witnesses. it's good to see you today. we were talking about some these issues and thank you for all your passion and experience that you bring to these critical matters. yesterday was able to bring the good news that we were on the verge of passing the 40 billion-dollar package including $5 billion for food security. and i do want to thank the chairman of our subcommittee for all his work in making that happen and i'm confident that we will have bipartisan support. i want to get to how the $5 billion will help the emergency food situation around the world. i have a question about

r 2 also pointed out that hungry against iran, 65 percent of its oil from most from budapest, confirmed earlier. it won't back on embargo on russian energy and could veto a u sanctions on the countries. oil industry hungry was also among the 1st european countries to agree to allow the conversion of their gas payments to roubles. well, i comes of a random call. ukrainian website known for naming and shaming those at teams enemies of the state. it's hungary and prime minister of victoria bon to its list. the outlets accused him of being the only you leader to refuse to allow the passage of lethal aid for ukraine through the country's territory, the site, branded hungry leader, an anti ukrainian propaganda sound, the accomplice of quote, rushing crimes. the secretary of ukraine's national security and defense council does also accuse hungry of wanting to seize ukrainian territory, and even being informed of russia's military operation in advance. the move provoked an angry response from the deputy chairman of russia's security council dmitri med but this rate soon enough, right in european capitals, ukrainian not sees will personally deal with any inconvenient superiors and will separ

r t dot com. but critics have slammed the idea of free press. in the u. s. the world free free the world press freedom index, which assesses the state of journalism in a 180 countries, currently ranks america 42nd place globally. the european federation of journalist cause are the case of the wiki league, found a gillian assange. he's wanted in the u. s. for publishing classified fowls and faces up to 175 years in jail. the us justice department continued pursuit of the extradition of weekly, found a jeweler and a sons from the u. k to the u. s. set of dangerous legal precedent. they moved to prosecute him under the u. s. espionage undermined press freedom globally. the extra territorial application of the u. s. espionage act could also threaten any journalist anywhere for publishing classified us information in his tirade. the arguing that the united states is a champion of freedom, criticized in countries that are critical of united states or opponents of the united states and the political stage and the name of opposing in the name of freedom and promoted freedom. anthony blank and relied heavily on the world press freedom index, published by reporters without b

two countries, south sudan and ethiopia have requested it through the humanitarian trust. do support including funding for r u tf via the bill henderson trust, the supplemental package or the appropriations to ensure that this life-saving product gets into the hands of those need it most? >> yes, sir. it's a godsend right now with the crisis we are facing. if you don't use it now, i don't know when you would use it. we are 100% supportive. >> thank you, chairman. >> thank you senator rand. >> thank you, senator. thank you to all of our witnesses. mr. beasley, it's good to see you today. we were together yesterday morning talking about these issues, and thank you for your passion and experience you bring to these critical matters. yesterday i was able to bring you preliminary good news that we were on the verge of passing the assistance package, including 5 billion for food security assistance. i do want to thank the children -- chairman of our subcommittee for all his work making that happen, and i'm increasingly confident we will have bipartisan support here. i want to get to how the $5 billion will help the