u. s. and europe vulnerability shanina. we will discuss which extra decisions to take in order to maintain russian business and the circumstances of the sanction pressure from our unfriendly partners. they tried to destabilize the financial and economic situation in russia and cause a banking crisis. we can certainly say that this policy is failing. the strategy of economic good scrape has failed sanctions are hitting the initiators very hard. they have inflation, loss of jobs, living standards are going down, the u. s. and europe, russia, with stance that unprecedented pressure. ukraine's president has taken a step towards joining the european union of le mars lensky as handed over a completed e. you question as part of a campaign to quickly get membership? it was given to him earlier this month by europe, europe, commissioner, or president osler von the lion during her trip to keith. a decision on whether ukraine is considered a candidate country could be made within weeks conceal. we understand this is a formal step of uk

u. s. and europe, russia with stance, that unprecedented pressure. where jessica, listening for a moment, what martin griffin, the you ends under secretary general for humanitarian affairs, is saying while he briefs journalists of the you and in new york, lisa listen. federation authorities in the ukraine authorities were aware of our aspirations, if you like, for humanitarian cease fires. the sci fi is often a word, it is, is not, it is not recommended. who mentioned pauses truces. these fires emergencies fires, ideally one that covers the whole country, of course. but fading that one that could be brought into being limited in time and place. and this is not the only country course that we had these efforts. i spent some time in yemen, trying on similar things, so that was my 1st assignment. the 2nd part of the assignment in both places was to discuss with them possible ways in which we might improve what we call our humanitarian notification system. this is the basis upon which there safe passage movements. curry doors convoys in ukraine. i the up

u. s and europe. a new ministers have been sworn in 2 weeks after slang, because entire capital designed it police just attempt to call weeks of protests against the government. there are still conflicting stories about what happened to the flagship of rushes, black sea fleets, the moskva ukraine, says, the missiles hit the ship, but russia maintains that it sank on being towed away after a file on board to 0. john ha, looks at some images which may provide the answers. new video appears to show russia's flagship cruiser the 43 year old moskva or moscow. shortly before she sank in the black sea on april, the 14th. but what actually happened to the aged moskva? this image offers clues in clear distress and listing heavily portside. the mosque appears to be burning internally with smoke billowing from portholes. there are signs of holes damage. life rafts are missing. the helicopter doors are opened while a rescue ship alongside sprays. water jets. ukraine claims it fired land base neptune missiles that

u. s and europe, hoping to limit your creates ability to fight back.dimir putin, speaking to the russian parliament today, vowing to step up those attacks. response to counter strikes will be immediate quick. we have all the instruments that one could brag about. there are also new fears that war could be expanding massive explosions rocking a pro russian breakaway region nearby moldova for the second straight day there, some observers now suggest if russia is successful in ukraine, it could fuel a broader european conflict. and dr anthony fauci says the u. s is now out of the full blown explosive pandemic phase of the coronavirus. namely we don't have. 900,000 new infections a day and tens and tens and tens of thousands of hospitalizations in thousands of deaths. we are at a low level right now. so if you're saying are we out of the pandemic phase in this country? we are fauci, the nation's top infectious disease experts says covid appears to be making a transition to becoming an endemic disease occurring regularly in certain areas. a black owned busi

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u. s. and europe. vulnerability shanina, we will discuss which extra decisions to take in order to maintain russian business and the circumstances of the sanction pressure from our on friendly partners. they tried to disturb relies to financial and economic situation in russia and cause a banking crisis. we can certainly say that this policy is failing. the strategy of economic good scrape has failed. sanctions are hitting the initiators very hard. they have inflation, loss of jobs, living standards are going down, the u. s. and europe, russia with stance, that unprecedented pressure. let's go live for moscow on, is there a sausage barriers there for a store? so what else did president person have to say? well, adrian, the mean a theme of his message to his financial and economic officials during this meeting was that as the country's economic status has now normalized and stabilized, he said that the retail demands have now as and normalize, as well as the inflation in the country. has stabilize, this is in reference to a number of things that took place following the launch of this countr

u. s. and europe. maybe this does have been sworn in 2 weeks after shrill anchor's entire cabinet resigned bits the latest attempt to quell protest against the government which is led by the raja parks of brothers. a number of palestinians had been injured during dawn raids carried out by his ready forces in the occupied west bank more than a 1000 people that arrested in villages near janine and ramallah. local palestinian groups say that they were detained on charges of resisting the occupation and taken to investigation camps thousands more south african soldiers. a pitching in to help the recovery after the worst floods in 60 years. the governor of the sent them to quote, zulu natal province where at least 443 people have died and thousands remain missing . what is austin's cause billy $700000000.00 worth of damage? dozens of people have been arrested after a 4th to have riots in sweden. violence was triggered by a far right groups, plans to burn copies of the koran in muslim neighborhoods. and thos

u. s. and europe prepare more sanctions after accusing russia of committing war crimes near keith. give russia continues to deny atrocities and says they'll provide empirical proof un meeting later on tuesday. ah, hello, i'm sammy say, dan, this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up shall, anchors, governing coalition loses its parliamentary majority, pushing the country country deeper into a political and economic hyphen. china extends its lockdown of shanghai is 26000000 people until further notice. after mass testing finds many more co, with 19 cases, ukraine's president says he expects many more civilian deaths to be uncovered in areas abandoned by russian forces followed me is that an ski travel to butcher a town near keith where russia is accused of war crimes? moscow insists its troops have done nothing wrong, should warn our views. you may find some of the images in enron cans report from boucher, distressing surrounded by heavy security and the media president vladimir zalinski visited the town of boucher nick heave. after witnessing the devastation, he made a pr

u. s. and europe still russia with stance, that unprecedented pressure. while door such a bar is live for us now in moscow and door. so what else hazard let me put in, ben st was the president was adamant that his country has now weathered the storm a they've gone through the toughest period in the country's economic history. recently referring to at the unprecedented amount of sanctions that have been placed on russia since the president announced the start of his so called special military operation. russia is now the world's most sanctioned country as a result of that decision and the president during the 1st few weeks of that operation and made it his priority to make sure that his economic advisors within the government. oh, really on top of things, when it came to security, the country's economic future, there was a number of measures debra introduce, including the fact that locals could not take out any foreign currency they had in their accounts, as well as a limit on the amount of cash people could withdraw from their accounts in russia as a resul

u. s. and europe. ukraine, as president, as taking a step towards joining the european union, valadez lensky as handed over a completed e. you questionnaire as part of a campaign to quickly get to you membership. go so you, we understand this is a formal step of ukraine towards the european union. we understand how people had been mentally in europe for a long time, with their hearts and souls there. nevertheless, every country must take this path. unfortunately, we're going through it during such a tragic period. many people with european mentalities are losing their lives on this path. you ministers have been sworn in 2 weeks out. israel anchors entire cabinet resigned. it's the latest defense to qual, weeks of protests against the government. dozens of people have been arrested after a 4th. they have riots in sweden. violence has been triggered by a far right groups, plans to burn copies of the koran. in muslim neighborhoods. a number of palestinians of been injured during dawn raids carried up by his worthy forces in the occupied west bank. oh that a dozen people have been arrested in vi

u. s . and europe volney to lady she nino. but we will discuss which extra decision is to take in order to maintain russian business. in the circumstances of the sanction pressure from our unfriendly partners, they trotted destabilized a financial and economic situation in russia and cause a banking crisis. we can certainly say that this policy is failing. the strategy of the economic blitzkrieg has failed sanctions, or hitting the initiators very hard. they have inflation, loss of drugs, living standards are going down in the us and europe, russia. we stand that unprecedented pressure. jordan's king abdullah has spoken with egyptian president a bell fata fcc about the violence of the alex a mosque compound. since friday there been confrontations between palestinians and israelis. police jerusalem's, old city is considered a holy term, muslims, jews, and christians, whose holidays of ramadan pass over an easter converge at the same time this year. each or damien and egyptian leaders called on end to what they say are provocati

u. s . and europe. for today senior, we will discuss which extra decision is to take in order to maintain rushing business in the circumstances of the sanction pressure from our unfriendly partners, they trotted the stabilize the financial and economic situation in russia and quote, the banking crisis. we can certainly say that this policy is failing. a strategy of the economic blitz creek has failed. sanctions are hitting the initiators very hard . they have inflation loss of drug living standard going down in the us and you brush we stand the unprecedented pressure. but also jabari in moscow says president putin is putting out a business as usual message. the mean i seem of his message to his or financial economic or officials. during this meeting was that at the country's economic status has now normalized and stabilized. he said that said the retail demands have now as and normalize as well as the inflation in the country has stabilize. this is in reference to a number of things that took place foll

u. s. and europe to rethink their own relationship with russia. should they be staunch allies for ukraine, or should they keep their distance? what about zalinski? what role would he play in the months to come? yes, when vision have used, if i'm worried, when i should call doing the trip numbers and equipment near i bought as keep increasing as real concern with you to last or since the beginning of 2014. since the start of the war and done bus actually seems rushes annexation of crimea, so there's been understandable concern. mueller. he will not it flesh and it's, did an escalation could occur at any time. would jackie moment oh, enter the conflicts with sarah kelly. the world has been confronted with horrific images of atrocities against civilians, allegedly committed by russian poor foods in ukraine. we can find a car in men, paul genocide. how should western allies respond? my guess i'm calling. this is a really important minister gabriella lance bag. he joins me on the line with 30 minutes. with sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the

u. s. and europe to rethink their own relationship with russia. should they be staunch allies for ukraine, or should they keep their distance? what about zalinski? what role would he play in the months to come? yes and when did she needs to get? i'm worried. we're not sure why don't you? the troop numbers and equipment near our board is keep increasing. ah, there's real concern. we'll keep it to last or since the beginning of 2014. since the start of the war in dunbar. next year. since russia's annexation of crimea chow, there's been understandable concern. mueller. you will not it fetch and it's did. an escalation could occur at any time. you would, jackie moment shift your guide to life in the digital world. explore the latest online trends. navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you. shift in 15 minutes on d, w and 7 percent is back in a row b i. we were told a 14000000 loan accounts have been blacklisted. and for those people, t

u. s. and europe to rethink their own relationship with russia. should they be staunch allies for ukraine, or should they keep their distance? what about zalinski? what role would he play in the months to come? reasonable when vision of used to be, i'm worried. we're not sure why don't you? the troop members and equipment near i borders keep increasing. ah, there's real concern, we'll keep it to last or since the beginning of 2014. since the start of the war in dunbar. actually, since russia's annexation of crimea chow, there's been understandable concern. mueller. you will not it fetch and it's did. an escalation could occur at any time, would be a key moment. doing business with russia for many international companies. that's no longer an option since the war began. they support the sanctions against routine except losses in the billions. but some of boycotting the boycott, supply made in germany. in 30 minutes on d. w. ah. did the green do you feel worried about the planet we to i'm neil, host of the humble grievance. to me, it's clear we need

members were concerned about the humanitarian crisis and the economic and financial impact of the war. delegates from the u. s. canada and europe walked out in protest when russian officials addressed the meeting. ukrainian investigators are carrying out the painstaking and grim work of exhuming bodies from makeshift graves. it's part of an effort to gather evidence of alleged war crimes committed by russian troops. while forensic teams do their work. relatives of those kill, killed weight nearby to claim their loved ones are corresponded to mathias bellingham joined other journalists on a visit to the town of bordered younger that's near keith and spoke to one mother whose son never came home to the police. it has become a grim routine. dozens of mass graves have been opened here in the past few weeks. but for an additional boy cord, this is the day she has been waiting for. her son was being ex you today. you showed that more he was on his way back. he called to say he'd be home soon, but he never came. question to him, boy cole was shot on the street in the early days of the war. his body was given a makeshift burial on the

u. s. and in europe and other countries before any other changes in the last couple months. you know, it may be peace in ukraine tomorrow. we still are going to have inflation because staggering, staggering amounts of money have been printed. and now we're gonna have to pay for it. war ukraine has broken u. s. t. v records by becoming the 21st century is most covet conflict. on 3 of america's top news networks, the coverage i see the death of was the u. s. military was directly involved in a spots controversy on social media. i am genuinely shocked. ukraine receive more media coverage than afghanistan in the months after $911.00 or our iraq invasion. the main war, the u. s. is waging 247300. 65 is the propaganda war. and that's the one area where they actually are, is exceptionally good, as they generally think. they are mainstream media's following democrats orders to horrify americans with russian aggression the more the better to distract poor nation from gas and food prices. according to report monitoring american t. v news in march abc, cbs and b. c devoted a total of 5

u is the real object of this war. the united states is interested in severing ties between russia and europe, and also china. sad. yes, ah, not within the u. s. interests, that's how the white house has reiterated. the joe biden does not plan to send american troops to ukraine, to quote, fight a war with russia. it was in response to a suggestion by high ranking democrat, chris croons, that the u. s. must quote, stop putting before ukraine becomes the next, syria. i deeply worry that what's going to happen next is that we will see ukraine turn into syria and the american people cannot turn away from this tragedy in ukraine. i think the history of the 21st century turns on how fiercely we defend freedom in ukraine, and that will only stop when we stop him. or let's cross live to our t corresponded, killed mop and in new york. caleb, how accurate is this comparison of ukraine to war torn syria? i mean, would sending us rep weaponry to ukraine actually help and the conflict? well, it's pretty wild because the world knows that the situation in syria is largely the fault of the united states since 2011. the united states has been meddling in syri

and europe, and also china. ah, amid the war in ukraine on the sanctions imposed against russia, the u. s. chief save one 5th of the global population could face poverty and hunger as the conflicts disrupt, international food and energy supplies, as well as financial systems beyond ukraine's borders. far out of the media's attention, the war has become a silent attack on the developing world. the crisis could plunge up to 1700000000 people, more than a 5th of the global population into poverty and hunger on a scale that has not been seen in decades. moscow has condemned the western sanctions for damaging crucial global supply chains. russia has traditionally been a substantial global food exporter, and there's also a major supplier search allies is used in food production. ukraine and russia produced 30 percent of the world's wheat and barley a 5th of the corn, and more than half of the sunflower oil exports have been critically obstructed by the war and western sanctions against russian banks, shipping companies, and airlines. meanwhile, germany food and agriculture minister has claimed

u. s and european commission called for a rapid acceleration of wind power to help countries stop using russian energy the move to cut off gas as europecusing russia of blackmail and as foxes , griff jenkins reports. u. s energy secretary says the war screams out the need for countries. to stop using russian fuel. the fighting is intensifying along the front lines in eastern ukraine, russia , targeting ukrainian defenses with missiles and artillery, hoping to achieve a major breakthrough in the donbas region, and we're seeing a shift in strategy. moscow increasingly targeting weapons shipments from the u. s and europe, hoping to limit ukraine's ability to fight back vladimir putin, speaking to the russian parliament on wednesday, vowing to step up those attacks near response to counter strikes will be immediate quick. we have all the instruments that one could brag about. there are also new fears the war could be expanding massive explosions rocking a pro russian breakaway region in nearby moldova for the second straight day, some observers suggesting if russia is successful in ukraine, it could fuel a broader european conflict. ukrai

u. s. and europe on russia, the tide may be turning.m the rushing to post today, crack some urge in russian elite as parents start to be known invasion. in the two month since russia invaded ukraine, the silence and even acquiescence of the russian elite has started to fray. and some of the tycoons, especially those who made their fortunes before president vladimir putin came to power have begun to speak. in one day, they destroyed which was built over many years. it is a catastrophe, said one businessman, who was summoned along with many of the countries other richest men to meet putting on the day of the invasion. another oligarch simply called the invasion of ukraine, quote, insanity. but let's be realistic. these guys are starting to speak out, off the record, because they are worried about their money. while it is still a good thing that they are starting to talk, it is worth reminding everyone that ukraine is losing much, much more. president zelenskyy said today that at least 900 bodies have been discovered thus far in mass grave

were concerned about the humanitarian crisis and economic impact and financial impact of this war. delegates from the u. s. canada and europe walked out in protest when russian officials addressed the meeting. the u. n's, refugee agency says more than 5000000 ukrainians have fled abroad in the 8 weeks since russia launched its invasion. more than 200000 nationals of other countries have also escaped ukraine to neighboring countries. russia's aggression has triggered the fastest growing refugee migration in europe since world war 2. russia's defense ministry says it as successfully completed the test of a new intercontinental ballistic missile launch took place in north western russia . close the finish border. it hit its target in the cum shatka peninsula, eats east of japan called the sar match. the long range weapon has been in development for several years. russian officials say it can defeat existing missile defense systems. us defense official said russia gave advanced warning of the test and did not consider it a threat. the united states, russian president vladimir putin, however, framed the test as a warning it, whe

u. s. and in europe, leading to we decrease of their living standards valuation and so on. russia has withstood this unprecedented pressure. the situation is stabilizing. the ruble is now being traded as it was in the 1st half of february, and is being defined by a positive trade balance. and as the military action continues across ukraine undone, boss, ukrainian official say at least 7 people have been killed as a result of 5 missile attacks on the western city of evolve. russia's defense ministry has not yet commented on these latest allegations, but moscow has previously said it is only targeting ukrainian military sites. this on verified amateur video appears to show a cruise missiles flying over the head of the 30, reportedly, from inside. the city shows plumes of smoke rising above several buildings in the distance. according to the mass of evolve, 3 missiles did in fact hit ukrainian military science that will keep you updated across in a done by city of mario electricity. supply stations have been fully restored in the aftermath of some of the heaviest fi saying local vassals continue b

u. s. and in europe, leading to we decrease of their living standards valuation and so on. we discussed the effect of the sanctions against russia with a panel of guests. i think the europeans under estimated the resilience of the russian economy, which is quite foolish because they should have known from their experience with the wrong that sanctions targeting women and children basically are not going to bring him out the sort of change that european americans look for the u, the u. p. companies are not in a position to impose sanctions or russia in particular on energy sector, usually as the importer, not to the ext port ex portrait which suffers the most if there's a disruption of this energy supply. and this is what's happening to the european countries, the some photos from this particular economic sanctions are actually the poor. it's the poor who gets the major blunt of it. and the biggest plus the lead, those in the euro, who's claiming that people should be eating less of need. and you know, having less or bob, they'll be the 1st one to have ab wastewater in havin

u. s. and in europe, leading to a decrease of their living standards valuation and so on. russia has withstood this unprecedented pressure. the situation is stabilizing. the ruble is now being traded as it was in the 1st half of february, and is being defined by a positive trade balance. new leaders have suggested that people cut down on their personal spending in an effort to cope with soaring prices. as western governments seek to cut russian energy imports, germany's agriculture minister who is a vegetarian, has even suggested that people eat less meat to help them make ends meet. german newspaper has said that skipping a shower might also help reduce dependence on russian energy supplies. but some you officials have admitted that the sanctions against moscow are having a severe effect on the cost of living in europe. in france, there are warnings that the you will pay a high price if it imposes energy sanctions against russia. ahead of the 2nd round of the french presidential election opposition candidate murray le pen has even demanded that washington compensate france for potential econo

u. s and europe, hoping to limit ukraine's ability to fight back vladimir putin, speaking to the russianday , vowing to step up those attacks near our response to counter strikes will be immediately quick. we have all the instruments that one could brag about. there are also new fears the war could be expanding massive explosions rocking a pro russian breakaway region in nearby moldova for the second straight day, some observers suggesting if russia is successful in ukraine, it could fuel a broader european conflict. ukraine is the beginning if russia succeeds in ukraine, moldova will be next on the menu. russia is also escalating the economic battle, cutting off natural gas to poland and bulgaria. two key nato allies, the u, coordinating a response to what it calls another case of russian blackmail, which it says won't work. the kremlin failed once again in his attempt to sow division among member states. the era of russian fossil fuel in europe is coming to an end. the white house says it's working on finding alternative energy sources for europe, including asian countries that might h

u. s. and in europe, leading to we decrease of their living standards valuation and so on. russia has withstood this unprecedented pressure. the situation is stabilizing. the ruble is now being traded as it was in the 1st half of february, and is being defined by a positive trade balance. and as military action continues across ukraine undone, bass, ukrainian officials say at least 7 people have been killed as a result of miss all attacks on the western city of la evolve. russia's defense ministries as a carrier, down to a high position strike against the ukrainian military logistics center near the both. according to the ministry, it's missile attack destroyed a large shipment of american and european weapons, which has been handed over to ukraine earlier. this unverified down mature video appeared to show a cruise missile flying guys ahead of the footage, reportedly from inside the city showed plumes of smoke rising above several buildings in the distance. according to the mass of lot 3 missiles did, in fact hit ukrainian military science that across the, in the dunbar, city of mario pol, ele

about the humanitarian crisis unfolding in ukraine and the economic and financial impact of the war. delegates from the u. s. canada and europe walked out in protest when russian officials addressed the meeting in the 1st weeks of its invasion of ukraine, russia seized control of the chin noble nuclear power, plant the side of the world's worst nuclear accident. it was the 1st time that soldiers have occupied a nuclear power plant as part of a war. after moscow's forces laughed, reports emerged of the reckless actions they took there. it seems. russian officers expose their own soldiers to high doses of radiation. this is one of the most radioactive places in the world. yet the more than a month, russian soldiers lived here. digging deep into the contaminated soil of the chernobyl exclusions own ukrainian officials say that bunking down in the zone so called red forest manned up costing some of the troops their lives. horrible molested their shift, 3 little corporal in the red forest where russians dug trenches, ally, they lived here only breathe in dust here. usual cooked their food and set fire his hair, a hoodie le throw w

and keep going. there is one other major motives that are fix these things in particular in europe, and that is r u. s. role in europe, who are not after all, a european nation, and we have no particular wrote it down for me, the, an indispensable. and what does that mean? it means that you can't really justify new trident submarines or i, she be amg, that northrop grumman is making a whole new i should be up against ian, or isis, or i al kato, ah, nature sto cutters. as rationale for multi 1000000000 now dollar arms budget. only russia has to target any sophisticated arms to fight against. you don't need advanced 5th generation fighters against people who don't have any aircraft. or fighters of their own, or sophisticated was a for the army people. because last you've made a russia look an offensive i enemy of some kind who has to be defend ukraine in the form of military aid from the u. s. from the u. k. and from the u. within. similar situations in the past, when u. s. arms were used by libyan in syrian opposition groups, but what happens when those conflicts are over or seemingly over? oh, where d

u. s. and europe, russia with stance that unprecedented pressure. although such a bari is in moscow live for us now and also what else has vladimir putin been saying? well, the russian president dare remaining and steadfast and adamant that his country can withstand the toughest of sanctions and dead. of course, the russians have now a scene over $4000.00 a different kinds of sanctions imposed on them since the russian president announced the start of the so called special military operation in ukraine, which began on february 24th. russia is now the world's most sanctioned country. and as a result of that, for many weeks, there was a lot of economic instability in this country. and the russian president from the start of that announcement was very careful. he instructed the head of the country central bank, as well as other officials within his government to really make the country's economy and its future. and number one priority, given the pressure they were going to be under from the international community. today vladimir putin was saying that t

and financial impact of the war. the delegates from the u. s. canada and europe walked out and protest when russian officials addressed the meeting. join foreign minister molina bow boxes. the nato alliance is committed to the principle of collective defense. that means an attack on one member is an attack on all of its members. that block made the comments on a tour of the 3 baltic states. estonia and lithuania were once part of the soviet union, but are now members of the european union. and nato. and russia's invasion of ukraine has thrust them into the front line of the west's stand off with the kremlin, well, like ukraine, the baltic states also share borders with russia and its allied melrose and are fearful of russian aggression. bare box laid a stop on her tour of the region has brought her to the estonian capital telling there in a press conference with her estonian counterpart by box said germany and its allies have no taboos when it comes to delivering weapons to ukraine. no to boost. so for us with regards to om, 2, vehicles and other weapon every the

u. s. and it's europe, an artist, t to want to impose a uni paula ward when china, russia would like to promote emergency put our world. and mr. zalinski is her good . a desire to buy your public relations sir the communication concert, and soon we'll try to give him some hints to try to, to make some propositions to appear as a sort of for, oh, interesting and a strong statement. orval, or is propositions are totally clueless to, to really achieve a better term or negotiating system a to are never. if, if we will be, or the know security can see united nation, if you expected one, a member or like your a russia, there is no possibility of negotiation. so ruler award order is totally or destroyed. so this is totally absurd, that of course he reflects or view your report. motion of the uni paul on world earth, promoted by united states and on it's close. us are nice. yeah, the new world order looks a lot like the old world order at the moment at pierre, a manual to man geo politics expert. thank you very much for your time today. well, just to give you more on the events in the ukrainian city of

and gas for blackmail. but what has the u. s. allies done as far as the global financial system and the dollar into europe? blackmail, exact and, and what they've done by using the, we basically basically have damage themselves as far as credibility, as far as the whole global financial structure, i think it's really being challenged right now. and, and it's going to have, i think rush is going to have some tough times, but i think they'll get through it. europe. i think it's going to have a very challenging time. and some blowback will come back to us too, but it will definitely be affecting on the long term the supremacy of the dollar as a, as a reserved currency. so i think it really hurts the european and the u. s. reputation globally. and, and i, and it's as a result that they're not getting the actions that they thought they were going to . that's why they keep doing after this. freya. yes, you and john, you know, i, i'm, i'm living in mosque, i've been here for almost a quarter century now and i'm very well aware of the sanctions here, but life more or less just goes on. there are some inconvenience

and certainly the u. s. is doing just that, and i hope that will continue. and now we're seeing an incremental build up of sanctions against russia by europe and the u. s. i think having any meaningful impact on the ground in ukraine. well, of course, i mean the weapon supplies to whooping getting it's helping, you know, deflect, defeat, and push back. the russian has done the russians on there and they're building up the troops. they've intensified their attacks. they have intensified their air raids and bombardments. so it's real battle and it's, you know, we're capturing certain areas counter offensive. some of them are effective and you know, gaining back tertiary, but obviously this is going to drag on. so that's what it is. i understand, i'm told that you grew up here in germany. is that correct? that is correct. how do you feel about the way that this country has reacted to russia aggression? so on the one hand, i mean, we are grateful for the humanitarian support and the subordinate has been given. we have seen germany make a big change in terms of its policies. i mean a, you know, complete turnaround if you want. but on some level, we are disap

and gas for blackmail. but what has the u. s. allies done as far as the global financial system and the dollar and the europe, blackmail exact and, and what they've done by using the, we basically basically have damage themselves as far as credibility. as far as the whole global financial structure, i think it's really being challenged right now and, and it's going to have, i think rush is going to have some tough times, but i think we'll get through it. europe. i think it's going to have a very challenging time and some blowback will come back to us too, but it will definitely be affecting on the long term the supremacy of the dollar as a, as a reserved currency. so i think it really hurts the european and the u. s. reputation globally and in a, in its as a result that you're not getting the actions that they thought they were going to. that's why they keep doing after this. freya. yes, you, john, you know, i, i'm, i'm living in moscow. i've been here for almost a quarter century now and i'm very well aware of the sanctions here, but life more or less just goes on. there are some inconveniences. yes. particularly when it comes

more than 4 countries have been invited and it's really crucial, according to the u. s. that europe and also other countries are wrap up or ramp up there a support for ukraine. and it's also significant that this meeting is being held in germany. because germany has been heavily criticized in the last couple of weeks for reluctance that they had to send have you weapons or to ukraine even until last night. it wasn't clear if germany was willing to do her sorry to do so. but today they have announced and confirmed that they're gonna sent a chip g part anti missile systems, air tanks. that's not the tanks that ukraine had asked for. it's sort of a compromise. it seems, but it shows a turnaround by germany to st. heavier weapons, and it's also not only a discussion about immediate support for ukraine, but also in the long term. what does your grain need in security guarantees from day to but also beyond nate, because he's 40 countries and not only nato countries, but the people from africa, countries from africa, asia, the middle east, are invited to this meeting as well. would it be f

u. s and european allies announced even more sanctions on russia, but one expert we talked to says europe has still has not broken free from depending on russian oil and national natural gas. with european russian energy imports the cash that russia has received from that has been over 30 times larger than the age that has been passed from ukraine. now the new sanctions announced by the us and europe includes seizing the assets of more top russian figures, including president putin's adult daughters, and also blocking russia from paying bills with us currency will also be a ban on all u. s investment in russia. at the us mexico border. a new surge of ukrainian refugees are arriving. the new york times reports more than 2000. people fleeing ukraine arrived 10 days ago at the southern border near tijuana. so far, dozens of organizations have offered to help with food, shelter and medical care. time is now 708 new this morning. the fbi says it prevented a huge russian military hacking effort before it began. the fbi says they overtook the same infrastructure that agents from moscow where it

and i think what the u. s. has done and shown signals to europe what's, what's really good. the 2nd one is digitalization because we own the data. every single enterprise us as well as european and german. so that is would be the 2nd step i would take. you've also written that climate is a common task for the u. s. and e. u, to what extent does it require a club of like minded economies led by the u. s. and e u? well, i think that it's very, very important. because what we need is the common goal of sustainability and to really meet the parents agreements, needs working together. it is a global issue and the climate club between the us and the you could really already build the foundation for also future nations to joined the club and have common rules. when we talk about the carbon is ation pricing of fuel to and to further steps regarding new technology. so i think we would really enforce that agenda many simone, a minute president of the american chamber of commerce in germany. thank you very much. thank you, steven. and here's a reminder of the top business story we're f