documents seen by the a p says in mid january f, s b officials claimed you a security service officials and russia had agreed to work together against u. s. and u. k. intelligence agencies, according to newly acquired signals, intelligence, alleged highly classified documents from us. intelligence have been leaked online in recent weeks. they claim to prove the scope and scale of washington spying practices, not just on its enemies, but allies to including the ukrainian president. however, the latest claims of a conspiracy between russia and the u. e. have been dismissed by the embryonic government as categorically false. so far, the size of the actual breach of national security is not known. but the white house has stated that such information has no place being public. this is, again without confirming the validity of the documents. this is information that has no business in the public domain. it has no business. if you don't mind me saying on the pages of, of, from pages of newspapers or on television, it is not intended for public consumption and it should not be out there. for more on this, let's cross live now to award winning journalist m

u. s. and u. k. and also returned some items. however, the british museum has the largest collection of bin bronzes, but i still not yet announced whether it will return any of them arguing is prevented from doing so by acts of parliament in france, 2 years after these i was saw report on restitution was published and french president, emmanuel michael, made his promise of restitution. an important symbolic event took place. the family of the 19th century west african leader and islamic scholar, elijah mass. i do tal, had been lobbying for the official return of his sabre for over 20 years. tile founded the 2 corner in pyre, in today's senegal, guinea mauritania, and molly, but also fought the french. his son lost a fabre in his defeat to the french army in 1893. although it had been on loan to the museum of black civilizations in the car, his family wanted full restitution. and the salvazar report made it a priority in 2019 o, my task saber was restored to the family in a poignance handover ceremony by the french prime minister

u official. the main point of contention was how much money will be spent with european manufacturers, and whether to cut the u. s. and u. k. in on the deal. meanwhile, swedish residence across 17 cities have taken to the streets on saturday in protest against the nations planned entrance into the nato alliance. hundreds have participated in the protests in stock home alone. demonstrators demanded a stop to international military exercises involving 26000 participants currently underway in sweden, as well as a halt to the countries attempts to join nato. protestors were seen carrying banners with slogans such as no to nato and nato's war. we'll get our children killed for a dollar. and in germany, dozens of people have also taken to the streets and protests against further arms deliveries to ukraine. saturday anti war demonstrators demanded an end to anti russian sanctions. and for negotiating to begin confident that the route to peace is not laden with bullets. here, the dignity that we all do psalms deliveries to ukraine. we are form negotiating or shooting. well, again, sanction, suppose from russia and we want to offer

u. official. the main point of contention is how much money will be spent with european manufactures and whether to include the u. s. and u. k. in the process is unseen. conjugate the rental margins take queen ursula literally just finished admonishing all the kiddies in the u. schoolyard over the need for unity at all cost against china. and already it seems like they found something else that they disagree on. sources are now telling the western press, the countries are caught up in arguing about whether funding earmarked by brussels for ammunition production for ukraine and to replenish member states own supplies should be spent inside europe. as frances arguing for whether that cache ultimately taken from the pockets of taxpayers of member states, let's not forget, should fuel weapons production in the us or in the u. k. as poland reported the once arguing that it would mean that ukraine would get the animal faster. right now the made in europe camp is reportedly winning the debate, but it's not settled. and here's how important chief, you, diplomat years of burrell considered this issue to be back in february, we will e

u. s. u. k, france and china are extracting their envoys. the artists of paramilitary group, which is actively fighting against a nation's army, currently controls the airport since fierce fighting broke out in sudan last saturday. over 400 people have been killed and 3700 injured according to the world health organization. arissa forces claim they've captured dozens of sudanese army vehicles on saturday. this would it shows a fighter celebrating their acquisition with guns blazing in the air. the paramilitary group stated on social media that 60 vehicles were seized and 10 others were destroyed. earlier this week, both sides nouns, a 72 hour truce, an honor of an islamic holiday. however, according to a student, his army general, the truce, was breached before it started. it would not all that a ship considered the humanitarian situation of people in hospitals, children, and infants. if we accepted the truce, it would be only for humanitarian reasons. so that the people who did madison and water could get it. but the breach the truth before

u. s. and u. k, put this family on a, on a rendition flight to libya, where he was going to strongly were detained. and he was tortured. so when snowden had exposed himself to the public, this was a real possibility that no, he could be extraordinary wrote rendition he could be a victim of the force disappearance, or it can be killed. so i've got time on the 1st priority was to remove him from the hotel. he was out because the media were converging on his location. a couple of the locations for that matter. trying to find him, bring him to you and hcr, and to raise an international protection claim under the rescue convention. it was at that time a decision had to be made where to place mister snowden, for his safety in light of the home and governments passed on lawful conduct. and you, you mentioned that the conditions were, were ideal for the turbo, i guess, advice. and then protection system was able to obtain with my refugee clients this is not, didn't give us very much time. so it's more what

u. s. and u. k. to try and cut off supplies of fuel from emma's air force. seems to be having little effect on the military government affairs, sir. i'm a scorched earth policy. tony chang al jazeera bank of mexico's immigration chief is expected to face criminal charges after a fire at a detention center near the us border last month killed 40 my groups. he's currently under investigation. the reigns of some of the victims have now been returned home. random ahmed has coffin by coffin. the bodies of honduran migrants killed in a fire in mexico. arrive on home soil. similar scenes played out in both guatemala and el salvador. as families gathered to receive their loved ones and make their final farewells. now saying, okay, yeah, i see a fan. he turned to fixed in the little house to get ahead in life. and he said he wanted to help his mother because he doesn't have a father. there are no jobs in this place. i mean, and that's why he told me he's going to the united states. i heard him say that there you can. and little bit better. yeah, yeah, yes, emma 40 peo

u. s. and u. k. to try and cut off supplies of fuel from mere mas air force seems to be having little effect on the military government. it appears cert. i'm a scorched earth policy over tony ching elder 0, bangkok, italy is cabinet, has announced their state of emergency on immigration and more follows a sharp rise in the number of people crossing the mediterranean within 31000 people have arrived in italy so far this year as more than 3 times the number for the same period in 2022. more than 440 people di trying to make the crossing between january and march, the u. n says delays in government lead rescue and search operations are casting lives for indian ferdinand donnelly, pharaoh cheese a former italian ambassador to the e u. n. has more on why the country has taken this. the merchant is meant to provide powers to the distribution of my grounds, but all over a close and how that may be in making to reach solutions for fresh start. logan. i will be people all over the country and the 2nd 272, you'

u. s. and u. k. had wanted to mediate the situation after the 2019 uprising had given massive economic assistance to help the transition to democracy. we wouldn't be in the situation if there was western leadership working with, for example, china to make sure that the russians couldn't play around and participate in gold smuggling. we wouldn't be in this situation. so we're only in this situation in sudan because the global enduring disorder, the error that we're now living in, promotes conflicts like that civil war and libya like the ongoing civil wars in yemen and syria. and that's why we're here where we are. her mid, do you agree with that point that there's a vacuum being left by the whist? when i think go, it has the physical to be in the situation that we're living in now. ever since the ad edition took place, they have continued to lead you to my, the agenda. the that of the secondary that of the source is by giving them say to the table and allowing them to be part of the discussion and als

u. s. and u. k. agree to help australia acquire nuclear powered, some marines asap, strongly, criticized by china. let's discuss a topic with director of the center for counter had demonic studies. tem anderson, welcome tam, do you think australia's decision to acquire long range missiles is justified by or real security threats or what's the actual reason behind this? no, it's not a real security threat to australia, but it is a, a response to the the concern that the united states of america has to losing its position in the world. and of course, it's the range of rewards that the u. s. is initiated and provoke from around the world to die and really, estrada has, has long had this sort of skin sort of approach to, to thinking show should at offense, be placed on defending this orland or the small continent or large island. or should there be forward defense, and this is the move back into forward defense, which unfortunately means that the technology and the training are integrated into the needs

u. n is ranked nicaragua, the 7th, highest country in terms of gender equality, honor, 7th, the u. s. and u. k. aren't even the top 10, which is an incredible treatment about men hazard. nicaragua has just missed his historically been the 2nd course country in latin america. in fact, it's now the 3rd pores under he's now the 2nd course after the us back to in 2009. so you know, the us, he's very happy to overthrow governments install dictatorships. i did. and on doris 2009, i could help doing guru this year. i'm in those countries are not isolated and i think that's very important to point. okay astrid, you can respond now both been and dan say that picture is not as bleak as the u. s . and it's western allies paint it to be that they are they have been some achievement under ortega. what do you say to that? i say that if that were the case, we wouldn't be on the show today talking about the hundreds of thousands of nicaraguan exiles who have fled in nicaragua, not just to the us, but euro costa rica and the rest of the world as well. also, i would say that the economy and economics is no reas

u. s. and the u. k. launched a 4 day bombing campaign against iraq and december of 1998. after that then us president bill clinton accused saddam hussein at breaching commitments to the un developing weapons of mass destruction and not withdrawing his forces from co way. as many as 1400 iraqi soldiers were killed and strikes on around a 100 military facilities. political commentator anthony webber believes that tony blair should face legal action since he blatantly light to the u. k. parliament and the british people. if we look at what happened in the right way, we had the situation where the u. k. parliament was offensively light. see, i'm it does, i'll tell you. but i was, as always said, he's a christian and he got, she does break. the noise, come on, which is without shall not bear false. witness adjusted people's witness, which the courage to the u. k. paulman county, a guy public. i think it is a blatant a sample of double standards. ready i think all countries in the world should abide by the same standards regarding ref. plesco come doubts. i'm the conduct by poli

u. s. and the u. k. that's it from me and the news team for now. i'll have an update for you at the top of the hour and i'll stay tuned for your business uptake with brought some golfers in berlin from me and the team thanks so much. i come have a g g t v highlights you every week in your in box. subscribe. now. would i be a 30 day? it's 10 times more holocaust survivors in postwar, germany for them. life after 1945 through today has meant starting a new and processing the past. it's been a common notion in the post war period until and part to day. nazis are always those other people under the ongoing struggle for remembrance and against denial. in the land of the perpetrators starts may 6th on d, w with caught in the crossfire of the us china trade war, beijing may be about to ban some american micro chips. so we'll other asian chip makers, step up their chinese export strike to that started at iran's oil fields, have spreads to other sectors of society. so our radians coping with extreme inflation and all dried up argentine as far as getting used

u. s. and u. k. have called for an immediate end to violence. speaking on the sidelines of the g 7 foreign ministers summit a meeting rather in japan, and we've got al jazeera, rob mcbride, who is there for is joining us live. now. tell us about what's been said there about saddam rom. that's right. there have been a lot of expressions of concern by participants in this said g 7 foreign ministers meeting since they. they started arriving here in japan's as saturday through sunday at the latest 8 which has come from antony blink in the u. s. secretary of state and it came at a photo opportunity just ahead of a bilateral meeting with his british accounts part james cleverly and he expressed his concern about what's going on at lincoln said that the people of sedan will democracy and they want a resumption of the talks that we're moving toward civilian rule, and he says, the way to allow that to continue, he says, is for the military to get back to that barracks. let's listen to what he said was raleigh. help you again across all of our partners on

u. s. and u. k. agreed to help australia acquire nuclear power submarines. a step strongly criticized by china. director of the center for counter had demonic studies. tim anderson says the camera follows america's path of anti china policy. camber is effectively talking the line with the u. s. the u. s. has asked them to back up u. s. in it's containment policy of china. the u. s. s. military bases surrounding china. it wants other partners basically to subsidize and support and give greater international legitimacy. and so unfortunately, cameras playing, playing that dependent role without a genuinely independent analysis of the situation has very little to do really with stroke defense. rather, it's one of the most riskiest ventures that australian governments have taken in recent times because any sort of war with china would be disastrous for australia. there's no comparison between the capacities of these countries destroys a very small country, and it's putting itself in a great deal of danger, by adding to the escalation of tensions against china. as

sudan where a fire has or rubbed it, and the capitals airport during a scheduled evacuation of foreign nationals. that's the area where foreigners, from the u. s. u. k, france, and china are said to be fleeing from the conflict. the rapids support forces which are fighting against the national army currently controlled the airport. saudi arabia has also sent a naval ship to the city of port sudan, and so far it has evacuated more than $150.00 people, including saudi nationals and citizens of neighboring countries, such as could tar egypt. and india. meanwhile, jordan has announced is plans to extract people from the conflict zone and italy has transferred around to doesn't to neighboring egypt. the measures are taking place during the 72 hours cease fire. although the truce has been frequently broken by sporadic violence. local journalists sent this report despite the death throes that has been announced by the boat, but warring parties her from since yesterday from the 7th day. but we, we also had a lot of gunfire, an extension of shelling and bomb being. there was a huge, a small doll emerging from their costume international, airport air which pr

u. s. and the u. k. in sudan, fighting between the army and rival, paramilitaries has fled on the 2nd day of supposed 3 day truce are growing fears of a humanitarian crisis. as thousands of refugees flee from the conflict into egypt and the other neighboring countries. some viewers might find the pictures and annexed report disturbing from the start. this is what the current cease fire looks like. in sudan. despite promises of a 72 hour pause in fighting more bloodshed, according to officials here at the our roomy medical center in on demand 2 shells fell on to the building around lunch time on tuesday, enjoying at least 20 people waiting in the seats here. among them, a pregnant woman, i awnings on a will and all the hospitals are closed and we were still working or thought of lisa. the business was running in a good way of books. a shell came in as you can see, her threw up an exploded on garden. whenever all patience who was sitting on the seats were injured below the knees. you're in to farewell the u

sudan where a fire has a rub, did, and the capitals airport during a scheduled evacuation of foreign nationals. that's the area where foreigners, from the u. s. the u. k. france and china are said to be fling from the conflict in the north, east african nation. the rapids support forces which are fighting against the national military, currently control the airport. saudi arabia has also sent a naval ship to the port of sudan city of port sudan to help evacuate people. the vessel has already returned to its homeland with 50 evacuees on board, in total away be as now evacuated more than $150.00 people. meanwhile, jordan has also announced its intention to extract people from the conflict sound while italy transferred almost to doesn't to neighboring egypt. the measures are being conducted amid announced 72 hours cease fire. although it's been frequently broken. with sporadic violets, a local journalist sent this report despite the death throes that has been announced by the board, but warring parties her from since yesterday from the 7th day. but we, we also had a lot of gunfire, an extension of shelling and bomb being. there was a huge, a black smoke

u. s. and the u. k. the main goal of the western sanctions was to cut russia off from revenue. however, chinese imports of rush and crude, for example, are set to break record numbers. the latest data shows a record $2000000.00 barrels per day arriving in the country from russia. i pipelines and ships, political and international relations specialist pack noon long told r t. a trend is emerging of developing nations wanting to trade directly with each other. the alternative payment system in china and russia as well as in the other country, will continue to benefit from these sanctions in the long run. because what we are seeing is the western countries and the other countries, especially countries in the global south, they still need to trade. and despite that, china and russia were apparently as selectively excluded from this trading process . are the countries countries in the global self they are also being tapped into and getting activity even more actively involved in this all trading process. we are seeing a trend in the global scale of what's going on on this whole proce

u. s. and u. k. to try and cut off supplies of fuel from emma's air force seems to be having little effect. while a military government affairs set on a scorched earth policy, tony ching al jazeera bank of one to more had on the algebra news hour, including why some people in columbia are refusing to leave their homes even though and nearby volcano could be about to erupt. we look at why several states in the west or us could be forced to cut their water consumption. lebron james leads the lakers into the m b a. playoff will show you how the did it in sport i but 1st he was president says that he wants to see northern islands. governments restored as soon as possible. joe biden is in belfast to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday peace agreement. it ended 30 years of violence as it comes as a boy caught by pro british unionists has stalled. northern ireland governing assembly biden warn democracy can be fragile. an affective devolve government reflects the people of northern ireland and is ac