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now, who paging has hit back though, has been the united states and says that you're not b. u. s. has been exacerbating tensions. it says sanctions are ineffective and their only work to the general population. and china has also criticized notice saying that nato has been the one who, which has surrounded russia and sort of put it into a corner. now, while it hasn't condoned the russian attack on ukraine to for aging, it's been business as usual with russia. they have very strong trade ties, and they've even deepened this in recent weeks. and just on thursday, they didn't announce that it would expand the amount of import of russian wheat. so it has been deepening that trade and that has attracted criticism from other countries saying that by doing so, bating is giving russia lifeline. and katrina does this make for very difficult get together the next time the un security council system because both china and russia key members, they are 2 of the 5 permanent members of the un security council. so can we look forward to will not look forward to rather a difficult conversation on

b a. u. s. her with hitler. and i'm not a joke, but i'm saying that you've got to understand that. and the people in the united kingdom saw the build up to the 2nd world war. and they are very worried when they see due to him having a 100000 troops on the border of ukraine at 20000 in bella, roost. and, well, what i would like to see is much more dialogue between united kingdom and russia. and you quite rightly pointed out during the say we were com is that we work together until i get rid of it. well, it seems to me that what we should be doing now is 2 things. first of all, i would hope that eventually we could get russia to join nato and become partners within the nato organization. we should be working towards that kind of situation because that's kind of trust that one needs to happen within countries. secondly, it be a democrat. i believe the people that determine their own future rather than i'm a suspension. so dictators and a water should happen in my view. is it a crimea in the eastern grain and grade? they should be referendums of the people as to what they want for thei

u countries might perhaps think twice, but escalating any, any confrontation in the east ukraine? what they are a long history between russia and euro b o understand. and it is not new that the u. s. wants to and so co, russia and but, but she's so strong in a tree. so do you need some help from europe to help? and so russia, especially to us attorney, is now urgently needing to compensate the losing inference in the middle is exemplified by the withdrawal, the trips in a county us with more inference in eastern europe. so this pushes this, russia and china even want to get a lot, a lot of the european countries, the actually, they don't care how much david us can influence the world any more then. yeah, and they are no longer is the strongest powers. the most of the citizens want their lives in troop. they want to work if countries, especially china, to improve de economy. i think this will surely be a very important way to goal for the next few years. as the situation develops, benjamin child, professor for asia programs at the powers school of business. joining us live on the international. appreciate your time and your commentary. thank you. well, president, her gigi and pink

b i or anybody else. and that's really where the violations come in, in terms of looking at u. s. u. s. communications not just small parts, but all almost all of it own e mail networks, skype and you know, chatter, texting all it's all stored. and so anybody can come in at b, i can come in and look at it and do wary and, and i say don't even talk about that in the uses again, people do arrest them for common crimes. and then they, they do a parallel construction and, and reconstruct data so that they can substance push, push it into the court, saying this is the basis for the arrest. when it back, it was the a collect the data. so that's called perjury. and they've been doing that since 2001, at least, and some of that goes back to world war 2 with program shamrock. it is quite extraordinary when you put it in those terms. and just to reiterate, and the foreign intelligence surveillance act allows spying on americans, if there is probable cause that they are agents of a foreign power or in contact with one, i suppose the issue is their high, broad definition is it could potentially be almost any one coul

now, i would very likely, very relieved by this, but not everyone is happy already. b u. s. and then the committee has expressed disappointment, although the i see says they're going to abide by this ruling and who solder the u . s. anti doping agency has reminded people that we still need to show compassion for value. but because she's still just a child. the swirling still leaves money on, on some questions, doesn't it? a lot of people will be waiting for more information. that's right. especially the, the other russian figure skaters who participated on that team event who won gold a team usa came 2nd. a japanese biggest 8 is came 3rd and team canada came forth. so all of those athletes are in limbo, waiting to see whether the middle ceremony will still go forward. and the i r c has made it clear that this whole situation is far from over there. still going to be a longer legal process to determine the circumstances of that positive test. now that sample that was taken from valley eva was taken on december. the 25th when she was competing at the russian national champions

b, u. s. and the european signatories that they will not pull out as president donald trump dead 4 years ago, president joe bought in black me putin, of acceptance, in principle, to hold a summit over ukraine. the potential diplomatic breakthrough comes as fighting increases in east in ukraine with russian troops reportedly moving along the border . i just came back from unit with the vice president. she let our delegation there to make sure that we are in lockstep with allies and partners on everything that we're going to do both to see if we can still prevent present food from carrying forth his decision. and if not, making sure that we're fully coordinated with all his partners on the response, they've reiterated that massive consequences will follow if, if president putin carried forth with the, the aggression australia is opened as borders to fully vaccinated tourists after nearly 2 years of being closed off to the world is tough measures, even restricted australians from returning home. those headlines nice continues off upfront. in just under a year's time castle is our bait stadium. w

now value would very likely, very relieved by this, but not everyone is happy already. b u. s. and then the committee has expressed disappointment, although the i r c says are going to abide by this ruling and solder the u. s. anti doping agency has reminded people that we still need to show compassion for value, but because she's still just the child plans to release water from japan's crippled fukushima nuclear power plant being reviewed. the international atomic energy agency is observing how radioactive water is handled and stored in tanks, fishermen local residents, china and south korea are opposing the japanese government plan to reduce moving a 1000000 tons into the sea. and as quick as you know me in 2011 damaged the power plant and one of the world's worst nuclear accidents. displacing thousands of people. who are you guys? although the government set up some organizations to evaluate that this is charging, the members will all leaning towards the government's position while neglecting the problems in the plan. in fact, some experts in school this holding different op

they bought the best memorandum does not oblige russia or the u. k. or the u . s. b u r. to acknowledge all of the to, to, to go to accept the coo, but that was carried out by neo nazis and various other marginal groups in ukraine . beckett, 2014. and this budapest memorandum that was also signed by ukraine and france. in addition to the members i've mentioned, it's you that was the calls on it, demands that all members of this memorandum will do not violate any of the o is c, a principals including the principle for respecting and protecting? are you doing minorities, national minorities and ethnic minorities humorist, nobody is going to impose on us on the need to acknowledge an unconstitutional regime? go to go against all that agreements we have signed and then you. but if they say that the actions of super it's rated by this regime against minorities, including russian minorities, is justifiable. and this is all done, this all done with active support of the korean government and president lensky himself. and since we're talking about ukraine, i had just reminded her

b, u. s. freedom trucker convoy facebook page from their platform, so not too dissimilar from what we've seen from go fund me. removed the gofundme page of the canadian convoy of truckers, that had res, $9000000.00. we're seeing these corporations again, he'd the calls of government leaders to stop the movement of workers all across the globe. well, and here's something that i have to say is i observed this, i'm a little worried about, you know, you had the director of the police for to actually call this a nationwide insurrection. which brings back obviously, ties it to the january 6 and everything that went on. are you worried now that we're finding out about possible instigators starting violence all to make the truckers look bad and that's how the excuse they use and shutting this down moving forward if this continues? yes, i think that, you know, we have to be really worried about disingenuous actors who are trying to paint the entire movement of people who are fighting against these mandates as all violent or all coops or anything like that. right. these are workers who are standing up

u. k. media today, a lot of the m p 's during the rounds or the u. k. b, it is saying we stand with the lensky, we support him. we support him, but apparently he's not getting the support in a perfect world. he would like, but you understand the landscape on the under immense pressure right now. he was hiding in a bunker, according to see an end for the past number of 11 hours or so is clearly tried to protect himself. he says that he's the target of the russian military. but when you tell me that hootin is asking on the ukrainian soldiers to take control in kiev, no wonder the landscape sweating bullets right now. but you know, obviously that is a developing situation earlier. i want you to stick around with us because you've got more things to talk about. really trying to bring us the latest on this. please stand by. we really appreciate it. thank you. well, the russian defense ministry is saying that ukraine is trying to use its population as human shields. again, that's according to russian officials have listened to this when i enter gone and the advisors talking ukrainian military leadership, how to place rocket artillery systems in residentia

ah, poor b bro. ukraine continues unabated with the u. s. and u. k. taking the lead. however, not all major members are in or even ukraine is attempting to dampen expectations of an armed conflict with russia. will washington in london get their way with to believe it? without you showing a shred of evidence, that is actually true. d u. s. state department spokesperson is grilled after refusing to prove claims that russia is preparing of a pretext rebate ukraine. something there is no longer being branded as imminent. as the white house seemingly tones down its wall rhetoric. at least 6 children are killed in heavy fighting in northwest syria, while president biden held the seal and bravery of american commanders claiming they killed the leader of islamic states at the same time.

u. s . u. s. communications, not just small parts, but all that almost all of phone e mail networks, skype and you know, chatter texting all, it's all stored in. so anybody can come in at b, i can come in and look at it and do wary and, and i say, don't even talk about that. i would point out also this to hop principle that they talk about, that is i communicate with you and you come to somebody else than there is. if i'm involved a night, they can look out to hops, where if you're involved, they can look through you. so what it means is if you contact google, for example, then you know about approximately a 1000000 people every day, look at google. so that's, that's almost in a couple of days you have the whole planet. so for 2 hops, that means they can look at anybody in the world so that it's just the word game with them and they're playing this game behind the scenes in secret, behind the secret doors and the courts. they have no idea. they're just stupid. they don't have any idea what's going on or either they're, they don't want to face it. facebook user base is shrinking for the 1st time ever. and it's put a dum now on the company's ambitions funds for so called m

b control up. why did i central banks like them hold the u. s. got 90 will not like be con to replace us dollar either. the singer, lots of mo, jessica, known as the nightingale of india and the queen of melody. aside of the age of 92, she sang more than 30000 songs and 36 languages. her 70 plus years of work on her awards and honors in india and around the world. she dies in the hospital and mom by while undergoing treatment for pneumonia after having tested positive for cooper 19 last month. in the is prime minister paid tribute to her on twitter and our end remedy said, i am anguished beyond words. the kind and caring lotta did, he has left us. she leaves a void and our nation that cannot be filled, the coming generations, or remember her as a stalwart of indian culture, whose melodious voice had an unparalleled ability to mesmerize. ah okay, let's recap your top story so far today. see members of the u. s. mil.

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u. s. media st. germany is not rely, germany's completely reliable, completely totally thoroughly reliable. i have no doubt about germany. b sent ink from wilma did find miss blair console united submission and the trans atlantic partnership between germany and the u. s. is a, one of the permanent pillars of german policy and it will be relevant in the future as well just as relevant. and this will be one of our top priorities always on behalf of ne, to we are the country in continental europe that is doing and making the largest contribution, financial means and also military power. and we are the country and z as in austin . that meeting contributes a great share. we're not fully don't fully agree with the growth who pays the biggest part of a financial support to ukraine. as o. addison since 2014, about $2000000000.00 us dollars on july reg, bilateral support and within the u. an additional 3800000000 that is made available . so substantial financial means is to stabilize the ukrainian economy and we're willing to continue with that as a sort of contribution. so this is, was the very strong and unbreakable friendship be

not to panic. as warnings grow of a potential russian invasion, something that moscow denies. b, u. s. is evacuating non emergency american staff from its embassy in care of it's our borders, it's our territory. you, you know, i have to speak with our people like.

u. s. is bored. russia not to expand its military operations by attacking nature, members is secretary of state entity blinking on and b. c. news. when it comes to threatening nato countries, we have something very powerful called article 5. an attack on one is an attack on all. russia knows that, and that's exactly why. among other things, one of our responses have been to shore up nato's defenses to, to put more forces to put more equipment on its eastern flight. the countries closest to russia, to deter any aggression that russia might be contemplating against nato countries. it's turned out to washington, d. c correspondent, chef on the one step and what do you make advances.

b, c to c, u. s. president biden. and for the rest of the world to see that the russian threat to ukraine has not weakened the ties that bind berlin to washington. but when both leaders were asked about the nord stream to gas pipeline, the u. s. president had a clear answer. the german chancellor did not. mister president, he, i have wanted to ask you about this m. nordstrom project that you've long opposed. you didn't mention it just now by name, nor did chance sir charles, did you receive assurances from cancer cells to day that germany will, in fact, pull the plug on this project? and if russia invades ukraine, if firm, if russian vase that meas tanks were troops crossing the on the border of ukraine again, then there will be a we, there will be no longer a nor stream to we will bring it into psi one to be absolutely care we have intensively prepared everything to be ready with the necessary sanctions, if there is a, a military aggression against ukraine. and this is necessary, it is necessary that we do this in advance so that russia can clearly understand that these are far reaching severe measures. while our wash

b. u. s. president to visit in order to put people at ease. but the white house declined securely. putting people at ease is not a priority. fred, now the kremlin exhausted, of course, were denying claims of any planned attack as observing well, this madness has concluded that it's just the latest move and a very cynical, long game being played by the west seniority. the purpose of this is to raise to whip up the situation and provocative activity. this is part of the provocation that did not begin to 3 months ago. that shit is a plant, long term constantly expresses act of the controlled by the united states, all of which means the accompaniment is unprecedented. western media resources that declares themselves independently now. so custom made stories from washington today . no one has any doubt that this is a provocative game that can really lead to provocation. ukraine is packed with weapons supplied by nato countries, led by the united states. take us saskia to the east. the eastern area, lou guns, don. yes, the hot spots there. what is the situation there? no, well, there has been a pretty recent, quite w

b. u. s. president to visit, in order to put people at ease, but the white house declines. the clearly putting people at ease is not a priority. fred, unfortunately those last keys who head is being drowned out by this panic, conducing rhetoric. it seems that the world has just taken washington at its word despite of course, the fact that in the past is what has proved to be was very little we need to do is remember of course, those huge claims of must weapons of mass destruction in iraq now the kremlin exhausted, of course, from denying claims of any planned attack is observing all this madness and has concluded that it's just the latest move and a very cynical long game being paid by the west. okay, senora, the citizens to raise to whip up this situation and provocative activity. this is part of the provocation that did not begin 2 months ago. it is a plant, long term conflict that is act of the controlled by the united states, which means the accompaniment is unprecedented. western media resources that declares themselves and abandon now, so custom made stories from washington today. no one has any doubt that th

we're not sure what the cargo is, but apparently belongs to p s. b leasing at which is a company that is on the u. s. financial sanctions list, it's been taken to below and somewhere. and now the fate of that cargo ship will rest in the hands of the french courts. i ought to charlotte job and ski with the latest on this russian cargo vessel being seized in the english channel. thank you . but on the whole political and p r front, moscow is feeling the pressure, the e u. u. s. u k, announcing a raft of sanctions against russia following the deliberations between european leaders in brussels. i just a very short time ago, i crossed live to correspondent pool asleep. while they set the spelling out in some kind of spiral, they are growing with the u. k. imposing harsh sanctions on russia. they've now imposed an extra travel van in terms of not only russian aircraft not being allowed to land here, but also private chess. at the same time v t b bank, the 2nd largest state own bank and a number of other russian banks have also been sanctioned. the u. k is no longer accepting visa applications from ukra

u. s. actor and t. v presenter whoopi goldberg has been suspended by the a b c network. following remarks about jews and the holocaust. miss goldberg said that the holocaust was, quote, not about race, but about man's inhumanity to man. she later apologized after a backlash. and here in germany debate as raging over whether a former far right politician can go back to his old job. as a judge, yes meyer was a member of parliament for the far right a f d party. he now wants to return to the courts after failing to win reelection. he used to be a member of parliament for the far right a f b party. and recently was categorized as extremist by the domestic intelligence agency. hence, maya is known for his far right and unconstitutional statements. also, while he was in parliament, back in 2017, he was reprimanded for trivializing the holocaust. this whole propaganda and re education directed against us, which is supposed to persuade us that outfits was factually the consequence of german history. i hereby declare this called of guilt to be over to be finally, over in september, last year, maya was not elected for a 2nd term in parliament. now he wants to go back to his previo

would also tend to use some stable wise, which would harm lay b and control r y d advised central bank. for example, the u. s. got plenty will not like be con to replace the us dollar either a lady wearing. thank you very much for your time on this. we do appreciate it. thank you. thank you for having me now with a long and well populated coastline. the u. k is a serious risk from climate change flooding and storm damage could make many areas uninhabitable by 2050 the government of san and to spend $7000000000.00 to protect the coast. but exports say hard decisions and needed about which areas are saved and which surrendered to the c on a hall report from sidmouth and devon. this is sidney from the devon coast. a georgian town that lost a 100 meters of shoreline in a century, a rate that's now close to double in places on its east beach. the clips have been crumbling for years. where once there was climate denial, there is now an unavoidable reality. as we watched, another section fell into the sea. a certain climate change now has changed people's perception in the last couple years. i think there's a recognition that there's a

not. and they're saying that this is, you know, the decision reflects erroneous apple. it body interpretations. what do you make of that? well, the u. s. has been complaining about b, w q, just to send the system for a long time, especially on to remedies cases where they regard the appellate body is to show public body. for example, to be a serious mistake that minds the other countries ability to a tech or tiny state capitalism and have a long call it or be formed. but personally, i would agree with us review. i think the appellate body actually has made the right decision. ironically, if you look closely at the appellate body decision 3 years ago, i mention audio. actually the parent body in that case, did a try to re adjust the audio of yours for some, probably the body to make it easier for us to have a safeguard. as to have already subsidy ameris against china. so i think the u. s. a complaint, a definite mist directly and you know, the u. s. has been so angry at the w t o in the past that it's actually blocked appointments to the athletic body, which is the dispute settlement cost. how much has that hampered the world trade organization and its ability to s

not want to be pawns on the u. s. geostrategic chest work, they don't want to be ponds because ponds are always expendable. just looking at the bigger picture has stepping away from b, a negations of preparation preparations for an invasion. why is it that pops a lot of western leaders, western states font it's so hard to see, but russian concerns about their security about bank to build up on their boy. but i to expansion because russians with the russian officials, rob, i've been very clear what their concerns are about and what it would take from their side to reduce the level of tensions they just don't seem to be reading from the same page. well, i think the european leaders at least some of them. i certainly would include germany here, actually probably do appreciate russia's position, a look at all the pressure that germany and the other nato allies, so called allies in europe are under from washington. i mean, the logic of empire, the logic of us empires is basically this. you either go along with us, you function as junior partners or attack dogs as part of our team or you to will be punished. and we can see that germany has been threatened by actually pro

best there for you, not if else while the explosion of high frequency trading in the early 2 thousands continues. heim bo deck is developing new trading strategies for his employer, u. b. s. he calls it sighs game. his algorithm follows a simple logic. because large orders are given preferential treatment by the stock market. the money bought dynamically increases its order to remain at the forefront and push out competitors. however, there is a catch. he has to ensure that the artificially inflated order never actually takes place. if you put huge orders out there of that size and they all trade, you will go pretty much instantaneously. belly up. ok, i won't go into details, but it happens. it's a game of chicken in a way. we had to write algorithms that said, if you traded 30000 contracts, you don't want to trade those 30000 contracts. so try to dump them immediately on another exchange where some other market makers still quoting 30000 x. so we, we created all these, this algorithm in this kind of, we're in terms of getting the largest, what we call participation rate. it turned into this horrible game of chicken and hot potato, where you quoted more than you wanted.

b, u. s. body responsible for safety or flight. so said is that, and then we also have insurance companies. well that their major drivers, they, they will look the risk and just say, look, not going to cover this flight. so you have all of that. you have the airlines doing their due diligence, they're insecurity as well. so there's quite a few pieces of input now, but it's not coordinated. and of course it's quite complex when you have one country with, with one security assessment, another country with another security assessment from your launcher in the middle. okay? so you have a scenario as well as we mentioned mh 17 malaysia airlines flight that was shut down over the contested se an area of ukraine several years back. and what changed that period for airlines in terms of routing? what to be re thought out on an international level when it comes to air corridors . 2 things. and i think the 1st thing is the degree of coordination. so there's a lot more coordination now about risk assessment. and the other thing that changed is that everybody, everybody, unfortunately, is now tooling up and it will, when it comes to the kind of arms and colors as defense, systems that a