u. s. instead, moscow's permanent representative to the use as europe seems to be seeking to inflict massive economic damage on its own people and businesses. what is the g 7? it's an informal club for a number of countries. all of them actually falling into the category of those who have been reduced sanctions against russia. so they are point of view of will hardly be decisive and what happens all these measures are they are an additional impact on the already overheated sedation in the energy sector. of the european union, which was aggravated not as a result of anything that russia was doing, but as the result of sanctions being introduced by the european union and other western countries against the russian energy sector. definitely, there will be a major impact because according to o economists and no energy specialist that matter, you know, there is no other alternative source in the short term that can fill that gap. should russian don't get supply, be terminated now, so we'll have to see t

u. s. instead and could then new order, the one in which the u. s is no longer at the top of the food chain in washington. rachel blevins archie. from the us. diplomat, jim joshua said washington's dominant global role is under serious storage. the u. s. is certainly a superpower. the question is whether the u. s. will try to retain its position as the unit or as the only superpower that dominates the entire world in a hedge, a monic fashion, or whether it can take a step back to being one of a number of major powers are still living in the 1990s where the united states is the only voice that matters in the world together with our satellites, like the european powers, japan, south korea, australia and so forth. and they realize there are other centers of power, but they consider that a problem to be overcome an obstacle to be eliminated. first russia and then china . i think there's a lot of speculation that binding himself is not crucial of anything. you simply a mouth piece for an establishment that has lost touch with reality that lives in the p

u. s. instead of moscow's permanent representative to the u. says europe seems to be seeking to inflict massive economic damage on its own people and businesses. what is the g 7? it's an informal club for a number of countries. all of them actually falling into the category of those who have been reduced sanctions against russia. so they are point of view, oh, will hardly be decisive and what happens all these measures are they are an additional impact on the already over heated to beach and then the energy sector of the european union weight. oh, was aggravated not as a result of anything that russia was doing, but as the result of a sanction being introduced by the european union and other western countries against the russian energy sector. definitely, there will be a major impact because i, according to o economists and o n g specialists, that matter, oh no, there is no other alternative source in the short term that can fill the gap should oh, russian, go get supply, be terminated. now. busy we will have to see the european union is speaki

u. s. called the world, the turning of russia and president bible claims the as ushering in a new world order. are we seeing the world turn their backs on the u. s. instead, and could then new order, the one in which the u. s. is no longer at the top of the food chain in washington, rachel blevins archie. and while the world's attention is still largely focused on the crisis in ukraine, influential countries and humanitarian organizations appear to have turned a blind eye to the destruction in suffering and other war on areas such as in yemen and me, and mar, made concerns that resources are being diverted from those regions and are in an equally pool for ukraine, actually possibly reports. for weeks now, the world's attention has been focused on ukraine's refugees, while they no doubt face a dia, humanitarian crisis. what about the millions of others in the same situation? if we cast so much about people's suffering in ukraine, we should care as much about people in somalia. the kena facet, south sudan, pakistan where the scale of need is high. it's so frustrating that other countries don't get the level of support they're entitled to were struggling be

u. s. instead and could then new order, the one in which the u. s is no longer at the top of the food chain in washington. rachel blevins archie from us. diplomats. jim jar, trustees, washington. the dominant global role is under serious threats. okay, we don't have the video for you right now, but we're not too late. so i meeting on a new chinese military base may soon pay in the solomon islands a tiny state in the south pacific new austria. but while the specific location has yet to be confirmed, the prospect is bogged panic in australia itself. traditionally, the islands that chief defense partner, we've been aware of the risks right across the pacific. this is why we doubled ad development assistance into the pacific. the reports that we've seen, and not a surprise to us at a reminder of the constant pressure and threats that present in our region to our national security. but the solomon islands that have not only traditionally relied on camera for defense, australia has also been a primary source of investment in the islands economy. and that

u. s. instead, there's no cost to demand change or that be permanent representative of the russian federation to the european union. many thanks for joining us on. the program stays good to see mister chase of the g 7 countries say that paying for russian energy and roubles is unacceptable, but there is still time for them to reconsider. do you think most likely to happen though? well, there is still a little time until tomorrow, but what is the g 7? it's an informal glove for a number of countries. all of them actually falling into the category of those who have been reduced sanctions against russia. so their point of view will hardly be decisive and what happens. so let's say russia does turn off the top . how seriously do you expect the energy and the economic sectors to suffer? well certainly i know you are correct in saying that the european union gets 40 percent are with guests from russia. actually went to that are similar figures relate to russian exports of coal and oil. so the european un

u. s. appears to be losing its influence over the u. a has all their reportedly declined biden's call. and instead of turning to the u. s. for support. well, they're turning to a leader that the u. s. has spent years trying to overthrow that threat this week. officials hosted syrian president bashar assad and his 1st visit to the country since 2011. and that's, i would say the us hasn't tried to use the current tension through the rewards even noting that the vitamin ministration sent a new batch of weapons to saudi arabia after denying them last year for pottery viet continue increases dominance as it moves away from the us, they are showing that they can live without america, but can the current american economy live without them? in washington, rachel bluff and archie, political analyst on our caf. say that major oil exporting countries are increasingly encouraged to ditch the dollar of affairs of falling on the heavy handed american sanctions. if 2 very important countries on earth economic world stage like saudi arabia and china decide to move away, at least partially from adopting the united states dollars dollar than others co

u. s. and ukraine instead became a real indictment of russian actions since the war began. like hannah, updating us from the un thank he will. the u. s. is announced further sanctions against moscow, including a ban on russian seafood. vodka and diamonds is also revoking russia's favorite trading status in coordination with g 7 allies. each of our nation is going to take steps with an i most favored nation status to russia. a most favored nation status designation means 2 countries have agreed to trade with each other under the best possible terms. low tires, few barriers, trade, and the highest possible imports allowed. the french president says the e u is ready to hit russia with more sanctions. if latimer putin's forces keep bullying ukrainian cities, emanuel macro made the comments at the end of an e. u summit in versailles and warned the continent will need to prepare for counter sanctions. sanctions from russia. e. u. leaders have been meeting for 2 days of talks with fridays talks focused on reducing the blocks dependence on russian energy. 40 percent of europe's natu

u. s. air base. instead, vice president come la harris will have a chance to smooth things over when she meets the polish president and, or saw on thursday. ok, let's hope, but let's see now if we can get some clarification. march in resent ski is joining us. he is a senior advisor at the warsaw security form, and he joins us from the polish capital. sir, thank you very much for your time. why do you think the was rejected the polish offer to send its fighter jets to ukraine via the us base ramstein? oh, thank you very much for the invitation. it's a pleasure to be here. let me shed a little bit light on this process because this exchange hasn't started with a polish offer. the exchange is really started publicly with the announcement of you that it's proven a 500000000 unprecedented. it's history package for military support. first, the 1st one ever and commenting on it. the representative for foreign policy, joseph brown, has underlined it could be used for provision of the military jets now. when everybod

u. s. in the u. k. r. instead talking up the impact of sanctions, dave imposed on russia a show of support for ukrainian resistance from the us state department. it's impossible to see the images of people seeking refuge and keys metro in 2022, and not think of those who sheltered in the london underground. in $142.00, an a vote of confidence in the west response to russia's invasion tech. we have surprised peterson with all unity and the toughness of all sanctions. those sanction, including us and u. k. oil import, bam. cutting russian banks off from international transactions. and the freezing of assets belonging to officials, including president louder, mere potent have rocked the russian economy. the kremlin is crying foul and conditionally the united states to canada, canada cord, and russia that's waging this or western officials are unapologetic. they call their economic strategy and extremely effective way of holding moscow accountable for attacking ukrainian civilian. he can honestly, the measures that we

and now instead of trying to push her diplomacy, the e u and the u. s. are accelerating this war and ukraine. they say they don't want to warn ukraine than why are they sending more weapons? why are they sending warplanes? it's china, not united states, it's china and other responsible countries that are calling for diplomacy and a peaceful resolution to this conflict. my caballo been norton, great to have you both on as always. thank you. thank you. and so how we're going to get the latest on the ground and ukraine. 5 days since the fighting 1st began, we're going to check in with one of our own on the ground. stay tuned for that. in the meantime, makes you download our portable tv app, or you can catch everything from this show or any other one on this network. we've got live sports and a whole lot more. 247, the palm of your hand because it's tv as it should be. it will be right back with our culture is a wash and lies dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations. that birth fact fiction until they are indistinguishable. we have beco

and rather than criticize moscow, the chinese government instead blames the u. s. for causing the crisis. he bought it, we hope all parties will work together with china to deescalate tensions, instead of adding fuel to the fire and promote a diplomatic solution i. china will continue to play a constructive role in seeking and realizing piece arbiter, yahoo union. she is a long time admirer of putin and the 2 autocratic leaders have formed a strong bond, chanted denies that it knew about the invasion in advance, and had asked russia to wait until the olympics were over before attacking ukraine . while professing neutrality facing stance is geared more towards moscow, china abstained on both of the united nations on sanctioning russia and demanding the withdrawal of russian troops. the chinese refused to acknowledge that russia has invaded ukraine admission to me. china is clearly watching the west reaction to the invasion, especially when it comes to its own efforts to take control of self rule taiwan. at the national people's congress, china's annual rubber stamp p

and rather than criticize moscow, the chinese government instead blames the u. s. for causing the crisis. he bought it, we hope all parties will work together with china to deescalate tensions, instead of adding fuel to the fire and promoted diplomatic solution. china will continue to play a constructive role in seeking and realizing piece our busher yahoo or union. she is a long time admirer of putin and the 2 autocratic leaders have formed a strong bond, chanted denies that it knew about the invasion in advance, and had asked russia to wait until the olympics were over before attacking ukraine . while professing neutrality facing stance is geared more towards moscow, china abstained on both of the united nations on sanctioning russia and demanding the withdrawal of russian troops. the chinese refuse to acknowledge that russia has invaded ukraine admission to me. china is clearly watching the west reaction to the invasion, especially when it comes to its own efforts to take control of self rule taiwan. at the national people's congress, china's annual rubber stamp

and now instead of trying to push or diplomacy, the e u and the u. s. are accelerating this war and ukraine. they say they don't want to warn ukraine than why are they sending more weapons? why are they sending warplanes? it's china, not united states, it's china and other responsible countries that are calling for diplomacy in a peaceful resolution to this conflict. michael opened norton great to have the both on as always. thank you. thank you. and so ahead we're going to get the latest on the ground and ukraine. 5 days since the fighting 1st began. we're going to check in with one of our own on the ground. stay tuned for that. and the meantime makes you download our portable tv app where you can catch everything from this show or any other one on this network. we've got live sports and a whole lot more. 247, the palm of your hand because it's tv as it should be. it will be right back with i like it when the host asked the question for the guest, and linda actually listened to the guess, answer, and then react to that answer. a folks dennis wheeler he

u. s. keep smearing china instead of reflecting on the security predicament in europe caused by the eastward expansion of us, lead nato? why doesn't the us reflect on its hypocritical move of watching the fire from across the river after fanning the flames? the least thing the u. s. should do is to sling mud at china, which is not a party directly concerned the despicable move of the us. only serves to reveal its guilty conscience and true intention to shift the blame and profit from the ukraine crisis. weeks and weeks have seen both politicians and the media shift. they gazed eastwards to china for some this has been a wake up call, a turning point. the waste realizes it needs to f. now to contain and assertive beijing and things have become heated. g u. s. has been spreading successive disinformation targeting china on the ukraine issue with malicious intentions. china is already on the wrong side of history when it comes to, to ukraine and the aggression being committed by russia. the u. s. has gone so far as to threaten that other countries will pay a price for not following suit and imp

u. s. keep smearing china instead of reflecting on the security predicament in europe caused by the eastward expansion of us, lead nato. why doesn't the us reflect on its hypocritical move of watching the fire from across the river? after fanning the flames? recent weeks have seen both politicians and the media ship. they gazed eastwards to china. for some, this has been a wake up call, a turning point. the west realizes it needs to at now to contain and assertive beijing and things have become heated. dingy, the u. s. has been spreading success of disinformation targeting china on the ukraine issue with malicious intentions, or china's already on the right side of history when it comes to our to ukraine and the aggression being committed by russia. the u. s. has gone so far as to threaten that other countries will pay a price for not following suit and imposing sanctions as it has done one country order is a luxury meal and the rest of the world has to foot the bill. this looks more like what a bully would do. we will not stand by and allow any country to compensate. russia for its losses f

u. s. appears to be losing its influence over the u. a has all their reportedly declined biden's call. and instead of turning to the u. s. for support. well, they're turning to a leader that the u. s. has been years trying to overthrow. that's right. this week officials hosted syrian president bashar assad and his 1st visit to the country since 2011. and that's, i would say the us hasn't tried to use the current tension to the board even noting that the vitamin ministration sent a new batch of weapons to saudi arabia after denying them last year for pottery viet continue increases dominance as it moves away from the us, they are showing that they can live without america, but can the current american economy live without them? in washington? rachel, blevins archie. tomorrow the races up they, she can check our website, r t dot com. but we're back in the top of the hours more. see them ah, in the united states a news and tax on other countries economic sanctions are, are often just the beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the country that you're talking about here. and there has to be an effort to

u. s. appears to be losing its influence over the u. a has all their reportedly declined biden's call. and instead of turning to the u. s. for support. well, they're turning to a leader that the u. s. has been years trying to overthrow. that's right. this week officials host is syrian president bashar assad and his 1st visit to the country since 2011. and that's how they say the us hasn't tried to use the current tension through their boards, even noting that the vitamin ministration sent a new batch of weapons to saudi arabia after denying them last year. for pottery viet continue to increase the dominant as it moves away from the us. they are showing that they can live without america, but can the current american economy live without them? in washington, rachel blood than archie, retired general and military analysts. mohammed a bus believes our states will look for new oil alliances with countries like russia and china. i'm hoping that receive are going to change. i'm going to look for the new changes, or you change the word, the uprising of russia, russia, russia, and china. i think they never said from the other came from us to

u. s. forces would not get involved in the fighting in ukraine, which is not a natal member instead, biden promised more sanctions against russia targeting it's oligarchs. anti closed u. s. s. base to russian aircraft. this isn't in to some of biden's address here. put letters attack on ukraine was premeditated and totally unprovoked. he rejected repeated repeated efforts at diplomacy. he thought the western nato wouldn't respond. he thought i could divide us at home in this chamber in this nation. he thought he could divide us in europe as well, but put was wrong. we are ready, we are united, and that's what we did. we stayed united. we prepare extensively and carefully. we spent months building coalitions of other freelance nations in europe, and america for america to the asian and african continents. to confront putin. like many of you, i spent countless hours unifying your, our european allies. we shared with the world in advance. what we knew put was planning and precisely how we would try to falsify and justify his aggression us president joe biden, speaking that and earlier we talk

u. s. appears to be losing its influence over the u. a has all their reportedly declined, biden's call. and instead of turning to the u. s. for support. well, they're turning to a leader that the us has been years trying to overthrow. that's right. this week officials host is syrian president bashar assad and his 1st visit to the country since 2011. and that doesn't say the us hasn't tried to use the current tension through the rewards even noting that the vitamin ministration sent a new batch of weapons to audi ravia after denying them last year. 7 all pottery viet continue increases dominance as it moves away from the us. they are showing that they can live without america, but can the current american economy live without them in washington? rachel blevins are g. moscow say it's, it's a shame that the international chest federation has suspended russian grounds. master said carrie, i came from competing in their events as over his support for most goes operation and ukraine. the 6 months suspension was announced off the cardiac consent and open letter to president putin forcing his support for russia actions. but the international

u. s. appears to be losing its influence over the u. a has all their reportedly declined, biden's call. and instead of turning to the u. s. for support. well, they're turning to a leader that the u. s. has been years trying to overthrow. that's right. this week officials host is syrian president bashar assad and his 1st visit to the country since 2011. and that's how the se, the u. s. hasn't tried to use the current tension through their boards even noting that the vitamin ministration sent a new batch of weapons to saudi arabia after denying them last year. all thought area continues increases dominance, as it moves away from the us. they are showing that they can live without america, but can the current american economy live without them in washington? rachel blevins are g. let's return now to our top story. they saw the being president puting saying rushes gas exposed to europe should not be paid for in roubles. well, let's cost life to an expert. now get a better handle on what this all means. we should vote a banking and development economists. thank you very much for joining us on the program. i never should. what are the conse

u. s. appears to be losing its influence over the u. a has all their reportedly declined, biden's call. and instead of turning to the u. s. for support. well, they're turning to a leader that the u. s. has been years trying to overthrow. that's right. this week officials host is syrian president bashar assad and his 1st visit to the country since 2011. and that's how they say the us hasn't tried to use the current tension through their boards, even noting that the vitamin ministration sent a new batch of weapons to saudi arabia after denying them last year. for pottery viet continue to increase the dominant as it moves away from the us. they are showing that they can live without america. but can the current american economy live without them? in washington, rachel bluff and archie and awake of a vast ramp up of western military support to ukraine on the manufacturer is a both think that there pocketing fantastic profits, german weapons joint wine metal, his bronze, it will pick up in the quote 2 digit 1000000 euro for servicing ukraine's air force helicopters, meanwhile, us that weapons make his shares have already sold 14 percent si

and rather than criticize moscow, the chinese government instead blames the u. s. for causing the crisis here, which we hope all parties will work together with china to deescalate tensions, instead of adding fuel to the fire and promoted diplomatic solution. and china will continue to play a constructive role in seeking and realizing peace are pusher yahoo or union. she is a long time admirer of putin and the 2 autocratic leaders have formed a strong bond, chanted denies that it knew about the invasion in advance, and had asked russia to wait until the olympics were over before attacking ukraine . while professing neutrality facing stance is geared more towards moscow, china abstained on both of the united nations on sanctioning russia and demanding the withdrawal of russian troops. the chinese refuse to acknowledge that russia has invaded ukraine admission to me. china is clearly watching the west reaction to the invasion, especially when it comes to its own efforts to take control of self rule taiwan. at the national people's congress, china's annual rubber stamp