u. s. might sideline it in some potential future peace negotiations. and trump was asked about this. he said that, well, ukraine's gonna have to have elections to meet any rate you know, i don't think so as long as he's there. but, you know, at some point, you're gonna have to have elections to, you're gonna have to have an election. now in terms of rushes position. i mean, vladimir putin has said that he doesn't mind if the lensky is at any future negotiations. but the main thing is that russia does not seize a lensky as a person who actually has the authority to sign off on any sort of legitimate piece deal. if you're stupid to go to most of the sky, you can negotiate with anyone. but zalinski is illegitimate, he has no right to sign anything. but if he wants to take part in the negotiations, i will send people who will conduct these negotiations. the issue is the final signing of the documents. this is a very serious issue that should guarantee security for ukraine and russia with a serious long term historical perspective. and there can be a single slip. everything should be poli

u. s. might of band and you're completely is going to be fixed as fields come, we must ensure that europe is strong, sovereign, and stands up straight to the challenges of the future. somebody cup this involves the question of how we can continue to support you crane and ensure that it is not left alone. now, for me, i'm sure that we can develop a clear position on this as if start in the you. k prime minister confirms britain was ready to send troops to ukraine to enforce any peace. still. the opponents prime minister says also with not the tectonic plates. if you're repeating security a shifting quickly if it's to be heard. and this unpredictable new reality. speaking with one voice is europe's 1st challenge. always happens, houses here. all right, we have a team of reporters right around the world who are following the latest diplomatic and military developments of surrounding ukraine. kristen, so me is that the united nations in new york, sonia diego is in london. that's charles stratford who

u. s. might of band and you're completely as his gun speech. these disputes come, we must ensure that europe is strong, sovereign, and stands up straight to the challenges of the future. somebody cup this involves the question of how we can continue to support ukraine and ensure that it is not left alone. now, for me, i'm sure that we can develop a clear position on this as if start in the you k prime in a 2nd, sams bryston was ready to send troops to ukraine to enforce any peace. still, the opponents prime minister says also with not the tectonic plates. if you're repeating security a shifting quickly if it's to be heard. and this unpredictable new reality. speaking with one voice is europe's 1st challenge. always happens how to 0. we are p leaders have held an emergency summit in paris to discuss their role in ukraine's future. a german child slough sholtes as well that know dick todd's can be imposed over ukraine. is also called on your, upon the us to act together when it comes to keep security stuff kind up. there must be no division of se

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u. s. might have banned and you're completely is going to be fixed. as fields come, we must ensure that europe is strong, sovereign, and stands up straight to the challenges of the future. somebody cut this involves the question of how we can continue to support ukraine and, and show that it is not left alone. now, for me, i'm sure that we can develop a clear position on this as if start in the you. k prime minister confirms britain was ready to send troops to ukraine to enforce any p steel. the opponents prime minister says, also with not the tectonic plates. if you're repeating security a shifting quickly, if it's to be heard and this unpredictable new reality. speaking with one voice is europe's 1st challenge. always happens, houses here. well, let's get the very latest from parents now. natasha butler standing by for us and yes, natasha europe and lead as well there in emergency mode on a has everything come for the meeting? that's right. they've been missing a power steering into that. missing the head of the you commission a sort of on the line

u. s, which might be very destructive to deliberate age of b. u. s. big, socio economic and political, the dominance of the word. so we're talking about the polar system to now, what would you, would you not agree that for your after seeing the us as being dog good, by bloated and this, that it, it hadn't been called into question about the records that, that were there. and they needed somebody a sledge hammer to come in and do this. i'm totally agree with this because i totally believe that this would be charged by the congress members and by the us 8 percent of its adult of chaos. when you have people at the verge of the midnight having the mean don't come to the court this tomorrow . what do you get about 3 so than 700 employees. it was in washington dc. i bought from a 7. so the, the $300.00 abroad. we are thinking about and english issues we are talking about the need for humanitarian aid, a crisis. uh, what is what we are talking about, the executives who have diplomatic passports. but they should be multi 515 days before. uh, they are laid off

u. s. me decline. americans might choose cheaper alternatives instead of the door to that, alongside each tyree's. china also added several u. s. companies to at least of unreliable entities. thing to, to google us fashion groups, which owned the told me here if you got and called and claimed bronze. and the biotech giant lumina as the u. s. and china low collins, the e. u, is bracing itself for potential economic for loud its rebels. and the democratic republic of congo have declared a ceasefire. the m 23 group, backed by wanda, sees the eastern city of goma last week. the presidents of the r c and rwanda are to hold talks this weekend. united nation says at least 900 people were killed in the fighting a mass burial and government as marks overflow with the bodies of those killed in the fighting. power cuts from the conflict and kept marks from being able to refrigerate the dead. the need to bury the dead quickly as urgent as most mortuaries are located in hospitals. the risk of spreading these to patients and health care staff. the serious patients wounded by the fighting overwhelmed hospitals.

u. s. may decline. americans might choose cheaper alternatives instead of the georgia that alongside each tyree's. china also added several u. s. companies to at least of unreliable entities. thing to, to google us fashion groups, which owned the told me here if you got and called, and claimed brands. and the biotech giant lumina as the u. s. and china, low collins, the e. u, is bracing itself for potential economic for louts. donald trump is also freezing us overseas a raising questions about the future of assistance programs around the world. america has until now being the biggest single international down in the us government agency for international development or us a i. d helps millions across the world from vital food supplies in sim, bob, wy, and shed to emergency disaster responses and hate see what life saving medical equipment in ukraine. u. s. a. i d is the world's largest humanitarian provider. now it's future hangs in the balance with donald trump's proclaimed america, fixed policy run by a bunch of radical we're getting them out and we're getting them out. states up in 1961 us a i

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u. s. president has fallen for moscow strikes. i said you might have 57 percent approval according to the key of international institute of sociology. i received 57 percent from a variety of polls. so if someone were to try to replace me right now, it wouldn't work. i mean, i hate to say it, but he's down at 4 percent approval rating. and yeah, i would say that, you know, when they want to see that today, but you can say that people have to, when the people of ukraine have to say, like, you know, it's been a long time since we've had an election by so, so this informal since we're discussing 4 percent, we understand this misinformation is coming from russia. we understand this and have proof that these figures are being discussed between america and russia. when neil, that's not a russia thing, that's something coming from me and coming from many other countries. also note of those, not unfortunately, president trump is living in this, this information space. and so now the us national security advisor also didn't name his words when he comes to a

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i think it might do other things like perhaps target some u. s. companies like in video, but then again, it's trying to get more from an video. so it's, it's sort of tough to do that. but it is concerned about us tech monopolies. and so a call comment video, these companies are the ones that it's targeted in the past on, on to and i trust a ground. so perhaps something like that. but i think it's getting to be slight rubber kit. really good to get your thoughts and you are not as as well, but thank you very much indeed for talking. so i'll just say thank you for a short break here. and i'll just narrow when we come back out to infinity and spend their anger against comments made by the president on the world stage more and not stay with the ancient african jewish community. a secret operation and a dangerous journey during the night. but the role so the soldiers multiplied sports and the c o 20 world reveals the cobra side and c, i a mission that smuggle thousands of it to your pin juice into israel and the ongoing struggle for acceptance into so

u. s. a. i d has raise eyebrows, but this one in particular might just answer the question of why, of the big case of called to, to is in africa tragically remains the 8 percent of global 2 is and maybe indeed the one fighting it are the ones funding it all right, let's cross live to investigative journalist, david hyundai and david's in light of these fresh allegations against usa i d. connected with supporting terrorist activities in africa. what motiv would the us government have in spending taxpayers money in this way as well? um, as we is almost every other thing in this conversation, it comes down to money. um i forget has been since we findings and i'll make role to play in the car in global economy as it exist. and that role is to be consuming that supplies cheap industrial imports and it comes into that as populated by. he was a would done drawers of water. basically it's supposed to be a low production. so low energy, low production zone where it's basically just for extraction of natural resources and cheap labor. now the comic developments of africa specifically are popular huge p

u. s. a. i d has raise eyebrows, but this one in particular, might just answer the question of why, of the big case of call to, to was in africa tragically remains the 8 percent of global terrorism. maybe indeed the ones fighting it are the ones funding it like you're in journalist and or 3rd, david hyundai. and so he's a controversy surrounding usa id stems from a lot of accountability, which tara groups in africa have explored. what i think will happen more likely is that it's going to be collapsed into the state department, which will not fix the problem for when asking point of view. but at the very least, we reduce the influence that you as a has because part of the reason why you ac ideas based on a total risk over the years, is that like every other parts of the us, foreign policy establishment, aids basically not subject to any real robust site, so it's not subject to congressional oversight because it was free to buy an act of congress. and it's an unlikely c, i. e, which on paper needs emission from us presidents to carry out operate actions. yes, yes, it does not. this is the conn's

u. s. a. i d has raised eyebrows, but this one in particular, might just answer the question of why, of the big case of call to, to as an advocate, tragically remains the 8 percent of global terrorism. maybe indeed the ones fighting it are the ones funding it or to correspondent, known as well. you can google. thank you. all right, well now to the middle east where the 6th prisoners swap is happening right now. as part of the israel, hamas cease fire, deal. 3 hostages had been handed over by the militant group from gaza and exchange . israel has started the release of palestinian prisoners with $369.00 is set to be freed. today, our middle east bureau chief marine for an ocean that has more details. the widow in ramallah with range palestinian prisoners housman, arriving from his reading jails, which notes all over them. the thing is of israel was set to release the 369 prisoners on the 2nd day, 111000 was detained during the war, plus 12 militants, serene life terms, and exchange for h is really hostage. mary saw sense back to the gather, st. paul to the broad white agent. just one reason or w

u. s. a. i d has raised eyebrows, but this one in particular, might just answer the question of why, of the big case of counterterrorism africa tragically remains the 8 percent of global terrorism. maybe indeed, the ones fighting it are the ones funding it. investigative journalist david hinge and says, the controversy surrounding usa i d stems from a lot of accountability, which tara groups in africa have exploited. what i think will happen more likely is that it's going to be collapsed into the state department, which will not fix the problem for when asking for an interview. but at the very least, will reduce the influence that usaa has. because part of the reason why usa idea has been so notorious over the years, is that like every other parts of the us, foreign policy establishment, aids basically not subject to any real robust site. so it's not subject to congressional besides because it was created by an act of congress and it's an unlikely c.

because when walter repaired us secretary of state said yes, the sanctions might be lifted the use and came out and said, even if the u. s. slip 7 is going to keep the sanctions in place. is brussels capable of having an independent policy of washington? as i, as i told you, the process uh no longer represents the people, the fuel. and the, the political situation. the ease in these are actively changing in the, in the you, the, on the you in the on. so i think that the process must photo or these change changing or at the said they will not be able to do with the change that of the policy, their politics, the people, the feudal real, to be a change and the you will get part of them in the, in the next the election. you know, it's very interesting because you speak, can you very rationally say, you know that the governments, i'm not in touch with the people. we see protests on the street complaining about the rising cost, the cost of living crisis. we see that the industrialization in, in germany, and yet then he was talking about spending another 700000000000 euros on kids and also boosting its defenses. why does it get

at some point, he suggested that the us might, by garza later saying that you as well just own garza. so if the u. s. is bind who's the seller in this transaction and if not buying the house, every plan begins is an idea. president trump wrote an idea, the idea is quite clear and we should the works together and see how to, to what extent this is a this lot of extensive cases can be done. this clear idea raises way more questions than answers from scales is without gallons. the us president suggests really k thing being quays, entire population of over 2000000 people. but where to egypt and jordan, his 1st picks were quick to reject the idea the different president even canceled his trip to washington following the offer. and so far, no, all the country has volunteered to take them in. so where then i think it's too early to salons, that to your questions and other big question do guidelines even once this is real frank, that has a deliberate migration even a kind of salvation choice is the largest. ready the risk the much was not, not we to be the boss. i don't see when when we're speaking about pe

s. the government in combat and all the groups of best suite 2 pieces of security in the u, cynthia seats might insist, implies that this is not a pcp missing. and that's why in that room $23.00, offer the 5 to say they have repeatedly stated that the mission is no longer justified in the region. but exploits and government officials will need to explain this to us in greater detail, but also stuck into c and c. a, as a recent is polk, i've gotten a spokesperson seeming to a to so last week off housing at the motives for being in the d. c. in fact, macola sees so that's because government needs to tell his people the truth about the personal interest in mining that pretoria has. in the d, i. c. have a listen to this. the south africans deserve to know the truth. you are not supporting the people of d all see to achieve peace. you are sending your troops to fight president. she said katy's will to kill his own people. and this kind of statement only makes the congolese president more intransigent while the suffering continues. please tell your people the truth about the personal interests in min

u. s, and i would appreciate if that process leading to i lost the head for stadium or piece ukraine could begin, but whatever might be the outcome of that process, the ukraine would need security guarantees at the end of the road. either natal membership for security guarantees from individual or allies. but you know, how negotiations work and president trump 40 seems to have given us some of the call to way even suggesting ukraine's never going to get membership of the state. so we'll have some great visits where president trump is a business man. you should know that to get a coach outcome, you need some liberal great labor and she award fee to provide to creighton is with the strongest parson for hand in those things. oh, sure. delivering on the weapon, say of pregnancy needs of offering you know, crane membership of a nature that should i mean, inconclusive. every thing should be on the table. nothing should be extruded in advance. you are the nato secretary general lines of you do many times during the war and i've got a song. and of course, although it was president biden, that's an executed the withdrawal.

but like the thing is, it might just say the king and his high end is the crown press. and not only because they pay the weight for the u. s. a rational meeting on the highest level, but they have also created a good the most fee and the probably within the next few days, which is something to the icon to travel the less and less robust the. i'd like to think about as some of the design is the crown prince, or for his invitations or different cues. despite all the dogs and negotiations and the on the go with the minutes, the obligation for what the goals, your colleagues, you remediate. people are very professional and they are doing their job in a very brave manner. books need done and black to thing them. they are and not just finding the world and russia about what's going on the recent information. that's what it seemed like one hour ago. the, to the, the fighters of the unit in terms of and then across the board is which was russia and ukraine and the rates. so it's an is on the line. our drugs are advancing the attacks with the drones a. is this the light opposite? investigate some with that yet. i don't know about t

might send troops, the u. k. may i send troops, aaron? so what? okay, i, i would be like one thing that s about brought up, i think is really important before we go to the break. here a trump is an egomaniac. he's thinking very, very much about his legacy and how he wants to be seen. he wants to be put on mount rushmore. that is his goal. he wants to a peace prize because obama got one. and so i think that there is an enormous amount of overreach here, and we'll get to see it all over the next few days. you think that the the ceasefire will continue, even if it does, there's still the 3rd part and that's what we're going to talk about when we come back from the break. we're to go to that break, and after that break, we'll continue our discussion. our goal is to stay with our, to the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept. we're such orders at conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to great trust

u. s. block. and to be it's a block unto itself and to have its own policy outside of washington. the fear here is that brussels might eventually tell the americans if the americans cut a deal and say, we don't want to be involved anymore. brussels to say we're going to send out our sons and daughters do you paying device, and we're willing to take that risk. the problem, of course, is that these are 2 european countries that are also nuclear powers. so we have to understand that there's still a lot of danger in this, and my hope is that cooler heads and seeing people can prevail in brussels to forge a new restart to this entire situation, not only for their own countries, but for the good opinion global security at large. i'm also just, i would add, very interesting, we're hearing basically the usa, the ukraine is never going to get into nature. then a couple of hours later we hit us to the same. we need to speed up to create the session to, to the blog, to the new blog is very difficult to imagine. may find not actually right how brussels would be able to weather taking in ukraine with what that was that, i mean, j

u. s. compared to latin american countries. second only to latin american countries. we have seen already of course us uh us flight taking a shackled indian uh might. margaret's back to india, one would imagine that it's going to be the agenda as well. a yeah, absolutely. and i think both leaders will want to maintain a positive toner. this meeting, so i don't think of old well on the issue integration, which is clearly a very delicate issue for, for india. but indeed, according to some estimates, there are more than 700000 on documented indian immigrants in the us. the 3rd largest rubin indeed has said it's willing to take something back, but it's unclear how many has been willing to take back. and you know, as you know, did we have there was a plane load of just over 100 of them that were turned into your last week? i do think that one of the goals of, of, of the indian government in the days of had not necessarily ever saw it today is to try to reach an agreement with the us as to how many of these are undocumented immigrants into you would actually the be taken back because we're talking about what could be a very large number. and this is som

u. s. a. i d. you can look at that story for multiple vectors. it's fascinating . i think all of us would agree that seeing a downsize even destroyed might be like, might not be a bad idea. um an outlier is trumps position on gaza, which is kind of a uh, evolving and of course uh this week we have the munich security conference and we are told by j d. vans so ukraine is top of the list. those are a lot of different things going on at the same time. how, what do you make of it? as i said in my introduction, i think this liberal order is coming to a get a n n good written spine. it does, it's not democratic, it doesn't support people's rights, it doesn't support workers, that's pretty sure it's something we see something leaving. what is arriving? go ahead, david, as well, you know, there's been a lot of debate on the right on the left about exactly what is going on in this country. um, i was speaking with alexander, duke and earlier this week, and he believes that there is a conservative revolution. that's happening in america. others think that it's a white supremacist revolution that's happening. what i'm actually concerned about is the

might done cool. this was admitted by r s k junior, the nephew of the very man who actually found to be agency j, f k. u as a id, which is the front point $5000000000.00 in the funding. those riots, those riots lead to the uh, to it could a talk against the 1st elect, the democrat, the claim of the ukraine, a mazda before that comment is over on victoria newland was you know, the part of the center piece of the economy audiology and who is now a high level official and the state department has a secret call with us in passenger, which is tape record and is now public, which anybody can go and look up where she is picking the new cabinets, the u. k. ukraine. it really is just the tip of the iceberg. all her still global need to have accused usa idea of really pushing for that. a doubtful. i mean, just to highlight reel by the rest of the 2020 mass protest us sponsoring position groups incentives way not. it was actually kicks out of bolivia by as president morales off the he on carpet. they had been funding set protest groups and some of the nations which just regions lots of listing. but let's not forge

u. s. equity general's invoice for the great light. so long see a said, the risk of a regional comfortable gratian is more real than ever. history is repeating itself . i think it might be useful for you to just explain the history of the 19 ninety's for us and what's at stake. i think what an stake is the regional stability will do what like so each of these has known the 1st time that one visa, intervening in the territorial integrity of, of the democratic republic of congo. you know, towards the end of the cold war, when the former president of the democratic republic vehicles campbell, formerly known as a what was what's wrong to do a combination of the guidance and one that was in games come in a play and a significant role. and not after that, when one does run these on ugandans, but especially the one is thought that they have been stolen them on in the form of can be let's see here, i see time to against them or the very mini mom did one. these soul with that and being marginalized, and therefore they low instead of the military. i talked to withdraw him in 1998, i think creating all gods. but that brought in so many african militaries and what was defined th