u. s. non profit organization, freedom house. and i began by asking her if western fears that china could start supporting russia in the conflict or justified. well, in practice, when you look at what china is doing, there is some support happening. it's happening not necessarily in terms of media, military assistance, but absolutely on the information space, it's happening. chinese state media and couldn't run global social media platforms, but also on domestic platforms. are, you know, on the nightly news are echoing mosque of dis, information saying earlier that zalinski had left keep saying that there are bio labs and those kinds of debunk conspiracy theories. and so, you know, that kind of support is actually happening in that case, being the actions are speaking lower than words. i think what, you know, we're seeing on the financial side, again, why support? they're still buying. we are so buying fuel. so the fact that beijing is not, you know, shutting off the rest of the economy and is trying to, you know, it's kind of in

u. s. cloud as she non courses, i believe that china has a great interest in not jeopardizing trade relations with the west. we are a much more important market in the e. u and in north america than russia is in every sectors. jacobs inc to in the end of the sanctions tough enough to achieve their goal they have massive consequences or the ordinary lives of ordinary people in russia. are supposed to have political consequences. how far the booth none of us know, is clover justice. i don't believe that sanctions will be enough, in my opinion, a complete exclusion of all russian banks from the swift system will be necessary even with all the negative impact that the west would then be left to contend with no consequence. and he got you out the list on this board. but even if the sanctions are tightened folk, of blue beliefs, the west would be able to wither any economic fall out. an additional aim of the sanctions is to make it difficult for russia to finance its war. that's the logic behind cutting off the countries accessed the global finance. major russian banks have been removed from the in

u. s. federal reserve is raising interest rates and it's the 1st time since 2018. but is this the sign of a return to non malady or new inflationary era will speak to a u. s. financial correspondent, also coming up the price of oil things father, but prices at the pumps are still sky. hi. we'll find out why from an excellent and china's tech hub, jen. jen is the latest chinese city put on the heart locked down after a wave of cobra. 19 infections. it's sending a ripple through global markets. i'm daniel winter and this is d. w. a business. thanks for joining us in a much anticipated move, the u. s. federal reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points on wednesday. as united seat states seeks to fight off rapidly rising inflation, the move lift the target rate to between point $25.00 and half a percent. the u. s. central bank had kept borrowing costs near 0 to help the economy recover from the pandemic. fed chairman jerome powell also says, further rate hikes on likely in the near future. and james sweeney joins us from new york as always, james 1st rate hikes in 2018. what does this say about the sta

there is no evidence of non whatsoever the u. s. has offered, suggesting that rushes, engaging in a false flag operation and 12 in the use of w. m. d, 's weapons of mass destruction. there's no evidence at all. and there's no reason to think that russia would do that. so the u. s. u. s. charges are completely unsubstantiated with just to wrap up on the wall. you touched on it. why are so many western diplomats so sure that these by weapons programs do not exist? no chance of it. because that they, there's a war going on and, and war definitely is truth that the, the, the 1st victim, but so as, so as you know, ambiguity questioning, critical thinking, etc. so you know, so the idea of looking at a problem, both sides is completely, you know, goes completely out. the window assumes the bullet starts flying. so i, so the, the western nations, nato, are the know what they are told, towing the u. s. line back in the us up completely and, and essentially repeating every outrageous charge that emanates out of washington. the thoughts of jou

the western media really is misleading and really are being nothing more than due to the non refers for the u. s. government. if you read the sing, read out the call. it makes 3 points. the 1st that both president thought the cause constructive. the 2nd point, which is the most important one, is that both presidents will instruct their people to take concrete actions to ensure that the china us relationship is back on the right track. and finally, the issue that is urgent and consuming the attention of the world is that both sides also agree that proper measures need to be taken to resolve the ukrainian crisis. and i think it's the 2nd point that's really important. and the key here is, can the u. s. muster the political courage that is necessary to honor the decisions taken during this call? so this is why i think this was actually a very, very important call. and if you talk about the framing in west and media of this conflicts, i wonder how does chinese public opinion view this conflict in ukraine? what, you know, on social media in the past few days, they seem to have been a shift in chinese

because box on is a major non allies to the u. s. and box on parliament wanted not to intervene in the other. so despite the fact that we were under a lot of pressure from our big leasing partners to, to deploy military in yemen. but fox, i was parliament voted against it, and this is just a continuation on the part of the box and the government to continue this neutrality concept and not to intervene actively in international conference. obviously, i would like to see initiated settlement that satisfies rushes, legitimate concerns, and obviously the screening can sense. but in case of actively participating in a foreign conflict, actually box on government is going to take a stand on that. and i think there are any risks to the current western push to arm ukrainians in the conflict. i think there is, there is an inherent risk because when you start to a resistance movement or, or, you know, like a, like a conventional force tends to roll into escalated escalated parts. right? so it, it's basically prolongs the suffering and it prolo

u. s. dunno, emmy, tony, angel, bush, and other non english film nominated in multiple categories is the danish animated documentary fleet. it tells the true story of an afghan refugee in europe. oh, no one with just hers what? my friends and then we will have been doing 15 and now i'm in denison all this year. you know, if you don't mammal sadly. roland was an employee more momentum. hate probably in the audience is ukraine and it's war and refugee crisis will weigh heavy during sunday's award show. it will be a chance for hollywood to show its support for ukrainians. another sign of the oscars looking outward toward the world id, joe castro, al jazeera los angeles. ah, mrs. al jazeera these, your top stories you as president joe biden is in poland, where he met the defense and foreign ministers of ukraine. a white house correspondent can be hawk at sun as the sup dave morsel. us president has had one official meeting that is with the ukrainian defense minister and foreign minister. he was accompanied by his secretary of state, as well as his secretary of defense, lloyd austin. now the

under the law, me algebra odessa, ukraine non is addressed to the u. s. congress, the ukraine's president, made an impassioned plea to american politicians to do more, to protect his country against russian attacks from on those developments and join our by matthew chronic. he is a professor of government and foreign service at georgetown university. joseph via skype now are from washington. thanks for being with us. um. so what did you make of a landscape speech in which he called for many of the same things that he's been calling for? no fly zone more. a fighter planes, but he's not going to get them at this point. it was a really powerful speech. anyone who heard it was, was very moved. he compared 911 in pearl harbor. he was saying that in ukraine they're having at 911 in the pearl harbor every day. so i think he's already seen as a war hero in washington. this increased his stature, even more desire to help even more. but as you say, he's not going to get what he wants, the administration was still very clear even after the speech that a no fly zone

u. s. the new emmy tanya bush and other non english film nominated in multiple categories is the danish animated documentary fleet. it tells the true story of an afghan refugee in europe. oh no one beginning. it was a i was group remembering, and then we will have been doing 15. and now i'm in denison all this year. you know, it's just when it's done mammal side, the road on time more momentum paid to come in to the audience is ukraine and it's war and refugee crisis will weigh heavy during sunday's award show. it will be a chance for hollywood to show its support for ukrainians. another sign of the oscars looking outward toward the world id, joe castro, al jazeera los angeles. ah, this is our dessert. these jo, top stories ukraine's president his art, the wells leading natural gas produce a cattle to increase its output. blossom is zalinski said it would stop russia using energy as a weapon from speaking of the doha forum. the 1st thought to dress to a golf nation sensible again to address what the traditional this is also.

u. s. to new emmy tony, angel bush and other non english film nominated in multiple categories is the danish animated documentary fleet. it tells the true story of an afghan refugee in europe. oh, no one who deals with story. i was curious about my friends and then we will have been doing 15 and then now i'm in grand isn't all this year, you know, just normal side the road on time more and more minutes hate to come and get it to the audience is ukraine and it's war and refugee crisis will weigh heavy during sunday's award show. it'll be a chance for hollywood to show its support for ukrainians. another sign of the oscars looking outward toward the world id, joe castro, al jazeera los angeles. ah, ah, this is our desert. these are your top stories. russia says the 1st phase of its military offensive is mostly complete. the defense ministry says the focus now is to take full control of the eastern dumbass region. use a lot of to m o some years ago should be made objectives of the 1st stage of the operation have generally been accomplished with the combat potential of the armed forces of ukrain

non scott bennett is a leading counter terrorism expert. and a former u. s. army analyst, you now investigates, crimes against humanity. ah, the american indians were seen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged, expelled and exterminated from much of on the eastern seaboard poisoning blankets with small pox. with this virus that caused the eruption of sores and death upon the american indians. blankets were distributed to indians and military installations under the guise of helping them ah one out of the thousands that unit 731 killed only 8 names have been preserved in history. 6 chinese and 2 russians. a red army, so jackal deemed shanker and maria, even over with her 4 year old daughter when women and girls became too weak and no longer fit for further experiments, they will put into a special glass walled gas chamber. mm. the doctors took meticulous notes. the daughter suffocated after 3 minutes, the mother after 5, so simply abducted from a st. carmen with many russians, lived there because china's eastern railway had been built by

u. s. i dunno, emmy tanya, bush and other non english film nominated in multiple categories is the danish animated documentary fleet. it tells the true story of an afghan refugee in europe . oh, no one. we're doing it with just her as well, my friends, and then we would have been in 2015 and then now i'm in denison all this year. you know it's, it's been normal side the road on time. more momentum hate probably in the audience is ukraine and it's war and refugee crisis will weigh heavy during sunday's award show. it'll be a chance for hollywood to show its support for ukrainians. another sign of the oscars looking outward toward the world id, joe castro, al jazeera los angeles. still a hair on al jazeera in fort with flora. why this victory was enough to go to the walls? ah, the 20th century 1st genocide thought to have set the blueprint for the holocaust is too often overlooked. the sand will come in very everything. but for some reason the sand refused to bury these people. they want this story to be taught over a century on the injustice still echoed down the generation and the path to reparati

u. s. the u k. no way and others at that meeting. and so that will look at the non military aspects of it already. there's very tough sanctions in place. one thing though, that i think they all discussing here and have started the discussion on the nato foreign ministers meeting earlier, is in the long term putting more forces in those nato countries that are closest to russia. that discussion apparently has started according to the nato secretary general, and that certainly pleases some of the countries, for example, the baltic states. i spoke a little earlier to the stony and foreign minister and she had her own country felt threatened. we are very much worried because so that you see the sierra people scaling in front of our eyes and we have not managed to stop this war. and unfortunately, we see that the russia steps are more and more brutally by every day. and also because of today's morning news about it attacking nuclear facility located, it all means that the have, the international community must come together and have to end this war with political means with economy means and also help

the majority of mankind that a non white support, russia stand in ukraine, putin is absolutely right. when the u. s. s. r part nuclear armed missiles in cuba, in 1962, the west was ready to blow up the world over it. now, when nato does the same, they expect russia to do differently. so as the us call on the world, the turning of russia, and then by that claim d, 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, former us diplomat. gym john trust thinks the american establishment is living in the past. and its prospects for maintaining a unilateral hedge money are questionable. the u. s. is certainly a superpower. the question is whether the u. s. will try to retain its position as the unit polar. 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 990 s, where the united states is the only vo

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non proliferation education center. you joins us from salt lake lake city in the u. s. city, utah. many thanks for joining us again. since we last spoke, it does appear that the situation is more under control and that the fire at the zachary a nuclear power plant was actually at a training building. despite that, there are still 15 nuclear reactions in ukraine and there is a war ongoing. how warring is it? and that the fact that that, that the war is coming so close to these nuclear reactors. just the unfolding of events in the last 2 hours to just we don't know a lot. i mean now they say it's training. i just read one of your major competitors . pretty big news organizations saying it was one of the 6 reactors that was being renovated and we don't know the fuel. i assume the fuel was fresh. my guess is we're going to learn a little bit more and another hour as well. i hope it's safe. i indicated that we don't really know what we do know is the idea that you're going to run reactors in war zones and be able to be safe is really kind of a reckless form of options. i don't know what mitigating factors are than the t

u. s. is planning further sanctions on russia, which would include banding items like sea food vodka and non industrial diamonds. when a short time ago, president joe biden outline measures being taken by g 7 nations. each of our nation is gonna take steps to deny 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 tarsh, few barriers, trade and the highest possible import. hello. i was told. kimberly how good is that the white house or do you mind? cuz i well, this is something that the u. s. president had to do in coordination with the u. s . congress. it's a little different than some of the sanctions that we've seen previously in recent weeks. that would involve the us treasury when it comes to the trade relationship. this does require congressional action. and so this is being done in coordination with you are set at the house of representatives. so the u. s. president, calling on congress in this announcement to join the european union, the g 7 countries to suspend norma

the majority of mankind that a non white support, russia stand in ukraine, putin is absolutely right. when the u. s. s. r part nuclear armed missiles in cuba, in 1962, the west was ready to blow up the world over it. now, when nato does the same, they expect russia to do differently. so as the us called on the world, the turning of russia. and then by that claim d, 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 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.

the majority of mankind that a non white support, russia stand in ukraine, putin is absolutely right. when the u. s. s. are parked nuclear armed missiles in cuba, in 1962, the west was ready to blow up the world over it. now, when nato does the same, they expect russia to do differently. so as the 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, humanit

non gym and for free. with d, w ah, the global energy industry in crisis gas and oil prices, a surging as the u. s. and europe consider founding enforced from russia. but can they live without russian energy and europe, russian own gas storage facilities, all proving a source of concern. lucas say they've had enough of helping to fund the kremlin facility to be a business on roberts in berlin. welcome to the program. energy industry leaders are gathering in texas with their sector in crisis. russia's invasion of ukraine has delivered a shock to oil and gas markets and energy firms are under pressure to take a stand against moscow. governments are also planning to turn up the heat. international sanctions against russia have so far excluded the country's energy sector. but that's about to change. the u. s. and europe are exploring a ban on imports of russian oil and gas attendees of sarah week and annual energy conference in houston are discussing how to replace russian supply. now i see that the u. s. is, is looking to venezuela is considering getting increased production from venezuela . well thos

u. s. and to nato, which as i was saying earlier, contain maximum, this demands that all of them were non started, that ignore the offers of dialogue made by the west, which were constructed real and generous. and where it became clear that putting it on a personal mission to perhaps consolidate his legacy, historical, great, russia and, and that this might be something we're ultimately, you know, all efforts to parents of defense by the, by the west fail. but we cannot, we cannot onto this by going to war with not, no, not at this point. it may happen in the future, particularly of put in, makes good on his threat to consider nato member states, all of natal combatants and the tax natal territory. and that case all bets are off . you talked about the change of heart in germany, the way in which the war, if you like us, caused an earthquake in german foreign policy and political thinking. berlin did a sudden about turn in sending military a to ukraine, pumping huge injections of cash into the defense budget. do you believe in southern politico conversions like this? do you think it'll hold? it's

as they continue to defend the country against russians on projects, non justified attack, president biden highlighted how the u. s. is continuing to search security, humanitarian economic assistance. ukraine. you also updated president sky on the actions, the u. s. a 2nd, then coordination with the g 70 you to further raise the costs to russia. and so we have all right, thanks so much for time. see there i'm french president emmanuel, my call says the you is ready to hit russia with fresh sanctions if food and keeps bombing ukrainian cities who's speaking at the end of a 2 day summit in verse i. leaders have been discussing how to reduce the blocks dependency on russian energy. now 40 percent of europe's natural gas demand is supplied by russia. e. u leaders of warned of the need to defend the block against awesome russian countermeasures. missy lucy mal is that we will see what president putin says after his talks with chancellor shorts. but if he intensifies his bombardments and continues laying siege to kiva, despite insisting that things are moving forward, as we know that we will have no other choice. but to

other way around in the afternoon when it'll be the european union meeting and non members of the european union like the u. s. and the u. k. and the nato sector general, they meet ab attending that meeting. i think the idea is to look at what they've done so far and see if there's anything more that they can do. clearly they've gone further, i think than many of the ministers thought they would at the start of this conflict in terms of sanctions. and i think they'll be looking at what are the measures they can take, but you're not going to see these foreign ministers here at nato doing what the ukranian government would want. and that's to actively support the ukrainians, perhaps with a no fly zone, a no fly zone would need to be enforced by nato aircraft. we've seen how that works in libya. we saw how it worked with kosovo. they will, they would have to be those nato aircraft, potentially shooting down russian aircraft. then you have a war. ready involving nato and russia. and of course the u. s. is a, is a, is a member, the biggest member of nato. you then effectively have a world war and world war 3. so t

u. s. is using the central role of the dollar as a, a tool of state craft. it's understandable, you can't do it so many times because transactions will shift to non dollar currencies. but i think the real point here is that sanctions work, we know they have crushed other economies in the past, venezuela, iran, and others. they don't achieve political outcomes by themselves. that's the point i'm emphasizing. but they do create a lot of damage. what we've been hearing actually from some pretty influential u. s. investors in recent days is that we're witnessing the end of globalization. the way they put it that way. heading towards a splintered wells economy with you know, the west on one side and the rest i suppose on the other. is that an idea that you think is correct? i certainly hope it's wrong. it would be a horrible outcome. absolutely unnecessary. we should find a peace agreement right now. russia should go home, the sanction should be lifted and we should get on with our activities. one thing i've learned about financial markets experts over 40 years is that their time horizon is something around a week. so they'll say this one week and next week they'll be

u. s. has violated its agreement as opposed to the united nations by declaring 12 russian us diplomats. persons not persona, non grata positions, voiced with a plan to meet again the russian and ukrainian delegations, conclude the 1st round of negotiations in bella bruce, near the ukrainian border. the pledges support, holy craving, coating ammunition, medical supplies, and weaponry. even traditionally neutral switzerland has joined european sanctions against russia. towns in the republic caught between front lines and the residents lose their homes. of bath was re john naughty correspondent talk to some of the residents. this is too much and they don't even let him very a person normally anymore. they burden by the front door like animals. i'm not crying for myself and crying for my grandson for my son. my son came out of the basement 3 days ago and still hasn't come back with it's 8 am on tuesday, the 1st of march, and we're coming to you live from moscow on moscow. say the u. s. has misused his privilege as host of the united nations by expelling 12 russian, un diplomats on the allegation that there were thr

continuing to shall non military targets. ukrainian president blossom is a landscape, is urging the russian military to allow a convoy with medical aid and food into the city. a u. s. journalist has died after his vehicle came under fire in the town of urban, near the ukrainian capital. keith brand renaud was a filming material for report about refugees. another journalist was also wounded in that attack. ukrainian officials say russian forces fired at their vehicle as it near the check point. the ukrainian government says some 20000 foreigners have signed up to help ukrainians fight russian troops. that's after president lensky announced the creation of what he calls an international legion of volunteers from abroad. some countries have urged their nationals not to join that conflict, threatening them with legal action if they do. others are allowing their citizens to volunteer, did abuse, bigot or shoot, get caught up with some would be fighters on their way to the combat. so this is an actually from finland. it's not his real name. we meet him at the polish trade station. kemesha packed was equipment and protected. yes, and i told he is waiting to board the tra

proposals were presented to ukraine, but non accepted, more talks will fallen. ukraine's president is calling on the international community to boycott russian oil. the u. s. as is considering a ban on russian energy in athens and crude oil prices to a 14 year high on monday morning. the us nuclear watch dock is calling on ukraine and russia to agree on nuclear safety as fighting threatens the structural integrity of power was visual, say the war is in danger of causing a nuclear accident. those are the headlines. the stream is up next. talk to al jazeera. do you believe that the threats of an invasion of ukraine is currently the biggest threat international peace and security? we listen, we are focusing so much on the human italian crisis that we forget the long term development. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on. i'll just be around the family. okay. to dale, the stream will be joined by 2, camden artists who spoke out against the government were arrest, date, beaten charge, were communication offensive, and eventually had to flee for their life. i want to warn you that we've been discussing and showing distressin

non reporting from the western ukrainian city of eve. let's take a look now at the other developments in the conflict. u. s. president joe barton has announced he's revoking russia's favored treat status meeting. it can impose higher tariffs on russian imports. he also said the us would impose additional sanctions on individuals including members of the russian parliament and ban exports of luxury goods. and a soviet era drone has crashed on the outskirts of the croatian capital, zagreb. gracious prime minister said it was russian manufactured and clearly came from ukraine, though it's not known if it belongs to the russian or ukrainian army. nobody was hurt in the incident. zulu russian president vladimir putin has advocated sending volunteers from abroad to fight against ukrainian forces. during a meeting of his countries, security council rushes, defense minister said there are 16000 volunteers in the middle east, ready to fight alongside russian troops. u. s. official said that they have not yet seen any evidence of foreign fighters arriving in ukraine. and russia's invasion of ukraine is also complica

planning a false flag operation to justify the use of non conventional weapons with your take on i do think it's a real concern. i mean, we saw through the u. s. to strategy of kind of aggressive declassification of some of russia's false flag operations before the initial invasion. that this is clearly in the russian play book to try and manipulate the information environment. but i think ukrainian people at least and now increasingly western citizens are very much aware of these types of tactics. and i do think that the russians may attempt something like this to use to justify the use of a chemical weapon. i think the use of a tactical nuclear weapon is considerably lower than that. but, you know, we've seen, we've seen the use of these weapons in other context and i do think there is a great concern about the possibility here. now, while all of this is going on, the 2 sides met for the 1st time on the ministerial level in antalya in turkey. i want to show you a clip of what rushes foreign minister love rough said after the meeting. let's listen it and then come back to you with those who are we planning to invade other countries? now we a

u. s. has violated its agreement as opposed to the united nations by declaring 12 russian un diplomats. persons not so non grata positions voiced with a plan to meet again. the russian and ukrainian delegations concluded that 1st round of negotiations in bella reese, near the ukrainian border. youth pledges support for ukraine, including ammunition, medical supplies and weaponry. even traditionally neutral switzerland has joined european sanctions against russia. towns, the don units were public and court between front lines and residents leave their homes as baffles. re john and arty correspondent talk to some of the residents. this is too much and they don't even let you bury a person.

u. s. oil production. but this is a long time political. this current by the congressional issue of that offshore drilling. you know, this is a non starter, therefore, through russia will greatly suffer without high tech imports, but the rest of the world will be currency doubled down today. already the 70 style inflation because of the scarcity or fall and get the oil will in there, but the blue rise us present job. why in order to release 40000000 laurels oil from procedure reserve, but it's just 3 days of russia. oil ex, for supply, you know, the oil is about just chiral, which means they have the leverage will get enormous. i always wanted to give enormous amount of a margin of selling margins or. busy all sorts of large, the trick would be how the oil companies will distribute their a live rate, the profits evenly and smoothly across the economy. i think we have about 6 months to resolve the whole issue. if we don't resolve it in the 6 swamp, we guarantee to punch in the global recession because of that high prices because of their world central banks try to curve the accelerated prices with too much a stair on. finally, if

u. s. at least until the band goes into effect. gabriel's hondo al jazeera new jersey. they did more head on the news all, including find out why to non permanent u. k. judges in hong kong talk course of resigning. i didn't support christiana, rinaldo and robert levan. don't ski book this for the world cup final portugal and holding us coming up with peter. ah, israel security cabinet is juice and b shelf at 3 attacks within a week killed 11 people. 5 died on tuesday when a gunman on a motorbike opened fire and he bought a new television. israel describes the attacks as a wave of terrorism inspired by i. so the shooter came from bobs just west of jeanine in the occupied westbank need. abraham is there, but 1st we're going to speak to harry force that he's a western swim. so harry, a security cabinet meeting is going to take place as a result of all of these attacks. what should we expect? well, i think we can expect more strong statements from the top levels of the israeli administration. already. we heard overnight from the prime minister, natalie bennett, talking about a wave of new terror and ways that the security apparatus in isr

u. s. for providing weapons to ukraine without escalating the actual fighting. alan fisher, i'll visit us at the white house until the world news non girls expecting to return to school in afghanistan or wednesday or when left disappointed. money showed up for school for the 1st time in 7 months, only to be told to go home. the ministry of education says secondary schools for girls will remain closed until further notice. victoria gave me reports. oh, the day started so well for these girls in cobble as they returned to school for the 1st time in 7 months. i shook al 100 aloud. thank god, the taliban are also like the previous government. now i don't have any concern about what i have to wear or whether to go to school or not. my family has allowed me and thank god. now the taliban has also given us permission to go to school. we are very happy. oh, but a few hours later that sense of optimism had completely disappeared. the taliban leg government suddenly ordered most secondary schools for girls to close. students packed up their bags and headed home. it was all with the man and i was happy and excited when i found out i was going

non accepted, more talks will follow. your current president is calling on the international community to boy called russian oil. the u. s. says is considering a ban on russian energy dancing crude oil prices to a 14 year high on monday morning. those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now. it's counting the cost. from the front lines al jazeera correspondence continues to report every angle of the war and ukraine. is that called the 3 love people donating whatever they can. they steely determination to resist and fight back. we're in the center of the capital in a war that coff thing. so lunch is already all pharaohs were still rolling to police and making it very difficult for people to try and protest. the russian army has positioned itself in the next tale. stay with the just 0 for the latest developments. ah, i, i, hello, i'm sammy's a band. this is counting the cost and al jazeera go look at the world of business and economics this week. massive western sanctions, a shopping russia out of the international financial system can rely on its vast oil and gas reserves. boot china step in to help me more

u. s. and nato members have sent key large quantities so far of military a non lethal as well as humanitarian assistance. yes, well i mean you have really had 2 major objectives that was to make sure the capital didn't fall, but also to hold washing advances across the country. and especially in the east prior to the invasion. they put the best forces on the contact line on dumbass and they have been trying to hold washing about that. but they are actually quite isolated on the risk to the east with those forces that could quite easily be encircled. if the russians were able to re re advancing sort of kick start and get some temper into their operations. so now this potentially allows the ukrainian government to focus on the east, which is quite an opportunity for the ukrainians, considering the position they are in. thank you so much at arnold for joining us from london. now the war is threatening food supplies in sudan, which imports more than 80 percent if its wheat from ukraine. bread prices have gone up and nearly 10000000 people are facing shortages. there are fears the number could dou

non alignment. it wasn't until 2017 that they amended their constitution to want to admit to go into nato. and that was at u. s. urging. and again, this was, this was as a result of, of united states pressure to contain russia totally. and this is what we're running up against and, and it's, it's a, it's, it's, it's a problem that's going to continue on it, as well as with the eastern expansion over, over of nato. and, and you saw that was stopping burke. and i think that they're now having 2nd thoughts on why they wouldn't at least come to terms to have some kind of accommodation and compromise on terms that mr. prudent laid out back in december. that that definitely showed concern about russian security. michael maloof, former pentagon security policy analyst, and the person that we need to talk to in these 2 sorts of situations. thanks for being with us here in our international. thanks for having me. right now. the u. s . and the u. k. have announced bands on russian oil imports, pushing petrol prices, sky high amid sweeping sanctions against the russian economy over the conflict in ukraine. thousands of a

u. s. on india to condemn rushes actions in ukraine. well, you know, india has a rather independent policy in the past. in the i used to have this policy of non alignment. and russia, as i pointed out, has always been sort of great friend of, of india. india has enormous amount of defense and economic links with russia. technological people to people, russian students would come to study in india. indian students go and study in russia. do remember that almost the same number of indian students study in russia as in ukraine, more than 20000. so i don't pay and of course india also has very close links with the u. s. but on this issue i ping india has taken a principal stand and i, despite the pressure in the i would try to diplomatically sort of talk to both sides and ensure that somehow this, this entire conflict is resolved rather than fall into a trap. and as i said, india would have to walk despite the rope, walk between friendship with russia, friendship with the u. s. at the same time. but india is obviously very, very close to russia. is with russia on this all the way. so i'm of course, yes, very, very close ties with us also been a b

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busy non college educated white voters in this country, many of whom made up the trump mago base, who are opposed vehemently to any sort of u. s. escalation or involvement in this current conflict. all right, jackson hankle political analyst from the u. s. thanks interesting to hear thoughts on our attention. thank you. i know popular italian newspaper this week showed a photo of what appeared to be the aftermath of a ukrainian military strike on the city of done yet, but misled readers to believe the attack was by the russian military. this is according to russian foreign ministry sources spokeswoman res honda, who accused the paper less stump of prejudice in his reporting of the image shows scattered bodies and grieving people in the done yet with the headline quote thus key if is facing a final assault. so hot of accused the publication of committing a falsification as it apparently wasn't the ukrainian capital and the photo. italian photo journalist with substantial experience in the dumbass george o bianchi denounced la stamp as reporting and sent a formal complaint to the paper. that's what i'm but i mean, i think the st