u. s. west african states of announced a plan to restore democracy and countries overtaken by the military. after a day long summit echo was agreed to let molly's transitional government rule for up to 16 months months. it also set up an april 25th deadline for guineas, lead us to provide a transitional time table. although the headlights, that he's continues here on al jazeera after 11 east. next, you know, you can watch out to see were english streaming lights on like youtube channel plus thousands of off grow grams award winning documentaries. and debt used to post subscribe to youtube dot com, forward slash al jazeera english. mm . in nepal, do we women die in child, but every day i kind of hold on with that we don't know a little bit of a lot of money that you're in remote areas. there is an acute lack of help. can i assist with the language? i'm wondering about it, you know, for some women and their babies. a rescue helicopter is that only lifeline, automatic a vocal malibu. but these are

u. s. west african states of announced a plan to restore democracy in countries overtaken by the military. after a day long echo was summit. they agreed to that malia transitional government rule for up to 16 months block, also saturday, april 25th deadline for guineas leaders to provide a transitional time table. and those are the headlines and how to 0 that he's continues. after talked to al jazeera, coming up next the u. s. a whole with people who rode the world. this has been going on for a number of hours with an international perspective, we try to play into a global audience. how did it impact the life? this is an important part of the world and how to do this very good at bringing the news to the world from here. these on the 10 shall mountains of kyrgyzstan a vast wall of rock, ice and snow. the separates the tackle my kind deserts in china to the south, from a state of cassock, stand to the north. ah, the curious people often define their cultural identity according to their rich, noma

u. s. west african states of announced a plan to restore democracy in countries where the military has taken power. after a day, long echo was summit. they agreed to give molly's transitional government 16 months to organized democratic elections. the block also sat in april 25th deadline for guineas leaders to provide a transitional time table. others the headline style? let's get you back to witness the feeling of being watched. the the the department of justice basically confirmed that there are 500 files and individual people in the 33000 documents and that i can't have access to them unless i have people sign privacy waivers. i want to join forces to get as many people as possible to sign privacy waivers. so we can flood the court with these waivers and say anywhere that you see such and such persons name. we want their file and we want their name, unpredicted in my documents, to talk conversation, to approach community members who are not active. we're not in this field who don't have a cl

u. s. dollars dominance as the world reserve currency. so why would saudi arabia consider a move like this right now? well, they're not too happy with the u. s. and west year now lives for him. housing, unprecedented sanctions against russia, which just happens to be one of their most important opec plus allies. they're also watching countries like china and india actively looking for ways to work around those things, which means moving away from the us dollar. but while the us in saudi arabia have maintained in alliance on the surface, they're also competitors when it comes to oil production. and the saudi, they're finding out just how much power they have right now. unlike the government of nearly every other major oil producing country, including saudi arabia and the other opec states, the u. s. government cannot open and close its own oil taps. it cannot compel oil companies to drill more. so when the war sent oil prices soaring, the government was powerless to bring them down to say that us all occasions are not too happy about saudi arabia having the upper hand on this one would be an understatement. i hate the fact that we have to ask the saudi

u. s. united west profit loss from the european council on foreign relations. thank you. thank you for letting me. well, we have some breaking news coming in. there are reports of 3 loud explosions in the western ukrainian city of leave. a local city official describe the blasts as powerful and cold on people to remain calm and stay in their homes. will have more in that developing story in our ongoing coverage of the war in ukraine. moving on, let's take a look at some other developments in the war. french president, a manion. my call has proposed an international mission to evacuate people from our to you pulled the ukrainian city devastated by russian attacks. my client said he was working on a humanitarian operation together with turkey and greece, and he would soon call russian president vladimir putin to work out the details. crowds unfurled a joint ukrainian flag and shouted go home at a rally in love, which after russian forces entered the city and seized a hospital in the time, russian forces responded by firing into the air on deploying stung grenades. to disper

u. s. united west profit loss from the european council on foreign relations. thank you. thank you for letting me what on a 2nd day in poland, us president joe biden is to deliver a speech on the crisis in ukraine. the white have says, the president's will call on the free world to stand against vladimir putin and you are seeing life pictures coming to us from the polish capital war, where president biden is about to hold talk with his polish counterpart. andre, due to the 2, are sent to discuss the situation in ukraine with the west military as humanitarian and economic responds to the war on the agenda. well, for more, let's go to our correspondent, bob hazel, who's outside the presidential palace in war. so hi, barbara, good to see you. now, president biden is by to meet the polish president. what can we expect from it? i thought i could present you his arrival life probably because his secret service guys, the min and khaki that you see there in the background. they have drawn up which points to his imminent arrival. but he is famous for being late from time to time.

u. s. united west profit loss from the european council on foreign relations. thank you. thank you for letting me. well, here's a look at some other developments in the war. french president minute, my call has proposed an international mission to evacuate people from audio pulled . the ukrainian city, devastated by russian attacks my call said he was working on a humanitarian operation together with turkey and greece. and he would soon call russian president vladimir putin to work out the details. pope francis has led a ceremony at the vatican to consecrate of russia and ukraine to the immaculate heart of the virgin mary. the prayer ritual is of deep spiritual importance to many catholics. the service was francis's latest efforts for peace and what he has called a cruel and senseless war. in more than 130 refugees from ukraine have arrived in germany from all over hundreds of thousands of ukrainians who fled to the small former soviet republic. germany plans to airlift 2 and a half 1000 refugees out of moldova to help help it deal with the influence will on his 2nd day i

west. we have a hybrid war, which is being fought against russia by people led by the u. s. in the collective west. and we have to find extraordinary answers to these challenges. that's what's going on. and this is how developments e, china at these meetings. that's not just a meeting between russia and china, but for the meetings there, ah, how they unfold? british top to pull, not lose trust, is to visit india on the same day as her russian counterpart. i made reports that she wants to persuade a new delhi to give up its close ties with moscow and take a stand against russia involvement in the war in ukraine. recently, the indian government reportedly rejected a planned visit by a british delegation with similar intentions. amid growing concerned about gas supplies to u. s. allies in europe, american top diplomat, anthony blinking is visiting the north african countries of morocco. and algeria, in an apparent bid to secure algerian source natural gas, to transit through morocco, to the u. as well as to get algeria to change its neutral stance on the ukraine conflict. i thin

so either west u. s. u. k u, germany helping us or you will be defeated to get us dictate of portion because ukrainians will survive. and you should help us because it's impossible to see coach children. hokies a beam was blood without today my colleague asked me hanna code to find parents because to new born kids, their parents were killed. so we need to find family adopted this 2 kids. can you imagine this news? i've gotten every minute. so, and i don't understand why the role is keeping silent while there is no protection from sky on a, on a hope core. there she and it's, it's, it's a horrible situation. the world is watching. we're reporting on it continuously. thank you so much for taking the time and talking to why you are what you need to help are unique. yeah. well we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll do our best her talking to us from a shoe in poland. thank you so much. stay safe. just look now at some other developments in the conflict credit card. john's mastercard and visa say there suspending operations

so either west u. s. u. k u, germany helping us or you will be defeated to get of this dictator portion because ukrainians will survive. and you should help us because it's impossible to see how children, how kids a being was blood without today, my colleague asked me hanna code to find parents. because do new born kids, they have parents were killed. so we need to find family adopting this to kids. can you imagine this, this news? i've gotten every minute. so and i don't understand why the wall is keeping silent . why? there is no protection from sky on a, on a hook or there it's, it's, it's a horrible situation. the world is watching. we're reporting on it continuously. thank you so much for taking the time and talking to why you are what you need to help are unique. yeah. well we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll do our best. how talking to us from issues in poland. thank you so much. stay safe. it watching dw news life from the lin more coming up at the top of the hour. thanks so much old. sometimes a seed is all

so i the west u. s. u k. is you germany helping us or you will be defeated to get i was dictated portion because ukrainians will survive. and you should help us because it's impossible to see co children, hoke, it's a been was blood without today, my colleague asked me hanna code to find parents because do new born kids, they are parents were killed. so we need to find family. adopt this 2 kids get new. imagine this, this news i've gotten every minute. so and i don't understand why the wall is keeping silent. why there is no protection from sky on a, on a hope core. there it's, it's, it's a horrible situation. the world is watching, we're reporting on it continuously. thank you so much for taking the time and talking to why you are what you need to help are you need. yeah, well we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll do our best. her talking to us from issues in poland. thank you so much, stay safe. and here's a look at some other developments in the conflict. tens of thousands of people around the world have been protest

announcement by the international longshore and warehouse union coverage 20,000 workers at all 29 u s westwest coast ports handle very little cargo from russia. the union wanted to take this action in solidarity with the people of ukraine, also new this morning. the united states supreme court has just reinstated the death sentence for the boston marathon bomber. 28 year old dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted in the deadly marathon attack. he received the death sentence in 2015, but the u. s court of appeals throughout that sentence in 2020 shortly after the ruling, the u. s. justice department requested to reinstate the death penalty. now to that situation, we've been reporting at highway 50 and echo summit, a huge boulders blocking the road where roadway in both directions. caltrans crews working to destroy a boulder that's about the size of a cabin . caltrans tells us they're going to try to blast this rock apart very soon. this is a live look at the scene here. no blast just yet, but we can see a number of workers from caltrans vehicles. i mean, mike, what do you do with the rock this big

u. s. and the west, anyone improve their relations, that transformational potential does not seem to exist in the current iteration of the deal. and so are we saying then that whatever is reached, if we do revive the deal, the chances are very good. if there is a republican in the white house 2 years from now, that deal will be next. yes, republicans have already made it clear, leading republicans from, from vice president, tends to, to cotton and others that they will fit to steal a car. and that has been a significant factor that is weak in the u. s. negotiating position in these talks for the parts and as always we appreciate your time and your analysis. thank you. thank you. the day's almost gone. the conversation continues online. you'll find me on twitter at brent golf t v. i remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day, have a good weekend everybody with, [000:00:00;00] with the plague of plastic waste, it puts a strain on our ecosystems and our health resource to pull up cycling ideas and green packaging alternatives. try to contain its impact in a meaning

u. s. wants to see china stand with the west. stand with the u. s. stand with other countries who have condemned the invasion and who are condemning of the loss of life. really on both sides. in this conflict, the chinese president of, for his part, according to of state television, made it plain that while a china does not like war, wants to see peace. that there have to be ways of trying to reach that goal without unnecessarily punishing the russian people. and that was the reference to the impact of us lead sanctions on russia so far. and rosalind is anything else happening on the diplomatic front? well, we have just lord, the todd, the u. s. secretary of state entity blinking, did speak on friday with dmitri, who label the ukrainian foreign minister, the retail from the us state department indicated that it was much of what the u. s . has been saying to the ukrainian government that it stands not just with the government, but with the ukrainian people that it is doing everything. it can to get security, humanitarian and economic age to the ukra

u. s. president has vowed to defend taiwan if that were to occur. and so there's this feeling that china is studying very carefully how the u. s. in the west were, is reacting right now ah, to the invasion of ukraine by russia to see how potentially the westward react. of china were to invade taiwan. and so that is why the united states has reiterated his position with regard to taiwan. in other words, its policy has not changed. that was also included in this read out. so not a lot of what the white house was hoping would be achieved in this call appears to be in the read out. instead, what we know, it's a lot of reiterating. c of what we have seen in recent weeks and that is that the white house is outlined consequences, but it has not been able to achieve sort of a moving of the needles even further in the direction that it was hoping for. kimberly, how could they are joining us live from the white house? kimberly thank you. a while. russian forces rain fire on ukrainian cities that of me a person has praised his troops in biblical terms and aware public appearance. the president addressed tens of thousands of people and rally celebrati

u. s. or for the west, or in quote unquote, a victory on the battlefield. because ukraine will still not be a member of nato. and if it is, it will be kind of a half ass neighbor, a member of nato. so the question is, why are they doing this? why has they pushed this? why did they ignore the december letter that was sent to the secretary blinking? why did they laugh in their face? and it's, it's it massive, massive miscalculation on the part of the west. it doesn't mean they will not have some kind of victory or that they will not hurt russia. but the question again at the end of the day is why, why are they doing this? why have they pushed ukraine into this position yet? because ted, ted, i'm glad you mentioned your prior experience. a, as a foreign service officer. i mean, i'm not allowing the deal with the west must win this assist in this mantra here, but that to find that, that to it doesn't take into consideration the geopolitical interests of other countries. i mean, the u. s. person pursues a universalist, take ideology. well, that's all fine, i gue

west in the u. k. and not as julian assange again, an award winning publisher in here we have western media in western entities celebrating this man is zalinski, who is a u. s. puppet and an actor, by the way, he's also an actor, but he's absolutely a puppet of the u. s. government and the west, and he is being applauded by governments around the world. it is just so shameful. meanwhile, gillian assange, who exposed a war crimes and wrong doing by the united states and other governments, is in one of the worst prisons in the u. k right now. and that is the harsh prisons this wedding should have taken place at a location of the choice of julian hasanti and his fiance, stella morris. this should have not taken place in bel marsh prison because julian assigned an award. winning journalist in publisher should not be imprisoned. and you should not be facing extradition to the united states while thus all for the saw for the latest developments on the ongoing conflicts in ukraine had over to r t dot com on his peter scott's. and thank you for watching. ah ah, is your media a reflection of reality? ah, in a world transformed what will make you feel safer, isolatio

u. s. s. r to the west has quickly become the poster child of a new era of tension. i speak to timothy ash, he's a senior sovereign strategist for emerging markets, sap blue bay asset management. thanks for joining us on d. w. business. we are seeing this exodus of western businesses all way from russia, but also the impact will that actually have for the russian economy. well, if you put the sanctions in total together, pretty devastating. i mean, most people expect to some sanctions, i don't think expected what, what, what we have if you think of iran and sanctions of 10 out of 10, we were maybe 2 to 3 out of 10 in terms of the crimea done by sanctions. people may be expected 6 perfectly kind of 8 to 9 for financial markets are our closing completely. swift cb, our assumptions the big bank sanctioned. it's very difficult to transact now with russia. and so, transacting trade actually and, and we've seen that, you know, it's difficult to companies. i'm not sure about sanctions getting pulled into secondary sanctions. but i think more than that, i think this shows th

u. s. or for the west, or in quote unquote, a victory on the battlefield. because ukraine will still not be a member of nato. and if it is, it will be kind of a half ass neighbor, a member of nato. so the question is, why are they doing this? why has they pushed this? why did they ignore the december letter that was sent to secretary blinking? why did they laugh in their face? and it's, it's it massive, massive miscalculation on the part of the west. it doesn't mean they will not have some kind of victory or that they will not hurt russia. but the question again at the end of the day is why, why are they doing this? why have they pushed ukraine into this position yet? because ted, ted, i'm glad you mentioned your prior experience. a, as a foreign service officer. i mean, i'm not allowing the deal with the west must win. this is this, this mantra here, but that to find that to it doesn't take into consideration the geopolitical interests of other countries. i mean, the u. s. person pursues a universalist, take ideology. well, that's all fine, i guess for the

of west sahara, he heard from a guest who suspects that the u. s. is trying to backtrack on that decision as it seeks to improve ties with algeria. the from the decision was brought almost with, with the international law, with the american founding, the founding principles with the nature of the conflict. that's a very dangerous precedent in the international relations that, you know, laughter and decision. a state that is deciding about the face of another territory 30, which doesn't belong to which and neither of the by the administration. we have been noticing, observing, gradual shift back to the traditional position of the, of the u. s. which was materialized from declaration by the department of state, but also by the by the white house. but we are yes waiting for the formal revocation of trump administration decision. and we think that is really, that is really a key move to relocate the u. s. in the, in the, in the impartial and neutron position, you can't really choose a path to totally and you still pretend or hope that you can play a rol

u. s. was 17 nations abstaining from the un resolution to condemn russia and one voting against it. african leaders had criticized the double standards of the west and noted the ways in which nato's eastward expansion, fuel, the current conflict. the majority of mankind that a non white support russia stand in ukraine, putin is absolutely right. when the u. s. s. are part nuclear 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 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. 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

u. s. or for the west, or in quote unquote, a victory on the battlefield. because ukraine will still not be a member of nato, and if it is, it will be kind of a half ass neighbor and member of nato. so the question is, why are they doing this? why has they pushed this? why did they ignore the december letter? that was sent to secretary blinking. why did they laugh in their face? and it's, it's a massive, massive miscalculation on the part of the west. it doesn't mean they will not have some kind of victory or that they will not hurt russia. but the question again at the end of the day is why, why are they doing this? why have they pushed ukraine into this position yet? because ted, ted, i'm glad you mentioned your prior experience. a, as a foreign service officer. i mean, i'm not allowing the deal with the west must win. and this is this, this mantra here. but that to find that to it doesn't take into consideration the geopolitical interests of other countries. i mean, the u. s. person pursues a universal isic ideology. well, that's all fine, i guess for th

if europe, if the west of the u. s. allows russia to keep its dominance in disguise. we're going to see more hospitals, more children dying at home, in their schools, in hospitals. and this is going to be something that we can see again and again. so there's more push from lensky from other ukranian figures. we've seen ukrainians gathering petitions, thousands of people signing them. they can send those west in the hope that maybe the west will think again and will risk more direct confrontation with russia and crate that kind of no flies. and that could allow ukraine a better chance of winning this war because on the ground in kind of hat, ground fighting between units on the ground, the cranes are doing pretty well. the russians having big logistical issues. so the korean feeling is if they have that safety from above and if the russians are not allowed to bomb cities, but also ukraine military, then they have a much better chance of keeping the country. briefly. nick, the mirror nodding impulse stated that either 1000 civilians have already been killed there by rus

it has economic interest with west big markets in europe and the u. s. but at the same time, it has this arrangement with russia, so they are trying to speak out to both sides of their mouth. you could say, and you heard theresa there, talk about this tight rope the china is having to walk right now. it does appear that beijing is split between supporting moscow and condemning the war. what are the options right now for chinese leaders? well, i think china has been very clear on this, and i think traces engaging and a little bit of fallacious thinking of nice relations argumentation here in that, i think china absolutely has called for a peaceful resolution to the situation. ukraine condemning russia would be choosing the side. and i think what the situation really leads as why we, i believe, has multiple times is really cool restraint not to exacerbate situation. we need to recognize to that. certainly, china, like russia, like many other countries around the world, face a very challenging situation in dealing with a violent and really gets a frantic so

u. s. gone or u. s. invasion might go to all wars are evil, and all victims to serve support. option ritathui, host of ortiz going underground, says the silence regarding the west's wars has been deafening. we have a strange class shaw of our liberal identity. though we've got to remember that the effects of this war has been to destroy press freedom to media, freedom cultural freedom across an entire continent or the western body of this continent. and democracy only exists with an informed electorate. therefore, can even say europe is democratic. any more for whatever russia loses by this. certainly in europe as a continent has lost its right to talk about free speech ever again, and it's already being already being commented on when global south leaders govern british broadcasting corporation use programs and so forth. at no longer can any european government talk about freedom of speech to anyone, anywhere in the world when it comes to understanding or even comprehending the brutality of the killing at the hands of e, you, nation, and british and american weapons, that there really is no there is no coverage to speak off of the 377000 killed according to the

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the political turmoil is being orchestrated by the west, specifically the u. s. and he says he has proof r t. paul's clear that his funds prime minister faces a vote of no confidence after crucial ally switched to the opposition and tens of thousands of protest. it took to the streets and manipulations that the government is managing the economy. but among con has lashed back, saying it's foreign hands that'll behind the conspiracy to topple him. some of the stooges who live in this country, but being used by foreign forces, do you know who is using them? tell me. yeah, a joint statement signed by envoy from 22 countries, including in the you call them pakistan to support a resolution in the un general assembly condemning russia. but him on con, is remaining firm and called out washington bullying insisting keystones position over the ukraine. russia war is neutral, and that is a foreign conspiracy against him. just. we have evidence and i am disclosing this matter. this is the evidence of how we were threatened. i trust you, but i can't tell you all the details

the cold war, and it's a reality now what the relationship between the russian federation and the west u. s. lead anglo saxon civilize nation in the broad sense of the word, his probably in a worse state than in the 19 sixties and seventies. there is no doubt about that of the of circles. he's to go ahead if you could have now. another talks with ukraine, how would you assess the progress in to t? as in tom arrangements are still possible. how will these arrangements be guaranteed? will the west needs there? some kind of responsibility in this regard. once the special alteration is elva, given all the factors that we need to yell to conference to formalize than you will . tilda, which is you say has ceased to be any paula? no, bingo is an unrewarding toss to comment on negotiations and it's wrong or talks needs silence. and it's not without reason that the sides in negotiating via video conference, almost daily. not in the face to face format that requires more time. this is why won't come until the talks on. i don't want to create problems for the negotiators or gave ground to excessive ho