but conflicting messaging from member states has come at the expense of a united e u response. i'm sorry, say it's also damaging the english credibility in the out of well, the latest are not expected to unite behind the call for a full c spot in gaza. the draw that so called humanitarian colorado has been pauses to allow aid to get through. what ahead of the somebody to your pin council present showing? michelle defended the box approach. you know, i, i, am we, so my choices, they react to try to tweet splitting a to argue when i mean digitally. so it comes from the shows that you do not have the most 10 doctor to you guys for, for them in color prints. you put a tv lease in the international load that you believe in the road route to the best buy based on the roof, and then from them into the 1st seat belts. and we'll continue with that to and they're different. but you can see you are the means of those are using 2 circumstances to try to run a part of the international community to attach the european union to. i thought that was talk this across the road and to try to insti

u. n. special coordinator for middle east peace, the brief the security council on sunday. he has been in contact with united states, the e u. cuts are egypt, and 11 on trying to marshal uh those countries and entities together as well. all of them are going to be key, perhaps in marshalling some sort of diplomatic effort on the escalating the situation moving forward. but the bottom line is, is any sort of diplomacy at any level is going to be quite difficult. that's what the investigators are saying. certainly behind closed doors, primarily, but not wholly, but primarily because israel has shown no sign of wanting to negotiate or talk about any sort of diplomacy at this juncture. at least not yet. just talking about the opposite on terms of their military strategy. moving forward and guys. all right, gabriel is on their life as staff from new york. gabe, thank you for that for that. and if you're just joining us, let me just recap thought top stories here. this alex is realized for me to declare the state of war and casa, the commission comes off to how much northside military operation against israel on saturday, 413 p

accused of russia, of handing over tattered weapons to hum us militants that were made in the united states and e u. kremlin spokesperson dimitry post office. strongly refuted the claims and said rushes. special military operation has no ties to the weapon supplies going to israel or home us. we spoke with stefan cooter, a member of the alternative for germany party, who told us sending supplies to train is not in germany's best interest. there were information that especially information from our secret services that the weapons germany and other countries deliver to your grade ended up in the hands of come us . and what part of this big regression against x ray of the past days? we have see, this is totally unacceptable for us. we have not only criticizing or government for not making sure that these weapons don't get in the hands of terrorists, like, uh most. they have a lot of weapons delivered to ukraine, and they will probably be uh, people taking their personal advantage out of the situation, making money and selling these guns without any responsibility. and without making sure where they e

e. u. also coming up, the united nations team arrived in the bar, no cover box to monitor the situation. for nearly the entire our medium population of the territory has already flood. as the swedish academy awards this year's nobel prize for medicine to, to scientists, to enabled to be effective developments of m r n. a vaccine against cubic 19 the upstair kelly. welcome to the program. european union. foreign ministers are in t for a historic meeting of the blocks for an affairs council. it is the 1st time that the body has met outside of the borders of the you. their main aim is to demonstrate that support for ukraine remain strong. despite the victory of a pro russian candidate in the weekend elections. in slovakia, ukraine's foreign minister was quick to underscore the unprecedented nature of the trip to keys by as you counter parts a meeting can be in by e. u foreign policy chief joseph. but as you then because of the cost on foreign affairs, thomasville, c, outside scores, borders and this is a message in the message of support. but i called the war an ex essential threat to europ

ukranian, president village him is zalinski as a g u a p, and leaders to remain united in their response to russian aggression. soleski spoke at an e. u summit in spain way, he cautioned against premature peace with russia, saying that the kremlin would focus on rebuilding if the military strengths ukrainian president off for further military aid stressing the need for additional ad defense systems after those days devastating with russian missile attack. in his speech, zalinski, one that revitalized russia would pose a threat to the baltic states around phase now considering various scenarios for the coming years. one of them is particularly dangerous in the or if there is some pause in the aggression against you dream. any freezing of the situation there will be in you critical moment. 2028. you for us that is allowed to adapt now by the 2028. the cramming will be able to restore the military potential that we destroyed and did to have an officer has to attack. the congress in fault was over i some expansions and rushes on. ukraine has prompted fear among it's all the neighbors and they feel that they could be next many countries

united states. what does this mean for the european union? but of course, the e u a and the high representative is very the about the decision and the, and the state and made in, in the united states congress. but anyways, hoping that this is only a phase, and then it will happen as president biden promised, that this blockage would be overcome because you cannot step in if in the united states is not there to find that you're trained, then this would be a huge problem because the united states is the biggest provider of 8. and then come see you are in union, the u has provided like 85 to 90000000000 years since the level assistance to aggression afresh has started. and this is also in the context that the board is now trying to and to have a commitment that is automatically there. so 5000000 a 5000000000, sorry for munition and also a budget aid from the commission from the commission and also commitments to rebuilds the ukraine after the war. and to produce this 1000000 rounds of ammunition and even to boost this production in the coming years. and so it's a, it'

e. u. a still coming up. a united nations team arrives in the car, no cover box to monitor the situation, but nearly the entire our medium population of the territory has already flood. and the swedish academy awards this year as nobel prize for medicine to the 2 scientists who enabled the effective development of m. r. in a vaccine against cove and 19 the i'm sarah kelly walked into the program. you ford ministers are on an unannounced trip to the capital key. that is the 1st time the use top diplomats have met outside of the blocks borders. the show of solidarity comes as you crane faces, a sluggish counter offensive and waving support from its allies. that includes the united states where congress has paused new funding of ukraine. and so vakio where a party valid to and the support from keith has just one parliamentary elections to know ukraine's foreign minister underscore the significance of the visits by his counterparts. this is a historic event because for the. busy time for the 1st council going to sit down

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that'd been calls from both the e u and the united states for the escalation in the situation. and following that, the prime minister's office here in kosovo telling out as they are, they have now confirmed that has been a partial roll down of some sub in forces. but also insisting that continuing to assess the scale of the partial retreats below marks out as the era. christina cost of the among softer a qu in gap on ended the 55 year long rain of the bung go. dennis the people of desperate for change. the transitional leadership is yet to provide the timeline for return to democracy. the close hawk reports the unexpected consequences of the cooling coupon workers from all sectors are on strike. the demonstrations are broadcast, live on state television, something and imaginable. under long time leader of the bone go where descent was met with repression. protestors denounce long working hours, shoddy contracts, even sexual harassment in the workplace. some we are woods and we come to work stressed every morning. we are insulted. there's a lack of respect and complete contempt

that'd been calls from both the e u and the united states for the escalation in the situation. and following that, the prime minister's office here in costa vote telling out as they are, they have now confirmed that has been a partial roll down of some serbian forces. but also insisting that continuing to assess the scale of the partial retreats below marks out as the era. christina, cost of the nearly all their estimated $120000.00 as they are many is living in. they're going to kind of buy a flat to our media. they fit persecution of to i was about zone to control the enclave. last week. most people actually just a few clothes and personal belongings. they could carry. bennett smith reports on how people will go about rebuilding their lives from a village house in the hills, having to go into a car back to a temporary, unfurnished, flat, an hour outside the air. then i need gregorian. a husband suggests battalion and the children must auto everything they owned, they left behind in the rush to leave to make a change. but guess we never imagined leaving. we thought maybe they

why the hospital from the inside continues to suffer with a lot of fuels, the i c u unit, and the e q bakers for carrying a premature children are under direct life threatening danger as the the fuel is conflict leave running out of the hospital. the hospital has also been trying to run few off the department, it has on solar panels and solar energy. but that's the, the, the consuming or the power needed to run those departments used at the solar panels that are available to this. so this is how the situation continues to develop in the, in time inside the hospital. you know, we know that no fuel has come in on any of the 50 for a truck. so have made it into the strip. and you know, if, if any of the other suppliers have made it to al shufa, as we were told by the red cross that they have taken all the many codes uh, supplies and a best where uh, medication, sorry, to be specific about what was set and what was sent to us medication in back to you many carrying called void to the minister of health, and that the minister of health will be the what distributing it to the hospitals. but

e. u and the united states for the escalation in the situation. and following that, the prime minister's office here in kosovo telling out as they are, they have now confirmed that has been a partial roll down all some subbing forces. but also insisting that continuing to assess the scale of the partial retreats for them. ox, august era. christina, cost of i so ahead so now is, is there a report from northwest focused on sundays, or in the morning of to fridays screen from a time to 50 people? that's the 74 years since the founding of the people's republic of china. look at the challenges facing the on counting the cost. trouble is one of the chain is biggest shadow. big is the chinese economy of risk rising fuel prices and a pulling car and see anger in syria over the economic crisis. plus uranium prices at their highest level in more than 12 years. counting the cost on alice's the or the ultra national monks connected with one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. we don't accept any getting my grad joining with the military to impose that d

that'd been calls from both the e u and the united states for the escalation in the situation. and following that, the prime minister's office here in kosovo telling al jazeera, they have now confirmed that has been a partial roll down of some sub in forces. o s. the medians are fleeing, they're going to colorado, but most are heading to on media. fearing of persecution, of the i was about zone took control of and quite the government in your event and says more than 100000 people have crushed into its territory. it's not what else can you repeat in union for help? i, are you an instruction to deliver a to hundreds of thousands of suit in these refugees? it's costing to duff or the chad besides the rainy season is making a difficult journey. even more challenging because roads of flooded results in them all of these show that opposition candidate. i mean, these is on cost when the presidential run of well he's favors close to ties to china at a time when india has been fixing its economic clout in the movies, this challenge of the incumbents that i sent him so that i was favore

as you are being leaders to remain united in their response to russian aggression. polanski spoke at an e u summit in spain, where he cautioned against premature a peace with russia, saying the criminal would focus on rebuilding its military strength, the cleaning, and president asked for further military aid. pressing the need for additional ad defense systems. a lot of those days, devastating russian missile attack in his speech. so let's get one that revitalized russia would pose a threat to the baltic states or andre is now considering various scenarios for the coming years. one of them is particularly dangerous in the or if there is some pause in the rest and against you dream. any freezing of the situation there will be in you critical moment. 2028. you frost. that is allowed to adapt. now, by the 2028, the kremlin will be able to restore the military potential that we destroyed. and digital have, you know, officer has to attack the congress, enforce over some expansions of brussels bureau chief alexandra phone. now. and as in granada, the size of the summit. and we all start whether

ukrainian president of denver zaleski is a jeep in need, is to remain united in their response to russian aggression to landscape spoke at an e. u summit in spain way, he cautioned against premature peace with russia. same, the kremlin would focus on rebuilding its military strengths, the queen and president aust foot for the military aid, stressing the need for additional ad defense systems after thursday's devastating russian missile attack and his speech, the lensky warned that revitalized russia would pose a threat to the baltic states as bronco is now considering various scenarios for the coming years. one of them is particularly dangerous in the or if there is some pause in the aggression against you dream. any freezing of the situation there will be in you critical moment. 2028. the process is allowed to adapt now by the 2028, the kremlin will be able to restore the military potential that we destroyed. and digital have an officer has to attack the congress enforce over some expansions. the united nations and white to syria has condemned the latest round of bloodshed in the country. government forces shelled rebel had hel

and uh, the united air bummer, it's also what it, i'm sorry, was the u. a. e that voted against a voted against the us as well. they also were looking for a, a ceasefire, an immediate cease fire person. and let's just jump in and listen to the russian about speaking out to you and right now them and support the russian propose tact, opinion colleagues, who so to show support. yes, it was the strongest by the lack of a condemnation with a terrorist attack. had an opportunity to correct that by voting in favor of all drugs, but he clearly didn't read it carefully and didn't notice all the relevant parts of the text. and so is inclusive which he oh is emotionally talks about me. we regret the fact that the security can so did not meet the hoops, pin deponent, we sought to do everything we could to help this. now the challenge of preventing a further ex escalation in the area of the is really posted in come savings is done with the g. a. we support the drop hesitation proposed by jordan on behalf of the are of group. russia is one of his correspondences. we urge o

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already a lot of criticism by security council members of this draft resolution by the united states, the u. a. e. putting out a statement saying that it's heavily on balance in favor of israel. other security council members speaking privately, have said that this draft resolution misses the mark and is completely divorced of any reality of what the humanitarian situation is on the ground. the primary criticism by security council members that we're hearing is that in this us draft resolution, there is no mention of a cease fire. no mention of association in hostilities, and no mention at all, or even a humanitarian pause. on top of that, no mention directly of the palestinian people. so it appears that this draft resolution is already facing a lot of criticism and will be watching closely in the coming hours here to see if any formal of more formal complaints are issued by security council members. again, this could possibly be voted upon as early as monday or thank you, gave for that, give you the amazon to live for us there at the united nations. not in the last few minutes. these really mili

e. u. for a long time, the united states blocked the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stopped to the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives, as well as the host. a one also shared it stance towards each really palestinian complex. it one will continue its support for the resistance groups empowers find the line with these women complex efforts to and if in the case wrong occupation of the palestinian territories by as well. what do you want me to for an answer also criticize the united states for its continued military support for israel era. he said that the united states has been pro logging in perpetuating the conflict to ask you, because i've seen this on the day and over the past 2 weeks, americas has proved that it is intensifying and expanding the war in garza and the west bank against palestinian civilians, women and children by sending thousands of island ships and showing full fledge support design and stretching the so it was, is critical of the united states military support. and a boss now seems to be confid

e. u. for a long time, the united states blocks the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stopped the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives to his statements . tom, after the un security council failed to adopt a resolution proposed by rest of this past week. the draft proposed by moscow called for a humanitarian at ceasefire release of all hostages, 8 access and a safe evacuation of civilians. however, the united states, france, japan, and the u. k. boat it against the initiative. again, lab, rob says us contributes to tensions with its approach, mostly known as the local. the united states is among the ones already interfering in the conflict. they sense to aircraft, carrier groups, and several thousands combat troops. the more any country take such a proactive steps, the higher the risk that the conflict will escalate. what comes as washington seems to be making decisions on the future of gaza, the secretary of state, so some of us can no longer hold power. i think we know 2 things. we can't go back to the status quo. th

e. u. for a long time, the united states blocks the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stop to the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives. his statements come after the un security council failed to adopt a resolution proposed by russia this past week, the draft of proposed by moscow called for a humanitarian cease fire release of all hostages, 8 access, and the safe evacuation of civilians. however, the united states, france, japan, and the u. k voted against the initiative well, it comes as washington seems to be making decisions on the future of guys to the us secretary of state. so some of us can no longer hold power. i think we know 2 things. we can't go back to the status quo. they can't go back to this as go with. i'm us being in a position in terms of is governance of, of guys a to repeat what it did there different um the different ideas out there about what could follow but, but all of that i think needs to be worked and it's something that needs to be worked even as israel is dealing with the the current threat

united states at least we have very boost content moderation laws. so platforms are generally not held accountable for 3rd party content that users upload. that is different and in other countries, especially the e u, which recently passed the digital services act and the online service online safety bill, united kingdom is that it was that no telegram has not seen as much regulatory attention from the you or the u. k. i think partly because it's just not as popular in either jurisdiction, but i think going forward, i would expect the governments to become more interested in how telegram operates, especially if we continue to see bio in extremis. content emerge on these platforms in real time or situations. now in caitlin, you study the impact of technology and geo politics. how could social media and the content posted on it potentially shape the course of this war? i think it affects everything. i mean, users, people all around the world, millions of people are going to social media to find out information about wars, to respond and react, and real time, which seems that the content moderation, decisions that these platforms make are very powerful. they affect how so many people view complex. so

. ukraine's president has urged european leaders to remain united in their response to russia's aggression. lemme zalinski spoke today at an e u summit in spain, he cautioned against any premature or peace with russia, saying that the kremlin would simply focus on rebuilding its military strength as ukrainian president asked for more military age, trusting the need for additional air defense systems are especially after a russian missile attack today that killed at least $51.00 people. in his speech, zalinski warren, that a revival lies russia would pose a threat to the baltic states, or entrees. now considering various scenarios for the coming years. one of them is particularly dangerous. in the or if there is some pause in the rest and against you dream. any freezing of the situation there will be a new critical moment. 2028. the frost that is allowed to adapt. now, by the 2028, the kremlin will be able to restore the military potential that we destroyed. and digital have, you know, officer has to attack the congress enforce over i some expansion. well, this is somebody is taking place at the same time. us support for ukrain

present volume is zalinski has urged european leaders to remain united in their response to russian aggression. so landscape spoke at an e u summit in spain today where he cautions against premature peace with russia, saying that the kremlin would focus on rebuilding its military strength. and if for any president asked for more military gauge, dressing the need for additional air defense systems and one after thursday's devastating russian missile attack in his country or in his speech is elaine ski warned that a revival lines. russia would pose a threat to the baltic states, or entrees, now considering various scenarios for the coming years. one of them is particularly dangerous in the or if there is some pause in the rest and against you dream. any freezing of the situation there will be in you critical moment to entertain t 8. the process is allowed to adapt. now, by the 2028, the kremlin will be able to restore the military potential that we destroyed. and digital have, you know, officer has to attack the congress, enforce overestimate expansion arbosso's bureau chief, alexander phenomena cheese in spain. and i asked

unit seats in europe. and i'm speaking not only involved the congress, m e u is, you know, in all that you are of, i think that is the biggest challenge. what will happen if it goes to russia will, will attack by information this information by my face and etc. and that the feel of seeing the seconds it's so important for your brain to have defending shield for the winter. because in the winter we will have many attacks by different side, different kinds of rocks. and ms. silas, including uranium drawing sunday sets on a mediation between as a by john add on media was also meant to take place over the tensions in the counter bike region. the hopes of calming those have faded since as a by john's president confirmed that he won't attend the meeting. also on the agenda is migration from north africa. countries have been an old sort of a how best to reform policies to deal with growing numbers of asylum seekers. that's great live to all correspondence. sonya guy jago, who is in granada, spain for us. so the war and ukraine once again dominating the minds of european leaders, what are they expected to focus o

u. s. e, a vote against the u. s. a draft resolution was an important issue that tells you even the closest allies of the united states, they're not happy with the behavior of the united states. the live alone with isn't in the how many to say um we appreciate you being with us giving us the benefit of analysis. thank you very much. indeed with being with us deals on audra 0. thank you. now diplomatic efforts are continuing around the world, you know, being leaders and living in brussels. they're expected to call for the establishment of humanitarian caught of doors and pauses, and the bomb bomb and gas. a list of options in brussel issues following developments. a no cold for a ceasefire coming from russell's nor a condemnation over the thousands of civilians as in gaza due to his wally bombardments. so what lead us here in brussels hope to agree on is some kind of human to terry and pause all pauses. the is a huge disagreement among division among the leaders here, a part of the, the group to lead by germany, which plays a fairly important role. looking at the history, looking at ahold of costs of unconditionally su

e, u, and logs in and, and the prospect of ukraine becoming a member. any progress that the yeah, the leaves are talking about themselves actually about the european unit. is it able to take in new members and to take in, in a big member state like ok, but it's 40000000 people. this was what all to the dynamics and mechanics in the you of, of costs entirely. the budget has to be rewritten because ukraine is a very poor country, but take in lots of subsidies and support it. and that means that other countries that are getting money no from you cause will lose this benefits. and this is also a big dispute, not resolved yet, but the signal is that the you once to take in ukraine as soon as possible and also the countries on the rest, the bulk engines also moldova. and there's also a date in the room, 2030 is now the year that this the 2nd session should be done with this badly that they're reporting from coronado. thank you very much band busy as noble peace prize has been awarded to the rainy and pro democracy and women's rights activists now goes to a more hummadi. she's currently subbing multiple sentences in to around present on charges, including prop

as mandated to by the united nations, to stop with and as being supported by many countries in the world, including all the are countries almost all lee mosley countries and even e u as a whole. know the fact that this has not being achieved is mainly because of a failure of the is read government to respect the palestinian people as they are and to respect the latin and to belong to the palestinian people. they keep wanting more and more than from thomas the people. this is the root cause of all the conflicts, the roving protest. i know why it is absolutely impulse to condemn terrorism of any color and shape. it is absolutely important to protect the legitimate rights of the custom and people to their own sovereign and independent states. somewhat white moving now to china with a highly anticipated belt n road for him is set to open his doors. this tuesday will be bringing you all the latest updates on live updates, as well as the plan to connect. the multi polar world is paved in beijing. the russia is a foreign minister, has already arrived in the country. so good luck for offer, saving a very well welcome from his chinese council mont. when he and the past i s

u a. e. where they're getting these briefings from top officials, from relief agencies of the united nations. that's the big picture. the security council members are trying to get a sense of really what's happening. get a briefing from the top officials in the know if you will. and it was a very somber briefing from 3 different officials to put it mildly, it was quite troubling to hear a lot of the, the different a numbers that were shared about the human suffering that so many people in gus are, are, are suffering. you know, it's, we heard that 3400 children have been killed and that averages to about 420 children killed or injured every day and causes census conflict began. but i think there's really good for big themes and we heard number one is it everyone it spoke was calling for some sort of a cease fire to be in place immediately because of the humanitarian conditions. i think number 2, as you saw, all 3 briefers in some way, shape or form. talk about humanitarian law must be upheld 13 percent it's. it's an obligation of israel to uphold international law during this. and then what wa

continue a well e, u foreign ministers, all due to beads to, to combat this very question a little bit later today because we lots of tools in the various institutions in the european unit about this today and all of the phase follows what happened on monday. when i told you, commissioner, suddenly announced that o e u a to the public opinion territories, who's going to be suspended? who's going to be 1st? will that cool something of an up for a month from the states, including spain on deluxe burke, who said that that was the decision that's being taken unilaterally. and those are the memphis states needed to be consulted. so that's why we're in a situation today. they use that to back track and said look, we're not suspending age for the for the time being to monetary and aid will continue to flow. but we are going to review a, discuss what we do with a financial aid because the e. u is the biggest donor in terms of financial aid to the palestinian territories as a does use the things they say, for example, to help a n g o. so the policy and source, the pay of civil service. but of course, some of the states very concerned that some of the 8 might be used arguing dire

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the one thing that united the was the palestinian cause, and we're increasingly seeing that these countries, the turning towards israel for relation such as u, a. e, for example, that has opened up to israel for business. and you also have uh natural gas in the gaza area. for example, the, you know, there is in trust from other countries to see what they can do with that. so you're seeing these changes and we've seen it destiny in the last 50 years since october 6 . well for example, i'm not just kind of in bold and is route if you like. and meanwhile palestinian see all feelings that they have been for godson just i there of a 2 state solution. many all questioning whether that could ever happen, whether it will ever materialize despite on the south bay. lead is palestinian leaders or is really need is all of you know, the, the us administration saying that they are trying to push for a 2 state solution. so we been, benjamin netanyahu said that he will appear, and he said that he will convene to meet with senior officials of the security ministers in the next few hours. what normally happens in situation? would we expect to hear from him? a will

essentially you're and they're not as on board with the whole e u projects, the vines, as part of it, as of, as we are here in the west, i also the basic unit cost of living, the rising inflation, suprises, energy prices and these things are starting to hit the people in the bucket. and after a year and a half of this for this time, i get tired of that. um, so there's a sudden fatigue going on with things besides to pebble and criminal spokesmen. dmitri, pest golf is full costing. will fatigue, is ben has just said wolf, fatiguing the west growing and increasingly splitting opinion. does he have a point? i mean, we're looking at billions of dollars in military aid, which has been provided by the west over the past 19 months. they basically ukraine, a war blade import and the rolling these elections. but as was said before, they were much more of these value of treatment and campaign, and conservative versus liberal and so on. i saw for their playing very important role. but the feats all was accusing the united states that he, together with the restaurant, basically that these was class between us and the rest found that he thought he of uk

as mandated to by the united nations to stop with and as being supported by many countries in the world, including all the are countries almost all lee mosley countries. and even e u as a whole. now, the fact that this has not being that shift is mainly because of a failure of the is read government to respect the policy named people as they are and to respect the latin and to belong to the part of stadium people they keep rounding more and more than from protest in people, this is the root cause of all the conflicts, inc. roving protest. i know why it is absolutely important to condense terrorism of any color and shape. it is absolutely important to protect the legitimate rights of the i look caused me and people to their old sovereign and independent state. some was also meeting with ages president us secretary of state obviously been component is the rough of closing between gauze and egypt will be open on sunday into and i've done the frontier as c. c, a has requested security guarantees, the delivery of humanitarian aid to policies in the region. cairo has already despised calling woods of emergency supplies to dawes, which will blow up was, why is very force

e u. this current funding to keith of this, the geography and political community symbolizes europe's determination to stand up for ukraine. we are united around 3 principles. ukraine needs to prevail, and this will, we will, the time in the future security architecture of europe. never accept the rights of mind. ok to discuss this further, we're joined now in the studio by corresponded charlotte to do been sky. charlotte, i suppose. nothing new from our sort of underline here at talking on behalf of the e u. that more support, which i suppose translates to and more money more lee feel aid is going to go to at t f. yes, that's why it's huge promises, again, from a slip on the line. the question is can be used to live so on those promises. and there really is a big question hanging over whether that is possible at the moment. we have seen a sea change in how some european countries of viewing the conflict in ukraine type, poland, which was one of the strongest voices over the last year, advocating for more and more military health for ukraine. they've turned around and said, we've got new, new weapons to send to the country. we also have

u. house in recess as republicans getting a nominee o able to get majority of vote ohio's jim jordan failed to reh e 217 threshold getting 20 votes. democrats remain united in voting for hakeem jeffries. and this was the scene captured -- since the vote was held, colorado's ken buck says he will lose more votes in the next round. laughing in the row behind them. politico congressman jordan reached out to the house majority leader but refused a commitment to help. majority scalise was quote not being a team player and scalise denies it. a second house speaker vote is expected today. currently no official notice. they will wait for one of his own, florida congressman bilirakis attended a funeral. mario diaz diaz-balart asking to reconvene the house for a second vote. we'll continue following the story and bring you updates here on c-span. >> if you ever missed c-spanning coverage find it any time online, videos at hearings, debates and other events and feature markers. these points of interest markers appear on the right-hand side of your screen. this timeline makes it easy to get an idea of what was debated and decided in washington. scroll through. >> me

solution as mandated by the united nations to stop with and as being supported by many countries in the world, including all the are countries almost all lee mosley countries and even e u as a whole? know the fact that this has not being achieved is mainly because of a failure of the is really a government to respect the palestinian people as they are. and to respect the lat and to belong to the part of stadium people, while it is absolutely important to condense terrorism of any color and shape, it is absolutely important to protect the legitimate rights of the process, demand people, to their old sovereign and independent states. well, it's hard for us to cross back now to the great world of china, our team on the grateful and in beijing for the one build one road initiative. the form is kicking off in the next 24 hours and i'll have the teams online. the well in on the of the pallets and wilds of both. and rhodes 10th anniversary of made a pilgrimage to one of the world's most beautiful places. we are on the great war of china, not on the will with us, but reggie in the country is russia's for administer. so gay lot ross, he has read, he received a warm welcome from

united in condemning how massive attack on israel. he said that they consider date a terrorist attack. he also called on the hostages to be released. parole also said that e u for administers agreed that israel had a right to to defend itself, something to do so within the premises of international and any see job. okay, just cause i certainly didn't enter into those parameters. he said that on all sides of violence must be escalated under the police constitution had to be found that he also addressed this issue of your opinion, financial aid to the palestinian territories. that had been some tool about whether or not the you or some e u. member states would want to cause that age. but he said that europe's foreign ministers have decided to another degree at that point, natural a to continue to the palestinian authority for the posting of those sorts. he is a poem, no.

as mandated by the united nations to stop with and as being supported by many countries in the world, including all the are countries, almost all the most of the countries and even e u as a whole. now, the fact that this has not being achieved is mainly because of a failure of the is really a government to respect the policy named people as they are. and to respect the latin to belong to the part of stadium people. they keep rounding more and more than from protest in people. this is the root cause of all the conflicts e moving protest. i know why it is absolutely important to condemn terrorism of any color and shape. it is absolutely important to protect the legitimate rights of the cross demand people to their own sovereign and independent states without achieving sovereignty and independence of having their own state for the public stevens. they will be never the last being peace involving israel and palestine ins that is the root cause of what we are faced with in the least. and isaac, there are countries which single have the lease of. busy israel to the complete disregard of the need you to be in that is the root cause of all the problems we'll see now involvi

united in condemning how massive attack on israel. he said that they considered it a terrorist attack. he also called on the hostages to be released. parole also said that e u for administered, agreed that israel had a right to, to defend itself, something to do so within the premises of international law. and any c juvenile cases of causes. so nathan into, into those parameters. he said that on all sides of violence must be escalated under the police constitution had to be found. now he also address this issue of european union financial aid to the palestinian territories. that had been some tool about whether or not the you or somebody you member states would want to come to that age. but he said that your, it's foreign ministers had decided to read it that point natural a to continue to the palestinian or forward. he says the palestinian authority is a call. i know your opinion is important that that money continues to help people, particularly with the amount of terror in situation on the ground. and it's causing that a to the palestinian authority would play into the hands and b. d. you said a to a mass patasha butler, i'll just sarah paris. well, this

united in condemning how massive attack on israel. he said that they considered it a terrorist attack. he also called on the hostages to be released, parole also said that e u for and ministers agreed that israel had a right to, to defend itself, something to do so within the premises of international law. and any c juvenile cases causes so need to enter into those parameters. he said that on all sides of violence must be de escalate to the police constitution had to be found. now he also address this issue of your opinion, financial aid to the palestinian territories. that had been some tool about whether or not the you or somebody you meant the states would want to cods that age. but he said that europe's foreign ministers had decided to another degree at that point natural, a to continue to the palestinian authority. so the palestinian authority is a poem. no, all for your opinion is important that that money continues to help people, particularly with the humanitarian situation. on the ground, and it's costing that a to the palestinian authority would play into the hands and feet. did you said a to a mass talks about law? i'll just sarah power as well a