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make up your room, mind w. need for mines. ah, taps close. russia is stopping gas deliveries to to e u countries. we'll talk to an expert about how this actually works and what the rest of the block is to make of the signal. also on the show will go to china where shanghai port is trying to work off a giant lockdown induced backlog of goods while covered 19 measures and other cities are becoming more severe and cross cobra. welcome to the program. russia is using natural gas, applies more and more openly as a political weapon against you. countries. the countries state owned energy giant gas prom on wednesday announced it had halted gas deliveries to poland and bulgaria, claiming the 2 countries had failed to make due payments in roubles as demanded by the crumb the path of the mall pipelines clearly visible in poland, forests. the model is just one of 4 natural gas pipelines built to transport russian gas to western europe. but for months now, the 5400 kilometer long pipeline has been largely empty. russian state own gas prob

w. need for mines. mm mm hm. ah, a 2nd term secured. now what's the come up? emmanuel crohn will remain francis president for 5 more years. we take a look at his economic agenda and its impact on europe and the war. also the show for the 1st time country. so spending more than 2 trillion dollars a year on weapons even to for the start of the ukraine war and talk to an expert on whether the next global arms race is on. and we'll show you a couple of the bikes that are not only fun to ride, but which also have to make us keep their business spirit intact amid the war and ukraine. i'm frisk over at the length, welcome to the program. there is a huge sigh of relief in europe and the west following french president emanuel microns victory over the far right candidate marine la pen policy makers. and investors can now count on a continuation of francis work was in the global community with europe. second largest economy still has major challenges. president, crohn's previous economic reforms, attempts, changes to frances labor law and official retirement age were me

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w. need for minds. russian forces have begun the 2nd phase of their war in ukraine with an expected push in the eastern don bath region. but ukrainian officials said they were confident they could hold off to be offensive till now neither side is offered any hint of compromise. in fact, positions in both moscow and kia. seem to apartment my guest this week of the unique perspective. she's nina cruz, java. great granddaughter of the former soviet leader, nikita khrushchev, and she joins me this week from new york, where she is professor of international affairs at the new school. as the war goes on, she believes the dangers arising any short for school. he responded by short ports in it that seemed what my theory is that it does seem to put in its brandy as a fed to tea, russia, ukraine. everybody of down with him isn't the west, is the united states ready for that for now? the mood in washington is somber. the u. s. is said to be pushing for russia is complete isolation on top of punitive eco

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c d, w needs africa at a, at, we've just seen a report. the one young mans account, but you have been meeting with others, african sufficient grand. can you tell us a little bit about what they told you? so i met with both students who are clean ukrainian arrive to believe. we have a think about 300000 to fled ukraine and arrived currently in berlin. we don't have the exact number of africans in there, but i meant also with networks are self organized networks who are trying to help and who have been actually in the border, trying to support people with humanitarian aid. and i think it's, it's invisible. the african solidarity in berlin and within europe. i think there is an amazing solidarity for ukraine in general. but we know that people of color face 1st time discrimination in war and especially women and children. and i think bridges over borders cause our co op, my network and others are african diaspora network are doing amazing work in supporting but they shouldn't be doing the job of the government as well. so i think that's where

w. need for mines. russian forces have begun the 2nd phase of their war in ukraine with unexpected push in the eastern don bath region. but ukrainian officials said they were confident they could hold off the offensive till now neither side as offered any hint of compromise. in fact, positions in both moscow and kia seem to pardon my guest this week of the unique perspective. he's nina cruz, java, great granddaughter of the former soviet leader nikita khrushchev. and she joins me this week from new york.

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and as we saw in mc alive, it denies children to receive the health care that they need. and w chose already reported just yesterday that 103 health care facilities and hospitals have been the tags. in this war, along with, from the ministry of education, we hear that 928 schools have been attacked and destroyed. now with no end in sight, for now, at least to this war, what can be done to better protect children in you can in ukraine and prepare them at for what's still to come. what was he or she monetary partners? especially those the child focus will do everything they can, where they can do to support children and protect them and get them the learning they needs. i'm the health care they need, but ultimately we call upon all parties that the obligations it his monitor and all must be upheld that we should we ask for an immediate cease fire and to enable humanitarian partners to get access to places like mario poll due to cock give, so that we can get these much needed age and life saving services to children and their families. that much of ukraine's basic infrastructure,

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w. what would need to happen to verify reports of chemical weapons attacks? well, ideally, an independent investigation by a team coming from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons and they would be able to visit the site of the supposed chemical weapon use and take samples their environmental samples, but also biomedical samples, which would then have to be analyzed, alexander, if a chemical weapons attack is confirmed, what would a meaningful response from the international community look like? well, i think 1st of all, the international community should stick to the tools that are available internationally to hold the perpetrators of such terrible acts to account that is on the one hand in the disarmament area. again, the o. p. c. w in the hague, which provides a venue for, for such accountability or the un security council. well, if, for example, and there are more sanctions that could or would likely not impress ad vladimir putin, a military and for intervention is not appealing to the united states. what options are there really all th

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now, more than ever, the world needs w h. um, making a healthy, a world for you for everyone. lou footage, images of more bodies on the streets of the ukrainian town of butcher. returning to a homes cards from war, we are in borrowed, junker town, that ukrainian forces every take him from rush. ah, hello, this is al jazeera ally from dough. fully backbone, also coming up. she lank as government revoked a state of emergency imposed last week to curb widespread anti government protests ah, and defiance in her rule protestors ignore occur if you and demand the president resigned. thank you for joining us. ukraine says more victims allegedly tortured, executed and burned are being found every day in the cities of butcher or pin and bro junker each day also brings new videos from the area ukraine. brains. russian troops at moscow insist sits old fake babies each war city of mario paul is still under heavy bombardment. the 160000 remaining people have no water, electricity, medicine, or means of communication. the e. u is working o

now, more than ever, the world needs w. h of making a healthier world for you. for everyone. ah, you're watching, i'll deserve me, said rollin doha. reminder of all top news stories ukraine's president is again pushed for a meeting with vladimir putin to end the war, despite saying that he has no trust in the russian leader. laudermill zalinski also announced that the u. s. secretaries of state and defense are set to visit keith on sunday. how did your castro has more from washington dc? it's no surprise. the washington has said no comment. why is that not surprising? well, it's typical that when a senior us official makes a visit to a war zone.

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