and why should they follow of the west, the west through the form of colonial b o rulers, over them. and they know exactly what western dig tap can come of. go ahead, john or? yeah, i think the west has been really surprised by the, the global south reluctance to target. right. so for the warranty crane i'm, you know, obviously it's different across the global south, which is a diverse group of dozens and dozens of the countries and within the global south as well. what i think the, the west has been very shocked by the global south reluctance to join them with sanctions and all of the other measures taken against russia. and i think that was a bit of reality cool for a lot of policy makers in the west. well, alexandra, in, in vienna, one of the things i find very curious is that it's, it's interesting how the global south, the global majority, i like global majority. not only do they disrespect is peter is pointed out here. they're not as afraid of the west as they used to be, because they have their own assets, their own international institutions, and their own. a foreign policies

to show to west its own borders, to show, to west its place. and this is the reason why this conflict actually existence is not because um, roches one longer ring, but because the way itself unprovoked russian to a certain degree that it has. and it didn't have any other choice than just the year. and the treachery just conflict in your brain is actually the result of western regression, which didn't start in 2022, but already in 2014 thing. and uh, i guess the best thing would be if the web, what's become finely reasonable and um, listen to the wife has a piece, which of course also exists inside west feed. um, the more passages the glass on the populous brides which i want to make peace and um and this, um, crazy conflict. and i guess it's about the way to answer this conflict then now the bald russia because the aggression clearly comes from the west side. yeah. well, peter is because of the way the international order was designed, particularly after they'd be under the cold war. it had in the the west had no checks and balances. and when a

regardless of what the west wants and regardless of the west and that the west is turning into a globalis topic made by fiona hill , a former special adviser to president trump on russia and an employee of the brookings institution, and she spoke at the lennorthaere conference in tallinn , listen to what she said. the brutal war that vladimir putin ignited has turned , as is often the case, into major regional conflicts war with global consequences war has become. a proxy war for the rise of russia and other countries against the us the war in ukraine is perhaps the event that makes pak's departure from the americano obvious to all in his desire for war. russia has deftly exploited deep-rooted, international resistance, and in some cases open challenges to continued us leadership in global institutions. not only is russia seeking to push the united states to the margins of europe, but china also wants to minimize and contain military and us economic presence in asia so that both countries can secure their respective spheres of influence, but there are other countries that we traditional

and what about the west? because the west doesn't want to china is mediation to be successful because it would take away from the us own cloud. so listen back to the future before somebody . we have a 6 party talks. yes, around disease. uh, uh, nothing a career seen the nuclear nuclear issue. so when we started noticing, studies will be successful. and 6 of the popular pokes, horseshoe with things up to date. if you will, it's not, it's not a good fit says bus. do you see the little ones? yeah, you so played a rule at the end and the provider we some performed for negotiation between different parties and it's not really to a war. right. and even today, i think the what can of to the only week one round or 2 rounds of the con, the as easy to tony is developed mostly on the to resolve the problem is the easiest. heather allison? yeah. not a realistic, but i was trying to help, we can find a way to find the we the pm to the motions, to promise here, to, to go, to become a more realistic about the future about.

west i take the west shirokov including japan of the political west and er, of course, there are two reasons for this. in my opinion. the first reason is it is a need, e immediate policy. that is, where to move the sanctions policy, they moved it, in general. ah, how to act further in relation to ukraine. and how to regard the prospects, and military actions, how to place yourself in relation to various scenarios of military operations, and the scenarios can be different on the one hand. this is sort of an operational part, but there is also a second part . the fact is that, in my opinion, the g7 is faced with the fact that the world is developing around it, but along a different path than the leaders assumed. of the west, a certain rather vast non-western world. and when i say not western, this does not mean that it is anti-western, although there are also anti-western states, let’s say, not caragua, let’s say venezuela is there, they say others, but not the western world is a world that is not ready to play according to western rules. this is the uh famous uh world order based on r

west troop grouping protection west, with strikes from a heavy flamethrower system, a male stag destroyedn additional platoon of enemy military personnel from the 103rd separate territorial defense brigade in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe novoselovskoye settlement. artillery fire from stas and d-30 howitzers destroyed two mortar crews in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlements of old verka novoselovskaya and a field warehouse of artillery ammunition in the area settlement of stelmakhivka, in addition , a group of special forces with anti-tank means of interaction with a mortar crew destroyed a group of enemy soldiers three pickups. in the kudeevka area. the crews of multi-role fighter bombers su-34. 90, the second separate mechanized brigade delivered missiles to the bombing ball at points of temporary deployment and the area where personnel collided with weapons and military equipment. air defense combat crews are on combat duty in the special operation zone russian buks detect and neutralize air threats cover our definitions from the air and provide reliable protection for administrat

so far, turkey has liquidated the institutions that the west has penetrated and that the west has createde press has focused only on the west. along with everything that the west was saying now, having launched a campaign against erdogan. the west is betting on the turks living in europe and the usa, there are millions of them who received residence permits, but retained turkish passports and the right to vote at polling stations at embassies and consulates, and they began to actively work on these i in the west. first we have to change the president, and then the system of power in turkey is contrary to democracy. it looks like a dictatorship, but in europe, not all turks believed western propaganda. many prefer to feel that they belong to a significant country, and having gone to someone in the ministry, we are here to support our country and especially our president we wholeheartedly. we hope that he will remain in power against erdogan, his economic probes, strange monetary policy, artificial deduction of financial rates can play. they spurred inflation, not everyone likes erdogan's c

scott is under enormous pressure from the west. in general, i was required to make a decision on the sanctions against russia, but we decided that we simply would not be part of it as, as serious as being create as the money that we would advocate for the issue to be resolved at the level of russia, in crane and others that we understand that this is not a war between ukraine and russia. this is a clash of the west, which is trying to use russia as a way to inflate this war for as long as anyone who's in the science with public assets. hska forrest warranty officer towards russia as far as presidents, neutral position on ukraine. so the kinds of method his country is under pressure from the western countries following his disagreement with that on to russian stones, which are things exclusive interview with president the day tomorrow he is a preview, a pleasure to so that will say we want to cooperate to continue working with russia . we have not broken off for relations with russian because someone else is waging war against it. a

and what about the west? because the west doesn't want to china is mediation to be successful because it would take away from the us own cloud. so let's go back to the history of the folks on the we have a 6 party talks yes, around as easy as nothing a career seen a nuclear nuclear issue. so when we started noticing, studies will be successful. and 6 of the popular pucks horseshoe, with things up to date, if you will. it's not, not a good fit says bus. do you see the little ones? yeah. you so played root. uh, uh and, and, uh, provider we some perform for negotiation between different parties and it's not really too a war, right. and even today, i think the what kind of to the only we swung around or 2 rounds of is it kind of easy to turn his diplomacy on the, to resolve the problem? is the easiest heather i listen. yeah. nothing really stupid. but with china scope, we can find a way to find the we a bianca's, the motions to promise here, to, to go, to become a more realistic about the future about, say, easy

we see that this is a proxy conflict between russia and the west, and the west fights lose the hands of the, the core ukrainian populations. so uh, i think the, that the issue management, the international continue to need to go for many of such a conflicts before we will be able to, to see, to see the outcomes, to, to, to see the more interest and more, more internally, balanced international order. and it's, it's institutional embodiment you mentioned before, the american uh, strategic goal here is to we can the russia to expand that it cannot defend or perhaps a cert itself, militarily, do you think it's a feasible goal? and i'm asking, you're not as a, you know, emphatic teacher and but as a, as somebody from deluxe to the really school. so i'm sure you look at it. i don't think ok, i don't think this thing to that. it is a physical because restrooms and they're mostly kept my number's going to reach was the result was russian. the institutional system is very strong. freshman state and the rock receives very strong and freshman economy is doing well. and actually in russia has b

just because the west wants to key. it has economic concerns. and these economic concerns have a cost to. but if we decide distinction, russia with the west to compensate our economic losses, even if they compensated, why should we be forced to do with the west wants? and they will see on them. neither russia nor the west have the right to dictate policy to us. as such, we believe this policy is a sustainable one. if i am part of the government, i will support this policy. as we come at the was the candidate reaching 50 percent of the votes in last weekend's presidential balance. and that comes down to a want to take. so run off on the 28th of may between colorado truck, it's a good way to apply that on on, on position. right will come out of colors that will look. but so for those of the mind we does hood problems and i know on who finished good and is now eliminated from the risk could provide. so whoever they transfer those to may will determine who leads the nation going forward. i'll tell you, we'll be covering in

so far we see that this has approximate going through between the washer and the west and the west side. so what is the hands of the a for your graham populations? so i think the, that the edition management, the international continue to need to go through many of such a conflicts before we will be able to, to see, to see the outcomes, to, to, to see the more interest and more, more internally, balanced international order. and it's, it's institutional embodiment you mentioned before, the american strategic goal here is to we, can the russia to expand it cannot defend or perhaps the sorts itself, militarily, do you think it's a feasible goal? and i'm asking, you're not as a, you know, impact to patrons, but as somebody from the deluxe to the realist school, so i'm sure you, you look at it, i don't think ok, i don't think this thing to that it is, which is a poor cool. because we're afraid who's nervously kept my number's going to reach was it was surface. russian, the institutional system is very strong. russian state, there obviously is very strong and fresh and economy is doing well.

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many price is going to the west. and at the end, there is telling us that they have to defend democracy, that they have to have to defend a freedom of speech in ukraine. you know, this is just a she prophecy is not working. and now knowing that these buildings are not even serving the purpose of the west is hurting the people and people appeared. all got sick and tired of the warn you create a lot of people just want peace. they want people just to talk about peace. i mean, we had, so that's key going to a major to of what can i get capitals this past week? the only the only seems work. uh, money. oh, arms weapons, a war. and we haven't spoken about peace and the people they want to shoes out. piece this with the people want, they want peace and they don't. they want to stop spending august 24 was that the west today and the major battle has lost. so i think it's a, i think it's important and great. you can start because about the bottle of battle that you lost the war, but again, this must be people to seek ok. why

the russian move against this proxy use of power by the west. well, uh, the peoples to discuss what is, what was 1st russia was tons of us every relationship and ukrainian conflicts as a consequence or otherwise, as you said. so i think of the add to the conflict or about ukraine isn't the same time, is the conflict of is the continuation of russian history, of course. and at the same time, the conflict about the future balance of power in europe. we. i believe that in many in europe or in the united states, assumed that the success afresh on the successful accomplishment of the russian goals and ukraine will pull from the west in the very, very, very difficult position of growing russian power adviser are in europe, missouri go to europe. uh so uh, but at the same time this is, this contract is about to fresh and history. the pots and fresh and civilization is unfinished. the russian history is they all say, here or this always, i'm finished. i mean to, and that would be finished the, that's a, that's not the last thing that matter because i me

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especially when compared to the increasingly sinking west. i think that you, you have all sorts of contrary messaging coming out of the west. a lot of i think these are signs of a lot of infighting. all actual to say um, you know, you, you have so many different things that i don't think it is likely a rush. it just needs a secure uh, speed of trudy interest met. it's not that difficult to understand and as long as you have an ideal, ideologically driven, a fascist, we inclined militarist that are being supported any, any way within new west ukraine. it's simply, it's not going to be in security and trust any, an open agreements that eventually ukraine will be brought into data with some point. well, i mean the red lines, how in the world to biggest problems here that we have. is that the west in the 1st of all, back to any legal cool when 2014 brought to power some alternation? what's, what's called them, what they are bashes, cuz that's what they are. okay. and they've been empowered, they didn't have that kind of sway before 2014 to what t

west. we see a massive rise in the christian population and conversations and places like africa . what is behind this disparity between the 2 regions? was quite simple. the disparity between the african continent and western europe is the in, in western europe. well might have just left here in west the charges. so think that in scotland where. ready in the usa, canada, australia, numbers of people, the guys charge are plummeting, and that's directly correlated with the charges approach to christian teaching, as in the church is no longer teaching wants and the violence teaching, watson society is teaching the culture and, and we look to places like africa and in southeast asia where they are preaching the gospel and the charge is good. it's a direct correlation. all you have to do is teach the truth as christ gave it to us as a revealed it to us. and the church read this as a result and the many stop doing that and stop teaching the culture instead. this josh dies and shrivels. why? it se

uh that's if there is a religion of the west. christian cheese such late shapes, the west and the west is built on christian principles is less than civilization is the result of christendom. but we all host christianity. now where do we live in a pros post of truth while. ready if there is a religion of the west, it probably as low to this, but i'm say work, this is more of a 9 to religion. it's a set of values that are ever shifting, ever changing is not something you can subscribe to. because if you join today, what are the same tomorrow? so actually, i'm not, not too sure, and i want to be honest with you. not the same time we're seeing this disappearance of christianity from the public space. so i can, a, would we also see a rise of the number of mazda migrants to places like england or europe? is this going to lead to a clash within those societies or fundamental change and the way they operate? very good question. yes, as a close, it is. nature abhors a vacuum, right? as christianity has stepped aside from the public square as the predominant religion in england in particular, c

west. while in a public opinion is vastly in favor of russia. what strong especially american mass media have reach their social media. and they have a very negative influence, especially in young people across the globe today regarding gay marriage transgender rights. reparations, and abortion are causing a major divisions within the church. faithful. these debates are not only occurring within the pews, but the leadership also cannot find the unified stance on these issues. his putting the future of the church all in jeopardy. however, religion is a major influence on the culture of the country as well as its absence. and why some say the split could have more than just the spiritual ramifications is. now one member of the clergy who has not been afraid to voice his concerns as to where the church is going is begin at calvin robinson. now calvin is a deacon in the anglican church, and a g, b, and presenter for a show called common sense crusade. welcome calvin talbot, do you think christi

um that's our look from the from the west, also from the political west.many other countries look at this completely different and china certainly is one of them and one of the major other countries who see this war as a chance to start building this new world order, tectonic shifts that we in the who see this war as a chance to start building political west, i fear are not truly aware of so far. thank you. so receiving f-16s and training pilots is just one part of the whole picture. ukraine will also have to overcome hurdles regarding logistics and maintenance of these aircraft. the f-16s will certainly give ukraine a moral boost but will they change the course of the war if

he says the west enough. it's all to eliminate russia as a geo political competitor and tear it to pieces strong. what's your thoughts? the way, if you all so being the jump ropes guy situation seems to be or are just solution of us just saw this is what's happening. but sure. at the beginning, each was a non experimental project. keith, to a mutual shot joe project are compared to tool, which was not said, but to brantley. and or there was a, in a narrow tivo for, in your, including russia, in the west, west on the icing, rochelle, just same time. and the talk to our, to even vote for, we still between the off 2 of the 4 of us to saw was to present any right on top or to amount to the you asian country, don't beach russia or you can union or any of a paul bought 2 or more more, we've a crisis on ukraine this object to became explicit a know we have or so or. busy busy even some uh, ex, treatments to was talking about for a month to russia. it's set, it's easy for us, you will lose in ukraine for exempt for t

is formed bypassing the west a.-scholz, for example, about what is needed from the west somehow, and try to change their hypocrisy, and interact sincerely with the strange world majority, but for some reason it seems to me that the train has left, firstly, the west will by no means give up its hypocrisy. secondly, the world has really fundamentally changed, and we are not seeing in reverse conso processes. leadership of a multipolar world without the west, we now hand over the floor to the news and the big game will return at 23.

we russia declared war on the collective west.hey are trying to destroy us , they are trying to destroy our national security, our national economy. you can see that they are trying to social policy, especially in recent months, other countries of different continents of the asia-pacific region of africa latin america are rallying around russia, which are against the unipolar world order on the planet of the 21st century, which are against the regime of the world architecture of the system of international relations world politics. the influence will be washington such countries are becoming more and more and they are really rallying around russia seeing this as a collective west e. now he has simply lost his head and is trying to strangle us in the most frantic way, of course, under these conditions everything has become completely archaic and we have nothing else left. how to recognize this officially that is why yesterday the state duma supported the bill introduced by the president on the denunciation of the russian federation

and that's all a look from the, from the west also from the political west. many other countries look at this a completely different. and china certainly is one of them. and one of the major of the countries who see this war as a chance to start building this new world order to tonic shifts that we in the political west. but i fear i'm not fully aware of so far. thank you. so just saving f sixteens and training pilots is just one fault of the whole picture. ukraine will also have to overcome how do regarding logistics and maintenance of these backgrounds. they have sixteens with a certain degree of ukraine, a lot of the boost, but really big change the cost of the water. if you're watching else on youtube, youtube, do let us know your thoughts. thanks for watching. goodbye the the, the wild, endangered lucrative. the spanish port city of the country is the various business where the legal, wild, life trade tens endangered species into states of symbols where animals suffered terribly in spanish authorities as well. d, w, the little guy. this is the 77 percent

after that, the israeli army began to occupy the entire west bank. all night long, soldiers of the army of the bank cities west bank was evacuated without the slightest resistance and it was in the hands of israeli soldiers. king hussein of jordan lost the entire west bank of jerusalem, one of the most valuable centers of islam . khawam hormozgan taj mobile benz control on the fourth day of the war, the first persian golf course, the soldiers who had crossed the sinai desert with a relaxed mind and powerful air support, reached the eastern bank of the suez canal, the entire sinai desert, and the gaza strip, which was under the control of egypt a few days ago. the israeli army fell while the world on the front of egypt and jordan had reached the desired result of the leaders of the zionist regime. moshe dayan decided to move his forces to the north, the destination was to occupy the golan heights in syria, which from the beginning of the war with mortar attacks, calmed the leaders. israel got cold on the morning of the 9th day of zawal, that is on the

and that's all a look from the, from the west also from the political west. many of the countries look at this was a completely different, and china certainly is one of them. and one of the major of the countries who see this war as a chance to start building this new world order to tonic shifts that we in the political west. but i fear i'm not fully aware of so far. thank you. so just saving f sixteens on training pilots is just one fault of the whole picture. ukraine will also have to overcome how do regarding logistics and maintenance of these backgrounds. they have sixteens with a certain degree of ukraine, a lot of the boost, but really big change the cost of the water. if you're watching on youtube, youtube, do let us know your thoughts. thanks for watching. good by the, the, the ship. your guide to life and the digital world to explore the latest online, trying to navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's possible. to decide what really matters to you. shift coming up on the w. sexua

., ~' ., detect some nervous innocence the west? ., ~ ., ., west?_ west? no, i think we need to remain resolute and determined to - west? no, i think we need to remain resolute and determined to supportl resolute and determined to support ukraine, _ resolute and determined to support ukraine, if— resolute and determined to support ukraine, if russia is firing into ukraine — ukraine, if russia is firing into ukraine from russian territory then it is right _ ukraine from russian territory then it is right that ukraine should be able to— it is right that ukraine should be able to respond and hit those targets, _ able to respond and hit those targets, at range, what we are seeing _ targets, at range, what we are seeing is — targets, at range, what we are seeing is greater political determination, courage if you like, rekindling — determination, courage if you like, rekindling our cold war stay craft skills _ rekindling our cold war stay craft skills to — rekindling our cold war stay craft skills to look putin in the eye and not blink. — skills to look p

we are not bound by the west sanctions as turkey. we are a strong state and we have positive relations with russia. anchor a singular opposition to finland and sweden joining nato for allegedly harboring terrorists was another bone of contention between turkey and the west. or the one ultimately dropped his beef with finland. but he and sweden are not on good terms. says stock home crosses its fingers for the als thing averted one. we hope for a rapid gratification process after the trophy selection and we feel very comfortable in all the support we have received from other native allies, including security, assurances of all things considered. it's no wonder the west is bedding again, started one, but while the turkish people went out, if it gets its way with a leg, sometimes it is radi high in certain cases, not just the west who is probably the to say on president add on. i know is very reliable as voice allegations of a much repeated threat elected russian interference in the lens. and however, i am good for our management planes

this is the collective west e.st head and in the most frantic way is trying to strangle us, of course, under these conditions , it has become completely archaic before everyone else, and there is nothing else left for us. how can this be officially recognized? that is why yesterday the state duma supported the bill introduced by the president on the denunciation of the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe by the russian federation and unanimously voted for this to the end . unfortunately, if the treaty has not been implemented for a long time, today it has simply become a piece of history. we continue this topic yes, leonid and comrade. here, in general, on the eurasian continent, a treaty on restrictions on conventional weapons, is it needed and if it is likely that it will appear there in the long term, for example. when we win, and it will be in the near future, we will win a special military operation in ukraine when nazism will be finally defeated and no matter how our enemies are sure of the opposite

they might, could work for west germany the, the ship. it says lived and spied in west berlin, but travelled regularly to the start as a collective in east berlin. because the apartment was used to relate instructions and give them a place to have lunch and chat homeless. we're not for the of the high profile spies that we've met for 13 years. always in that apartment. we worked friends, but we worked well together. we became a cheese and developing our legend. so if we would ever, because we had it all clear, they gave me virtually fry on to the side, what information would be useful. and then i develop projects for my sources and sent them to get that. we got information about discussions within the government and especially differences whenever it covered and has the policies are always differences of opinion. and that was important to know while the ship it says with active agents, the tools had to wait in the us and they were to live under false identities. on noticed on seen one of cover vitamins in need with our job was to establis

the faith is almost died in the west and the families almost died in the west. no family is a mother and father both children, whether it's boys or girls need a strong male role. ready to look up to a few, a boy is children, how to become a mind and how to, how to treat a woman. if you're, if you're a girl, it shows you how some, what you should look. ready in a future husband, likewise for a mother, i'm a 10, no next ring. the natural motherly instinct isn't the same, the father and if one does this and we can, we can lie and pretend a minimum of the same. but we know that different, not saying that equally and equally valued under it and go size, but i think that different. so the men or women are most of mother and foot mothers and false are important. and now we've reached the point of society and why we're actually saves this much, the hetcher. no, but 70 as if that's a good thing as having a mother and father is somehow back now and we need to promote the idea of having to foster to mothers or maybe one of each. 0, one of the that rather. and a small part

so west of the west, a different country and so emotional sceptre no plays more and more important rule . so to me, just to a full said, is that there is a political men of good economic main. we'd show a very russian no russian entities. yes. but nowadays, i think the china also is talking about we saw was nice days from a different perspective. the income is always the previous period which ease, you must, is, has a, have a higher position in china, but not to see. so we go strictly, we can directly and we, we are equal. this is quite important for the chinese diplomacy. i think patricia also has a sense now the united states has no problem of a china is it cannot make rice as long as it believe that china could be folded into western dominated world both economically and politically. what kind of china do you think would satisfy the west and how is that division of china? is different from the kind of china. china wants to be in a, china is not so then use release the nest as the state of china or waste because china did a lot from the pennies policy towards the western word. i mean

to the west.this hired killer, therefore, naturally, ukraine must be liquidated. after she fulfills certain goals and objectives, zelensky is again trying to ask the west for delays. he explained another postponement of the counteroffensive. and that's how with what we already have we can go ahead and i think succeed, but we would lose a lot of people. i think this is unacceptable the nato trained brigades are already ready, but the army still needs some things, including armored vehicles that are in the party, so we need to wait, we still need a little more time. who knows where we will be when the us presidential election takes place. i believe that by then we will win, it seems to me for zelensky a delay. this is such a polite, true, tried-and-tested form of rejection by the west, but in the west, perhaps they don't understand it yet. well, for someone in the west, of course, these plaintive speeches of zelensky have an effect, but on the german channel deutsche welle they even decided to find

we see that this has approx, a conflict between a washer and the west and the west side. so what is the hands of the for your granular population? so i think that the issue management, the international come into need to go through many of such a conflicts before we will be able to, to see, to see the outcomes, to, to, to see them a one trust and more, more internally, balanced international order. and it's, it's institutional embodiments you mentioned before, the american strategic goal here is to we can the russia to next found that it cannot defend or perhaps a cert itself, militarily, do you think it's a feasible goal? and i'm asking, you're not as a, you know, impact to teacher and, but as a, as somebody from the deluxe to the realist school, so i'm sure you look at it. i don't think ok, but i don't think this thing to that. it is a physical because rushes and nervously kept my number's going to reach was the result was russian. the institutional system is very strong. freshman state bureaucracy is very strong and fresh and the economy is doing well. and actually in

highest temperatures will be further west. monday, temperatures back into the low 20s. high pressure remains in charge on monday and into tuesday. the position is not really changing very much. light winds for many, but still those stronger winds through the english channel and southern parts of england. with the wind coming in off the north sea, we could see more cloud through much of the day on tuesday for eastern areas of england. always going to be warmer towards the west and the north, temperatures getting into the low 20s. and in scotland, we could see highs of 2a degrees or so on tuesday. and really all week we are dominated by high pressure, it is still dry, sunshine most days, and those temperatures reaching the mid 20s for the middle part of the week. class in general is not very popular in ecuador. live from london, this is bbc news. the white house and us republicans reach an agreement in principle to raise the government debt limit and avoid a default. after weeks of negotiations, we have come to an agreement in p

was the west. i mean, the china, us economy is the more integrated to ways that we so word, economic, we so west and even for example, the resource assumption. so the, against the china for somebody now uses more and more, you know, as assumptions or invitations and from the united states, against china as height, non security companies and a single butts in, in, on the other hand to the we continue to the, the corporate we've seen last, a sense of the western countries. i mean, the easy others are citizens fears or the yeah, i agree is that the pre show will become more of the 4 years. and the russians believe that they have very good economic relationship with western europe. you know, we provided them with gas, with energy. there was a very active goods exchange between our countries and the political relations for the software somewhat troublesome. and it didn't stop by europeans from, you know, burning all the bridges. are you sure that, you know, these, we always think about the west as a ver

longer rely on the west. as a partner with whom we can find even minimal common ground with go to the russian foreign minister also accused the west of staying silent when it comes to keeps crimes while also somehow praising it for upholding democratic values. that's despite the fact that it's banned its own political opposition and it's using, like i said, armed neo nazis to accomplish its strategic military objective. now survey laughter . ups comments does comment made the recent interview, which ukraine's military intelligence chief carol, who donald has confess, kia may have been behind the assassination of a number of russian civilians. can you take us through those developments? that's right, keeps policy on civilian assassinations. it generally is just denied, denied, deny, even when the all the evidence over whelming li points to key of as being responsible for these events. so it's of course, surprising when we see the chief ukrainian intelligence, the, the chief view printing and intelligence capab

i'm peter, let's remind you were discussing the west end ukraine. the ok, let's go to roger an officer here. one of the, the biggest difference, a major departure from the cold war is that the western, the leads lead by the united states obviously have decided to go toe to toe with a peer or near peer power. that was something in, during the cold war, which was a big no, no, you can fight on the periphery, even have proxy wars and all that. but what, what we see with this administration and it's like these a new, or my apologies allen and roger. but it is it's, it's very true. okay, so this is what makes it very dangerous because the u. s. is actually attempting a peer to peer $1.00 to $1.00 conflict. and at one point the russians may react. i'll tell you living in this country, a lot of people want a stronger reaction to the, to the the droning of crime in these cross border attacks on towns. there, there the west has it shouldn't, for a conflict here in ukraine is the trigger. roger? yeah, absolutely. and nothing can the prevention of these becaus

manchester city can return to the top with a win over west ham on wednesday. everything that i want to see from our team. full commitment, a lot of energy, quality, speed, movement, two beautiful goals. and we connected with our crowd and created an incredible atmosphere again. we wanted to be top of the league again and we are, and we have to be happy with where we are but not accepting because it's not the end, and we want to achieve that. first half, we were too nice to play against. in the second half, we played more like a team with a threat at the top end of the pitch. runs from wide areas and central. in the first half, we were far too easy to play against. meanwhile at the bottom of the league, leeds united are set to sack manager javi gracia, and are in talks to bring in former england boss sam allardyce. allardyce, who worked with leeds chief executive angus kinnear at west ham, would become the fourth leeds manager this season. director of football victor orta has already left the club, with leeds now only the above the relegation zone on goal diffe

bank . which was targeted from jenin in the north of the west bank towards one of the zionist cities. the image was released by the sources of the zionist regime. the spokesman of the army of this regime said that the israeli forces found the components of the launch pad of the homemade rocket in the search operation. the details he did not provide more details, but he emphasized that this missile was supposed to target the plaintiff's zionist settlement . the resistance groups did not react to the release of these images . the israeli political and military solution brings the beginning of a major operation against the resistance groups in the west bank closer than any other language . the resistance of the palestinian youth is restless, making the conditions difficult for the occupiers, the war machine and the zionist intelligence agencies were not able to destroy the resistance at large, and as the palestinian commander says, the zionists have always been defeated, and today it is different from the west bank and the jenin camp. in every house, a prisoner or a martyr has been offe

the showers will move west across wales and south—west england and will fade overnight.land and wales, largely dry, areas of low cloud and mist and but for scotland, more cloud and bits and pieces of rain. that is the story for northern ireland and much of scotland tomorrow. cloud for much of the time, a bit of rain, not a tomorrow. cloud for much of the time, a bit of rain, nota huge amount. the south—east should see some sunshine. england and wales, largely sunny skies, patchy cloud towards the south but only a tiny chance for a shower. may be chilli for some north sea coasts, further west 17 to 20 degrees, but whatever the temperature is where you are, if you have sunshine, it is strong. moderate or high uv levels for many to protect yourself if you are out for any length of time. sunday, a similar —looking day and this frontal system bringing cloud and rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland. but not a huge amount of rain. for england and wales, patchy cloud but good spells of strong sunshine and the highest temperature is perhaps in parts of western england,