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flights between russia and western europe have been suspended.t of the arrivals here want nothg more tn to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance. >> if things go worse, i will make the decision to find a country where i can stay for more time. reporter: only russian passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alena, who is a translator, left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine. she's staying with friends in helsinki. but her visa expires in three mont, and it'sncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she's deeply shocked by what has happened. alena: i am crying and not sleeping since it all started. that's how i feel. i feel -- i am pretty sure that i'm not going back. i am not sure that i will be able to live with this fear. reporter: in russia, criticizing the war can land you in jail. which is why more and more russians are leaving the country. finland has welcomed them with open arms. more and more people here have come to see russian p

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why did they gore all the time from france, so to speak, and with those government, which in western europeere older and farther central europe disdainfully look at our far eastern europe but that's how we moved to western europe to eastern europe look at the circus to the west they look down on us. look and they will call the capital. everything is clear, brothers slavs, so to speak, and in ukraine the same thing. who lived in the west, they are serfs for the poles, and here should be their serfs, closer to the east. and this is the common european ideology. here's how look with west to east. here it is developing, and therefore this is one of the mysteries of the events taking place. this is clearly noted. by the way, by the way, when poroshenko said at the time. and i was very hard on it when it happened. that's because he actually, well, ruined the idea. uh, well, as if some ukrainianness, poroshenko ruined it. she might have been able to do something. yes, no one, but when poroshenko said that i, for sure, but in my own words, the main content of ukrainianism and a model of ukrainianis

flights between russia and western europe have been suspended. of the arrivals here want nothg more tn to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance. >> if things go worse, i will make the decision to find a country where i can stay for more time. reporter: only russian passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alena, who is a translator, left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine. she's staying with friends in helsinki. but her visa expires in three mont, and it'sncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she's deeply shocked by what has happened. alena: i am crying and not sleeping since it all started. that's how i feel. i feel -- i am pretty sure that i'm not going back. i am not sure that i will be able to live with this fear. reporter: in russia, criticizing the war can land you in jail. which is why more and more russians are leaving the country. finland has welcomed them with open arms. more and more people here have come to see russian pr

we protect democracy throughout western europe in the united states and israel, there are many countries where there are far right move on the rise, the threatened democracy. and we are at a juncture in world history, very similar to what happened. i believe in the 19 twenties and thirties, where we have a choice between standing firm for democracy or allowing authoritarian leaders to take over. that's what we see in russia. if the un security council fails to meaningfully intervene here, what does this mean for international law on the whole? well, we've seen this before with the security council being unable to take a snap against the soviet aggression. in the 19 forties and fifties and sixties, the invasion of hungry, the invasion of czechoslovakia. we've seen this before and yeah, if of the democracies of the world remained resolute in protecting the democracy against this type of aggression over the long term democracy, it can thrive. and in the authoritarian has them could be pushed back, but we must be determined to do that. the un security council was not going to solve this prob

we reached an agreement that western europe was comfortable with the construction of these pipelines and this became a significant source of hard currency for the soviet government at the time. and that supply of now russian gas to europe has expanded significantly over the past several decades, and the russians have been building new pipelines in the north, as well as in the south that will facilitate even greater volumes of natural gas to western europe. this has also been controversial. one of the concerns has been that as the russians add more pipelines, they will be less dependent on that pipeline that goes through ukrainian territory itself, and therefore better able to engage in essentially energy blackmail of the ukrainians in order to exert political control, coercive control over ukraine. part of the opposition to the other pipelines was meant to deprive the russians of that coercive leverage through these new supplemental pipelines. this is really, i think, become less of an issue after the invasion. and part of that is because the german government has actually said we ar

yes, that is, the gasification of western europe is just uzhgorod, the famous urengoy, the time of uzhgorodre the very gas pipelines that first connected our zone of influence, that is, the countries. and then the western part. and here are all these concerns, because post-war europe is far from rich. o europe overconsumption. here is the model that they borrowed from the us consumer model. it was provided with two things by a deal with the soviet union, namely, that we began to actively supply energy there and without, well, limitless, uh, american credit. well, the american open market in order to military spending no war, that is, recruitment, but cheap energy that came, this was the basis because and when we will analyze, for example, added value. uh, some, for example , a car, as we love, well, as it were german, it is still incomprehensible. well, as it were, who should dictate the issue of added value in this case, because they cannot do without energy consumption. yes, but when high value-added goods, especially luxury goods. yes, who else is behind whom? well the question is yes un

and, perhaps something else, this is the largest and richest country in western europe, elena vladimirovnatly, is it possible to talk about that , based on all this, that two parties have formed in europe, conditionally the party of war, uh, which includes great britain poland, the baltic states and who are in favor of a total war, a hybrid war against russia to a victorious end or for of their own end and the peace party of the country, which nevertheless stand for peaceful coexistence with russia in one form or another, and the second. yes, that's the party of the war, if, nevertheless, such a war can be singled out, of course, the poles and the balts are dependents within the european union. and do n’t you think that they are trying, at the expense of this current agul-russophobic line, just to get, uh, new handouts from the european union and increase funding for themselves from the general budget of eu a and from the west as a whole. well i don't i can say that there are two parties, the war party and the peace party. eh, all the politics of western europe today are frankly anti-russi

western europe for how— terms of the lock of support across western europe for how they - terms of the,, , russia. you talk about shake things u . russia. you talk about shake things u- and russia. you talk about shake things up and people _ russia. you talk about shake things up and people call— russia. you talk about shake things up and people call this _ russia. you talk about shake things up and people call this a _ russia. you talk about shake things up and people call this a political i up and people call this a political earthquake if she was to win, but let me go back to you, ben, so many people said to you they wanted a candidate that shakes it up by the candidate that shakes it up by the candidate of change, but marine le pen has been around for 25 years and her father pen has been around for 25 years and herfather behind her, although she has distanced herself from him but she is hardly the new kid on the block. do you think people still see her as a road to a different way of living in france? if her as a road to a different way of living in france?— living in france? if yo

and berlin is telling its citizens to and perhaps rash and gas and they're all over western europe. they're talking about how some of them talk about mass, a fuel poverty. i think you raise a really important question because i don't see any sign that the europeans did any gave any thought to the strategic consequences of what they were doing. they were so caught up in the sort of sense of the struggle against russia or against put in the decatur or more of us and has become a sort of fervor in europe all everywhere. there are sort of blue and yellow symbols of ukraine. it's become such a firm that i don't think they really thought, i mean europe cannot manage as it is. they cannot get gas from anywhere else that will substitute from russia. yes, that's just obvious. the americans have promised a small amount of new liquefied natural gas. but that will cover about 4 percent of the you needs your required 40 percent gut tod. it's not going to be able to surprise it's not going to get supplied. so why do they go into these things without any thinking? and then suddenly they say, well,

a dissenting media zelinski has, as has been the subject, ga, give a huge p or operation in western europe and they to aligned countries. what do you think he faces at home in ukraine, as per the far right elements in ukraine society and, and he's in effect putting needs to protect him as piece talks go forward. if a piece deal is, is to emerge. i mean, it's, it's a complicated picture, but we do know that lensky, of course, i mean, all of these zoom meetings with elements and hoping carefully choreographed and someone has provided the videos and the, the means to do this. and that almost certainly is united states. and the question really comes down to the issue of is the united states ready? all, all of europe can face because some of them don't seem to be really ready to for a long war, or do they want to short for in the crane and a political settlement. and it's not clear that that deficient has been made. we see that i think you mentioned yourself at the start was you know, so far there was nothing and that would be another meeting made wrong. i don't think savanski is a free agent i

and berlin is telling its citizens to and perhaps rash and gas and they're all over western europe. they're talking about how some of them talk about mass, a fuel poverty. i think you raise a really important question because i don't see any sign that the europeans did any gave any thought to the strategic consequences of what they were doing. they was so caught up in the sort of sense of the struggle against rusher. again, put in the dictator and all of us and has become a sort of fervor in europe all everywhere there are sort of blue and yellow symbols of ukraine. it's become such a firm that i don't think they really thought, i mean europe cannot manage as it is. they cannot get gas from anywhere else that will substitute from russia. yes, that's just obvious. the americans promised a small amount of new liquified gas, natural gas, but that will cover about 4 percent of the you needs, your required 40 percent. gotta, it's not going to be able to surprise it's not going to get supplied. so why did they go into these things without any thinking? and then suddenly they say, well, we

like, why are tens of thousands of people dying and western europe with most sophisticated public health care systems. there is a story that is being told to europeans by europeans, about the necessity of these violent orders. the myth that some countries struggled because they were pull and others didn't because they're a wealthy is a complete fiction. 6 i believe the path to building a better teaching is by asking better questions. i'm enjoying your boy. as of right to influence, i'm always struck by this pulse, binary between communism and capitalism. have really exhausted every possible political ideology. i, mr. mallet. as a journalist, i see a pattern of the establishment pushing for a return to an unjust status quo. what does with us as usual? mean for people who have endured faxing apartheid i, i'm worried about increasingly discriminatory migration and go to policies. how many lives might see countries focus on global justice? don't shut it in, chrisy, existing, divide gender and re plug in economic inequality becomes where we are even weaker. now, what can we do about join us a

the e u, but if that happens, then i think that it would be immensely damaging, obviously, if western europe in the short run, but in the long run, the people who would really suck or be russia because if you get the reputation as an unreliable supplier, then people will never want to buy your roll materials again. so, and that would surprise me frankly, because up until now russia has been a reliable supplier. and it has not generally played politics with gas or oil supplies. and countries that do play politics with gas most or all supplies lose in the long run. chris, here and for me, thank you. thank. thank you. after the break, as india's power rises is the asian continent, big enough for 2 superpowers. we investigate the future for india with the raja saba, m, p in india's ruling b j b party. all this more coming up about 2 of going underground with ah, welcome back. as india celebrates republic day on its 75th anniversary of independence from british colonial rule, that same imperial power has now come searching for trade deal with india. considering this reversal, what does the future

here, other than in western europe, the majority of our citizens support russia in serbia there is nosuch authority that could announce sanctions against russia it is very difficult for me to imagine that sir the voter is set on friendship with russia and the results parliamentary elections that took place simultaneously with the presidential elections, for example, the socialist party of serbia significantly improved its result the leader of the party, the speaker of parliament and vice-dachich openly spoke in support of russia, an unexpected result was shown and the parties of a patriotic orientation pass the assembly immediately two coalitions that built their election campaign on the need cooperation with russia and on the refusal of retreat to the eu darya grigorova vladislav chernov and vlad raducic news from belgrade. he climbed up the stage in front of his supporters slowly and calmly immediately, honestly admitted that he did not expect such powerful support for the party of viktor urban , who gained 2.5 times more votes than the entire united position taken together in parli

majority of current of ours related restrictions in the country with the highest co death toll in western europe. now as well as johnson joins nato members in attempting to warn off russia's. vladimir putin from ukraine, a question mark over them of the issue of europe, gas crisis, as moscow arguably holds all the cards. joining me now from here in london is the you case, former secretary of state for energy and climate change, chris hewn. chris, thanks so much for coming back on the show, even if i remotely, i better start, i suppose, obviously with the fact that the police is involved in a criminal investigation of the birth johnson administration for allegedly violating corona virus laws. this is not good news for, for us johnson. he's had a o series of revelations. first of all from leaks about what the number of parties that were going on in down the street at the time when they were banned. and a lot of people were making considerable sacrifices, and yet it appears that number 10 was our having parties virtually every other day. and devoris johnson has a major problem and with the police g

they might want to send their kids to western europe for education or to travel. that's no longer an opportunity for them. their economy cratered. not as much as it should be, but it's not looking too good, and they may decide it's time to move him out. i have a low confidence that's going to happen in the near term. i think russia, unfortunately, has a lot more bullets to fire at ukraine, and that's why it's imperative that we make it clear we're going to give ukraine what they need not just to stay in the fight, but to to win. eric: maybe the oligarchs or, as you say, his inner circle will give him the hook. it cannot happen soon enough to stop this. dan hoffman, as always, good to see you. thank you. >> you too. arthel: well, dan and eric, five weeks into the war and more european governments are opening their doors to the stream of refugees. more than 4 million ukrainians have fled their homes, and more of those are -- more than half of those are in poland. alexis mcadams is live if in poland with more from there. alexis. >> reporter: good evening, arthel. as

it is connected with the fact that in the united states, uh, because here we supply gas to western europe since the sixty-eighth year, and the first delivery to austria and that's it. during this time, the united states was doing everything to u cut off our energy relations with the europeans. it was their conscious choice and here and politics involved the economy initially soviet gas. it was crowding out the american coal they were supplying now we have direct competition gas against gas uh but i say it again, this story is absolutely not new and the united states is purposeful. actually played this game, but it is interesting that e russian share in the european market. she doesn't really change much. why because production is falling, actually in europe and the united states and other lng suppliers , for example, qatar, they turn out to replace the falling , first of all, falling european production, that is, this diversification policy. it was also proposed by the united states. they actively imposed on the europeans even when there was no lng, remember, there was a transcopian gas p

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say we get western europe off of russian gas, right?ation of energy technology as of today is going to come from china. western europe is talking about looking somewhere else, they're looking to china, not the united states. because the united states has failed here to invest in america and rebuild -- or build up the next generation of energy technology here. so we're going to swap putin's design, which left major depen dan sis for china's design, which will leave major dependencies, if we don't take a very hard position on what's going on. >> moving into the future could seem to be the smart thing to do. we can't even get all the republicans to vote for a resolution just saying we support nato. >> it's messed up. there's never enough money for investing here. >> last point, to you, tom. here's the russian deputy u.s. ambassador. this was his response to being booted out of the human rights council. take a listen. federation made a decision about, umm, about ending or suspending its right, its membership in the human rights council befo

if it's not a konami, and obviously russia says that it can replace all the demand for my western europe in the united states, from the global south, obviously from china and india and other purchases. why? why did washington suddenly recognize the government of president maduro in caracas? this week, after years of saying that some other person was the president of the country with the largest. no, no, all reserves on earth. good. i'm not sure i have a lot of insight into that. so i think the attempt to recognize this other person as the governor, as the president of venezuela, was not very successful international politics. so i think that taking a new, the, taking a new strategy a but, but, you know, as that got to do with oil, i don't know, you know, that you eso only 3 percent of oil imports into the united states. come from russia . so, you know, so it's actually pretty easy for the united states to take a principal position and the russian import. so that's, that's a whole together, different thing, you know, i'm talking to you from europe and from one to the. no, i understand it'

he said basically that we get more and more individualistic as you go across kind of western europe. u. k is really individualistic and then america is really individualistic, then it gets more and more individualistic. anthony, for into the pacific ocean is where he present. i think that's why sometimes in the year we look a study askance america, like they're kind of crazy and often they're craziness. what we're seeing is craziness is, is they really individualistic. and i think that's certainly true in the u. s. and that creates some of the kind of more while the behaviors. but of course, equally ease, tribal is about, you know, all that stuff. is that conspiratorial thinking, the q and on people, that's a try, that's a status gay, and this stuff is universal. you know, we, you know, we all kind of thing of access to it to a certain degree. so there's certainly no reason at all why we couldn't, at some point, you know, things are getting worse. see stuff like that happening in the u. k. he says gleefully, well about to say he loves talking to you today. i love reading the social i

same hare in a hat, because the handwriting of the puppeteers is very clearly visible, since in western europeand uh, in the same states they are very fond of arranging. as you know, on the anniversary of various events, just like that, well, a large number of naked people lying on the central square in berlin or in paris, so to speak, no war today, no war in afghanistan or something like that, that is, but myself handwriting betrays not eastern europe, but western europe, and it’s very genre, habitual approach. now how can girls live with it. well, besides the fact that there are enough fanatics and fanatics . uh, i would point out the following, maybe they thought it was, well, fun to take part in some kind of spontaneous spontaneous action. well , it seems that everyone understands that i'm alive, i'll tell you more why we showed the first person, i paid attention to the position of the body, but it's obvious to me, although i'm not a pathologist and not a researcher, but still a military expert that a person is alive, because , well, but live drawn in lies very cleanly. here here it is ver

well and the west i mean western europe strangely western europe first of all, that they are sovereignthe fact that, as it were, the united states of america is their ally, they are in fact. leader and mentor and so on and so forth, because the united states of america is undeniably more secure in this situation. well, here's europe so far, so they are ready to sacrifice. very many very many. well, first of all, of course hmm well-being, or at least the comfort of their citizens, their inhabitants. here, creating some inconvenience for them. and they will fight to the last. well i guess it's time will come, they will go anyway. they are also in negotiations, including, well, those countries that simply have nowhere to go are already, well, the decision is such negotiations, they can go fuck more, uh, hardly serious by june. e vasilievich how much do you think the political abilities of the key european countries, in such a situation? i do n't think until june. i think they are ready to hold out longer, at least until the end of august until september, er and calculations. that's the fa

she does payments from western europe for the gas from here after european sanctions against russia. what are known as volunteer land travel to keep that included a ban on the purch import. a purchase of russian coal and other solid fossil fuel is currently worth about $8000000000.00 euros a year. however, this doesn't come into effect until august. russian flag ships are going to lose access to e u. ports and trucks will be able to transport goods by road. but allowances have been made for agricultural and food products as well as humanitarian aid. info bands will be placed on items like fertilizers, sea food, and liquor on the blocks going to stop exporting semiconductors and high end electronics. and a full transaction band is going to be imposed on 4 major russian banks. palestinians of held their 1st friday prayers of ramadan as his railing forces are on the maximum alert following an attack. and tel aviv, a palestinian gunman who killed 2 people and wounded others in a bar has been killed after a 9 hour manhunt. john hallman reports from west, who's ha, ha, the aftermath of the

so i think the government in western europe did not make this calculation and see now that they got into trouble. but i really see a big challenge here, how we can back get back to the negotiation table because the discourse in this heavy conflict in ukraine has gone into a direction where you can see only a debt and abroad. ching, not really a perspective for re re opening the negotiation, and this is really about them. many thanks for your take today as always. geopolitical analyst reiner roth, 1st life on r t. thank you. ah ok. let's say move the program or not because confusion, rains over the future of pakistan's prime minister. him run, come after members of his party, blocked a vote of no confidence in the pm on sunday and the sold parliament protesters being taken to the streets in a show of support for his blame foreign powers. quote. particularly the u. s. for trying to intervene in his country's domestic policy and forces the portrait, washington rejects the allegations. meanwhile, the high court in islam abroad met on monday to discuss whether the blocking of the no confidenc

an interesting planet, the whole earth works for the inhabitants of three regions of the usa western europeis, this is a world order that they want to keep. and we, that is, we are china, we have been diligently changing this world order for the last 10 years, changing slowly but surely, and naturally, they don’t like it, so what comes from the west is the vision of the west - this is that russia is a fragmented colony that supplies energy is a raw material, in general, in fact, the world economy, modern, in contrast to what we had there during the first world war ii. she is very different dependent on each other much more than anyone else. in this regard, i would also like, for example, europe without our gas, as we now see, and other energy carriers will be much more competitive. looks worse. well, with the same china, the united states is not, but yes, if we are talking about china, then america cannot refuse chinese goods, because they are produced by their own. and the links and links between the american and chinese economies are such that even with all the desire to quarrel and, so t

it's been booked out for days. flights between russia and western europe have been suspended. most of the arrivals here want nothing more than to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance. and the goal worth i will make the decision to find the run through. erica said for more time only russian passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alina, who is the translator left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine . she's staying with friends in helsinki, but her visa expires in 3 months and it's uncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she's deeply shocked by what has happened. crying and not sleeping. seen it since it's all started for the shower sheila to show that them then going back i'm not sure if i will be able to leave but this fear in russia criticizing the war, can land you in jail, which is why more and more russians are leaving the country finland has welcomed them with open arms. more and more people here have come to see russian president vladimir putin as a threat t