but it's also boosting it's spending in the u. s. for example. so i think the sort of knock on effect from these is quite serious. you know, we're seeing a spreading into, into other areas beyond china. what about the knock on effect for chinese economic growth? because presumably this is good to have some sort of impact on with this, you know, it never ending growth that we've come. so used to i think so to i mean growth is slowing. i mean, we've spoken many times about the property market, for example, in china, which is in trouble with ever grounds the, the fact that is so heavily indebted, but you also have the power prices have stalled for the last 2 months, which means that there's no relief coming from the property sector and you're talking about 87 of china's largest 100 cities are affected by the 0 over lockdown . so it has to have an impact. the areas that are under locked down for 40 percent of g d p. so as yes, the government is looking at 5 and a half percent growth this year. maybe they'll meet up because some areas are proving surp

germany, but for the u. s. for ukraine and for its allies, it's long overdue. so it will be an interesting day today they will give it press conference afterwards to announce how they will keep supporting ukraine to defend itself against the russian aggression and to me of her asleep. ramstein airbase. thank you so much. thank you, talking about this announcement from the german government i'm bring into must be called. he's a journalist, specializing in international defense and security policy. welcome. mr. lee called and tell us more about these anti aircraft tanks and germany will now send to ukraine. how much of a difference can they make in the war? you think? actually they can make quite a difference. it's not tanks. technically speaking, it's short range defense systems. well, it's an arm, a chassis, but still the main important point is a antea craft cannon on those machines. and the german army has taken them out of use almost a decade ago. not because they were obsolete. but because at that time t

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for libyans, the nato alliance, u. s. to germany and the pretext of protecting civilians have been the biggest lies ever. now all these lies our god. we always emphasize that people are being used as a pretext for carrying out certain political objectives and projects sought by the international regime. we've seen this with syrian and libyan refugees. ah, we are fully aware that the u. s. is one of the main facts is behind the destruction of libyan infrastructure and the internal systems in 2011, while pretending to be the patron of freedoms and human rights. these folks slogans . if one day i met the u. s. president, i will express my hope that those slogans be set in reality and that there will be human rights and children's rights as he pretend on your social media platforms. the director of the asia study center told us that the u. s. doesn't seem to be interested in di, escalating conflicts in other countries. i think if america wants to put an end for both the problems that they can, but the will not because america

they're saying come to the u. s. for trial, and then you can serve your sentence in australia. and the mendoza's case, you not only had assurances you had a written contract and they still broke it. and i, and i published these documents, these classified documents from the state department, from the department of justice. and you can really see step by step, how they violate to their funds, to sustain. and i'm actually quite shocked to learn that in a song just case, the judges have not seen these documents. they only saw a few of them. they didn't see the contract, which is really the, the, the damaging document that shows united states breaks its promises. and this is very, very bad. i hope that in the future proceedings there's a chance where the judges were dealing with assumptions. he's actually see this document because it really shows that you come across new us. and as usual, we saw people rally and supportive a songs today during get the court ruling in london. to what extent do you think public opinion is a factor in this case? i think, i think is the biggest factor

s. or so for provided. so what has the u. s. given to ukraine that we know of so far? well, quite a lot, william, and if you look at the bill alone, the u. s. has allocated nearly 3 and a half $1000000000.00 so far to support ukraine. that is the most more than any other country at this point. and just as path week, president biden unveiled the latest aid package that was worth $800000000.00 by the way. and he went to great lengths to emphasize the weapons, the heavy weaponry that the u. s. was going to provide ukraine all things that ukraine at specifically asked for things like how, what sir is i munition tactical drones all things that both the ukrainians and the u. s. believe will be critical for the ukrainian military to defend the don bass where russia pushed ahead with it's offensive right now. important to know also william in that press conference from president biden. when you failed this package, he said that he's essentially exhausted all of the aid resources rather, that congress has made available to him to this point that he has to build another aid pack

s. for example, but how sustainable is its position? india has, maintains close relations with russia for decades. the asian countries, not just a key customer for russian consumer goods. but weapons are also high up on the list of imports, especially our craft tanks and frigates, 60 percent off in the us arms and ports come from russia. india hasn't sanctioned russia over the war and ukraine. quite the opposite. at the end of march, new delhi seized the opportunity to buy a russian oil edit deep discount. and as considering further orders to spite calls from the u. s. not to do so. if you're looking at energy purchases from russia, i would suggest that your attention should be focused on europe. i suspect, looking at the figures probably, ah, total purchases for the month would be less than what europe does in an optimum. russian gas, coal, and cooking oil could also be exported to india. soon. foreign minister sag a lover of sought to strengthen trade chives. when he visited delhi, at the beginning of april, we will be ready to supply

s. u. s. industry relapse the other because funded for that. so she'd better watch on what she's saying. it was still a balance that you found in the, on going on. your plane is the primary reason for such people are already, this is something i know it's been reveal the u. s. has officially resettled 12 ukrainian refugees over the past month. that's the spike president biden's pledge in march to allow as many as a 100000 ukrainians into the country, citing the need for family reunions ortiz rachel blevins has been looking at the gap between the promises made the actual reality on the ground. the mining ministrations promise that the us would accept 100000 ukrainian refugees certainly has not become a reality with the latest data showing that just 12 ukrainian were accepted through the united states official refugee program. now the white house is putting the blame on the us legal system as the department of homeland security reveals that nearly 3000 ukrainian crossed over into the united states through the us mexico border. so the question the

the strategic location fits the u. s. agenda. well, for the u. s. wants to do is gather those countries under an umbrella of democracy, flats of them, and then use them to its own advantage. we use labels such as democracy, autocracy, or authoritarian regime. recently, political pundits in the us dropped the label. democracy when referring to india and begun calling it an electoral autocracy. instead. when i mentioned this to my indian friends, they smiled they know about it. there are many methods to try and put pressure on the country. and speaking about the talks on ukraine, we know for a fact that both the u. s. and the u. k. that seems to be eager to fill it. solitary post breaks in existence with excessive activity, advised presidents lensky to gradually toughen his stunts. instead of expediting, the talks became clear after the meeting stumble. as president putin already mentioned, it was the 1st time ukrainian site ever provide a list of their written proposal signed by the leaders of the delegation. we were ready to incorporate them into

think of what there seems to be a lot of support in the u. s. congress for ukraine. right now.

the u. s. is actually to blame for provoking the conflict. it's the united states that prompted russia to do that. it staged a number of provocations, including with nato expansion. the united states figured out that it's losing cloud is a global head, your mom. so it's behavior is a kind of a reaction with welcome. this is on the international with the latest world news headlines is good to happy with. i'm going to be pearson has canceled the storming of the law stronghold of ukrainian force is inside the dumbass. she has marielle paul in order to avoid more casualties. the, as our south san tray will now be blocked off by russian shapes, as they wait for the remaining radicals inside to run out of supplies and tend themselves and particularly glue from which was huge to i consider the proposed storming of the industrial zone in practical i order you to cancel it. this is a time when we must think we must always think, but even more. so in this case, about preserving the live and health of our soldiers and officers. there's no need to climb

u. s. president joe biden on thursday asked the u. s. congress for $33.00 more atrocities and aggression ukraine . biden's request for $33000000000.00 includes more than $20000000000.00 for military assistance, like artillery and anti aircraft weaponry, more than $8000000000.00 to help the ukrainian government continue to function and another $3000000000.00 to help refugees. in addition, biden is also sending to congress a plan to crack down a russian oligarchy who laundry illegal and rem lining. the federal government's ability to seize the oligarchy property, and allow the us to use the proceeds to support ukraine. march of this real norm as challenge at the moment, if approved by congress, might into plan would create a new administrative process for the forfeiture of property owned by russian oligarchs, and knowingly or intentionally possessing funds gained from corrupt dealings with the russian government could become a criminal offense, while most members of congress support president biden's proposals and were money for ukraine

the u. s. cannot provide full control of the weapons. it has sent to ukraine as, according to american government. so says washington recently approved an $800000000.00 package of arms to key as with some u. s. allies also chipping in out. he's done quarter investigates more military aid is on its way from the west to ukraine. this time a bunch of rusting fighter jets, they have received additional aircraft and the aircraft parts to help them get more . more aircraft in the air with the wars focus now shifted almost entirely on to done boss. and now the need is changed because now the wars changed because now the russians have prioritized the dumbass area and that's a whole different level of fighting, a whole different type of fighting. how that has any bearing on why even more military hardware should be dumped into ukraine is anyone's guess. but it's convincing enough for washington's ally london to dedicate even more heavy weapons to ukraine's command. this would become an artillery conflic

s. bond supporting ukraine or essentially making a play for power. but with the u. s. outlining such big go will so openly, this idea of essentially making russia militarily new to, to make it fail. there are some, in certain quarters would say that that is the only logical conclusion. or you're a correspondence. charlotte dubin state taken us through that nato, provoke the war in ukraine by repeatedly dismissing russia's security concerns on supplying arms to key. if that's according to current serve, member of the presidency of bosnia and herzegovina. miller around duke. he's been sharing his thoughts with our t so show her though, that the conflict in ukraine is a result of a global shift of power. the western partners refused to listen to russia's concerns about nato's expansion and some other issues. the sound of the conflict is a good illustration of that. let me quote the european commissioner for external relations. it's all our fault. we promise ukraine as sessions at night and the a you. but when it was time to keep a promise, we backs out. they instigated

he criticized the u. s. for pressuring countries into voting up for in line with the u. s. t, as interests. and we also heard from leverage that he criticized the west as a whole for using nato as a springboard for to hurt russia in eastern europe. now, who turn also expressed regret at the fact that the un was excluded from the normandy format. that was a group of delegations that were the, that negotiated the men's protocols that were supposed to establish a piece in ukraine even before russia's military operation began. but probably the most important point that lab rav made, was that amid all this talk of peace from all sides of the u. s. and the west continue to send weapons into ukraine loads of weapons. in fact, western leaders continued to say that this war can only be decided on the battlefield. so all these things considered, it really looks like a classical case of the west's words contradicting its actions. don't. thanks very much ridiculous throughout our t stone courts. her well, let's get the latest now in the situation on the ground, rushes to armed forces h

or i'd guess d a r t for mario both. it's been revealed, the u. s. has officially resettle just 12 ukrainian refugees over the past month. and thus, despite president biden's pledge a more strict sets as many as $100000.00 ukrainians into the country fighting the need for family, the unions ortiz, rachel blevins, looks at the gap between the promises made and the reality on the ground. the mine and ministrations promise that the us would accept 100000 ukrainian refugees certainly has not become a reality with the latest data showing that just 12 ukrainian were accepted through the united states official refugee program. now the white house is putting the blame on the us legal system as the department of homeland security reveals that nearly 3000 ukrainians crossed over into the united states through the us mexico border. so the question then becomes, is the, by an administration planning anything to maybe get it a little bit closer to the goal that at that for itself. while reports are saying that they are looking at some sort of a parole program whe

but for ukraine, for the u. s. and for many allies, this is a step that was long of a do. all right, utilities benjamin alfred. griffith. thank so much i'm joined, not by the doesn't his chief political editor at attend mckayla casner at mckayla. tell us what has brought route brought about is really very significant change and policy. well, quite clearly, it was internal and external pressure. we've had quite a debate here in germany of the past couple of weeks with 2 of the 3 coalition parties actually continuing to criticize chance, the order of soil for not interpreting his tightened vendor. the full turnaround is backing ukraine with everything germany has including everything german industry has. and now we see the pledge by the german defense minister lamp saying that is some 50 of those cheater tanks that are anti air craft missiles capable and vehicles being sent to ukraine from the outside. it is giving into pressure on the inside. it actually is quite a turnaround in itself for the german forces. so i would expect that to be the beginning of new thinking on that

currently, the s b u is rounding up. any one accused of sympathy for russia. so anyone who speaks russian, anyone who is, is thought to be in support of the russian offensive inside ukraine is likely to be put into this torture prison and interrogated and beaten my investigation contains testimony from 2 men who were tortured inside the s b. u. headquarters and a sports complex or gem attached to it. and they gave me accounts of an extreme torture. beatings were where prisoners were bleeding from their mouth. one man had a high needles stuck under his fingernails. he said that there were 2 men from bella, russia who were tortured to death. so it's clear, and it's been documented not only by myself, but by amnesty international and united nations that the ukrainian security service, the s b u, tortures, prisoners, ukrainians, secret services use of torch imprisons, has previously been covered by the united nations and amnesty international in their reports, according to those documents, the s b u has a number of compounds in several cities across ukraine where

call on the u. s. to unfreeze afghan government assets, so they can be used to help people in desperate need of food and other supplies that, that, that poverty stricken afghans say that the u. s. is responsible for much of the countries, current, economic hardship each day is horrible. you have read one day and the other day, you don't, this is all because of the americans were wandering around, were broken. you guys have witnessed all these recent events, how the americans made our lives miserable. and today we are paying the price of their bad policies and plans with kathy live direct from our studios and moscow. this is our 2 international on sean thomas. certainly glad to have you with us now the capital city of done yet, and other parts of the republic have been shelled by ukrainian forces, according to local authorities there with at least 5 people reported debt and a bit of a warning. you may find the following images disturbing. you don. yes, health ministry has that 42 civilians were wounded

at least that's how it was for many years. today, the u. s. and some of the western nations are trying to devalue this, right? they want to transfer the security council's mandate to the general assembly. this would allow them to twist any members, arms, blackmail them, or threaten them by targeting their bank accounts or their children's schools to ensure the majority of votes whenever they need it. this is a dangerous path. it makes the security council and these 5 members with the to rights, the only strong hold of international law. they're trying to replace everything else. prison biden held the 2020 wants to me to democracy for a reason. they're planning to hold another one this year and establish an organization that would, it's an anti un oil replacement. this is nothing new, of course. the west you're primarily and especially friends in germany, has been producing various platforms, calls to action and partnerships to address issues that the old ready on the you ends agenda for a while now. take, for example, the partnership on the in

after weeks of russian bombardment, the u. s. says it is once again sending arms to ukraine to stop russia's destruction of the country for today. and president announced and authorize another presidential drawdown of security assistance, valued it up to an additional $800000000.00 tailored to meet urgent ukrainian needs for today's fight. as russian forces shift the focus of their ruthless aggression now to eastern ukraine, ukraine's president expressed his gratitude. we've agreed on $800000000.00 in military aid for weapons, ammunition, artillery helicopters and more than i am sincerely thankful for the support that you get. the need for more arms as urgent as russian convoys converge on eastern ukraine. analysts say the weapons in the american package, such as long range howitzers, are especially suited to ukraine's defense of the eastern don bass region. so you one system like that that can fire your 3040 kilometers away from where you are trying to break up the military long before it gets to close to you. and that's what uk

the son of the u. s. president allegedly secured funds for metal iota and black and vetch. the contents of the latter show the hunter bought and played an important role in creating a financial opportunity. pathogen work in ukraine to publish correspondence. in the case of the true goals of the pentagon and ukraine are far from scientific and one of the letters the vice president of method by alter, noticed that the company's activities will be a that ensuring quote, the cultural and economic independence of ukraine from russia, which is rather strange for biotechnology company. the russian parliament is inviting joe biden and u. s. under secretary for political affairs, victoria newland, to be part of their investigation. not sure, she earlier the chairman of the state duma instructed our international committee to begin the procedure of preparing an invitation for explanations from us. officials sees a mrs. newland and bite in junior, earlier we heard from the russian defense mastery that rosemont seneca hunter, biden's investment firm, had been involved along with george

he's pushing for more weapons to fight the russian offensive in the south and east. the u. s. has started providing some of the heavier equipment he's been asking for in an orthodox easter message. so lensky told ukrainians to turn their rage against russia into a forced to defeat evil and sell orthodox easter sunday in key. if he's going with president, followed him is a lansky, recorded an easter message from saint sophia cathedral nash's editor spooning our hearts are full of fierce anger. bolden in our souls are filled with fierce hatred for the invaders and all that they have done and don't let rage destroy us from within the lot and turn it into our accomplishments from the outside. but at the already turn it into a good force. where to defeat the forces of evil in that door will feel abbey, but it will be silly. the law on a sunny spring day worshippers attended mass at saint michael's church and cave some here now see a light at the end of the tunnel. did that have said that it was eve butterflies as i'm worried about my country and my unborn child. now, i'm scared, bu

s. allies accuse of helping to move tons of cocaine into the u. s. for almost 20 years soon. so charge of accepting a bribe. the head of a powerful cartel. hernandez denied the allegations, but the arab league, as called in his rail to stop jewish prayers, taking place inside the alex, a mosque compound and occupied east jerusalem. 21 palestinians were injured. after his ready forces fire rubber bullets and use pepper spray to disperse them, it's been almost a week of tension at the holy sight fuel by visits of jewish ultra nationalists bruce during the muslim holy month of ramadan. while those were the headlines of the news continues here on our da 0 after infest, raleigh, stating, dental watching bye for now. ah, a heated debate in manuel macro and marie le pen go, had to had on several political issues. they both appeal to their base is just days ahead of francis one of those. but who was more convincing? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm hash him. i'll bother with just days to go. the friends presidential contenders have held a televised debate i

he's accused of helping smuggled tons of cocaine to the u. s. for almost 20 years. the one time american ally denies the allegations as theresa by reports, but he was ones at close united states ally, but has now been expedited to face drug trafficking charges in new york city. or when orlando, ma'am, this was being held at a special forces military base in on the west capital t. c, guided by he was transferred in the middle of a massive security operation to an air force airport where he was taken in a u. s. drug enforcement agency planed back to the u. s. he said q stuff, conspiring to smuggle hundreds of tons of drugs to the united states. hernandez and his co conspirators help push 500000 kilograms of cocaine into the united states. that's 500 tons of cocaine. poison that landed in this country on our streets. and as we allege in the indictment, that's exactly what hernandez wanted. realized that during a meeting with a co conspirator, hernandez declared that he wanted and i quote to stuff the drugs right up, the noses of the gringos at madness, says he is innoc

s. does not packed this. what it preaches, the u. s. for europeans to impose sanctions against russia while they themselves not only continue to import oil from russia, but have also increased the oil supply volume by 43 percent over the past week to $100000.00 barrels per day. moreover, washington has allowed its companies to export mineral fertilizers from russia, recognizing them as essential goods. while we discuss the issue where former indian foreign secretary can was civil, he thinks western criticism of india which consumes only a small percentage of rational, this hypocritical in this situation when we are already on the economic press, go forward and other things. if there is a possibility of buying discounted oil from russia, we should take it off and estimate it opening that she has to protect our national interest law. in 2021, we boarded only 16000000 barrels of oil from russia. i did you consumption is a 4430000 barrels. really important only for dental. and i'm sure even if he increase it 4 times, it will only mean 16 da

k, u. s. u armed israel also investigated for legible crimes is continued its bombing of damascus. according to syrian state media. joining me not from california is professor emeritus of international law at princeton university and the former un special repertoire on the situation of human rights in the palestinian territories, richard fork. professor falk welcome to going underground. you're a legend as far as un, special or up, which as go, we've had many, you in special ravages on, but you made you in special opportunity. what it is arguably is railey is then volunteering to join up with the legend, though, denied by them neo nazi affiliated, ukrainian army. i better stop by asking you as a special reporter on palestine. what the situation in russia, ukraine, is as regards parallels or the israel palestine, or rather striking in the sense that the empathy and the al pouring of respond to the humanitarian crisis caused by the russian invasion of ukraine, has produced something absolutely different than they haven't been in victimization over a decade. and it can be explained by

we've also heard the same from the u. k. u. s. and poland between them, they say that they are sending in tanks ammunition for how it says at grenade launchers or because they say that this is what the ukranian army needs to match. the capabilities over the russian army and the u. k. armed forces minister has said it is completely legitimate, ukrainian army, to use such heavy weaponry to attack targets in russia is completely legitimate for ukraine to be targeting in russia's depth in order to disrupt the logistics. that if they weren't disrupted, would directly contribute to beth and carnage on ukrainian soil. could they use british ordinance at all to do that is only concern. any of them weapons we've given them for defensive purposes, get used in that without causing problems? well, i think it is, i see the case that things that the international community are now providing to ukraine, half the range to, ah, to be used over the borders. despite the fact that these weapons have already been flowing into quite for the last few mo

you've also written that climate is a common task for the u. s. and e. u, to what extent does it require a club of like minded economies led by the u. s. and e u? well, i think that it's very, very important. because what we need is the common goal of sustainability and to really meet the parents agreements, needs working together. it is a global issue and the climate club between the us and the you could really already build the foundation for also future nations to joined the club and have common rules. when we talk about the carbon is ation pricing of fuel to and to further steps regarding new technology. so i think we would really enforce that agenda many simone, a minute president of the american chamber of commerce in germany. thank you very much. thank you, steven. and here's a reminder of the top business story we're falling for you. this our the e. u has approved and import van on russian coal as part of a new package of sanctions against moscow. it marks the 1st time brussels has targeted russian energy. the imports $20000000.00 euros of brushi

s, for example, things weren't handled as well, you know, to 1000000 deaths. you know, so there's a big geopolitical aspect to it as well. so he really needs to kind of stick to this 0 coven policy of fed, just for the political capital save face to china. it's even created a museum, a celebrating it's victory over covered which? well, i think that's still a little ways all good. we're thank you so much. good for conan from our business unit. french president manuel mccall and his all right challenger, marine la penn, are making a final push for boats before sundays. presidential ronald whole show of the race is much tighter than 5 years ago when french voters faced the same choice. though my call is expected to win, millions of voters are still undecided and the candidates are taking nothing for grant. his campaign slogan might be all of us, but it's not clear enough. a france will be with emanuel micron at the ballot box on sunday la hose, both the incumbent president, he and his far right opposition. marine la pen fair had been making a final push for votes

and wal mart is desperate for truckers. now the u. s. retail jain is paying for its warehouse staff to get behind the wheel and offering them a 6 figure starting salary. welcome to the show, i'm stephen beard. the e u has a proven import ban on russian coal as part of a new package of sanctions against moscow. marks the 1st time brussels has targeted russian energy. you members have grappled with how quickly to in fossil fuel imports from russia, with pressure growing on germany, in particular, to set aside its objections to a ban on gas. the e, you imports 20000000 euros of russian cold daily. but that's a fraction of what it pays for russian oil and gas whopping 850000000 euros daily. of the sanctions package is the use fit since the beginning of the war. and that includes a raft of measures. aside from putting a stop to coal imports at bands russian ships from you ports, add the russian bank v t b to a list of sanctions, financial institutions, and benz e u. exports of advanced computer chips and machinery to russia. the you also w