markets for american technologies and good jobs in angola. i suspect, throughout africa. and romania, the first -- the american company new scale power will be the first of its kind, small, modular reactor plant. this will help bring online zero emission nuclear energy to europe faster, more efficiently. the u.s. government is helping advance the development of this american technology which will strengthen europe's energy security and create thousands of jobs in romania and the united states. these deals are some of what is in store, we are ready to get to work together, all of us, to lead efforts, to lead u.s. efforts. i appointed my special, presidential coordinator to deal with the rest of our colleagues. i will lead the u.s. governed approach to drive the coalition and collaboration with the g7 and our partners around the world, including private-sector and multilateral development thanks. i want to be clear, this is not a charity, it is an investment that will deliver returns for everyone, including the american people and people of our

to invest $2 billion building a significant solar project in angola. it's a partnership to help angola meet its climate goals and creating new markets for american technologies and good jobs. excuse me. in angola. you heard me say before when i think climate, i think jobs. and the g7 also said, we've toshth together to work on chinese''s trade practices and mid with forced labor. we task our teams to work on the details on the price cap on russian oil to drive down putin's revenues without hurting americans and others at the gas pump. we'll seek to use the funds from the tariffs on russian goods to help ukraine rebuild. we're committed, we've committed more than $4.5 billion, more than half of that from the united states to address food insecurity and the immediate crisis caused by the russian war. at every step this have trip, we set down a marker of unity, determination, and deep capabilities to the democratic nations of the world to do what need be done. putin thought he could break the transatlantic alliance. he tried to weaken us, he expected our

it is helping angola meets -- meet its climate goals. and to bringing jobs to gang -- angola. the g7 also said we work together to take on china's abusive imports of trade preferences and read supply chains of product made with forced labor. we tasked our teams to work -- to drive down putin's revenues without hurting americans at the gas pump. we will seek to use the funds on the terrace of russian goods to help ukraine rebuild. we committed more than 4.5 billion and half of that to the united states to address food insecurity and the prices caused by the russian war. every step of his trip, he set down a marker of unity, determination and capabilities of the democratic nations of the world to do what needs to be done. putin. pico break the alliance and tried to weaken us. he is getting exactly what he did not want. he wanted -- the end of nato. he got the natoization of finland. nato and sweden are closer than ever to join. we are more united than ever. in addition, we will be stronger than ever. this increase -- sweden is all in. the point is we are meeting the goal i set o

to invest $2 billion in building a new solar project in angola. it is a partnership that will help angola meet its climate goals and energy needs while creating new markets for american technologies and good jobs in angola and i suspect throughout africa. and in romania the american company new scale power will build the first of its kind small, modular reactor plant. this will help bring online zero emission nuclear energy to europe, faster, more cheaply, and more efficiently. the u.s. government is hoping to advance the development of this groundbreaking american technology, which will strengthen europe's energy security and create thousands of jobs in romania and the united states. these deals are just some of what is in store. we're ready to get to work together, all of us, to lead efforts, to lead u.s. efforts in my case, i appointed my special presidential coordinator to deal with the rest of our colleagues. i'll l i'll lead the whole of government approach to drive collaboration with g7 and countries around the world including multi sector

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to invest $2 billion in building a new solar project in angola. it is a partnership that will help angola me its climate goals. >> laura: of course our allies are up front about all of this. after all, you america have a lot to atone for especially under trump. when our economy was far outpatient europe pickup. remember when we were energy independent? no inflation. families connection go on vacation. people were pretty optimistic. that made the elite especially that euro elite miserable. if americans could be so free and prosperous, it was only a matter of time before their own people demanded by the results them and europe. just look at the troubled mccrone -- trouble macron is having now. biden is going to give them anything they want and he will ask zero in return. the time has come for republicans to ask themselves, which countries are truly allies of the united states at which are only allies of the democratic party? because if the purpose of this alliance is to promote abortion, climate mandates, and at this point this is betting on wars, h

and said we are meeting with the president of angola. ... m out of what we talked to hm into allowing. weoi talked him into allowing, t was gold foil then, to increase their gas oil production. we would not pay for it. we would put the money in an escrow account so that after the war between portugal and angola was over the money would go to whoever won a settlement. so he got the president of angola to agree to increase oil production and that's one of the reasons prices came down. that was towards the end of the carter administered should and i was thinkinggh to myself, we cod do that right now with venezuela. and we had a young man who ran for president of venezuela who happen to have a harvard undergraduate degree and really, i mean a really wonderful guy. he came close and they put them in jail but he was still in his 40s. it was here this week and i was talking with him about ways that we could increase the oil production of venezuela and let that flow into the market in exchange of letting the koetters habit for two more years and the

to invest $2 billion building a significant solar project in angola. it is a partnership to help angola meet its climate goals while creating new markets for american technology and good jobs. excuse me. in angola. as you heard me say before, when i any climate, i think of jobs. an the g7 also said we work to take on china's abusive and cooersive trade practices and rid our supply chains of products made with forced labor. we task our teams to work on a details of the price cap on russian oil to drive down putin's revenues without hurting americans and others at the gas pump. we'll seek to use the funds from the tariffs on russian goods to help ukraine rebuild. we're committed and we've committed more than $4.5 billion, more than half of that from the united states to address food insecurity and the immediate crisis caused by russian war. at every step of this trip, we set down a marker. of unity, determination, and deep capabilities with the democratic nations of world to do what need to be done. putin thought he would break the transatlantic aliebs.

and the government of angola, to invest $2 billion, building a significant solar project in angola. it is a partnership to help angola meet the climate goals and energy needs while creating new markets for american technologies and good jobs, excuse me, in angola. you heard me say before, i think climate, i think jobs. and the g7 also said we would work together to take on china's abusive and coercive trade practices and rid our supply chains of products made with forced labor. we task our teams to work on the details of the price cap on russian oil, to drive down putin's revenues without hurting americans and others at the gas pump. the funds from the tariffs on russian goods to help ukraine rebuild. we're committed, we committed more than 4.5 billion, more than half of that from the united states, to address food insecurity, and the immediate crisis caused by the russian war. at every step of this trip he is sat down a marker of unity, determination, deep capabilities of the democratic nations of the world to do what need to be done. putin thought he could break the transatlantic

markets for american technologies and good jobs in angola. i suspect, throughout africa. and romania, the first -- the american company new scale power will be the first of its kind, small, modular reactor plant. this will help bring online zero emission nuclear energy to europe faster, more efficiently. the u.s. government is helping advance the development of this american technology which will strengthen europe's energy security and create thousands of jobs in romania and the united states. these deals are some of what is in store, we are ready to get to work together, all of us, to lead efforts, to lead u.s. efforts. i appointed my special, presidential coordinator to deal with the rest of our colleagues. i will lead the u.s. governed approach to drive the coalition and collaboration with the g7 and our partners around the world, including private-sector and multilateral development thanks. i want to be clear, this is not a charity, it is an investment that will deliver returns for everyone, including the american people and people of our

so that after the war between portugal and angola was over. the money would go to whoever won that settlement. and so he got the the president of angola to agree to increase oil production and that's one of the reasons prices came down. not toward the end of the car administration and was that and i was thinking to myself. we could do that right now with venezuela. and we had a young man. who ran for president of venezuela who happened to have a harvard undergraduate degree and really a i a really wonderful guy. he came close. and they put him in jail for eight years. but he's still in his forties. oh, he's the guy who was here. he was here this week for oh and and i was talking with him about ways that we could increase the oil production of venezuela and let that flow into the market. in exchange of letting the dictators heaven for two more years and then get away with their lives and all they can steal. as coal but it's not bloody. yeah. and i think that those of the kinds of things that i think even it with the worst people. jimmy carter c

. building a significant solar project in angola. it's a partnership with help and goal lamita's, climate goals and energy needs while creating new markets for american technologies and good jobs. excuse me, in and goal is you heard me say before and i think climate, i think jobs and the g 7 also said we'd work together to take on china's abusive and course of trade practices and rid our supply change of products made with forced labor. we task our teams to work on the details of the price cap on russian oil to drive down prudence revenues without hurting americans and others of the gas pump. we'll seek to use the funds from the tariffs on russian goods to help ukraine rebuild. we're committed, we've committed more than 4500000000 more than half of that from the united states to address food insecurity. and the immediate crisis caused by the russian war. at every step of this trip, we set down a marker of unity determination. deep capabilities of the democratic nations of the world to do what needs be done. couldn't thought he could

in angola is the partnership though help angola made his climate goals in energy need rob creating new markets for american technologies and good jobs and, and goal. and i suspect throughout africa and the romania, the american company, new scale power will be the 1st of his kind, small modular reactor plan. as hell bring online 0 mission nuclear energy to europe, faster were cheaply and more efficient. yes, governor does help in advance. the development of this groundbreaking, american technology, which will strengthen europe's energy security crate, thousands of jobs, and romania and the united states. these deals, yes, some of what's in store. and we're ready. we're ready to get to work together all of us to lead efforts to lead us efforts. to my case appointed, i appoint an almost hochstein my special presidential coordinator to deal with the rest of our colleagues. i'll lady you, asshole govern approach to drive a coalition. the collaboration with the g 7 and our partners around the world, including private sector and multi lateral development banks. i want to be clear. this is an

other african countries, such as algeria, denisia, mozambique, and angola already further along in this process, and have much larger reserves. and that's a show for more checkout d, w dot com slash business, and the d. w, and use youtube channel for also on facebook for me and the business team here in berlin. thanks for watching. ah ah ah, with ah ah names with where many of his fans are located. that was until he took a stand on the war in ukraine. how taking this position has affected him, focus on europe. in 30 minutes on d, w. o. d w's crime fighters are back with the africa. most successful radio drama series continues. friends of all episodes are available online. and of course you can share and discuss on d. w, africa's facebook page and other social media platforms, crime fighters, tune in, no. mm mm. a what people saying matters to uh ah, that's why we listen to their stories. sh reporter. every weekend on d w. a . oh this is 11 years live from berlin, not giving up ukrainian troops say they're fighting for every house. every street, despite facing intense rush and shelling i

to invest $2 billion building a significant solar project in angola. it's a partnership to help angola meet its climate goals and energy needs while creating new markets for american technologies and good jobs excuse me. in angola. as you heard me say before, when i think climate, i think jobs. and the g-7 also said we've worked together to take on china's abusive and -- >> the president speaking at the nato summit in madrid, spain, talk about nato unity, saying the u.s. intends to announce some additional weapons aid to ukraine. we'll continue to monitor the speech and highlights when he's done good thursday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber has the morning off. we get to put to bed the first half of the year since 1970. futures are red despite another cooler than expected gdp the 2-year is back to 2.95, jim. we had german cpi this week, now this are you -- can we definitively say peak inflation is here >> i think yes but i also think that when you listen to what the central banker said yester

talking about the countries that can't meet their quota as those are countries such as nigeria and angola. well, saudi arabia and u, a. e, they are the only countries that have the spare capacity to actually increase oil production. however, that spare capacity is shrinking so even after this they may struggle. okay, to the, the new york stock exchange for us. thank you very much for bringing up to date on that. let's look at some of the other global business stories making news around the world. ukraine has received a loan of a $446000000.00 from the world bank. united kingdom has agreed to guarantee almost the entire amount. the country's finance ministry says that on a set on thursday, the funds would be used to pay public sector employees. amazon is limiting purchases of emergency contraceptives to 3 units per week in the united states. the decision comes after the supreme court overturned a long standing ruling that declared abortion a constitutional right. amazon says it aims to prevent retailers from stockpiling birth control products, visors. german partner biotech says the to pha

actually, he took power from angola, merkel in december, and basically all his time since then has been taken over by the situation in ukraine by the war and ukraine. so it will be important for him to demonstrate his cloud to demonstrate his influence, to demonstrate, to what extent he is a leader that can bring together other international leaders to the table and they can come to agreement. so for him, it was particularly important, but he heard from president biden, the fact that president by more stressing not only how important the relationship between the u. s. and germany is in general. but also a president by was stating that all our shows had done a good job so far in precisely trying to shore up that support. so all in all, i would say for germany, it's remarkably important. this summit in our mouth or the concrete results, we will have to wait and see what they actually discuss. right, something else that they keep talking about and stressing all the time is this idea of western unity and the faith of rushes aggression. alexandra, despite this talk, are there any concrete an

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is a partnership that'll help angola in its climate goals. >> of course our allies are thrilled about all of this . ami after all, you america, you have a lot to atone for, especially under trump . when our economy was far outpacing europe, remember we were energy independent wages were rising, no inflation. families could actually go on vacation. people were pretty optimistic that made the elites, especially the euro elites, absolutely miserable. if americans could be so free and prosperous, it was d only a matter of time before their own people demanded better results from them in europe. >> just look at the trouble macron is having now. that's of course they recoiled at america first. they prefer america apologetic . bidenng is t going to give themh anything they want and they're going to he's going to ask zero in return just how they liken. it. the time has come for republicans to ask themselves which countries are truly a allies of the united statesf and which are only allies of the democratic party because if the purpose of this alliance is to promote abortionn, climate mandates

goal la meet its climate goals while creating new markets for american technologies and good jobs in angola and, i suspect, throughout africa. and in romania, the american company new scale power will build a first of its kind small modular reactor plant. this will help bring online zero emission nuclear energy to europe faster, more cheaply and more efficiently. the u.s. government is hoping to advance the development of this ground-breaking american technology which will strengthen europe's energy security and create thousands of jobs in romania and the united states. these deals are just some of what's in store, and we're ready, we're ready to get to work together, all of us, to lead efforts, to lead u.s. efforts in my case. i appointed my special presidential coordinator to deal with the rest of our colleagues. i'll lead the u.s. whole of government approach to drive coalition and the collaboration with the g7 and our partners around the world including private sector and multilateral development banks. i want to be clear, this isn't aid or charity. it's an investment that will deliver

it was the cuban missile crisis, and pla in angola. you had a marxist leninist regime. so there was a new crucible of how politics were being redefined. and at the same time, belgium badly needed to keep control, primarily of the mining interests it had. and this is why there was the succession. there was the assassination or the mysterious murder of u.n.'s general secretary. there was a lot going on, and belgian did have a very dubious role here. of course there were more agents of the american cia when it comes to the assassination, when it came to this secession. belgian, i think, is very much an actor, but also very much a victim of the whole way that the cold war politics unfolded. they probably didn't think that carefully enough, this is why we are encountering so many problems now about how to deal with belgium's colonial past, which is creating a lot of emotion and a lot of ideology in belgium today. we've had a number of statues of king leopold removed from belgium cities. there's a big debate now about renaming streets that were named after -- let's say, peopl

the government and angola to invest $2 billion building a significant solar project in angola. it's a partnership to help angola mediate climate goals and energy needs while creating new markets for american technologies and jobs. excuse me, and angola. as you have heard me say before, when i think climate, i think jobs. and they g7 also said, we work together to take on china on china's abusive and coercive trade practices and radar supply chains of products made with forced labor. we task our teams to work on the details of the price cap on russian oil and want to drive down putin's revenues without hurting america's -- at the gas pump. we will seek to use the funds from the tariff on russian goods to help ukraine rebuild. they are committed and we have committed more than $4.5 billion, more than half of that to the united states to address food insecurity in the immediate caused by the russian war. at every step of this trip, we sat down a marker of unity, determination, deep capabilities for the democratic nations of the world to do when need be done. putin thought he could

for example, he cited solar power project in angola, vaccine manufacturing facility in senegal and modular reactor in romania and a 1000 miles submarine telecom cable to connect singapore to france through egypt and the horn of africa. pretty ambitious. but is it realistic or is it just window dressing? german chancellor, olaf schultz seems to be a true believer. he's framing it as an opportunity for g 7 companies to get their foot in the door. the public sector alone would not be able to close to a huge investment gap we placed in many parts of the world. this is why we are promoting innovative instruments, such as the emerging markets, climate confront in order to mobilize private investment, to for sustainable infrastructure. china has a huge lead on this, even though there a lot of criticism coming from washington and it's longstanding, they're realizing that they have to find a way to compete with it because criticizing it as former c, i a director and former u. s. secretary of state mike pompei has done in the past. apparently just this just isn't working any more shina pedals corrup

each angola pulls the line back in. that's enough swimming for to day. but soon patty will be able to return to the indian ocean permanently. to have a firewall is a food red show. there are currently 28 workers involved in rescuing kenny's turtles. these nightly patrols of the beach are especially important. carlos fernando tracks, turtles that lay eggs and nose which nests have eggs that will soon hatch? and sure enough, he finds a green sea turtle. he knows the location, so we can find the nest again later. the eggs can fall as far as 80 centimeters. it's a big effort and can take up to 3 hours. in the end, this turtle lays more than $100.00 eggs, though not all of them will hatch. my passion is to make sure that we see they've been got a species that be the future that generation common. see them because they thought it was up endangered. so by doing these we're testing them living then taking care of the nest. mommy's in the future. we're going to have that if you listen of them, the doctors like be increasing. lots of turtles hatched tonight. embar

each angola pulls the line back in. that's enough swimming for to day. but soon patty will be able to return to the indian ocean permanently to have with sure, there are currently 28 workers involved in rescuing kenya's turtles. these nightly patrols of the beach are especially important. carlos fonda tracks, turtles that lay eggs and nose, which nests have eggs that will soon hatch? and sure enough, he finds a green sea turtle. he knows the location, so we can find the nest again later. the eggs can fall as far as 80 centimeters. it's a big effort and can take up to 3 hours. in the end, this turtle lays more than $100.00 eggs, though not all of them will hatch. my passion is to make sure that we see they've been got a species, dodd, b, the future generation common. see them because the tacos up endangered. so by doing these, we're getting them letting them taken care of the nest, but a means in the future. we're going to have the privilege of been the doctors like be increasing. lots of turtles hatch to night. embarking on a battle against the odds this

the cuban missile crisis was m p l, a in angola heads a marxist linen is to jean cluster from chassis congress. so you know, when it was a little crucible of how politics should be defined, and at the same time belgium, badly needed to keep control primarily of the mining interests it had in catawba. and this is why there was the kind of succession. it was the assassination or the mysterious murder of you once a general secretary that chemist called so you know, there was a lot going on. and so belgium did have a very, very dubious role. here. of course, they were more agents of the american cia when it comes to moves, assassination, when it came to the kind of session. so, you know, belgium, i think is very much an actor, but also very much a victim of the whole way that cold. what politics unfolded and they probably didn't think that carefully enough and this is why we were countering so many problems. now, how to deal with belgium's colonial past, which is creating a lot of emotion, a lot of ideology in belgium today. we've had a number of statues of king leopold removed from belgi

for example, he cited solar power project in angola, vaccine manufacturing facility in senegal and modular reactor in romania and a 1000 miles submarine telecom cable to connect singapore to france through egypt and the horn of africa. pretty ambitious. but is it realistic or is it just window dressing? german chancellor, olaf schultz seems to be a true believer. he's framing it as an opportunity for g 7 companies to get their foot in the door. the public sector alone would not be able to close to huge investment gap we placed in many parts of the wood. this is why we are promoting innovative instruments such as the emerging market climate action front in order to mobilize private investment, to force sustainable infrastructure. so the reason behind all of this is that these d 7 countries which are mainly western lead are trying to compete with china and it's 10 year olds belt and road initiative, which yeah, which they're spending now just for example, last year, 59000000000 dollars in just one year. so china has a huge lead on this, even though there's a lot of criticism coming from wash

him for his leadership, but also saying that there were some concerns about what the transition from angola michael to him would be like. but that he clearly proved a very strong leadership from germany. that was thanks to him that the west was so united and then we thought divine really dominating also in a separate profit press conference. the only one he held was on that infrastructure project that the united states cares about so much. now that also illustrates how much so by needs to predict power also to his home audience, because he is under pressure in the united states. and all i've sold very much a mediator here, a both amongst the g 7 who are quite a bit apart when it comes to how to best tackle climate change. the mechanisms to you to trading is very much seen as something european, not specifically american, but a very successful bridge builder towards those of partners states invited here at, namely india and indonesia, which holds the g 20 presidency and also south africa and then a goal. so he was a bridge builder and recognizing that really the g 7 times are coming to a clo

, to invest two billion dollars into building a new solar project in angola. it is a partnership which will help angola meet its climate goals and energy needs while creating new markets for american technologies, good jobs in angela. and i suspect, throughout africa. and in romania, an american company, new scale of power, we'll build the first of its kind small module reactor plant. >> we are developing this online, zero emission nuclear energy to europe, will make it faster, more cheaply and more efficiently. we are going to advance the groundbreaking technology, which will strengthen europe's energy, and create thousands of jobs in romania and the united states. these deals are just some of what is in store. and we are ready, ready to get to work together, all of us, to lead u.s. efforts, in my case, i appointed my special presidential coordinator to deal with the rest of our colleagues. i will leave the u.s. whole government approach to drive a coalition in collaboration with the g7 and our partners around the world, including the private sector and multi

for example, he cited solar power project in angola, vaccine manufacturing facility in senegal, a modular reactor in romania, and a 1000 miles submarine telecom cable to connect singapore to france through egypt and the horn of africa. pretty ambitious. but is it realistic or is it just window dressing? german chancellor, olaf schultz seems to be a true believer. he's framing it as an opportunity for a g 7 companies to get their foot in the door. in some of these under developed market, the public sector alone would not be able to close to a huge investment gap. we placed in many parts of the wood. this is why we are promoting innovative instruments, such as the emerging markets climate action front. in order to mobilize private investment, to force sustainable infrastructure. all right, so everybody's paying attention to this now announcement and talking about it. but then in these new cycles, you have a tendency to forget about things. so just like last year they made the same kind of announcement about this big global infrastructure project, and then everybody forgot about it to the po

impactful to say the least, a lot about ukraine and more and the president is talking about windmills in angola. piers morgan and why did boris johnson bring up pecks over the weekend? sharing stories. coming up on "fox and friends." get dressed and join us as i go to the couch and you go to yours, see ya. sliiiiiiiiii-der sunday! [crash] everything's better between king's hawaiian bread. especially now with king's hawaiian pretzel buns! >> carley: hundreds of prosecutors are now fleeing woke district attorneys offices in new york because of their soft on crime policies and controversial criminal justice reform. >> joey: republican in new york imiewb toler candidate and he joins us now. good morning, rob. >> good morning, joey, good morning, carley. >> carley: good morning. >> joey: new york city has a crime problem. new york state i would imagine people care. so, how are they going to function with 12% of the workforce going to prosecute these criminals? >> well, you know, it's interesting. it's not just new york city. would very a crime problem in all of our major cities in new york, rocheste

gcc companies, the saudi's, the uae that can increase production, and the rest of the countries like angola, nigeria are struggling. as a block there is no magic switch they can increase production dramatically. saudi is producing at 10.5. they have briefly produced at 11 and a one off at 11.7, but saudi production is at multi-month high. i see it as a nonevent in the last few months. anna: it would not be a non-event geopolitically if opec-plus were no more. and if russia is really -- which is the plus -- if they were thrown out of that alliance. are you anticipating that happens then? keshav: even if opec-plus -- even if russia is thrown out of opec, russia was never able to meet its quota as it stands right now. even if russia is thrown out, what is surprising is that lavrov met with his saudi counterpart, so that bilateral relationship is still strong. despite the pressure from the west. even if we get the headline that opec-plus is disbanded, the relationship between opec and russia remains strong. anna: thanks very much. keshav lohiya, oilytics ceo. we will certainly continue coverage

federal funds, grant dollars, private investments and projects include $2 billion for solar projects in angola and telecommunications cable connecting singapore to france. all of this comes as a treasure secretary larry summers has a u.s. recession is around the corner. >> the recession is almost inevitable, probably 75%, 80% chance within the next two years and certainly a real risk that it will come sooner. >> a "wall street journal" survey with outlook on recession has 34% predicting when happening in the next year. some think the journal writes seldom seen outside of an actual recession. on top of china's growing influence, president biden using his time in austria to push for green energy as the prices at hand with a brutal war on ukraine, here is the president. >> the entire world the fact that russia is bidding war with ukraine and on error energy markets. we need worldwide effort to invest in clean energy projects to ensure the critical projects is to changing climate. critical materials are necessary for clean energy transition. >> today the leaders will hear from president zelenskyy,

egypt because the egyptian government provides food subsidies but also in places like moos m beak and angola, very high standard of -- high cost of living and those are places where you're concerned that further increases might enflame existing social tensions in those areas. in the horn of africa, of course, we've seen four failed rains and project to see a fifth failed one. crops have failed. people are facing starvation. there's a risk it might enflame existing tensions. >> many who might be looking at this from the outside, might be surprised that many african governments have processed neutrality or sat on the fence with russia. many didn't condemn the invasion in the u.n. they didn't support the vote to remove russia from the human rights council and so on. with so much at stake, why have many african governments seemed increasingly reluctant to put pressure on russia? >> well, yeah. i think there are a number of reasons why that is so. first, it's that from the european side, from the american side, there are claims that the crisis we have seen in food prices and in fuel prices are pr

it's angola, other countries in the middle east that can fill that gap. and we're engaging with all of them. >> we just came back from the syria turkey border, you were in moldova and romania just a few weeks ago. talk to me about these humanitarian efforts and would you most recently saw on your trip. >> i have spent about half of my professional career working on humanitarian issues, working on refugee issues around the world. so these are issues that are truly important for me. as you noted, just yesterday i return from turkey, from the syrian border, to highlight the situation of more than 4 million syrians who were on that border. depending carbon food assistance that is being brought to them across the border by the united nations. we have an un resolution that authorizes that. that resolution is going to expire on the 10th of july. we absolutely need to have that resolution reauthorized. when i saw the desperation there on the part of refugees who know their families depend on this, i saw desperation on the part of ngos who provide this assistance,