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we have ambassadors meeting here in brussels. they started their discussions on the 3rd round, the sanctions that would only include a ban on import on coal, but that's any, i'm 4 percent of the energy imports on russia. so that's where you're going. there's a lot going on today. later. the discussions are right weapons in the you call to those discussions about how far the sanctions can go. and all of this is a head of an important meeting, a visit. in fact, of the european commission president, who's on her way to keep to meet with the ukrainian president brought him, is lensky, a highly significant meeting. and she's going to want to go there with new sanctions behind her. of course we wanna keep you updated about all those developments going on in brussels stack paragraph. thank you very much. and we'll continue to update you on the war in ukraine in general. but me, while they're here are some of the other stories we're following for you with this are german lawmakers have rejected legislation to introduce compulsory covered

we have ambassadors meeting here in brussels. they started their discussions on the 3rd line, the sanctions that would only include a ban on import on coal. but that's any, i'm 4 percent of the energy imports on russia, so that's where the use go and there's a lot going on today. nato, the discussions are right weapons. he, you quoted as discussions about how far the sanctions can go, and all of this is a head of an important meeting, a visit, in fact, of the european commission president, who's on her way to cave, to meet with the ukrainian president vladimir lensky. a highly significant meeting and she's going to want to go there with new sanctions behind her. of course we wanna keep you updated about all those developments going on in brussels stack paragraph. thank you very much. and here are some of the other stories we're following for you around the world. of course, and turkey has rule to suspend the trial. in absentia of 26, sounded saudis implicated in the killing of journalists and jamal kashodi, who was a critic of sa

they will continue to discussions tomorrow and brussels. and maybe if we're lucky, we'll have a decision at the end of the day. by vase of reporting from the european parliament in strasburg, thank you very much. and her as we started out saying, when we opened our coverage for foreign ministers from nato countries are meeting in brussels as we speak. want to take us now to brussels, to correspondence harry schultz, who is the at nato h q, a. terry? what does a protracted war potentially mean for the transatlantic alliance? hi larry, this is something that secretary general still john berg has been talking about for some time. the fact that the situation we see today means a new normal for nato allies. instability right over its border for we don't even know how long. and he reinforced that today and his comments heading into the foreign ministers meeting, saying that the conflict itself could go on for months, possibly even years. so nato is going to have to reinforce it's eastern flank, now, possibly permanently. we have no idea what, wha

okay, now here in berlin, partials of brussels. many, thanks to both of you. of course, we'll bring you more on the nato, a meeting that is wrapping up in brussels. later in this program, we are waiting for a press conference from nato secretary general. yes, store back. and as soon as it happens, we'll have it live here. but 1st, it's invading ukraine. russian forces have attacked more than 100 medical facilities. the world health organization says more hospitals and health care facilities have been a doctor on the globe this year and ever recorded. or while on world health day, the un body as calling on competence to avoid targeting health facilities. ah, the momentum bomb exploded in the city of mary awful and this is what was hit the maternity and children's hospital since the start of rushes invasion, more than 90 health facilities, including hospitals like this one in the city of him have been attacked. according to the world health organization, brutal bullock, and for some more than once at the start of the war, the main hospital in the town of bo nova

at a much more consolidated position here in brussels. and i think any new that any french president, if it is a manual micron that returns off the 2nd round, will feel emboldened to push the german chancellor on those kinds of issues. i think here in brussels and the elections haven't taken too much precedent regarding everything that's been happening. the foreign policy issues specifically wrote regarding the war in ukraine. we just saw the u commission president us live on the line, had to key for instance. these are the things that have been dominating the headlines here in brussels. but now there will be a focus on exactly what happens. we know now who will be in that 2nd mind. it will be a manual micron, a pro, a you politician who wants further you integration specifically on the economy issues and finance issues. marina pan, who famously sat in the european parliament with the euro skeptic group. so we, we know that once this sort of 2nd round of election plays out and we know that it's going to be really interesting to hear what

they're in brussels. it's get smother, updates on the war in ukraine. the us president joe biden has accused russia of brutality and in humanity and announced new sanctions in the wake of the atrocities . biting has also spoken of more crimes. the latest measures drawn up by washington target russian banks and individuals including the daughters of russia's president . let him of. why do you spell? your leaders meanwhile, are pushing to cut all russian coal, as jack mentioned, and considering imposing embargo on oil and gas. the blog is preparing to implement . a 5th round of sanctions against britain is also drawing up a time table and it's russian energy imports. we you are watching t w news from berlin, just reminder of our top story. officials or warning civilians to leave eastern parts of ukraine before an expected russian defense bosco's thought to be preparing fresh assaults on hockey. and the dawn vast region after pulling troops from around the camp watching d w. those business is next with stephen beardsley. i'm terry martin. thanks for watchi

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the 24th, which is when they're meeting in brussels for a summit. so that is only just a few months after the applications were put in. bearing in mind that ukraine submitted an application on february the 28th to become an e. you member state. we also see from what i'm reading is that the european commission is also sending out questionnaires to to these 3 countries to ukraine, moldova, and georgia, which are part of the process. they have to do a lot of bureaucracy to explain where their countries are at in specific issues, all the issues that the european union needs to cover. so things like home affairs, things like justice or financial and economic structures that exist within the country at the moment. and some of those applications have started to go out to those 3 countries, which is an accelerated process before they would become e u countries. it would take many, many, many years of negotiations on all of these different issues. and we need to see whether they will become candidate countries that needs what's known as an inter governmental

they w correspondence, herschel, so reporting from nato headquarters and brussels. thank you very much, terry. meanwhile, european diplomats are struggling to approve new sanctions against russia. even negotiators still working out the details on a proposal to ban imports of coal from russia. that proposal is part of a wider package of measures which would further restrict trade with moscow sanctions need to be approved by all you governments just like it and, you know, of course on bravo. visual is in strasburg. i asked her why it's proving so difficult for you to reach consensus on banning russian fossil fuels. the negotiations have hit the rocks and this should have been according to the ideas and the proposals off the european commission. the 1st step into restricting and finally eliminating energy exports from russia. and so it happened during the talks off the ambassadors and brussels said that they couldn't get on to the same line because it was germany that sort of stuck a spoke is lucky sticking into this folks and just talked about what if we eliminate coa

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and that's going to be a lot of regret these days in brussels. i'll correspondence barbara vessel and brussels and funny for china. budapest, thank you both very much. now the russian invasion of ukraine has forced millions of ukrainians to leave their homes and seek safety and shelter elsewhere. in addition to the 4000000 who have left for neighboring countries, another estimated 6 and a half 1000000 people are thought to be displaced inside the country. a network of volunteers is doing its best to ensure refugees as applied with groceries, medication and other items sorely needed in a war zone. full vans, full of donated, medical devices are on their way to the ukranian border. on the way back. these helpers planned to bring as many refugees with them as possible. vilma peters is at the wheel. she's from munich and normally works as a tour manager for musicians and bands. but since the war broke out, she's made it her mission to provide humanitarian aid. and then again, when i see all the children definitely hits me like it, but i'm not like, o

our correspond jack park there in brussels, in poland. almost 30000 volunteers have joined the territorial defense forces. that's a group similar to the us national guard. we meet one of the volunteers who wants to be prepared just in case he says, the war has made him rethink things even if poland is a member of nato. i. this is distance the room, british soldiers from a nato battle group training polish volunteers, and be sweet as following up on an working urban warfare tactics in case an emergency requires the volunteers to defend their country. victor is one of the volunteers. it's his 1st day of training. the i t entrepreneur has never held a weapon, but the war in ukraine right next door drove him to act miracle. both of the vin on that list. it's especially the civilian deaths that you notice people. and that's what motivated a lot of people here to get involved, and there's not much the participants have normal jobs, but they want to be part of a volunteer force to defend polish territory. many have signed up since russia invaded

and that's going to be a lot of regret these days in brussels correspondence, barbara hall and brussels and funny for china. budapest, thank you both very much. now the russian version of ukraine has forced millions of ukrainians to leave their homes and seek safety and elsewhere. in addition to the 4000000 who have left for neighboring countries, another estimated 6 and a half 1000000 people are full to be displaced in science. ukraine. network of volunteers is doing its best to ensure refugees are supplied with groceries, medication and other items sorely needed. in a was on full vans, full of donated, medical devices are on their way to the ukranian border on the way back. these helpers plan to bring as many refugees with them as possible. vilma peters is at the wheel. she's from munich and normally works as a tool manager for musicians and bands. but since the war broke out, she made it her mission to provide humanitarian aid them together. when i see all the children definitely hits me it, but i'm not like, oh, this poor kid needs my sympathy or i'm thinking, let's get this kid out

instead, boss, man, brussel. thank you. the u. s. in opposing more sanctions on russian banks as well as that amend putin's i don't thought is as enjoy biden's as moscow as paying a severe and immediate as for its reported atrocities in boucher, our white house correspondent kimberley hancock. it is the latest u. s. escalation against russia in lock step with e. u and g 7 nations, new sanctions targeting russian financial institutions and kremlin officials. the u . s. president also introduced an executive order banning all american investment in russia was ran restaurants. going to make sure that new morning can't come in to rush you to replace what's left. some of those sanction now include russian president vladimir putin's 2 adult daughters and foreign minister survey. laugh rob, his wife and daughter. on wednesday, the justice department announcing actions against russian oligarchy, constantine malice, have for sanctions violations. and the seizure of a yacht docked in spain earlier this week, owned by anoth

as reporting from brussels. and are other developing story pakistan supreme court has ruled a prime minister in ron con, did violate the constitution. his allies in parliament prevented the opposition from proceeding with no confidence motion. despite the opposition, having a majority con, then got parliament dissolved and called an election. the court says this was in legal and that the no confidence votes must now go ahead a summit and javert joining us from islamabad. so what happens next? what there is, this is a historic day in pakistan's, legal and democratic history where a constitutional norm has been taken to try and de seat the prime minister of pakistan which has been endorsed by an independent judiciary. the sides which took to the judiciary are jubilant. they're calling it a victory for bach hassan. they're saying that the what the court has done is buried the doctrine of necessity, which had been prevailing in progress and in the last 75 years. where as the court has declared that the dis, just dec

also coming up. native foreign ministers gather for a 2nd day in brussels, ukraine's foreign minister is also attending is very clear about what he expects from the alliance. agenda is very simple. it has only 3 items on it. it's weapons, weapons, and weapons, and deformed hospital in mario full ukraine on the world health day and appeal from the united nations to stop attacks on health facilities. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. world leaders have condemned the growing evidence of war crimes committed by russian forces in ukraine. authorities are still trying to identify hundreds of victims of atrocities in the town of butcher outside the capital. here, as russian troops withdraw from the north of the country, locals are coming out of hiding and taking stock. after nearly a month and a russian occupation. dw nick calmly visited the small town of wiki, which was in the middle of intense fighting between russian and ukrainian forces. he spoke to resident, struggling to make sense of what happened to them. this is b, give a small town. it's just emerging from a mo

is the climate debate disappeared in brussels? is there -- has there been a regime shift in terms of energy in brussels? maria: it is changing. i would point to the italian prime minister who said yesterday at this point we should not be naive. every war carries a cost and we have to ask ourselves, do we have to have a people summer where you turn on the ac at the max and have a nice time of the beach or will you help ukraine to put an end to this war. there will be a price tag that comes with this. debate is the huge pressure we see, i would argue the biggest story today, the warning from the nato secretary-general saying russia is prepared for a full attack in the east of ukraine, it will dominate dundas and the clock is ticking for vladimir putin just briefly. this parade may 9, the victory, they will have a victory over nazi germany. vladimir putin has to show something. jonathan: maybe may 9 is the target but what we're looking at is the french election you are reporting in budapest a number of days ago, what does the west do

no, it is made in brussels but brou:ht made? no, it is made in brussels but brought into — made? no, it is made in brussels but brought into the _ made? no, it is made in brussels but brought into the uk _ made? no, it is made in brussels but brought into the uk but _ made? no, it is made in brussels but brought into the uk but this - made? no, it is made in brussels but brought into the uk but this is - made? no, it is made in brussels but brought into the uk but this is a - made? no, it is made in brussels but brought into the uk but this is a uk i brought into the uk but this is a uk problem because this conversation is really happening at the moment. once oestrogel started to shorten is other alternative medications are seeing patchy supplies and problems. so this appointment of an hrt tsar, realistically what can she do? madelaine mcternan is the head of the vaccines task force, as you said, in some ways this is a very similarjob and in others it is so different, the vaccines task forswear doing something from scratch, and very successfully. now she has to look at this short

i think it a brussels. this is the final day of nato foreign ministers meeting in it, brussels, a nato secretary general, gen stolen, vargas holding a press conference. let's listen. systems we are delivering on a donnas are, are, are delivering so and again, and the important thing is unable, as are providing a significant military support ah, to ukraine, but also of human italian support, financial support, and lethal and non lethal support. we have done that for many years or an allies are now stepped up a then them that but what is important to also on the line is that a ne darlise provides support ukraine at the same time. natal. so means responsibility is to protect and defend allow us on that and to prevent this, sir. a conflict from escalating to a full fledge war between a nato and the i'm russia on the that's the reason why you all saw or are focused on how to manage the risk of escalation on, also to sunder care message that we are there to defend and protect all i said, not to provoke a conflict

but dimitra co eva didn't make the trip to brussels just to get sympathy. my agenda is very simple. it has only 3 items in it . it's weapons, weapons, and weapons. so far, individual member states of nato have been delivering weapons to ukraine, like the stinger anti aircraft missiles from germany. however, 2 weeks ago, nato members decided not to provide combat tanks to avoid being dragged into the war. now the images of war crimes have moved. members to rethink that levels occurred message from the meeting today. that's alice a should do more on that ready to do more to provide more equipment on that they really are sung under cameras. the urgency, the czech republic has provided ukraine with tanks and armored personnel carriers. ukraine is now pushing for other countries like germany to follow suit. however, german tanks that had been taken out of service 1st have to be overhauled. it's foreign minister was non committal. justine's, when he got and, and fell a darcy on ukraine side. and that's why we're also looking together at everything that ukraine would need in order to bette

what is the goal in before us selus -- brussels this time? >> i am in brussels. i have talked with everybody on earth with the exception of washington, d.c., because we have been working hand in glove every day to provide interaction. we ever been providing ukraine with the humanitarian assistance, the fighting assistance, even economic assistance. in the past 24 hours you see security assistance. even within the past hour, you have seen additional steps we have taken in coordination with our european partners to do just that, going after russia's largest public bank, after its largest private bank, after president putin's family members, family members of other senior russian officials, and other steps. and then three, what we've been doing the past several months is reassuring nato, reinforcing nato, assuring that our allies, especially our allies on the eastern flank of nato are reassured in the face of russian aggression. we've made very clear in public and in private that any effort to regress against a nato country would be met with the full force of this a

it's still a sticking point with brussels, this customs divide. _ point with brussels, this customs divide. this— point with brussels, this customs divide, this is a clear divide on the i_ divide, this is a clear divide on the i sea that divides northern ireland — the i sea that divides northern ireland from mainland uk. this ft story— ireland from mainland uk. this ft story frames it that put in the context — story frames it that put in the context of the queen speech next month— context of the queen speech next month the queen will hopefully come to parliament to deliver the next parliamentary list of legislation with them if there is a need northern— with them if there is a need northern irish bill in that it will cause — northern irish bill in that it will cause eruption, held with brussels, that will— cause eruption, held with brussels, that will suit boris johnson agenda because _ that will suit boris johnson agenda because he wants to keep in mind with people that he delivered brexit — with people that he delivered brexit. it won't work out so well in northern— b

but demeter calais bought didn't make the trip to brussels just to get sympathy. my agenda is very simple. it has only 3 items on it. it's weapons, weapons, and weapons. so far, individual member states of nato have been delivering weapons to ukraine, like the stinger anti aircraft missiles from germany. however, 2 weeks ago, nato members decided not to provide combat tanks to avoid being dragged into the war. now the images of war crimes have moved. members to rethink that it was a can message from the meeting today. that's alice should do more on that ready to do more to provide more equipment on that day. i realize on under commerce, the urgency, the czech republic has provided ukraine with tanks and armored personnel carriers. ukraine is now pushing for other countries like germany to follow suit. however, german tanks that had been taken out of service 1st have to be overhauled. it's foreign minister was non committal. justine's really bad and, and fella darcy on ukraine side and that's why we're also looking together at everything that ukraine would need in

so barbara of islam, brussels. how is all one's landslide victory going down their way going down like poison pie, obviously because sir there was the hope for naturally. a that democracy would return to hungary, real democracy, and not the orbit type or because he has been in this ongoing fight for years now about the rule of law about press freedom and other aspects that he has as sort of for over the years really demolished within his country now the european union needs to continue to deal with them and that is difficult as we know. and with regard to the board and ukraine and the relationship to that me put in he can be regarded as the enemy within as some aspects of sort of go against him. one is of course that he is in dire need of money and the has frozen the recovery friend the recovery fund funds because of those rule of law problems. another is that he is truly isolated now because his old friends from the visegrad group of poland, slovakia, and the czech republic have turned away their disgusted about h

meeting in brussels. what's expected to happen there today? well, more weapons for ukraine. that's the big message share. today i stole timber and also sad, but happened in their butcher at the sir, what's being called the butcher massacre should be a game changer. but the big question here today is, how much is nato prepared to give to ukraine and either wishes of ukraine being matea? ukraine has asked for fighter jet as far as battens to destroy vassal, so they have asked for much stronger weapons than ne to was prepared to give so far . so ukrainian foreign minister is attending here in person. and he had a very clear message, more military fire power to ukraine, that have a lesson. my agenda is very simple. it has only 3 items on it. it's weapons, weapons, and weapons. we are confident that the best way to help ukraine now is to provide it was all necessary to contain for gym and to defeat the russian army in ukraine into territory of ukraine. so that the war does not spill over further. well, it's a

how is brussels watching this election? hopefully it will stick streaming closely here in the courses of the european union where france plays a huge role in all of the negotiations. among the use 20 member, 27 member states will say, i think there's been a slightly muted sense of interest. firstly, because of how late micron announced his candidacy is re candidacy. and secondly, because of the war in ukraine, which is obviously consumes the political new cycle. the political messaging, the political site here in brussels. but there is a sense, and i think this were this result from the 1st line that shows actually a bigger spread between a manual micron. i'm reading the pen than we saw back in the elections of 2017 there's. there's no question that the institutions of the european union would prefer re elected president under a manual micron. they will not tell you that there's never going to be an official position. but marine, the pen is also known entity haven brussels. she saw as an m b b for a long time, and her and t

people in brussels been watching this election? what's their reaction? well, i think that the overwhelming reaction here in brussels will be that they are pleased to see this result. they're not going to say that officially, none of the institutions are going to say that. but micron has, you know, consistently being throughout his political career, a pro, you figure a marine, the pen has been and to you, it's important to say she has in recent years. so the tone down her conversations against the european union and focused on other issues like immigration domestically. but it is well known that she sat in the european parliament for many years. and, you know, spies very anti e you views. and while they might know of the electorate so much in france with that message, that people are aware that that's, that's sort of what would happen if a phillip em presidency came to pass from a brussels perspective. this election has been broadly overshadowed, obviously by the war in ukraine. and the accusations of depends, a ties with russia. obviously, a concern from

now i did, of course, monetary short says she is at nato headquarters in brussels. terry, what exactly would a long hall war mean for anita layla, nato secretary general. so jim berg has warned allies that this war could go on for months, possibly even years. and that means that some of these bolster defences that people may have thought would be temporary, thousands more troops to the baltic states and poland. now for more battalions down along the eastern flank, making a total of 8 that those may have to be permanently structured in this way that nato needs to change its defense posture for the future. not just for this, but preferably temporary situation. so this is what suttonberg calls the new normal and he warned that along with this, this question of how much government should be spending on their own defense. as you know, this old argument about 2 percent of g d p, he warns them that's going to have to be a lot harder if they're going to be able to sustain these deterrent and defense posters into the unforeseeable future. terry keith is asking for more of le

i jam packed there for us in brussels. thanks very much. france, his presidential race is tightening just a day before the 1st round of voting. polls show far right challenger marine. the pen is gaining on the current leader. that's a manual machen. he's seeking a 2nd term in office. a man you ma crone is asking voters to back him for another 5 years and power. a few weeks ago he enjoyed a comfortable lead in the polls. but his fall right challenge a marine le pen has steadily closed again. she's focused her campaign on the cost of living crisis that low to say is that biggest concern, while still promising radical anti immigration policies and barring and upset, she expected join micron in the run off on april 24th. micron is blaming his own loki campaign and having to focus on the war and ukraine. he still tips to when in the 2nd round, with le pen only narrowly behind and gaining, but with up to a quarter of people thought to still be undecided. and many planning not to vote to tool an upset remains a possibility. macke

me from | brussels, thank you.— hello, there. there was a lot of sunshine around first thing on sunday, but it was cold and frosty, and it was quite widespread across the country. these were the kind of temperatures we woke up to first thing on sunday morning, as low as minus six celsius. now, all change and quite literally as we speak because of this area of low pressure that is throwing cloud right across the country, and that is acting like a blanket so it is preventing those temperatures from falling too far. it will be a frost free start to monday morning, with temperatures more likely about four or five or six degrees above freezing. so, a difference to the feel of the weather, and quite a cloudy, grey story first thing in the morning. the winds are going to strengthen, and that is going to throw up some showery outbreaks of rain through wales, northern ireland, north—west england as well through the day. quite blustery winds as well, either coming from a southerly or south—easterly direction, widely gusting in excess o

steven or jack, perch and brussels. thank you very much. assuming that you does put russians call on the blacklist, where will the block find a replacement for that still critical resource? well, one option might be indonesia. it's one of the world's largest producers of coal. and with global prices being, what they are exports are becoming even more lucrative. at the beginning of the year, the indonesian government crackdown imposing an export ban on cold. but the band was on the enforce until the end of january. now cool ships are allowed to head for international ports. again, as long as domestic supplies are short, a quarter of the production must remain in indonesia sold at prices set by the government. exported, cool, on the other hand, will reap a bonanza for the coal companies. thanks to the shop price and prices on the world market, fueled by the russian wolf, aggression in ukraine. the price of a ton of coal recently climb to over $400.00 us dollars. but cool, rich in lanesha is also focusing on renewable ener

now we want to go to brussels. our correspondent barrett rieger. he's been covering this forest good evening to you, barrett. so the question is, has the european union succeeded in getting china to commit to not helping russia in its war against ukraine? no, the you was only able to make its case said yearned the summit. but got no concrete answers from president she in b jing the, you demanded that the china should join the you in the west in sanctions against the aggressor, russia, or at least on circumvent the sanctions. but to president, she answered with a kind of a counter proposal. he said that you should detach from the close ally united states and judge china more independently. so no progress here. china is so leaning towards russia. that's very clear. china state broadcaster cctv is reporting that beijing plans to push for peace thoughts between ukraine and russia in and i'm quoting here its own way. do we know what that means for prime minister lee did not elaborate on that. he was talking about the more general terms about a piece of

welcome to the program. nato members meeting in brussels have vowed to send more military and humanitarian aid to ukraine, gives foreign minister made an impassioned plea for help to fight off an expected russian assault in the east of the country. he told leaders of the western alliance that ukraine urgently needs more weapons to head off any fresh attack. the warrant, his homeland has been going on now for 42 days. so you crane's foreign minister got a warm welcome at nato headquarters, but demetrius calais, but didn't make the trip to brussels just to get sympathy. my agenda is very simple . it has only 3 items on it. it's weapons, weapons, and weapons. so far, individual member states of nato have been delivering weapons to ukraine, like the stinger anti aircraft missiles from germany. however, 2 weeks ago, nato members decided not to provide combat tanks to avoid being dragged into the war. now the images of war crimes have moved members to rethink that it was a can message from the meeting today. that's alice a should do more on that ready to do more to provide more equipment on the

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steven or jack perch and brussels. thank you very much. assuming that you does put russian coal on the blacklist, where will the block find a replacement for that still critical resource? well, one option might be indonesia. it's one of the world's largest producers of coal. and with global prices being, what they are exports are becoming even more lucrative at the beginning of the year, the in manage and government crackdown, imposing an export ban on cold. but the band was on the enforce until the end of january. now, coal ships are allowed to head for international ports, again, as long as domestic supplies are short, a quarter of the production must remain in indonesia sold at prices set by the government. exported, cool, on the other hand, will reap a bonanza for the cool companies. thanks to the shop price and prices on the world market, fueled by the russian wolf, aggression in ukraine. the price of a ton of coal recently climbed to over $400.00 us dollars. but cool, the rich and anesha is also focusing on renew

marine _ just in brussels but also in nato. marine le — just in brussels but also in nato. marine le pen has traditionally ciose _ marine le pen has traditionally close ties — marine le pen has traditionally close ties to moscow and also wanted to take _ close ties to moscow and also wanted to take france out of native's miiitarv— to take france out of native's military command. that had european allies and _ military command. that had european allies and the us spooked so there was relief— allies and the us spooked so there was relief coming from washington as well as— was relief coming from washington as well as night. was relief coming from washington as well as night-— well as night. macron has had had a congratulatory _ well as night. macron has had had a congratulatory note _ well as night. macron has had had a congratulatory note from _ well as night. macron has had had a congratulatory note from vladimir. congratulatory note from vladimir putin as well so maybe that will change that balance a little bit. katya adler, thank you very much indeed. as katya ad

ming—yen tsai in brussels, welcome to hardtalk. it's my pleasure to be here with you. it's pleasure to have you on the show. you, of course, sit there in brussels, you are the representative of taipei, as it's put, to the european union. ijust wonder, from your position, what impact has russia's invasion of ukraine had on your homeland? yes, i think our global community is watching the situation in ukraine closely and we believe that impact of the ukraine situation will be far—reaching and global—reaching, so i think the first situation that we need to keep watching will be about the geopolitical phase, and europe may turn out with a new map, so this is a wake—up call to our global community because it shows how easily authoritarian countries can use force to challenge liberal—based order and international borders, so it's very important for our democratic community to hold a line and then raise for the cost of russia's invasion, otherwise some other authoritarian countries around the world, such as china, may copy that type of model, and do the same thing to i

instead of calling for a negotiated end of the conflict, washington, london, and brussels are looking to sustain the ukranian war effort. thus, we need to ask, what is the west policy goal in all of this? for is your media reflection of reality? in the world transformed? what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. a ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back back to the early ninety's when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end. the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them. in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent. bratia and america were starting to become friends, but need so kept expanding its coll

mohammed: gesine, i imagine this must have been a huge sigh of relief out of brussels and also out of washington with the result of this election, correct? gesine: exactly. i think it was a sigh of relief in basically all european capitals and also on the other side of the atlantic. because if we think through the scenario, le pen as the french president, there would have been devastating consequences for the european union. le pen was basically one of the key principles of european integration, such as the supremacy of eu law over national law, and the unwritten principal, but the well-established practice of french and german cooperation are key issues. so yes indeed, it's very good news for europe, but also for transatlantic cooperation that macron has won the presidency again. particularly in brussels, where france is still holding the rotating presidency of the council of the eu. that means we can most likely -- from the french side and also very ambitious initiatives from the french side over the next 2.5 months. that is the time remaining of this presidency. but yeah, it's a go

i'm in the situation right now is probably a good thing with and then brussels. thanks so much as now. take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world today. at least a 100 people are confirmed dad after an explosion, an illegal refinery. nigeria, on friday emergency personnel are still searching the site and police are on the lookout for 2 people. suspected of being responsible for the last and areas president has bound to clamp down on make sense or facility. global defense spending reached a record high for the 7th consecutive year and 2021. the latest report from the stock home international piece research institute reveals military spending rose to $2.00 trillion dollars. despite the pandemic, arms imports to europe increased by 19 percent over a decade and a political newcomers sent to becomes lenient. next, prime minister, holding sundays, parliamentary elections, nearly complete returns show robert gloves left leaning freedom movement, gaining a 3rd of the votes. ahead of income and prime minister john is young. chuck conservatives,

steven or jack perch and brussels. thank you very much. assuming that you does put russian coal on the blacklist, where will the block find a replacement for that still critical resource? well, one option might be indonesia. it's one of the world's largest producers of coal. and with global prices being, what they are exports are becoming even more lucrative at the beginning of the year, the in manage and government crackdown, imposing an export ban on cold. but the band was on the enforce until the end of january. now cool ships are allowed to head for international ports. again, as long as domestic supplies are short, a quarter of the production must remain in indonesia sold at prices set by the government. exported, cool, on the other hand, will reap a bonanza for the cool companies. thanks to the shop price and prices on the world market, fueled by the russian wolf, aggression in ukraine. the price of a ton of coal recently climb to over $400.00 us dollars. but cool, the rich in lanesha is also focusing on renewabl

steven or jack perch in brussels. thank you very much. assuming that you does put russian coal on the blacklist, where will the block find a replacement for that still critical resource? well, one option might be indonesia. it's one of the world's largest producers of coal. and with global prices being, what they are exports are becoming even more lucrative at the beginning of the year, the in manage and government crackdown, imposing an export ban on cold. but the band was on the enforce until the end of january. now cool ships are allowed to head for international ports. again, as long as domestic supplies, a short, a quarter of the production must remain in indonesia sold at prices set by the government. exported, cool, on the other hand, will reap a bonanza for the cool companies. thanks to the shop price and prices on the world market, fueled by the russian wolf, aggression in ukraine. the price of a ton of coal recently climb to over $400.00 us dollars. but cool. the rich indonesia is also focusing on renewable

welcome to the program natal members meeting in brussels, have out to send more military and humanitarian aid to ukraine. ships foreign minister made an impassioned plea for help to fight off an expected russian assault in the east. he told leaders of the western alliance that ukraine urgently needs more weapons to head off any fresh attack. the warrant, his homeland has been going on now for 42 days. so ukraine's foreign minister got a warm welcome at nato headquarters, but to meter calais, but didn't make the trip to brussels just to get sympathy. my agenda is very simple . it has only 3 items on it. it's weapons, weapons, and weapons. so far, individual member states of nato have been delivering weapons to ukraine, like the stinger anti aircraft missiles from germany. however, 2 weeks ago, nato members decided not to provide combat tanks to avoid being dragged into the war. now the images of war crimes have moved members to rethink that. it was a can message from the meeting to day dot to alice or should do more on that ready to do more to provide more equipment on that they realize on

he is here in brussels to try and get weapons from the nato allies. we have just time for a couple of other stories related to the war in ukraine since their invasion of ukraine, russian forces have attacked war than a 100 medical facilities. the world health organization says more hospitals and health care facilities have been attacked around the globe. this year than ever recorded un bodies calling on combat. still voice such towards and u. s. president joe biden has accused russia of brutality and inhumanity and announced new sanctions in the wake of the atrocities. biden has also spoken of war crimes. the latest measures drawn up by washington target russian banks and individuals, including the daughters of russia's president, our latimer boot initial warrior. russia wanted to take your christ. you're watching t w news from berlin up next. we've got a documentary film for you looking at war in europe. i'm terry martin from me and all of us here at d. w. thanks for watching the green. do you feel worried about the plan? me to i'm the old hosting th

ah, let's go back to gilbert in brussels, gilbert. what kind of ukraine is going to come out of this? um, you know, we had the, the, the coup in 2014, the girl crimea voted to leave. ah, don, bow separated itself from kev. we're looking at the, the military operation, alga rushes, military operation, now it will lose its access to the c m most. definitely. and there's nothing anyone can do about that. so what kind of ukraine is there going to be? is it going to be a rum state um, you know, with alisha ideology and all of that, i mean it, is that something that he wants? does anybody want that go ahead? gilbert run state might be a misnomer because we're speaking about a d, a republics and don boston the territory to the south, but it's been conquered in last 4 weeks fighting, getting the russians control over the whole a hazel, etc literal. thus, maybe 15 percent of the church crane and isn't a much greater percentage of the population before the war. so, um, what we, what, what remains to be seen is whether there will be a genuine pa

i had the studio with me and in brussels. we have terry shoals are corresponded there, who has been covering nato for many years. every. let's start with you just some of what we just heard, that from the ukrainian foreign minister. there's lots of stuff to dissect their that's right, foreign minister denito. columbus said that he's cautiously optimistic after coming out of meetings, both with nato foreign ministers and with the g 7 foreign ministers today. but he still said time and again that this help would come too slow. he said, people are dying every day and you didn't listen when we warned you early on that you needed the toughest of sanctions that we needed more weapons. so those were the things he was asking for again today. but to me, to columbus said, as long as you are helping ukraine with one hand, but still buying russian oil and gas, you are feeding the russian war machine with the other hand. and as we know, european union, governments are still debating whether to impose tougher sanctions, their 5th round of

she's talking about stopping payments going to brussels. you simply can't do that. so i think there would be a lot of nervousness if she got in and was continuing to talk about those things that she knows full well the. ..cause of those, the impact of those, would lead to some sort of movement where france is leaving the club. still, i suppose we've got to say that the bookies in britain think that macron is going to win. if you look at the opinion polls, yes, we need to take them with a pinch of salt, yes, they wax and wane. some are showing that it could be 51—49 in favour of macron, so that's within the margin of error. so i think there will be a nervousness here in brussels, but also within the macron campaign. the idea that he's been out of touch, "arrogant" is the word that a lot of people use in france. and also, clearly, he wanted to be seen as an international statesman, and the perception was, among many of the french people, was that he spent far too much time talking to president putin rather than listening to the french people. and that's something, i