ukraine needs peace. europe needs peace. and the world needs peace. and finally, i would kindly ask you very much to watch this short video. please, give us one more minute of your time. the video that we want to show, that one, one country can violate rights. and that's the result of being unpunished. if possible, please, watch this video because it is impossible to get everyone to come to our country and see it with your own eyes. therefore, i would ask you to watch this video. thank you very much. >> it was uploaded to the technician. they have it in their possession. >> i understand we have solved the technical problems. i suggest we return to the video. thank you. ♪ >> i would like to thank the delegation of ukraine for sharing that video with us. the images are harrowing. speaking in my national capacity we are appalled by what we have seen and reiterate our solidarity with ukraine. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the u.s. response, bringing you the latest of the u.s., the white house and other officials, as well as congress. we also have

if there is nothing that can be done, ukraine needs peace, europe needs peace, and the world needs peace. and finally, i would kindly ask you, very much who watch this short video. please give us one more minute of your time. the video that we want to show that one country can violate rights and that is the result of being unpunished. if possible, please watch this video because it is impossible to get everyone to come to our country in see it with your own eyes. therefore, i would ask you to watch this video. thank you very much. >> uploaded to the technician for the security council. they have it in their possession. >> i understand that we now have solved the technical problem so i suggest that we return to the video. thank you. ♪ >> i would like to thank the delegation of ukraine for sharing that video with us. the images are harrowing. speaking in my national -- we are appalled that we have seen and reiterate our solidarity with ukraine. >> april 15th 2022 marks the 17th anniversary, the date the jackie robinson broke the color barrier in major league baseball. since then, april 1

bring us up to speed on this, what more we're learning this hour about these peace talks, this peace treaty. >> reporter: yeah, it is really quite unexpected to have heard this news, especially given how badly the peace talks really have been going up until now. they have been, you know, several rounds. they haven't had any tangible results in any of those rounds, and the last time round the ukrainalens seemed more upbeat about the peace talks than the russians, who were really very negative about them, but now they're saying that, you know, the russians are considering a lot of the proposals that the ukrainians have put forward, that there is room to talk, that there has been enough advancement for the two leaders of ukraine and russia to meet in-person, but of course, the russians are saying that they're not willing to talk about crimea. that's not something that's on the agenda for them, which of course will be a complicating matters much further because the ukrainians having saying all along they're not willing to give up an inch of their territory. there may be some negotiating

we ukraine, p needs in europe, needs peace, and the world wants peace. and finally, i would kindly ask you very much to watch this short video. i would not believe the gave us one more minute of your time, the video that we, i want to show that $11.00 country can violate and rights. and that's the result of being unpunished if possible. please watch this video because it is impossible to get everyone to come to our country and see it with your own eyes. therefore, i would ask you to watch this video. thank you very much. ah i'm not sure, but it you is it just coming in? i uploaded to the technician, so security council so they have it in their possession i. we will sort that one out. technically we don't have the video. so i propose that while we sort that out, i thank his excellency mr. zalinski for his compelling and powerful remarks. we will come back to the video when we've sorted out the technical for the technical issues around it. and may i say, speaking in my national capacity, may i express appreciation to the president for his leadership in war

those marching for peace at this he is east a march. his have to trade a thin line. traditionally, the demonstrations are a chance for people who believe passionately and pacifism to make their voices heard. coals for all om sales to stop and old war and aggression to end all the normal fare. but what to do in the case of putin's war of aggression against ukraine, that question has forced some here to rethink their principles while she unhappy, sustained with a heavy heart. i think now we probably have to supply weapons. as i said, i'm actually absolutely against it. and all weapons should be destroyed except in the current situation. in the, at since i to had seen the green quality has always been at the forefront of the pacifist movement in germany. but now in government as part of chancellor schultz, his social democrat led coalition. they have become one of the voices calling for weapons support for ukraine, even as schoultz himself wavers speaking at one of the easter marches, leading green and now economy minister, robert hobbit w

and the call for peace can only be directed against putin. in this regard, we must now be very careful that we don't call on ukraine to stop fighting. i know for if we did that, then i would no longer be with the easter marches. miss read, i read in aust, i'm out. while president zalinski says the quickest way to restore peace to his country is to send weapons. the debate continues in germany over weather and how to supply heavy weaponry to ukraine. and russia has warned the united states and its nato allies, they could face unpredictable consequences if they continue to send weapons to ukraine. gustavo wrestle is a russia analyst and military expert. he explains what this message could mean. it's usually the language of that point was a nuclear war, but that is certainly a bluster ah moscow itself as a supported all of our groups, including those who fight us the tale bond to be remembered about. also, father iran hosta in syria, and they delivered a lot to barring middle eastern parties, vietnam, north korea, whatever. se, sending arms is n

the easter march is a meaningful and good if they call for peace and the call the peace can only be directed against putin. in this regard, we must now be very careful that we don't call on ukraine to stop fighting. i know if we did that, then i would no longer be with the easter marches. miss read, i read in aust, i'm out. while president zalinski says the quickest way to restore peace to his country is to send weapons. the debate continues in germany over weather and how to supply heavy weaponry to ukraine. now let's get you caught up on some other news making headlines right now. north korea says it's successfully tested, a new tactical guided weapon aimed at boosting the country's nuclear capabilities. announcement didn't specify where or when the test took place, but said leader kim jung own, took part south korea's military says it detected to projectiles. launch from the north on saturday. the death toll in the philippines from tropical storm maggie has risen to 172. according to the national disaster agency search and rescue operations continued after the 1st tropical storm of the ye

ukraine needs peace. europe needs peace. and the world needs peace. and finally, i would kindly ask you very much to watch this short video. please, give us one more minute of your time. the video that we want to show, one, one country can violate rights. and that's the result of being unpunished. if possible, please, watch this video because it is impossible to get everyone to come to our country and see it with your own eyes. therefore, i would ask you to watch this video. thank you very much. >> i'm not sure of the video. is it coming? >> madam president, uploaded to the technician of the security council. so they have it in their possession. president woodward: i we will sort that one out technically. we don't have the video, so i propose that while we sort that out i thank his excellency, mr. zelenskyy for his compelling and powerful remarks. we'll come back to the video when we sort out the technical issues around it. may i say, speaking in my national capacity, may i express appreciation to the president for his leadership in wartime and for th

not want peace-— want peace. finally, you are in odesa, want peace. finally, you are in odesa. an _ want peace. finally, you are in odesa, an mp. _ want peace. finally, you are in odesa, an mp. we _ want peace. finally, you are in odesa, an mp. we have - want peace. finally, you are in odesa, an mp. we have been| want peace. finally, you are in - odesa, an mp. we have been hearing a lot about the strategic relevance of president putin's targets when it comes to territory. odesa must be strategically important to president putin for the power save is the city feeling? i putin for the power save is the city feelin: ? ~ ., ., feeling? i think, after the moment that the crew _ feeling? i think, after the moment that the crew became _ feeling? i think, after the moment that the crew became submarines, after this the safety of odesa is much higher. it is a much better situation because we understand that it will be a very big problem for them to make a land operation. they tried to get to odesa by land, so the place wh

it's a purpose is to maintain peace and make sure that peace is adhered to. and now the un charter is violated. literally starting with the article one. and if so, what is the point of all other articles today as a result of russia's actions in our country in ukraine, the most terrible war crimes of all times are. we see at the sins lower end of world war 2 and they are being committed russians. troops are deliberately destroying in ukrainian city air to ashes by with artillery and air strike. they are deliberately blocking city, creating mass starvation they deliver to to shoot columns of civil aliens on the road, trying to escape from the territory of history. still it is, they even deliberately blow up shelters was civilians hide from air, thrice. they are deliberately creating conditions in the temporarily occupied turn . it is so that as many civilians as possible are killed there. the massacre in our city of butcher is only a wan, unfortunately, only one of many examples of what the occupiers have been doing on our land for the past 41 days. and there a

ukraine needs peace. europe needs peace. and the world needs peace. and finally, i would kindly ask you very much to watch this short video. please, give us one more minute of your time. the video that we want to show, one, one country can violate rights. and that's the result of being unpunished. if possible, please, watch this video because it is impossible to get everyone to come to our country and see it with your own eyes. therefore, i would ask you to watch this video. thank you very much. >> i'm not sure of the video. is it coming? >> madam president, uploaded to the technician of the security council. so they have it in their possession. >> i -- we will sort that one out technically. we don't have the video, so i propose that while we sort that out i thank his excellency, mr. zell lens key, for his -- zelenskyy for his powerful remarks. we'll come back to the video when we sort out the technical issues around it. may i say, speaking in my national capacity, may i express appreciation to the president for his leadership in wartime and for the e

peace had been left her back. g o frances, also appealed for peace in other regions. blighted by y o king did he may. the conflict in europe also make us more concerned about other situations of conflate suffering and sorrow. situations that affect all too many areas of our world useful situations that we cannot overlook and do not want to forget and she on a sofa, it is a glory. afterwards the pontiff took a spin through the crowds in his potent bill to celebrate the holiday with the fateful, his smile, a rare sight lately. as many of his recent appearances have been somber as in nancy ations of the war in ukraine. ah, well, here's a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. there's been days of unrest and sweden, protests against plans by a all right group to march and burn copies of if lands holy book. the koran turned violent demonstrators clashed with police in several cities, throwing stones and setting vehicles on fire. police arrested over a dozen protesters. more than 440 people have b

those marching for peace at this he is east of march . his have to trade a thin line. traditionally, the demonstrations are a chance for people who believe passionately and pacifism to make their voices heard colds for all om sales to stop and old war and aggression to end all the normal fare. but what to do in the case of putins war of aggression against ukraine . that question has forced some here to rethink their principles. one. she ann hat's instinct with a heavy heart. i think now we probably have to supply weapons. as i said, i'm actually absolutely against it and all weapons should be destroyed except in the current situation in the, at since i to had soon, the green quality has always been at the forefront of the pacifist movement in germany. but now in government, as part of chancellor schoultz, his social democrat led coalition, they have become one of the voices calling for weapons support for ukraine even as shots himself waivers speaking at one of the easter marches, leading green and now economy minister, robert hobbit woun

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she, apache, little mother toyota, may there be peace for watch on ukraine. so sorely tried by the violence and destruction of the cruel and census war into which it was dragged since at the inquiry. is that the 3rd she not been following, please, please let us not get used to war. she let us all commit ourselves to call for peace, to the king from our balconies, and in our streets, the piece of paper left her back. g o frances, also appealed for peace and other regions blighted by y. o king did. he may, the conflict in europe also make us more concerned about other situations of conflate suffering and sorrow. situations that affect all too many areas of our world useful situations that we cannot overlook and do not want to forget. and she on a sofa, it is a glory. afterwards the pontiff took his spin through the crowds in his potent bill to celebrate the holiday with the faithful, his smile, a rare sight lately. as many of his recent appearances have been somber as in nancy ations of the war in ukraine. ah, manager of today's next up world stories looks at l

those marching for peace at this he is east of march. his have to trade a thin line. traditionally, the demonstrations are a chance for people who believe passionately and pacifism to make. their voices heard colds for all om sales to stop and old war and aggression to end all the normal fare. but what to do in the case of pollutants, war of aggression against ukraine. that question has forced some here to rethink their principles. one, she ann hat's instinct with a heavy heart. i think now we probably have to supply weapons. as i said, i'm actually absolutely against it. and all weapons should be destroyed except in the current situation. in the, at since i to had soon, the green quality has always been at the forefront of the pacifist movement in germany. but now in government as part of chancellor schultz, his social democrat led coalition. they have become one of the voices calling for weapons support for ukraine, even as schoultz himself wavers speaking at one of the easter marches, leading green and now economy minister, robert hob

we need peace, ukraine needs peace, europee needs peace and the world needs peace. finally, i would kindly ask you to watch this short video. please give us one more minute of your time to show that one country can violate rights and that's the result of being unpunished. if possible, please watch this because it is impossible to get everyone to come to the country and see it with your own eyes. therefore, i would ask you to watch this video. thank you very much. [applause] >> i'm not sure the video, is it just coming? [inaudible] they have it in their possession. >> we will sort that out. technically, we don't have the video so i propose that while we sort that out, i think his excellency, mr. zelenskyy for his compelling and powerful remarks. we will come back to the video when we sort out the technical issues around it. and may i say speaking in my national capacity, may i express appreciation to the president for his leadership in war time and for the extraordinary fortitude and bravery of the ukrainian people under this unprovoked and illegal invasion. i resume

we should be promoting peace and security. and we have to make sure that that is front and center of what we do and what the secretary-general does in his efforts to push forward his own agenda. mr. coulibaly: yeah, here at brookings, we share with our bodies involving the reform process, our research. and i think you mentioned the u.n. specifically, but i believe other multilateral institutions, world bank, who, reforms to be benefit and to address the challenges of the 21st century. especially the u.n. inspiring other institutions to take those meaningful reforms. if i can now talk about the sustainable development goals, which it has been seven years since the country around the world have come together to establish the u.n. sustainable development goals. 2015 was the target date of 2030 -- with the targeted of 2030. progress has been slowing with many countries off-track. covid set some countries back and ukraine crisis i suspect is not going to help either. so how do you assess the progress on the agenda globally? but als

. >> and imagine, a son performed his father's song of peace for the people of ukraine. >> this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. reporting tonight from new york. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. tonight ukrainian officials are warning residents in the eastern part of the country to flee aead of an expected major assaults by tens of thousands of russian troops. the pentagon is seeing an early indication that russian troops are trying to resupply after pulling out of the north. new video shows a convoy of reinforcements heading toward the donbas region from inside russia. as a reminder that women and children bear its brunt of war. we learn today that nearly two thirsd of ukraine's kids have been displaced and the situation is only getting worse. in the beseiged port city of mariupol, residents have gone week was running water, electricity, food and medical supplies. we have a lot of news to get to tonight and cbs's nancy cordes will start us off from the white house. >> good evening, norah. there are several troubling

you can't just as we are, as i'm glad you guys were all just waiting for peace, will no peace everywhere in the world. that's my greatest wish. now that with their common language is russian habit. neil has integrated the refugees into the monasteries daily routine, including the chores by you'll see here in the monastery you live by. the principal ora at la bora, la bought a pre and work that we have for pictures of land. and so there's plenty to do that . oh, it has been assigned to the homing. together with her daughter and parents, she's found sanctuary in the russian orthodox monastery. as a practicing christian, she assumed the monks would help her family. she got to know father de niel some time ago by a facebook credible, renewed. so when mr. lemme knows, my chair to me being here is heavenly, peaceful book in the night required. she and we help and know we'll wake up every morning and i d. m. sun up there. sure. and everything will be peaceful and calm. he said that the whole emma had no clue from the outside. the russian orthodox monastery looks impressive. but the manor house

we want peace and more peace. and we are saying that we encourage the negotiations and the peace talks between the russian federation and you claim. and we think that it is only through dialogue that we can resolve this issue and it is not through weapons. so we do not agree with any sentiment that says web web points must be sent to clear of what kind of risk might hunger and poverty present for political stability in africa at the honda that is found in africa and the in stability barrel politically. and i mean, you've seen it, is it? the purpose mainly is usually to create a gym change in african state by making sure that the economy is suffocated. and the people they are not able to make means by themselves. and it, that is why in 2021 alone we had about 5. who's 5 could that has in the african continent, something we have never seen before. the undermining the continued undermining of democracy. we say that democracy is for the people by the people, but lead to democrats. it seems to be by the americans for t

we're going to vote for peace. that's why we're here and peace will be delivered by the government by feed us that we update. it's annie, choose peace, choose 0, where you this campaign slogan from hungary opposition, but their message is being drowned out by orbit fetus party, which is dominating campaigning. some borders are also being swayed by domestic issues and take them. i will vote for the opposition because i see the future and them and not in this homophobic government. my political analysts, peter crack o says the war in ukraine has helped or been create a fresh narrative. so what urban does now is that he translates for him for listening to domestic boy. it extends the messages that if you support the opposition, then they will team awfully do crane. and as a result, there will be of war and you are hungry around voters can also die as a result of the war. and you as anger and voters can pay very much for the gas and electricity than you paid before. how much fetus stands to benefit from the tactic is u

let there be a decision for peace. may there be an end to the flexing of muscles while people are suffering. please, please, let us not get used toward. let us commit ourselves to imploring peace from our balconies and in our streets. middle leaders of nations hear people's plea for peace. amy: during his easter address, the pope also warned about nuclear war and called for peace in jerusalem. the pope's remarks came as israeli forces raided the al-aqsa mosque in occupied east jerusalem for the second time in three days, clearing worshippers from the third-holiest site in islam. 19 palestinians were injured sunday, some of them hit by rubber-coated steel bullets. over 150 palestinians were arrested in another raid on the mosque friday. to protest israel's violent crackdn, the united arab list political party has suspended its participation in israel's coalition government led by prime minister naftali bennett, who has already lost his majority last week. we'll go to jerusalem after headlines. we will speak with at pale

its purpose is to maintain peace and make sure that peaceis maintain peace and make sure that peace is adhered to. now the un charter is violated starting with the article 1 and if so what is the point of all other articles? as a result of russia's actions in our country, in ukraine, the most terrible war crimes of all times are, we see since the end of world war two and they are being committed. russians troops are destroying the ukrainian cities, to ashes be with artillery and air strike. they are blocking cities, creating starvation and they shoot columns of civilians on the road trying to escape from the area. they blow up shelters where civilians hide from air strikes. they are deliberately creating conditions in the territories so that as many civilians as possible are killed are. the massacre in our city of buchais are. the massacre in our city of bucha is only one of many examples of what the occupiers have been doing on our land. and there are many more cities similar, where the world has yet to learn the full truth. mariupol and dozens of other ukrainian communities, each of

choose peace. choose euro read this campaign slogan from hungary opposition, but their message is being drowned out by orbit fetus party, which is dominating campaigning. some borders are also being swayed by domestic issues and take them. i will vote for the opposition because i see the future in them and not in this homophobic government. a political analyst peter crack o says the war in ukraine has helped or been create a fresh narrative. so what are one does now is that he trials lays for him for listening to domestic boy dixon to the messages. that if you support the opposition, then the real team awfully do crane. and as a result there will be of war and you are hungry around voters and also die as a result of the war. and u. s. hunger em router skunk, the v much for the gas, and that's true 60 than you paid before. how much? fetus stands to benefit from the tactic is unclear. one percent of voters say they are still undecided and to an entirely different competition. now the group stage draw

needs peace in the world needs peace. i would kindly ask you very much to watch this short video. please give us one more minute of your time. the video that we want to show that one country can violate rights and that's the result of being unpunished. if possible, please watch this video because it is impossible to get everyone to our country and see it with their own eyes. thank you very much. [applause] >> of course we just heard from president volodymyr zelenskyy speaking to the un security council addressing the council and the addressing the power one of its councilmembers has. the victims killed in targeted attacks and he said the world has seen with the russian military did but is yet to see what's happened in other occupied cities and regions of ukraine. that is one example the world has yet to learn of the full truth. he pushed for reform at the u.n. to guarantee peace, prevent aggression, reminding those members of article one chapter one of the u.n. charter which purpose is to maintain peace and make sure it i

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its purpose is to maintain peace and make sure that peace is adhered to. and now the un charter is violated. literally starting with the article one. and if so, what is the point of all other articles today as a result of russia's actions in our country in ukraine, the most terrible war crimes of all times are. we see at the since lower end of world war 2 and they are being committed russians, troops are deliberately destroying in ukrainians.

we need peace. ukraine needs peace. europe needs peace. and the world needs peace. and finally, i would kindly ask you very much to watch this short video. please give us one more minute of your time. the video that we want to show, that one, one country can violate rights. and that's the result of being unpunished. if possible, please watch this video because it is impossible to get everyone to come to our country and see it with your own eyes. therefore, i would ask you to watch this video. thank you very much. >> i'm not sure about the video. is it just coming? >> -- applauded to the technician of the security council. they have it in their possession. >> i will sort that one out, technically. we don't have the video. so, i propose that while we sort that out, i thank his excellency, mr. zelenskyy. we will come back to the video when we have sorted out the technical issues around it. and may i say, speaking in my national capacity, may i express appreciation to the president for his leadership in wartime and for the extraordinary fortitude and bravery of the ukra

then the peace talks would die with them a bit. in reality, those pieces have been on ice already for a couple of weeks now. ever since russia retreated from areas here in around keven to the north of this city. and the true scale of the atrocities that went on there under the occupation came to light that really the ukrainians and russians have not been talking since then. there was a room as over the weekend that the russian oligarchy, roman abramoff, which was in town to try and resuscitate those talks. but the foreign minister has said that the russians and the ukrainians have not been speaking. so mary paul will play a key, the events, what happens they will play a key role as to whether those pay talks can get back on the way. right. and as these assaults increase, how people prepare it. well, i mean, you know, definitely, and married you polar situation is dia citizens, they're apparently being controlled by the russians. now the russians a ton of control movement in the city, removing even mobile phones of people and the li

peace in the big. peace in the small. peace in the weak. peace in the strong. may you be shalom, may you be salom, may you be chante, may you bring and be peace. >> pauley: appearance are deceptive, and this morning steve hartman has proof. >> 46-year-old vaughn smith of gaithersburg, maryland, was reluct reluctant o even do this story. >> it's not like oh, yeah, i'm the best. >> and fact most people didn't know you had this skill? >> correct. i was just a guy cleaning the carpets. >> although carpet cleaner by trait, his real gift is for words. he is defined as a person who can speak at least 11 languages. as someone who took four years of french in high school and only remembers one word, the idea that anyone could speak 11 languages is unfathomed. but vaughn doesn't just know 11. as the washington, d.c. post just verified, he is fluent in or has a basic grasp of all these languages. >> spanish, portuguese, estonian. >> and welsh, norwegian, japanese, hebrew, and even american sign language.[speakinn language] >> vaughn studies mostly with apps and books, up

ukraine needs peace. europe needs peace and the world needs peace. and finally, i would kindly ask you very much to watch this short video. please give us one more minute of your time, the video that we want to show that one country can violate rights and that's the result of being unpunished. if possible, please watch this video because it is impossible to get everyone to come to our country and see it with your own eyes. therefore, i would ask you to watch this video. thank you very much. >> i'm not sure, is the video just coming? >> upload it to the technicians. >> we're waiting here for a video that the ukrainian president said he was preparing for the members of the u.n. security council to watch. let's listen in to see if they're able to get that through. >> don't have the video, while we sort that out, i thank his excellency mr. zelenskyy for his compelling and powerful remarks. we will come back to the video when we sort it out, the technical issues around it and may i say, speaking in my national capacity, may i express appreciation to the p

so the peace talks have stalled regardless. and one thing that we have heard is that russian oligarchy, roman abram avila, appears to be in cave, talking to the ukrainian delegation, to try to resuscitate those piece talks, remains to be seen, whether he'll be successful. and of course, the events in mary you pull over the coming hours and days will certainly determine whether or not they're able to get back on track. now russia has also intensified a detox across the country, even in the capital t of where you are. so what is the current situation there? well, this is a city you know, trying to get on with life as normal as possible under the really difficult circumstances with adding or just in front of made on square site of the 2014 protests. it's normally a busy tourist attraction, or it is much quieter today. it's a sunday we are seeing people come out in the streets though, and we are seeing some shops opens non central shops and restaurants. these people are trying to get on with life as best they can. but the mid vital

she approaches little am i the toyota, may there be peace for watch on ukraine. so sorely tried by the violence and destruction of the cruel and census war into which it was dragged since other inquiry is that the 3rd she had been following, please, please let us not get used to war here. that is all commit ourselves to call for peace, from our balconies and in our streets. the piece of paper left her back g o. frances, also appealed for peace in other regions. blighted by war. oh, kane, did a little conflict in europe. also make us more concerned about other situations of conflict, suffering and sorrow. situations that affect all too many areas of our world useful situations that we cannot overlook and do not want to forget and shawn a. so if it is a glory. afterwards the pontiff took a spin through the crowds in his potent bill to celebrate the holiday with the fateful, his smile, a rare sight lately. as many of his recent appearances have been somber as in nancy ations of the war in ukraine. ah, britons, prince harry has recognized the bravery of ukrainians at

diplomatically, we can find a solution because ukraine is a peaceful, peace-loving nation and i said this in answering to your first question. it is what matters most to save as many lives as possible. we need guarantees of security from leading nations. and the russian federation understands we may have argument about this or that country, but among the key states, they have to be guarantors and those can be members of nato or those outside it. and we are talking about key players, consider key players of the world but once again, i'm saying that we want those countries that want it joined it openly. in addition to the u.s., great britain, germany, france, turkey, why i named this list, this is not all of them. we would like to have china join it. we understand that russia needs to find a place in that agreement as well because it will be an agreement between ukraine and russia so that -- because they are a part of this war. they are subject of this aggression, invasion and they need to be bound by that treaty. and i know that several different countries want to be a member of allia

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peace had been left her back g o. pop frances, also appealed for peace in other regions. blighted by y o king that he made a conflict in europe also make us more concerned about other situations of conflict, suffering and sorrow. situations that affect all too many areas of our world useful situations that we cannot overlook and do not want to forget and shenice of it is a glory. afterwards the pontiff took a spin through the crowds in his potent bill to celebrate the holiday with the faithful. his smile aware sight lately, as many of his recent appearances have been. some birds in nancy, sions, of the war in ukraine. ah. took a quick look at some headlines away from the war, starting in china, where the country's largest city has reported the 1st death from covey. 19 since imposing a lockdown, 4 weeks ago, authorities in shanghai say the victims with 3 elderly people who were already ill . the city is at the center of one of china's largest ever cove. 19 outbreaks. the death toll from tropical storm meggy and the philippines has risen to 172 with another 110 people reported missing.

geene saying she's always peaceful and keep put up comments about peacefulness. never one before january 6. only after. that video, after. those press releases, after. you have to ask yourself -- why is that? obviously the insurrection succeeded for only a few hours. then the tide turns. people saw it for what it was. and she needed a cover story. marjorie taylor greene knew perfectly well what 1776 meant. it meant violence against the government, overthrowing it tyrannical government, and that that was plan b of january 6, 2021. she embraced it. and she promoted it. and probably the most important piece of evidence, from our point of view, in this case, is the petitioner's exhibit 27 -- this is a short clip of marjorie taylor greene on newsmax. the night before january 6. she is asked a number of questions about the objections that she and others are going to lawfully file on the floor. and then the broadcaster asks her, so, what is your plan? how do you think this is going to play out? and roll out tomorrow? her answer is one sentence -- "this is our 1776 momen

law. peace everywhere in the world. that's my greatest wish. now that with their common language is russian habit to neil has integrated the refugees into the monasteries daily routine, including the chores. but you'll see here in the mona stream, you live by the principal audra at la bora, labord, pre and work that we have for pictures of land. and so there's plenty to do at the low butte has been assigned to the hosting together with her daughter and parents, she's found sanctuary in the russian orthodox monastery. as a practicing christian, she assumed the monks would help her family. she got to know, father de niel some time ago by a facebook could i believe i knew it. so when mister lamar knows my chair to me being here is heavenly, peaceful as spooky in the night required. she and we help and know we'll wake up every morning and i d. m. sun up as sure and everything will be peaceful and calm. he said that the whole emma had no clue from the outside. the russian orthodox monastery looks impressive, but the manor ho

let there be a decision for peace. may there be a decision for peace. may there be an end to the flexing of muscles while people are suffering. please. please. the archbishop of canterbury has used his easter eucharist service at canterbury cathedral to strongly criticise the uk government's plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda. during his address justin welby said the policy raises "serious ethical questions" and goes against the country's "christian values" and that this is "because sub—contracting out our responsibilities" is the opposite of the nature of god. in a statement, the uk home office said: "the world is facing a global migration crisis on an unprecedented scale and change is needed to prevent people smugglers putting people's lives at risk and to fix the broken global asylum system." i think it is really quite something that he has made these remarks today. i think government ministers are pretty used to having opposition party scrutinising the policies may be less used to having whatjustin welby has described as the judgment of god imp

the chinese state council on foreign minister said china want peace in ukraine. and i think from the very beginning that message is very clear. so i haven't noticed a considerable shift because john is also a friendly country with the ukraine. also friendly in terms with the west, also wants to be in good terms with the united states. and of course, russia is all things truly important for china. we have a very strong relationship back to back. so this piece and of course war is no good for anybody. so peace is the message, has always been the message. i think this, this is consistent. i also want to highlight for our audience how china reacted to the un drop resolution on russia. the actions and the chinese side specifically pointed out that the drug doesn't take into consideration the history complexity of the current crisis, the cation of the context, that the chinese side clearly points to it doesn't matter of ignorance on the part of the west, or do you think it's a deliberate tactic. well, i think nothing comes out of the blue. there is when there's a resul

the chinese state council on foreign minister said china want peace in ukraine. and i think from the very beginning that message is very clear. so i haven't noticed a considerable shift because john is also a friendly country with the ukraine. also friendly in terms with the west, also wants to be in good terms with the united states. and of course, russia is all things truly important for china. we have a very strong relationship back to back. so this piece and of course war is no good for anybody. so peace is the message, has always been the message. i think this, this is consistent. i also want to highlight for our audience how china reacted to the un drop resolution on russia. the actions and the chinese side, specifically pointed out that the drug doesn't take into consideration the history complexity of the current crisis. these up the cation of the context of the chinese side. clearly point you is that a matter of ignorance on the part of the west, or do you think it's a deliberate tactic? well, i think nothing comes out of the blue. there is when there is

and the call for peace can only be directed against putin. in this regard, we must now be very careful that we don't call on ukraine to stop fighting. i know for if we did that, then i would no longer be with the easter marches. miss read, i read in aust, i'm out. while president zalinski says the quickest way to restore peace to his country is to send weapons. the debate continues in germany over weather and how to supply heavy weaponry to ukraine. members of a band from ukraine has been given st. still permission to leave the country to take part in next month's eurovision song contest. the musicians want to use the high profile of them to draw attention to their plight, to the plight of their home out, ah, for ukrainian ban collusion, orchestra. it's a very special concert. the musicians have taken to the stage for the 1st time since war broke out in tel aviv they play the song with which they hoped to win the upcoming eurovision song contest with. but for the band members, this is about more than just euro vision. they want to use the con

let us all commit ourselves to call for peace. it took the okay from our balconies and in our streets, the peace had been left her back g o. pop frances, also appealed for peace in other regions. blighted by y o king that he made a conflict in europe also make us more concerned about other situations of conflate suffering and sorrow. situations that affect all too many areas of our world useful situations that we cannot overlook and do not want to forget. and jonas of it is a glory. afterwards, the pontiff took a spin through the crowds in his potent bill to celebrate the whole with the fateful, his smile, a rare sight lately. as many of his recent appearances have been somber as in nancy ations of the war in ukraine. ah, well, he has a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. there's been days of unrest in sweden, protests against pans, by a far right group to march and burn copies of islam holy book. the koran turned violent demonstrators clashed with police and several cities throwing stones and setting veh

but i wonder how concerning this development is when you think about the fact that there are these peace talks going on and some are worried that russia is sort of trying to have -- use false flags to get ready to inflict even more pain on people? jonathan: from the first hours of this war u.s. officials and western allies have warned about exactly this. that russia might stage a false flag attack, blame it on ukraine or in some scenarios perhaps a nato ally and use that as an excuse to escalate the violence. and certainly biden administration officials that we've talked to all week long and we've heard from the president himself are very skeptical about moscow's good faith efforts to have any kind of peace talks right now. y sort of cease-fire agreement. though some troops today, seems like russian troops have indeed pulled away from kyiv. buts -- they're not going home. they're just heading to other regions and they're still continuing the long-range bombardment -- bombardments of kyiv and not like peace has come to those areas and seems like putin is trying to capture the east, the do

faster in order to secure our peace back home. find need peace faster in order to secure our peace back home.— need peace faster in order to secure our peace back home. and that raises the question — our peace back home. and that raises the question about _ our peace back home. and that raises the question about the _ our peace back home. and that raises the question about the peace - the question about the peace negotiations, they are on again in turkey on friday. how much risk, this extraordinary level of unity on the western side, this question begins to factor on at what level should zelensky be prepared to compromise, at what level and how quickly should be moved to some kind of peace agreement and what kind of an accept compromises may have to be made on both sides and for the west to accept? i made on both sides and for the west to acce t? ~' , . , to accept? i think the precept underlying — to accept? i think the precept underlying this _ to accept? i think the precept underlying this is _ to accept? i think the precept underlying this is whether - to accept? i think the p

and to fight a war against european peace order. and this is why we have answered with essential package. we have to face reality also. that we are in a situation that nato is standing there in solidarity with ukraine. and on the other hand russia is which has made clear that there are no red lines for themselves. this is why we support military wise with weapons as europeans. we are supporting germany with weapons which we haven't done in the past. because the reality has changed so brutally. we have set up this sanction package. it's in putin's hands. it started the war without a reason. and this is his responsibility to end the war and we pressure the system of putin by the sanctions. so that he is being isolated and we as an international community are making very clear that this heavy cost on his own society on his own citizens, but unfortunately in this world in the 21st century, we all depend and connected to each other. therefore the question you were raising about fossil fuel, oil and energy, europe is connected with russia

pope francis called for world peace, especially in the middle east. may israelis, palestinians and allho dwell in the holy city together with pilgrims experience the beauty of peace, dwell in fraternity and enjoy free access to the holy places in mutual respect for the wright of each. geoff: tensions in jerusalem's old city after clashes left seven palestinians wounded. israelry -- val israeli police entered the mosque to secure it. police contend palestinians were waiting with stones and fireworks. at least two palesnians were arrested. the palestinians accuse israelis of using excessive force on swillians. two days ago at least 150 palestinians were injured at th same site, clashing with israeli police in riot gear. and back at home, three mass shootings in less than a day. overnight in pittsburgh, two minors are dead and at least eight others injured when gun pyre erupted at a large party at an airbnb. police say they're investigating eight separate crime scene spanning several blocks but no suspects are in custody. today pittsburgh's police chief

so the peace talks have stalled regardless. and one thing that we have heard is that russian, allah, god, roman abram avila appears to be in cave, in talking to the ukrainian delegation, to try to resuscitate those piece talks remains to be seen whether he'll be successful. and of course, the events in mary, you pole over the coming hours and days will certainly determine whether or not they're able to get back on track. now russia has also intensified its attacks across the country, even in the capital key of where you are. so what is the current situation there? well, this is a city you know, trying to get on with life as normal as possible under the really difficult circumstances. the founding urges in front of made on square site of the 2014 protests. it's normally a busy tourist attraction, or it is much quieter today. the sunday we are seeing people come out in the streets though, and we are seeing some shops opens non essential shops and restaurants. these people are trying to get on with life as best they can. but to mi