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Suppliers following its full Scale Invasion of ukraine in 2022. Bilateral trade between the two countries topped 240 Billion last year, up 26 on a year earlier. Has the Balance Of Power now shifted with russias increasing reliance on its eastern neighbour . Joining me now is chris weafer, chief executive officer, macro advisory ltd. Thanks forjoining us, good to see you. Firstly, what were you expecting from these Trade Talks . Anything material or substantial to come out of it . Not to publicly...

tonight on why hes been calling for all court papers to be made public but not doing so in the place that it matters most, the courtroom. clarissa ward is in afghanistan and her harrowing return to a place deeply affected by the war and what she found when she got there one year after american troops departed. we begin with the search at mar-a-lago and the fight against unce unsealing documents. jessica, walk us through what the judge ordered today. >> anderson, the judge telling doj...

details the potential offenses being investigated. you can see there, it says willful retention of national defense information, also concealment or removal of government records. also obstruction of a federal investigation. that willful retention that you see there, anderson, its key because legal experts are telling our evan perez and caitlin polantz that its that language that points directly to the former president as a possible subject of the criminal probe. something else that wa...

Specialtys national security and the law, shes also a senior fellow at the center for new american security. also with, us former federal judge, nancy green, or who is currently a senior lecturer at harvard law school. and judge gardner, was it surprising to you that the judge in this matter set up the potential release of a redacted affidavit? >> it was very surprising. i think that he must be feeling the pressure from the public to find out whats going on. im still not convinced that anything ...

That its set up. its really incredible, walking around and seeing so many parts of the building that still look and feel british, given the republic and this restoration, but, at the same time, what i think is quite exciting — if youre from barbados — is that this time, its by choice. and in sight of the senate is the highest—profile change so far. last year, to great fanfare, the statue of lord nelson was removed. it stood here for 200 years in the area that used to be called trafalgar sq...

That still look and feel british, given the republic and this restoration, but, at the same time, what i think is quite exciting — if youre from barbados — is that this time, its by choice. and in sight of the senate is the highest—profile change so far. last year, to great fanfare, the statue of lord nelson was removed. it stood here for 200 years in the area that used to be called trafalgar square. do you think that anything material will change on december 1st? when everyone wakes up? t...

Its really incredible, walking around and seeing so many parts of the building that still look and feel british, given the republic and this restoration but, at the same time, what i think is quite exciting — if you are from barbados — is that this time, it is by choice. and in sight of the senate is the highest—profile change so far. last year, to great fanfare, the statue of lord nelson was removed. it stood here for 200 years in the area that used to be called trafalgar square. do you t...

Is quite exciting — if you are from barbados — is that this time, it is by choice. and in sight of the senate is the highest—profile change so far. last year, to great fanfare, the statue of lord nelson was removed. it stood here for 200 years in the area that used to be called trafalgar square. do you think that anything material will change on december 1st? when everyone wakes up? i mean nothing will change for the average barbadian. we will still be who we are. in terms of material stuf...

Counterintelligence investigation, which at some point started, we dont know what happened to it, do you think youll be able to discern if thats ongoing, if that was resolved in some way, if there has been any sort of conclusion as to those core questions about potential leverage over our government? >> yes, i do think we will learn that. that is to say the intelligence committee and quite possibly other people in the congress will learn that. the intelligence community is required to keep us ap...

When you get this information, do you expect that you guys will be able to discern if that counterintelligence investigation, which at some point started, we dont know what happened to it, do you think youll be able to discern if thats ongoing, if that was resolved in some way, if there has been any sort of conclusion as to those core questions about potential leverage over our government? >> yes, i do think we will learn that. that is to say the intelligence committee and quite possibly other p...