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Call on saturday, and putin was fairly calm, and he said rejecting the neutrality would be a mistake, and we dont know what kind of decisions are being made under the calm exterior. one of the reasons on the face of it that he launched this conflict in ukraine was that. >> thats the irony in all of this. many thanks to both of you to bring us up-to-date. we will continue to watch that. many nato countries have voiced support for finnish and swedish bids, and turkish officials have accused those ...

Needs to meet certain conditions and must stop supporting terrorist groups in the country and lift export bans. what is your response? would finland meet the conditions that turkey is laying out? >> quite often in this ratification process member states they may try to negotiate or bring up some unrelated items and this has now happened. we have heard not so consistent messages from turkey. they have supported the nato application. now we are hearing this. i think we are seeking a more firm mess...

Horrifying and so to see it with your own eyes as you have in bucha is deeply traumatizing. so today, as you know, the united states and the e.u. announced new, what they call very punishing sanctions on russia. so ill just read you, theyre having a ban on coal imports. they are banning four key banks and key transactions on them. theyre banning russian vessels from all e.u. ports and theyre further targeting more export bans, which will be worth about $11 billion that russia will lose and then ...

Russia denies it plans to invade despite sending more troops and jets to ukraine border the u.s. ordering embassy employees and families to leave while they can and warning civilians not to travel to ukraine or russia. upsetting ukraines government which called those moves excessively cautious and premature. but u.s. intelligence also warns russia could justify invading by toppling ukraine president and installing a puppet government answering to moscow. >> there are a series of other actions th...

Selling products in russia. that will add huge pressure i think with the public. theyre also going to start to limit the use of apple pay. so on top of the financial sanctions and the pullout of s.w.i.f.t., that will add further woe to people in russia. and boeing, michael, bowing is suspending all operations in russia. maintenance and technical support for russian airlines. russian airlines are under a huge amount of pressure. export bans are targeting the air space sector and of course russian...

Interplay of foreign policy in the united states context. the president here getting basically nudged, although hes been open to it but nudged by congress here. we have the headline of a potential deal to ban russian energy imports, bipartisan deal that would do so, or the u.s. can move on an executive basis even faster. walk us through how that works and what do you expect? does this lead to a multicountry ban or is the u.s. sort of acting alone because it is less leveraged, perhaps, than some ...

New satellite images show the russian military convoy heading towards kyiv has now dispersed with artillery deployed in firing positions. moscow requests a meeting of the un security council after claiming, without evidence, that the us is developing chemical weapons in ukraine — something the ukrainian leader denies. the russian owner of chelsea football club, roman abramovich, is among another seven people whove been hit with sanctions by the uk government because of their suspected close li...

Globally? >> yeah, i think, frankly, first and foremost, do no harm. what i mean by that, in the past, back in 2007, 08, a lot of that situation was exacerbated by the fact that countries put on export bans. a country decided, prices are really high, ill keep that wheat at home, im not going to export it. that was really good for that country, but it just made global supplies all that more tight. and unfortunately, those export bans tend to be very contagious. once one country starts, another on...

Moscow retaliates against Western sanctions with export bans

The list includes technological, telecommunication and medical equipment, vehicles, agricultural machinery, electric equipment, as well as railway cars and locomotives, containers, turbines, metal and stone cutting machines, video displays, projectors, consoles and switchboards