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Hope and impulse of that era, made possible by the courage of millions of ordinary europeans. that is why nato opened its doors to 14 states after 1999 and we cannot allow our open door to be slammed shut. but if dialogue fails, and if russia chooses to use violence against an innocent and peaceful population in ukraine, and to disregard the norms of civilised behaviour between states and to disregard the charter of the united nations, then we at this conference should be in no doubt that it is ...

Becoming more aggressive, it is targeting -- its targeting might become less precise, resulting in more innocent civilians dying. russian forces are becoming particularly aggressive in their effort to capture the ukrainian capital of kyiv. the damage there is already catastrophically bombing and shelling infrastructure in residential areas. reuters reports one u.s. official stopping short of directly accusing russian troops of specifically targeting civilians. putin and his troops are becoming a...

Fight for the innocent. this income of the humanity line here, fight for the innocent.— fight for the innocent. this is a really upsetting _ fight for the innocent. this is a really upsetting picture, - fight for the innocent. this is a i really upsetting picture, actually, it takes a lot to put a picture like this on a front page, it really does, as a newspaper editor, you never want to have pictures of people dying or nearly dead anywhere, actually, especially children. that image has been u...

Are two federal crimes afoot here, basically having to do with deceitfully trying to keep the congress from doing its work. pretty important and they do drop some of the voluminous evidence they have been getting. basically where people say to trump, no, ifs, ands or buts, youre totally all wet here and that tends to show his intent that he cant say its at all innocent. so thats happening now for that motion and i think it means they will almost certainly do a referral down the line, maybe in a ...

Saving ukraine and not just talking about it in the cloak rooms and diplomatic rooms. this is a real fight. were helping a small nation take on a bully and when we do that, we have to make sure were fully committed emotionally to do it and not just talk about it. >> what do you say to your constituents, who are going to say i dont care about ukraine. i care about the prices of everything going up is this is only going to make it worse? >> reporter: you know, i know its tough. i get it. i see gas...

Putin has been overseeing in ukraine is a war crime-— is a war crime. what we have seen already from _ is a war crime. what we have seen already from vladimir _ is a war crime. what we have seen already from vladimir putins - is a war crime. what we have seen i already from vladimir putins regime in the _ already from vladimir putins regime in the use _ already from vladimir putins regime in the use of— already from vladimir putins regime in the use of the munitions that they— in the use o...

The innocent. that is with ukrainian people are. anita: they are going through a lot and thankfully so many our faithful christians. that which is guided to this horrific time. great to see you. kevin: it has been a fascinating and in my in a few hours as we once again bring you the life continuing coverage of the wine ukraine thinking to our correspondents who have been joining us and to all of those who helped us out and who have contributed hope you have a great night. >> thank you to all of ...

An attack and to prevent other wars going on in ukraine. spilling over to a nato allied country. that was the message from nato leaders today. that was also the message when i met with ben at the g7 yesterday. that is also of course the message when speaking to close partners, finland, sweden, the european union, because we are all concerned and russias attack on ukraine is more than an attack on ukraine is more than an attack on ukraine is more than an attack on ukraine. its a devastating treme...

That ben is an expert in has now been adopted by a lot of mainstream news outlets. so let me introduce you to the rest of my panel. alexa koenig is the executive director of the human rights centre at the berkeley school of law. allison killing is the winner of the 2021 a pulitzer prize in international reporting. haley willis is visual investigations reporter at the new york times. and haley, if i can start with you. welcome to the media show. youve been investigating civilian casualties in us ...

Animus. >> the prosecution called 20 witnesses, the defense called one witness. her testimony center around a call about confronting a homeless man, someone they suspected of committing thefts. she testified she spotted a white man under that bridge. if thats their only witness, what does that signal to you? >> nothing. and i just want to caution folks that there will probably be even be a jury instruction to the effect, some variation of, look, the defense doesnt have to call anybody. in fact, ...