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The first major city to fall to the russian troops and this is what he had to say. the first thing is, - there is no law here. this is the level of insecurity that you could get shot - on the straight and no one is accountable. i there is no law or law enforcement here. i the only law that exists i is that they have been told by the russian military- authorities, that is the law and how it feels is terrifying. you feel insecure. i mean, living in any country, you are guaranteed that - you will b...

Parliamentary election, in burkina faso as i mentioned, with raging insecurity. and then in places like mozambique that are conflict—free anew you have a real gap between the centre and the peripheries. you have people out there feeling that the government doesnt represent them, that elites at the centre are corrupt and accountable, and dont really connect with the masses. you know, since 2015... what about south sudan, since you are doing a little tour of the continent? neighbouring south sud...

Global market. they had at a spot where there was already insecurity, and uncertainty how prices it made the existing situation were difficult. gas transfers by liquefied gas were larger, and europe can get gas from other countries. europe can get gas from other countries-— europe can get gas from other countries. , ., ., countries. one question, given that oure countries. one question, given that youre saying _ countries. one question, given that youre saying the — countries. one question, ...

Administer of defense, national security adviser, they all represent strong constituencies in russia and the question is whether we reach a breaking point and the russian military insecurity services decide they can no longer take orders from kgb guy in the kremlin who was demanding that they commit atrocities against innocent civilians and cost so much harm not only to ukraine but to russia as well. eric: 20 seconds left, do you think thats possible, theyll pull him out? >> if i were at the cia...

Implement was not home—grown. it was forced. 0k, murithi, i mean, we are seeing conflict in countries that have had democratically—held elections. you know, we saw it in somalia, we see it in mozambique. you still have conflict. democracy does not necessarily deliver stability and prosperity, does it? in africa. its a complex issue. at the risk of sounding like a coup—monger, if you look at the recent coups, for sure, there was deep public disillusionment. in guinea, for example, with alph...

Warm people. kyiv is known as the garden city. it a beautiful european capital and i just feel for the people that are -- something that americans just dont understand this kind of -- they dont have the perspective to understand this suffering and insecurity and i wish it was something we never have to experience but if we leave it up to trump and carlson, theyre going to bring us there. >> yeah. and i mean, very well said and, you know, congresswoman, let me ask you a couple questions here beca...

Domestically could create incentives for putin to try to end this war through negotiations, but its just as likely, if not more likely that putin is going to dig in, really ramp up repression. so i think thats the situation were in, that given his insecurity now and his concern about elite defection, we dont know how putin is going to respond. >> rick, its good to see you in person. >> good to see you. >> going after the oligarchs, how do you go after properties, et cetera, that are so intertwin...

A determination of russia to redraw the map of eastern europe and potentially beyond. and were not quite sure how to respond yet. weve done well on the sanctions side, but militarily, nato is the most potent military alliance in the world, but were still not quite sure how to utilise that, how to stand up to putins aggression. youve got some ideas — a no—fly zone, for instance. you know that there are regular objections to this. nato chiefjens stoltenberg says the only way to implement a no�...

Western regions of ukraine, also, is limited. people are already sleeping there on the floors of churches, and in schools. they are just fleeing something. it is insecurity, and it is like 95%, and that they are not allowed to a military times to leave ukraine. there and territorial defense units, or within our army. they managed to go to germany before, because my husband is a diplomat, and we were eligible for civilian security protocols. we need hope that nothing would happen, until the last ...

Schools running is taken out. and that has catastrophic effects on civilian life. and now were obviously seeing that spread right through the country. so thats why its so important for the parties of this conflict is respect that civilian infrastructure and life. >> i wanted to ask you i mean how difficult is it for your teams to work in this environment and be able to render assistance, meaningful assistance? how difficult is it for them out in the field, and what do you need? >> its really cha...