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Diversing this campaign foe. And mike pompeo admits he was on the call and as congress showed today starkly than ever how things are changing, with this scene. Speaker pelosi you see walking out to the lectern showing shes in this fight. Shes in the lead. Shes making clear who the democrats are positioning as a top prosecutor in any case against President Trump, intelligence chairman adam schiff. Its his committee who did was is many other democrats have not to date and it was schiff who joined ...

Said we do not believe that there should be decoupling. we dont believe that there should be a hostile policy toward china. china is a partner. with respect to french polynesia. france is not really a new caledonia. france is not really a pacific power when it comes to the security of the far east. its the united states. its japan, south korea. its australia and to a certain extent, britain, so i think by all means that the french and germans want to cut deals. business deals in china. they shou...

Recently, and we know about the significance of that in the region in particular. it is a particularly hot-button issue. could that play a role in at least the discussions politically that are taking place in japan right now? >> well, again, the primary focus for, you know, japans national security in recent years has been this question of dealing with a resurgent china challenging the security order in the region in a very significant way. abe, as you know, was president -- was prime minister t...

In germany. theyre extremely important given how high our stakes in this war. they are of course about the sovereignty of ukraine, ending the suffering of this, but also about the broader objective of conserving the existing security order. :, , order. how, then, will these new missions change _ order. how, then, will these new missions change things _ order. how, then, will these new missions change things for - order. how, then, will these new missions change things for what l missions change ...

And to push back russia in order to reach a more favorable situation on the battleground for ukraine and for future peace talks. >> you recently tweeted that you, quote, dont share the view that no western leader should ever talk to putin, but the way macron of france and scholz of germany is doing it is counterproductive. under what circumstances should western leaders in ukraine speak to russia, do you share the view that russia in effect has to lose in order to make peace here? >> well, the s...

Concerns _ to be able to defend itself. as concerns the efforts undertaken in the framework of our alliance, we will keep— the framework of our alliance, we will keep the ball rolling there too because _ will keep the ball rolling there too because we are all aware that this war will— because we are all aware that this war will not— because we are all aware that this war will not end any time soon. russias— war will not end any time soon. russias attack on ukraine russias breach— russi...

To 76%, according to the last opinion poll. speaking to finlands foreign minister this morning, he told me that the finns were practical people and were just looking to defend themselves better. we have had security mechanisms in europe like the osce, which should — which is built to to avoid war and military conflicts. and now, we have seen that this security order does not function in europe. russia did not trust this mechanism, we refuses mechanism — instead that planned war against ukrai...

Russia currently only shares around 1,250 kilometres of its more than 20,000 kilometre border with nato members. finlands border with russia is around 1,300 kilometres, so its membership would more than double russias current land border with nato. and its clear that putins decision to invade is what has changed minds in finland. when russia invaded ukraine on february 24th, 53% of finns were in favour of membership — thats now up to 76%. and speaking to the bbc, the foreign minister says the ...

Polls forjoining nato, suddenly to 76%, according to the last opinion poll. speaking to finlands foreign minister this morning, he told me that the finns were practical people and were just looking to defend themselves better. we have had security mechanisms in europe like the osc which are meant to avoid war and military conflicts. and now we have seen that this security order does not function in europe — russia did not trust this mechanism, we refuses mechanism — instead that planned war ...

$3.7 billion to help ukraine and along with this, we have seen in recent weeks the u.s. increasingly willing to send heavier duty equipment and weapons. we are talking about high prevision drones and this has come as ukrainian officials have been very vocal in saying, we cant receive this help fast enough, thats why we are seeing u.s. and allies are stepping up to send these kinds of heavy duty equipment. >> general millie told jim sciutto of the entire security order is at stake if russia gets ...