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Fellowship in solidarity. and it makes people look up on each other with suspicion and hatred. and that is whats happening here. its tragic to see it when ive studied it all over the world for years to see it happening here. >> then, what do we do with that? if your own lifes work isnt believed by your mother who is believing drifters, criminals and liars instead of her daughter or teachers and doctors, what do we do with that? >> so, a lot of the research that comes from people who study what i...

World, led by the united kingdom, united states, the european union, to destroy putins regime, which is a real threat to the whole world. i had the privilege once of travelling ijy had the privilege once of travelling by train by kyiv to the western frontier. it took many hours overnight, even though the train thundered through the countryside at speed. it is an enormous country. it was once the breadbasket of europe and certainly of the former soviet union. that the harvest this year, much of i...

Turn its attention away from ukraine and there will be pressure on ukraine government from some quarters to accept a deal with russia supposed to get the economy moving again and open up the black sea trade routes for example to get all the grain that has been stuck there in silos and exported across there in silos and exported across the black sea to markets in places like egypt. so, the world economy want to move on and its a bit dangerous time for ukraine because ukrainians dont want to let p...

Would be in early 2020. the problem of course is that grain is piling up in the silos, and it needs to leave, otherwise when the harvest comes in, injune, july, a lot of this years production will be wasted because there will be nowhere for it to go. we really need to avert that worst—case scenario and get those ports unblocked so that we dont have a global food crisis. so what is the for that, then, for the grain that is currently in silos, how long can that be kept in suitable condition befo...

Course logistical issues related to sanctioning and self sanctioning inside shipping markets, so it is a confluence of factors that is driving the rise in food prices we are seeing. partly the blockade, partly other issues. it seeing. partly the blockade, partly other issues.- partly other issues. if the blockade _ partly other issues. if the blockade were _ partly other issues. if the blockade were to - partly other issues. if the blockade were to be - partly other issues. if the i blockade wer...

Unblocked so that we dont have a global food crisis.— a global food crisis. so what is the for — a global food crisis. so what is the for that, _ a global food crisis. so what is the for that, then, - a global food crisis. so what is the for that, then, for - a global food crisis. so what is the for that, then, for the grain that is in silos, how long can that be kept in suitable condition before it has to be used, and honestly i take your point, once the next harvest comes in, where are you...

The problem of course is that grain is piling up in the silos, and it needs to leave, otherwise when the harvest comes in, injune, july, a lot of this years production will be wasted because there will be nowhere for it to go. we really need to avert that worst—case scenario and get those ports unblocked so that we dont have a global food crisis. so what is the for that, then, for the grain that is in silos, how long can that be kept in suitable condition before it has to be used, and honestly...

Energy and food is going to come down. that has led to a level of uncertainty that i havent seen in all my visits to this, the world economic forum. there are dozens of world leaders, hundreds of business leaders here, and they were given a standing ovation today via video link third president zelensky. he said urgently that more help is required, more sanctions required on russians, the russians have practically been banished from this place. but really critically, they want help to open up the...

About every level, michelle, i want you to take a listen to former attorney general eric holder speaking to the erosion of reproductive rights speaking this week on msnbc. >> if you think about all the furor weve seen, legitimate concern about how roe v. wade might be overturned, and think about the fact that that come from cases being considered from the supreme court that came from gerrymandered supreme court legislators. or even the most conservative states, people do not want to see roe v. w...

This image shows it best. theres no hiding the facts but the satellite image. >> heres a convoy of tanks coming through here and military vehicles. they set up bases here. they dug into the radioactive soil. and they dug trenches in here. >> reporter: and then theres another aspect to this war, the continuing destruction of ukraines agriculture sector, something thats very hard to capture when trying to photograph from the ground. >> lets zoom it in. this is a couple of weeks ago, you see a grai...