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Individual sanctions, sanctions against banks, russian banks, no more russian ships and outports and so on and so on. coal is already 4 billion euros a year. it's important. we have to continue to ban exports. as our president said, we are ready to go further, for instance to ban oil. but we, as presidents of the eu, we have to take into account the fact that some other european countries have more difficulties with that. so, yes, you're right. the atrocities in bucha have made us decide that a new threshold has been -- has caused us to make new sanctions. we have decided to do sanctions, and ...

Coalition, upending power and giving leaders cold feet about staying in the alliance. joining me now is the french ambassador to the united states. mr. ambassador, thank you so much for coming back onto the program. let's start with ukraine before we get to the french elections. earlier this week, ukraine's foreign affairs minister told nato members his agenda was very simple, when he was asked what he needed. it only has three items on it. it's weapons, weapons, and weapons. is nato giving ukraine what it needs? and do you believe the western world has had the right approach to the war so far...

On Monday, the leaders of eight European Union countries in Central and Eastern Europe gave their support to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s plea to quickly facilitate his country’s membership in the EU.

Micheal Martin said that he would support accelerating the country’s bid to join the union.

Paschal Donohoe said that he understood the concerns of business, as the EU, UK and the US begin to impose punitive sanctions on Russia.