electing 100 congressmen, eight governors and a presidential candidate. the fact of the matter is, what is happening now has a long lineage. reporter: america accepted chinese workers so that it could build out the west. that led to another violent backlash, and the chinese exclusion act which restricted a nation from america s shore. but the ugliest crusade against immigrants happened in the 1920s. a huge wave of immigrants was landing in america, the largest this country has ever seen. 100,000 people a month arriving at ellis island. italians, hungarians, russians. you have the so-called good white europeans, great britain, france, scandinavian countries,
challenges ahead at this summit. a little earlier dr sue thompson, an associate professor at the national security college of australia national university says it s not quite a done deal yet until the turkish parliament supports it. this decision, the announcement from erdogan means that this will be happening and sweden will be happening and sweden will be happening and sweden will bejoining and the irony is that dispute putin stand off in ukraine has only seen the sort of strengthening of nato. if he was determined to face off against nato, it potentially is backfiring against him. since the cold war, since nato s first inception, there have been, scandinavian countries haven t been that clear and wanting to been that clear and wanting to be members, apart from norway yet this latest crisis is
robert cuffe is with me. as the covid inquiry gets under way, the bbc has gathered the best available figures to compare three years of death for any reason during the pandemic. they tell an up and down story for the uk. a terrible first year amid two huge waves, with death rates up by about 15% from the what we saw during the five years before. and then vast improvements during the second year s world leading vaccine roll out when we actually saw death rates fall below historical averages. but the last year didn t look so good. like some other countries, death rates drifted back up and nhs pressures, heatwaves and a tough flu season didn t help. taken together, that leaves us looking far worse hit than new zealand or scandinavian countries, on this measure, a bit worse than most major european economies but looking far better than the us, where death rates were up?about15%. that first year cost the uk dear, but teasing apart the many reasons behind these differences
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these, obviously, made in the u.s., be able to send them to ukraine. what countries that could have the capability of potentially sending them? these are the countries in nato besides the united states that actually fly the f-16. turkey and greece up through romania, poland and, of course, the scandinavian countries of norway, denmark, and then the netherlands and belgium. so, these countries are critical for this. one country that has made that transition very effectively from soviet fighters to the f-16 is poland. another one is romania. so, these two countries would be the most likely ones to help with that transition. they re also interested in getting newer generation fighters that are even newer than the f-16 and this will be one way to do that, provided the their f-16s to ukraine and then for the ukrainians to be able to use them against russian targets. yeah. with the f-16s, i talked to