Months of drought suddenly followed by terentia will rain theyve destroyed our pastures he never used to be like this. Climate change is changing life for farmers in a remote region of bolivia. Hello im terry martin good to have you with us the leaders of russia and ukraine have agreed to implement a cease fire in Eastern Ukraine as part of efforts to end the conflict there it was one of the number and number of steps agreed by ukrainian president a lot of new selenski and his russian counterpart Vladimir Putin at their 1st face to face meeting brokered by the french and german leaders the meeting in paris left many issues on result the leaders made separate announcements after their closed door talks theres still. The meeting was long and difficult but the mood was rather positive thats the truth and i really want to emphasize that point. We will continue the discussions in 4 months and see the results of what weve achieved. This is certainly an important step towards deescalating the
Annual nato summit with world leaders. On tuesday, he met with the secretary general of nato and took questions from reporters. Secretarygeneral. Will thank you very much. It is great to be with secretary stoltenberg with nato. We met many times. I think hes doing a fantastic job. I am a big fan. His contract was extended. I was very happy about that. I think the secretarygeneral will tell you that through some work and some negotiation weve increased the budget of countries other than the u. S. A. , because were paying far more than anybody else and far more even as a percentage of g. D. P. , but weve increased the numbers that other countries have made by 130 billion. It was going down for close to 20 years. If you look at a roller coaster down. That was going on for a long time. You wouldnt have had a nato if you kept going that way. Now we really increased it. Incredible wealth. Happy to have helped. But the secretary has been looking to do that for a long time and i can tell you h
Through some work and some negotiation weve increased the budget of countries other than the u. S. A. , because were paying far more than anybody else and far more even as a percentage of g. D. P. , but weve increased the numbers that other countries have made by 130 billion. It was going down for close to 20 years. If you look at a roller coaster down. That was going on for a long time. You wouldnt have had a nato if you kept going that way. Now we really increased it. Incredible wealth. Happy to have helped. But the secretary has been looking to do that for a long time and i can tell you hes very happy about it. Just generally we are going to have a big couple days. I believe we are going to have a tremendous couple days but very big, very important. We have tremendous spirit as it pertains to nato. Except for perhaps one country. And well be talking to that one country. Well see how that works out. The one country has a couple of points but those points are very devastating to nato.
Of peoples minds not how wed like the world to be you know were not interested in getting together even everythings blended into. Your speech you know expects you to get. Here watching our 2 international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. Democrats in the usa its of paramount concern that a whistleblower whose revelations triggered an impeachment inquiry against donald trump be protected and anonymous cia officer alleges that the us president pressured his ukrainian counterpart to investigate a potential 2020 rival trump has dismissed claims of Improper Conduct and branded the informant a spy. Either got a totally wrong made it up or the person giving the information to the whistleblower was dishonest and this country has to find out who that person was because that persons a spot in my opinion so president probably doesnt realize. How dangerous his statements are when he says he wants to expose hes the whistle blower is and those wh
Is. Gonna come. Thats our topic here on to that point hello and welcome im melinda crane and these are the guests who will be discussing that topic with us calling on posh is a spokesperson for the berlin section of fridays for future he believes change is coming through the hope that we give to people. And its a pleasure to welcome alan posner he is a commentator for the daily newspaper he argues to be successful the fight against Global Warming needs more than Kids Skipping School it needs politicians who can gain votes for sensible policies. And were very happy to have with us earlier ramakrishna she is currently a fellow at the mercado. Her institute on Global Commons and Climate Change she says emerging countries like india or china must take advantage of the growing middle and upper class to balance their climate and development priorities. So let me start out by asking you angele great to the young swedish leader of these school protests that have now gained worldwide support sh