already said that any kind of relations with taiwan must end. but this is very much not only about the economics, but it also has to do with the geopolitics. a sign that the us is taking the threat of a potential. potentially china coming into taiwan, as a real threat. and so a lot of people are taking lessons from what they are seen happening in ukraine and starting to make some strengthening within their own borders. absolutely. and while you are with us, let s talk about that the debt ceiling deal. passing a very big hurdle last night, but still a lot of work to do if they are to meet that deadline injune the 6th? absolutely. they re going to have. now that it s passed one chamber of congress, it now has to pass the senate. andy thinking has been that they would be able to get it into they would be able to get it into the senate, but now we re hearing from a lot of senators are saying they are going to try. it s not going to be an easy ride, it s going to be a lot of pushb
cases and eight deaths from a mysterious fever are reported. a bbc team has uncovered further evidence of potential war crimes committed by russian forces in ukraine. since russian soldiers were pushed back from kyiv at the end of march, the bodies of more than one 1,000 civilians have been discovered in the bucha region, just outside the capital. the local police chief has said that more than half of the dead were shot, in what has been described as executions. 0ur east europe correspondent, sarah rainsford, has been investigating one case in particular. and a warning her report contains some distressing details. this is a place where dark acts were committed. civilians tortured and killed by russian soldiers fighting a war in which they break all the rules, like they do not know them or even care. we were shown underground to where five men were held captive, then shot in the head. in the gloom, we saw the chilling evidence. the men s bodies were found kneeling here, be
numbers are heading in the right direction, but they are still way higher than many are comfortable with. what does the detailed telus? because energy prices, food prices, still a problem. because energy prices, food prices, stilla problem. but because energy prices, food prices, still a problem. but i m looking at the service number, that is starting to come down, could indicate a turning point? turning point? yes, it could indicate that, turning point? yes, it could indicate that, even - turning point? yes, it could indicate that, even services turning point? yes, it could - indicate that, even services prices that have been probably a cause of concern over the last few months, they are also coming down. they are brought down anyway, but it s still too early to say whether the ecb will change course. still, it is very high, it is above five, let s not forget that the objective, the target is 2%, or around that. i think the ecb will still keep the route map and bubbly will still ha
control. how much is that the problem has much as the issue of hate? , ., ., ,, of hate? first of all, if you do not have of hate? first of all, if you do not have the of hate? first of all, if you do not have the hate - of hate? first of all, if you | do not have the hate you re of hate? first of all, if you - do not have the hate you re not going to have a problem with the guns as well. guns are still a problem. the guns as well. guns are stilla problem. but the guns as well. guns are still a problem. but if you look at what has happened in this country in the last four years, six years if you will, and i have been yelling from the root top since 2009 because we were operating under white minority resistance, this notion that in 2023 white americans will be in the minority. let s be honest, people have been dealing with this in europe. it have been complaining about african immigrants coming in. these nations are changing, western nations are changing, western nations are changin
say.- it will be a shame if significant rival or ally i should say. kate. it will be a shame if the g20 summit say. kate. it will be a shame if the 620 summit which say. kate. it will be a shame if the 620 summit which starts - say. kate. it will be a shame if the 620 summit which starts on - say. kate. it will be a shame if the 620 summit which starts on saturday was to 620 summit which starts on saturday was to be 620 summit which starts on saturday was to be overshadowed by a row over bricks was to be overshadowed by a row over bricks and was to be overshadowed by a row over bricks and fishing. i m sure that would bricks and fishing. i m sure that would be bricks and fishing. i m sure that would be something that the european leaders would be something that the european leaders that are attending that would leaders that are attending that would probably shrug your shoulders and think would probably shrug your shoulders and think they cannot believe we are so talk