Europe over diesel emissions. We start with post brexit trade tensions that threaten to overshadow the g7 summit in cornwall. The eu has doubled down on its threat to take action against the uk, after talks ended without a breakthrough. At the heart of the row is the brexit deal s northern ireland protocol, which allows for border checks on goods going into northern ireland from great britain. But as he arrived in cornwall ahead of the g7 conference, prime minister borisjohnson said a resolution to the row was easily doable. Our political editor laura kuennsberg reports from cornwall. So, is this just the beginning? the beginning of what? the start of what could be a momentous week for this prime minister to crank out deals with other democracies on climate, on covid and cooperation. I got it. As world leaders make their way to cornwall, he wants to be the host with the most. It s a big moment. Don t forget, this is the first time in six months in office, almost, thatjoe biden, the u
gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria coming to you from new york on today s program, bibi netanyahu approves plans for an assault on rafah at one of the most powerful democrats in washington says israel s prime minister must go i ll ask the middle east scholars should be to homie, to make sense of these developments also, the clock may be ticking on the future of tiktok in the united states the house has voted for legislation that could ban. now it is up to the center to ban or not to ban. we will have that debate then. the ai nightmare, silicon chips deciding whom to kill and whom say if this isn t happening right now on the battlefield, it is likely to happen soon enough. i will ask an expert what we can expect and what we can do about the ai warfare revolution but first, here s my take. in a recent interview with russian state tv, vladimir putin s had something that was in his words impor
the toughest times it has seen since those early weeks after the full scale russian invasion? it s yes and no. yes, because we have entered a new stage where the factors are very different and we have to find a new modus operandi both inside the country and outside the country. but the very first hours and days were exceptionally difficult, and i m proud that both my people and my leadership have done the best. how closely do you, sitting here at the united nations in new york, follow the front line fighting? cos i m guessing that, if you do, you have deep concerns right now about what is happening in the east, particularly around the city of avdiivka, where it seems, after months of hugely costly attritional fighting, ukrainian forces are in retreat. i think that. i m not a military expert, but my humble view is that. ..those retreats, as you call them, they are very incremental. and the costs for the russians are much, much higher than for the ukrainians. so i would not rea
nice to see you. ambassador, do you think that, right now, ukraine is facing the toughest times it has seen since those early weeks after the full scale russian invasion? it s yes and no. yes, because we have entered a new stage where the factors are very different and we have to find a new modus operandi both inside the country and outside the country. but the very first hours and days were exceptionally difficult, and i m proud that both my people and my leadership have done the best. how closely do you, sitting here at the united nations in new york, follow the front line fighting? cos i m guessing that, if you do, you have deep concerns right now about what is happening in the east, particularly around the city of avdiivka, where it seems, after months of hugely costly attritional fighting, ukrainianforces are in retreat. i think that. i m not a military expert, but my humble view is that. ..those retreats, as you call them, they are very incremental. and the costs for th
it s yes and no. yes, because we have entered a new stage where the factors are very different and we have to find a new modus operandi both inside the country and outside the country. but the very first hours and days were exceptionally difficult, and i m proud that both my people and my leadership have done the best. how closely do you, sitting here at the united nations in new york, follow the front line fighting? cos i m guessing that, if you do, you have deep concerns right now about what is happening in the east, particularly around the city of avdiivka, where it seems, after months of hugely costly attritional fighting, ukrainian forces are in retreat. i think that. i m not a military expert, but my humble view is that. ..those retreats, as you call them, they are very incremental. and the costs for the russians are much, much higher than for the ukrainians. so i would not really use this retreat to support the defeatist narrative that we increasingly face every day. b