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has said that poland has blocked the russian embassy s bank accounts. we don t have any other information now, but it sounds like that is a bit of a consolidated effort this morning to announce new actions. this is the nato summitjust getting under way in brussels. yens still timber borisjohnson, joe biden and emmanuel macron as they prepare to go into those talks. yens stoltenberg. that is the traditional photograph of those leaders as they gather. it is notjust a nato summit, the g7 and the eu are all holding meetings in a display of unity rarely seen by the west. joe biden is taking part in all three of those, which is the first time that a us president has visited an eu summit in brussels.
withdrawal from afghanistan, and between the us and france over a submarine deal. and some 620 leaders won t even be here in person. so will the summitjust end up as another talking shop? no leader can afford to fiddle while rome burns. always a bit of time for a roman pond, i have to say. now even though there are key themes that these leaders are talking about, the 620 is a time in which leaders can sit down for bilateral talks. a roman pu n. hugely important in ironing out some of the issues. we had the uk prime minister borisjohnson sitting down with italian prime minister mario draghi a little earlier, two men who know each other well, and they have a huge stake in the success of the 620, and of course in glasgow, because they are
are resisting phasing out coal and limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees. there s tension between some western allies over america s chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan, and between the us and france over a submarine deal. and some 620 leaders won t even be here in person. so will the summitjust end up as another talking shop? no leader can afford to fiddle while rome burns. always time for a little rome pun there, with my apologies! we can see france s president, emmanuel macron, who isjust france s president, emmanuel macron, who is just arriving. france s president, emmanuel macron, who isjust arriving. he is a 67 leader as well as a 620 leader. he will be meeting borisjohnson as we see and it s that growing tension over fishing see and it s that growing tension overfishing rights. he is being met thereby italy s prime minister, who is presiding over this summit. he is known to many world leaders and finance ministers because he was at the president of the european
some of the developing countries are resisting phasing out coal and limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees. there s tension between some western allies over america s chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan, and between the us and france over a submarine deal. and some g20 leaders won t even be here in person. so will the summitjust end up as another talking shop? no leader can afford to fiddle while rome burns. to give you a sense of how much work there is to be done, a recent climate report by the un found that emissions targets, the aim to achieve net zero carbon emissions by the end of the century, is way off track and there could be a 60% rise by carbon emissions compared to 2010, which would lead to a global temperature rise of 2.7 degrees, way ahead of the 1.5 degrees that they