and japan meet for the first time in 12 years, seeking to set aside historic differences. the european central bank has hiked interest rates by half of 1%, despite the impact of rising rates on the banking sector. it comes as central banks and governments around the world are nervously watching whether the crisis surrounding credit suisse will develop into a global banking crisis. shares in credit suisse have stabilised after the swiss national bank offered it a funding lifeline. so how did we get here? credit suisse was already in trouble before its biggest investor saudi national bank announced on wednesday that it could offer no more financial support. that lead to its share price plummetting by 30%. late wednesday the swiss central bank said it would provide financial support to the tune of $54 billion us dollars. that has reassured the markets for now but concerns remain about contagion from the collapse of the two us banks last week. it is all quite complex, it is all q
call free grain, more needs to be delivered. be delivered. we are talking about more be delivered. we are talking about more needing - be delivered. we are talking about more needing to - be delivered. we are talking about more needing to be i about more needing to be delivered, i want to ask you asha, with your experience of the state department, is there anything you think the biden administration could do which would provide more support to african nations? african nations? already initially as african nations? already initially as far african nations? already initially as far as - african nations? already initially as far as pulling | african nations? already i initially as far as pulling out of the initially as far as pulling out of the grain deal, the biden administration did an excellent ob administration did an excellent job with administration did an excellent job with calling out that decision along with the united nations decision along with the united nations
as pulling out of the grain deal, the biden administration did an excellentjob with calling out that decision along with the united nations. and then with regards to ukraine, the administration is doing an excellentjobjust holding putin five feet to the fire, for instance this week resident biden did an excellent job with opening up, willing to provide more information to the international criminal court with regards to holding putin more accountable with regards to the war against humanity, war crimes against humanity. i think that is significant to note because many african countries are part of the icc. so i think the biden administration is doing an excellent job as far as staying engaged in being able to use diplomatic tools in a way to shape the outcome of this and deliver a strong message to african countries that you know, putin is not a reliable partner, he is still a significant problem when it comes to ukraine, and it is already spilling into where it is impacting food insec
of command, further up towards the people, in government, in moscow, who planned what this report says is a systematic violation, war crimes against humanity. a systematic violation, war crimes against humanity. much more for them to be investigated against humanity. much more for them to be investigated but against humanity. much more for them to be investigated but what against humanity. much more for them to be investigated but what is - against humanity. much more for them to be investigated but what is the - to be investigated but what is the likelihood of any prosecutions happening? the likelihood of any prosecutions happening? likelihood of any prosecutions haueninu? ~ , happening? the likelihood is quite hirh happening? the likelihood is quite hiuh for happening? the likelihood is quite high for some happening? the likelihood is quite high for some people happening? the likelihood is quite high for some people but - happening? the likelihood is quite high for some p
life. 52 deaths for the moment, we had in kramatorsk. it was women, it was kids, who wanted to leave, who wanted to be re-created. we understand this as unnecessary death. and the end of these deaths are just to kill people who are not there. this, we actually see in ukraine. kyiv region for today, more than 800 deaths. bucha, irpin, borodianka, it s cruelty, actually, atrocity crimes, war crimes against humanity. we see they do the war no by rules at all. international condemnation