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There will be no impunity for these Russian crimes.

European Commission President Osulovondelion tells me that Russia is still on the

back foot in Ukraine and allies are racing to make sure it stays that way. Then, after a perilous year for Pakistan, a

senior government official tells me she's putting the climate crisis at the top of

the agenda. also ahead.

There is no way you can run a 50 billion dollar Ponzi scheme

and not have anybody else know about.

A con that was much bigger than just one man.

Haris Strenovasen talks to director Joe Berlinger about his new documentary,

Made of The Monster of Wall Street. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London.

Ukraine's first lady O'Lena Zelenska, opened the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland

with this stark warning.

We are facing the threat of a collapse of the world as we know it, the way that we are

accustomed to it or to what we aspire.

This war can go further and make crisis wider if the aggressor does not lose.

This while back home her people suffer stepped up horrors and mass killings by the aggressor, Russia.

The number of residents killed by a cruise

missile strike on their apartment block in Dinipro has now risen to at least

45 people. Something her husband, President Volodomir Zelensky, has called a war crime.

Russia's war in Ukraine is topic number one at the Davos Summit.

Leaders, of course, will also discuss climate change and the cost of living crisis.

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