or in germany, i live in denmark and berlin, and these cities have become ukrainian in a good sense. therefore, politics and ukrainian culture are now not only on the territory of the country, but in germany, in poland, it is precisely participation in democracies, very alive, which fortunately do not function under martial law.

this is very wise, not even knowing when this war will end. gdansk has very close relations with mariupol, we got acquainted with the plans for the reconstruction of mariupol. today it is very symbolic, but very important, because these thoughts about the future is what saves and strengthens ukrainian democracy after the war. and i think that ukraine will come out of this war with great losses, because it is being terribly destroyed.

it seems to me that now poland after a difficult experience, in poland we had a peaceful revolution of society, people want democracy, also against putin they want a strong poland, a strong europe and a very democratic one, and our two countries can be such engines in general for the restoration of democracy in europe , this is a great chance for us. if we talk about relations between poland and ukraine. at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, poland stood shoulder to shoulder with ukraine, and this was a very big help. currently, ukrainians say that they feel a certain coldness between our countries, partly, obviously, the hand of the kremlin is here, which influences the deterioration of our relations.

macron and his policy regarding ukraine, but i am horrified by marie le pen, but we will see, this is an open process, so it is a great miracle, a great effort of many people who understood that russia is interested in our conflicts, in our hatred, no to jestem bardzo krytyczny, przepraszam, że tak móżię, ludzie są sządzy. returning now to

polish-ukrainian everyday life, i will be very critical. people are tired of war. in poland , less and less people are interested in help. but the good news is that this is not the case. and the germans did not allow people to wait so long at that border. of course, roads and trade should be controlled, but not people, everything was done to ensure active contacts, tourism, and cultural exchanges. this border is also through us, the poles, a border further to another political system, not to

brothers and sisters i am outraged by the discussion about the supposed competition of agricultural markets in general. poland was feared in france and germany 20 years ago. exactly 20 years ago , poland joined the eu, and politicians in germany sensed the populist potential in austria as well, but did not use it, understanding that it was a chance to expand the european union. this is a win-win, a two-way win. and it annoys me that polish politicians do not talk enough about the fact that ukraine will be in the european union, it is also he-he, after the victory. but at the same time it can be competitor for poland. only in the end, competition, and this is the nature of the free market system, strengthens both sides, of different characters, there is no one who wins, because

monopoly is in an authoritarian society. but what is it about? not enough polish political elites, as well as journalists, talk about the chances of the future. in my opinion, we are not active enough in debunking widespread fears, and secondly, the european elections, look, the pro-european majority won in poland, but we have more than 40%, i.e. 48% of anti-european votes, confederation, confederation, anti-ukrainian party, unfortunately, pis. once there is pro-ukrainian, and then anti. president duda seems to be out of his mind right now, but he went there these days to see the president of china. i am very sorry, china is most interested in making this war last for a long time, so i have to

tell you this, as a citizen and an expert, it annoys me, i think we are not doing enough. but we are also lacking on both sides. when we already started talking about ukraine and its future in the european union, now the accession negotiations have actually started of ukraine to the eu. for poland, the path to

the european union lasted 10 years, and this despite the fact that poland did not have.

91st year at the time of the fall of the soviet union. in the end, the two countries that stalin occupied, the baltic states, became part of the european union. therefore, nato and the eu entered the former space of the soviet union. it was about stopping putin's actions to block a very specific road, so the ukraine conflict is a conflict, mr. putin, to your question, there is a certain paradox for me from the moment of the second invasion, from the moment... when the ukrainians defended their independence, the political elites also stayed in kyiv,

to defend kyiv, for me, ukraine is a part of the european union in the sense of a political community. today, i cannot imagine any political speeches without the ukrainian voice. the problem is everyday life for people and the problem of formalities for admission. that is, let's say, everything is over, ukraine has fulfilled all the conditions, the european union, the commission, speak perfectly.

only that international game can use one country to block everything. there are questions about how they will behave large member countries themselves, but i hope that they will say: enough, don't get money, we will isolate you, ukraine should be. part of europe, also regardless of the development of this war, because putin will do everything not to leave

ukraine, we know that, right? nie przychte z ukrainy, to wiemy, prawda, ale tu jest drugi temat to jest nowa, to jest kompletnie nowe experience dla unii europejskiej, but there is another topic here, this is a completely new experience for the european union, this is the topic of inseparability from military experience. yesterday we were at the mayor's sydovoy, who spoke about the very important topic of the opening of the airport in lviv, but... on the eu member country, which is divided, which is a child of the conflict between turkey and greece,

cyprus. of course, it is a small country, but every country is important. there was also a similar conflict here, but the eu said that cyprus, despite the conflict, despite the borders, despite turkey, should be part of europe. that is, it is a question of lobbying. this is a question of lobbying, and the last question, every expansion is something. subjective is about imagination, how we imagine europe, and our actions are very important poles and ukrainians, to show europeans that europe is incomplete without ukraine, because ukraine is europe, and for this we are creating that exhibition, because it is necessary to explain to europeans, because they do not know what democratic traditions ukraine has, not only the last ones 30 years, you have to learn a lot, you really need to expand your horizons. poland

has great chances, because solidarity was a huge movement, it was 10 million people who created an anti-communist , democratic organization. poland was a symbol of democracy then, it had lech walesa, support of the pope, but also had a lot of sympathy from very smart politicians, mazowiecki, geremyk, wise people, writers, intellectuals, cinema, culture, so it's not only politics, but i'm an optimist,

one is that the european union can't do it too long to wait, because poland has been fully democratic for 35 years. i will tell you honestly, only joining the eu gave such strength, as well as a sense of security for investors. before that, poland was very democratic, but only accession gave poland such a civilizational jump. and it's not because the money came, that's not what it's about.

however, it is ukrainian society that determines this standard, it is not only a matter of the european union, that is, for your good. this is important, because then we have semi-democracies that can be, as we see in hungary today, used by authoritarian regimes and be countries that spoil the eu. why did we poles fight for an independent court, because it was about us. it seems to me that this is a ukrainian discussion, the quality of ukrainian democracy, you should take care of it. for you, this is definitely true, if ukraine does not satisfy you as a democracy, then it will harm itself and

others in the european union. it is very important to have a strong democracy. as a child, i survived the war in iraq, because i am half polish, half iraqi. i don't like the word war, because you can also speed up and intensify the war by talking a lot about it, but looking as detached as possible, that is, from my perspective, we have a gigantic global conflict right now, which is actually a war of those authoritarian countries against the wave

of democracy. we have a war in ukraine, this is the crimean war, like in the 19th century, here we are talking about the future of russia, then there were also russia and the country. but the reason for the crimean war was the question of what will happen next in the middle east. today, unfortunately, we have a war in the middle east, and the participant is not hamas and israel, it is iran. iran supports hamas, iran.

europe, eastern, we have the whole black sea . look at that region, we have the central seas, actually turkey, which is a participant, but now finally stabilizing, we have russia's ally, iran, we have a new war in the middle east. behind us is china, which has not yet attacked taiwan, but is participating in this war, because is taking advantage of this war, for example, the price of oil has increased, is it not a holiday war, that is? this is not a world war, is there a world war, true, but its field is also the us elections in france, but i say this not to scare people, but to emphasize

that we have a responsibility. for example, we in poland had national elections in october, these were elections that were not only about poland, but also about europe. and they were anti-putin, anti-chinese, anti-iranian, also against the church, which is very anti-women, homofsk therefore, today we all defend certain values ​​in that global, unfortunately, line. a very important topic for me is chinese technology, which we should not accept, we should not attract chinese capital, because this is also part of that domination and enslavement of us. yes, it's a world war, because maybe says a lot. about hybridity, this is just now the form of introducing war, and the destruction of people, and the destruction of cities, but unfortunately, also an ideological war in the permanent world of technology and

communications. i hope it will win in the end good, and what you are doing, what the center of freedom and democracy is doing, will also help in the fight between good and evil. there is such a very wise thought, the text of the polish philosopher leszyk kolakowski, i did not talk about him, because he is a polish philosopher, but he covered everything in one sentence, saying, in history, people were brought up, for example, in russia, in hatred and in dignity, why educate people in of hatred, because we become hostages of our hatred, we are not free, that is why dictators like to educate on hatred a lot.

you as a journalist, i too in my work, we we undertake to educate people in dignity, this is a struggle with putin, with china, with iran, they invest a lot of money in cultivating hatred, so the world has not changed, but the struggle for dignity, a worthy person will win, a worthy person is always better. of the solidarity center was a guest of the tv channel studio, we talked about the center for freedom and democracy, which was recently created in lviv and will operate here in lviv. thank you, our dear viewers, my name is lesya vakulyuk, stay tuned to the espresso tv channel. usual affairs become unreal, heavy bags are not for my sick

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will russia join the second peace summit, how many patriots does it take to close the ukrainian sky, and why does nato not approve of poland's idea to shoot down a russian ironclad over ukraine? my greetings, annaya vamelnyk is with you, the news editorial team has collected the main points for today's day. representatives of russia must be present at the second. the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, announced the collapse of peace. he confirmed that ukraine plans to hold this meeting before the us presidential election, and also added that the summit will be preceded by three meetings, consultations at the level of ministers and defense advisers. the first meeting, it will most likely be in qatar, is that...