note in the ussr and eastern europe. under this signboard initially hid something more interesting.the cold war, the united states needed a political instrument. a little later, the helsinki committee would be renamed human rights watch. the helsinki accords provided for the obligation of all states to respect human rights in accordance with the universal declaration of human rights. thus, after the signing of the agreements by the soviet leadership, western partners had a completely legal an instrument of influence on the international arena. now interference in the internal affairs of the ussr has become quite. activity, the soviet leadership has lost the opportunity to expose this activity as subversive, carried out in the interests of the united states and other western states, because now human rights activists relied on a certain doctrine of universally recognized human rights. the annual budget is more than 70 million dollars, but where the organization got and gets money is a separate topic. in the official documents of the watch it is written: we exist at the expense of pri

you know, all us troops out of the eastern europe. perhaps even a hand over the david where i get it, we're approaching the bank here, but it took trumpets elected on that platform. don't you think they'll in peach in before and all your ration? well, it depends on whether there's, it's a, you know, it's a democrat control house. i mean, if he wins, uh, we're gonna, you know, republicans will keep the house. so i don't. okay, well i, i take, i was, i'm being kind of facetious. but i think that they would have someone, lindsey graham would lead, read, lead the charge. right gentlemen, i have to jump in here. we're going to go to a hard break, and now it's about hard break. we'll continue our discussion on nato at 75 years old. stay with are the are my little sister store? okay. the model girl to i got you. no problem seem to them out of the news thing. darkness, yes. out of the drive i showed my brother through he was sudden to hoping for a lo so now i never looked at searches as being saved. well, i guess i lost my list. that's the ou

germans from germany and eastern europe. occupiers took over the best lands, houses, commercial and industrial enterprises. the poles were deprived of all civil rights, polish jews were sentenced to physical extermination in ghettos and death camps. in the course of the policy of forced germanization, for... the poles themselves were to be exterminated, for some reason the poles now also forget about this, they were also untermenschen, there was a deliberate policy of exterminating the poles, this was discussed at the nuremberg tribunal, one of the articles of the indictment, a deliberate policy of exterminating the poles as an ethnic group, as a people, and goering and other top leaders were accused of this. the plan of capture territory of the soviet union, called operation barbarossa, assumed the complete defeat of the red army. by august 1941, the wehrmacht occupied most of soviet ukraine, belarus and the baltics. on august 26, hitler and mussolini flew to brest-litovsk, where they viewed the ruins of the brest fortress.

hrw itself openly admits that it contributed to the coups in eastern europe and the ussr in the lates, attacking the unwanted government through the media and direct connections with politicians. as a result, the fight for human rights led to dramatic, democratic transformations in the late eighties. in this way , the non-governmental organization participated in the implementation of the official us foreign policy doctrine, which consisted of the idea of ​​destroying the ussr as an empire of evil. as oleg popov, who took part in the human rights movement for 20 years, claimed, hrw assumed the functions of information and propaganda support for the diplomatic, economic and military intervention of nato countries, primarily the us, in the internal affairs of other countries. the relations between minsk and human rights watch is exactly the same as belarus and the united states. in different years, the watch accused us of unprecedented repression, infringement of freedom of speech, and such rhetoric, impartial in quotes organization, persisted long before the events of 2020. for exampl

hrw itself openly admits that it contributed to the coups in eastern europe and the ussr in the latetacking the unwanted government through the media and direct connections with politicians. as a result, the fight for human rights led to dramatic, democratic transformations in the late eighties. thus, the non-governmental organization participated in the implementation of the official us foreign policy doctrine, which consisted of the idea of ​​destroying the ussr as an evil empire, as oleg popov, who took part in the human rights movement for 20 years, claimed, hrw took on the functions of information and propaganda support for diplomatic, economic and military intervention of nato countries, primarily the united states, in the internal affairs of other countries. the statement of the head of human rights watch kenneth roth immediately comes to mind, who in 2013 called for bombing syria to protect civilians. the comment is unnecessary. i suggest we dwell on our country in more detail; the relations between minsk and human rights watch are exactly the same as those between belarus an

all us troops out of the eastern europe, perhaps even a hand over a connect david, we're getting, we're approaching the bank here. a bit of tough trump is elected on that platform. don't you think they'll in peach in before and all your ration? well, it depends on whether there's, it's a, it's a democrat control house. i mean, if he was, uh, we're gonna, you know, republicans will keep the house. so i don't. okay, well i, i was, i'm being kind of facetious, but i think that they would have someone, lindsey graham would lead, read, lead the charge. right, gentleman, i have to jump in here. we're going to go to a hard break, and now it's about hard breaks. we'll continue our discussion on nato at 75 years old. stay with our, the russian states. never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best. nothing else i'll send send up the. in the 6595 must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the russians cruising and split the ortiz full neck. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtub

the plan provided for the occupation and destruction of territories of eastern europe and the soviet union, right up to the urals. these lands were to become new. turned into figures and facts, what should be destroyed and what should be anime. and so the ost plan was developed, where it all was the original of the ost general plan was considered lost for a long time. the only copy of this document was discovered by the americans shortly after the war. today it is kept in the german federal archive. the ost general plan left no doubt what they wanted to do with us. what could have happened to our country if hitler had won world war ii? what part of the ost plan was implemented? who was responsible for these war crimes. nuremberg, germany. it is home to one of europe's oldest railway museums. the exhibition dedicated to the history of world war ii features unique exhibits. these are models and drawings of giant railway trains, which had no analogues at that time. one country in the world. the double-decker cars were intended to transport germans in the eastern column of the third reic

hold us troops out of the eastern europe. perhaps even a hand over the david where i get it, we're approaching the bank here, but it took trumpets elected on that platform. don't you think they'll in peach in before and all your ration? well, it depends on whether there's, it's a, you know, it's a democrat control house. i mean, if he wins, uh, we're gonna, you know, republicans will keep the house. so i okay. okay, well i, i take, i was, i'm being kind of facetious. but i think that they would have someone, lindsey graham would lead, read me the charge, right, gentleman, i have to jump in here. we're gonna go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on nato at 75 years old. stay with are the united states trying to impose sanctions on russia. that's the best thing the, the code of happened, the russian because the sanctions on russia, against agriculture, against the other items, or made russia fetus hurting samsung. so as on agriculture and now, so the major growth export are no longer depen

hold us troops out of the eastern europe. perhaps even a hand over the david where i get it, we're approaching the bank here, but it took trumpets elected on that platform. don't you think they'll in peach him before and all your ration? well, it depends on whether they're, it's a, you know, it's a democrat control house. i mean, if he was, uh, we're gonna, you know, republicans will keep the house. so i don't. okay, well i, i take, i was, i'm being kind of facetious. but i think that they would have someone, lindsey graham would lead, read me the charge, right gentlemen, i have to jump in here. we're going to go to a hard break, and now it's about hard break. we'll continue our discussion on nato at 75 years old. stay with our the car, acceptance. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show . seriously. why watch something that's so different. little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do you have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar

hold us troops out of the eastern europe. perhaps even a hand over the david where i get it, we're approaching the bank here, but it took trumpets elected on that platform. don't you think they'll in peach in before and all your ration? well, it depends on whether there's, it's a, you know, it's a democrat control house. i mean, if he wins, uh, we're gonna, you know, republicans will keep the house. so i don't. okay, well i, i think i'm honest, i'm being kind of facetious. but i think that they would have someone, lindsey graham would lead really the charge. right, gentleman, i have to jump in here. we're gonna go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on nato at 75 years old. stay with are the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome back across stock were all things are considered on peter level to remind you, we're discussing nato at 75 years old. the ok, let's go back to re, obviously, nato is not in the mood. maybe it's incapable of compromise, even if in its own be

you know, all us troops out of the eastern europe, perhaps even a hand over the david we're getting, we're approaching the bank here. a bit of tough trump is elected on that platform. don't you think they'll in peach him before and all your ration? well, it depends on whether there's, it's a, you know, it's a democrat control house. i mean, if you, when we're gonna, you know, republicans will keep the house. so i don't. okay, well i, i take, i was, i'm being kind of facetious, but i think that they would have someone, lindsey graham would lead, read me the charge. right, gentleman, i have to jump in here. we're going to go to a hard break, and now it's about hard breaks. we'll continue our discussion on nato at 75 years old. stay with our, the 1934 prance invaded algeria and straight away the french started inhabiting it to strengthen their position. the column is known as the new wires took the best land from day one. the local population was put into an unequal position and was briefly exploited this cause and as discontent. the people of algeria began their long term fight for ind

w. eastern europe editor rowland . gotcha ranko told me about the psychological effect the incursion is having on ordinary russians as well. yes. well, things are still developing and i think it takes, sometimes for most rushing to digest what is really happening. especially if we take into consideration that they're asking us authorities. i've tried to downplay the fact and still trying to downplay it. um, we don't have scientific data on this um, there are no, no pulse on the incursion of the ukrainian army, but so we can speculate at the moment, but it is really a big thing, a psychologically, as you've just mentioned, because it's really for the 1st time for decades that russia has been attacked by a neighboring state. um uh well russians, so to say that to credit is not the state so, so i'm a part of the soviet union, but still it has been a silver instead of just do a southern state for most of the world. so the effect is there and um, it depends on where you live in russia, if it leaves closer to the border wher

hold us troops out of the eastern europe. perhaps even a hand over the david we're getting, we're approaching the bank here. a bit of tough trump is elected on that platform. don't you think they'll in peach him before and all your ration? well, it depends on whether there's, it's a, you know, it's a democrat control house. i mean, if he wins, we're going to, you know, republicans will keep the house. so i don't. okay, well i, i take, i was, i'm being kind of facetious. but i think that they would have someone, lindsey graham would lead, read me the charge, right, gentleman, i have to jump in here. we're gonna go to a hard break amounts about hard breaks. we'll continue. our discussion on nato was 75 years old. stay with our the welcome back across stock were all things are considered on peter level. to remind you, we're discussing nato at 75 years old. the ok, let's go back to re, obviously, nato is not in the mood. maybe it's incapable of compromise, even if in its own best interest, it's unwilling to compromise. but you kn

a gift to the american people to house radio free europe in eastern europe and central europe in prague for the work that we had done as americans in supporting democracy and freedom in eastern and all the countries of then under communist rule. so that the radios are now functioning. they are the go to source for what is happening in ukraine today. what is happening in russia, they cover it better than anybody else. and so i think the legacy that was started under president eisenhower back in the very late 1940s, early 1950s, is alive and well. and he would be extremely proud of the work that they have done. and the success that they have had. and the work that they're continuing to do today. but i would also like to expand a little bit more on what president eisenhower did in terms of peace through information, if you want to call it that, peace through contact. and i think what is oftentimes perhaps well not known as well as it should is that president eisenhower was the force, the person who helped create a very interesting the agency of the united states government called us cia, u

yeah, that was our eastern europe editor, one going to rank of great speaking to you. thank you so much. iran foreign ministry has called on european countries to quote, stand against the war and gaza. the statement comes after around dismissed calls from france, germany, and the okay to exercise restraint. amid warnings of an imminent range and attack on israel, or ron plains, israel for the killing of a mazda of political chief and tear on last month, the united states, a recent employment of a submarine and fire jetta. israel is being seen as a warning to around to stand down on it's threats. now, is there any reason to believe iran will not retaliate or limit as retaliation? that's the question i put to fall was george's. he's a professor of international relations at the london school of economics. the take is that you're on will most likely retaliate uh for israel is that allows destination of how much stop politically this $900.00. yeah, in the wrong, iranian officials have repeatedly said that they have the right and the international law to respond to the humi

have surged, in recent weeks alarming consumers, geopolitical tensions in eastern europe and west asia appear to be major contributing factors. meanwhile, western energy companies are poised to capitalize on the situation. we have a report. europe has recorded new significant spiking gas prices over the past two weeks. european natural gas benchmark dutch ttf's price sored 30% to nine month high of 41 eur per megawatt hour on tuesday. the dutch ttf is a virtual trading hub in the netherlands, serving as a key price benchmark for the european gas market used by international traders. however, this increase is much smaller compared to august 2022, when eu gas prices skyrocketed by 100% compared to previous decades following the start of the war in ukraine and the eu's subsequent decision to severe longstanding energy ties with russia. some analysts believe the spike is due to the ongoing conflicts in ukraine and west asia. the new energy speculative bubble in europe is due to the ukraine's invasion of the russian province of karsk from where russian energy giant gaz prom pumps gas to eur

europe and the middle east.nown about such a generous donor? soros. since 1989, he has been openly engaged in political activity, assisting in the overthrow of undesirable regimes. soros admits that the foundation he created in ukraine took. direct part in the coup d'etat of 2014. soros's associate weinstein, head of the democracy support fund , said. today we are openly doing the same thing that the cia was forced to secretly do 25 years ago. is it any wonder that a hungarian gave money, and 4 years later the ukrainian maidan and a violent coup d'etat took place in ukraine. they've done so much there, but the organization has suddenly lost its sight. the seemingly innocent concepts of human rights, peace, and democracy acquire an ideological charge in the hands of soros. democracy implies support for color revolutions in the countries of eurasia and imposes a discussion of homosexuality in states with a traditionally conservative way of life. once again, an independent human rights organization accepts $100 mil

let's return to our eastern europe| let's return to our eastern europe correspondent sarah raynsfordl on who is on the list of 26 prisoners? looking at the list of 26 prisoners? looking at the list and information _ list of 26 prisoners? looking at the list and information released - list of 26 prisoners? looking at the list and information released by . list and information released by turkish intelligence, the one name thatjumped out on that list that is new is a confirmed name of ilia yashin who is a well—known political activist and opposition activist inside russia and has been for many years, relatively young in his 30s, perhaps early a0s. he was mentioned by one of your previous guest but that has now been confirmed that he is among those being released. i have known ilia yashin as an interviewee and politician for some years. he is a very passionate individual about his politics. he is a man who i remember reading that went the full—scale invasion of ukraine began, he published a post saying he had gone to the dentist to get his teeth checked because he knew he was going to g

europe as well. ., ~ india's focus towards eastern europe as well. . ~ a, india's focus towards easterncan mr modi navigate this line down the _ as well. can mr modi navigate this line down the middle? _ as well. can mr modi navigate this line down the middle? some - as well. can mr modi navigate this line down the middle? some may| as well. can mr modi navigate this i line down the middle? some may say he wants the benefits of both relationships, our relationship with president putin of russia and a relationship with president zelensky. can he have it? does he need to pick a side? it is zelensky. can he have it? does he need to pick a side?— need to pick a side? it is not a trade-off- _ need to pick a side? it is not a trade-off. it _ need to pick a side? it is not a trade-off. it does _ need to pick a side? it is not a trade-off. it does not - need to pick a side? it is not a trade-off. it does not this - need to pick a side? it is not a trade-off. it does not this way need to pick a side? it is not a i trade-off. it does not this way or trade—off. it does not this way or the highway,

europe.samples. the residential real estate market in belarus continues to set new records. the first half of the year was marked by activity not only in minsk. the highest figures for many years were recorded by specialists in all regional centers. grodno stands out among the regions in terms of the number of transactions. such demand for the purchase of square meters supports the availability of loans. according to the national bank , by june, belarusians had already taken out more loans than in the first 8 months of last year. another driver is the growth of real incomes of the population. the vast majority of apartments sold in new buildings are one-room, and most often belarusians give preference for buying. housing on the secondary market. small and medium-sized businesses are developing in belarus. according to the ministry of economy, every third able-bodied belarusian in 2023 was employed in small and medium-sized businesses. last year , almost 370,000 business entities were register

for 10, at least canada united states and countries in eastern europe, probably everywhere in the world. it's possible that the c i a funded run vera simply in order to help it turn the cranium people against russia. years later, the of of unit results the a room v or a brief recess um and 2 us soldiers before battle prizes to the national day and see the culture school does bog makes with a ukrainian national is slogan all over the past few years, pagan rituals like this have grown especially popular in the ukrainian military. so i move so much is the word school what the most difficult. somebody's fits school on the course of sluggish to because they are still going to me and measuring tape a bunch of liam with those starting years ago. noticed the thing is the stone. and i think by going to read, you know, to do, i was interested in what was she wants you to go, daughter, and you focusing on this to see what's going on behind the, the recent member of the nation as cold as of regimen soldier rent, not leave shuffling down to in cold blood during fighting and muddy opal in spring 2022

geopolitical tensions in eastern europe and west asia appear to be major contributing factors. meanwhile, western energy companies are poised to capitalize on the situation. we have a report on that. europe has recorded new significant spiking gas prices over the past two weeks. european natural gas benchmark, dutch ttfs. price soored 30% to nine month high of 41 eur per megawatt hour on tuesday. the dutch ttf is a virtual trading hub in the netherlands serving as a key price benchmark for the european gas market used by international traders. however, this increase is much smaller compared to august 2022 when eu gas prices skyrocketed by 1000% compared to previous decades following. the start of the war in ukraine and the eu's subsequent decision to severe longstanding energy ties with russia, some analysts believe the spike is due to the ongoing conflicts in ukraine and west asia. the new energy speculative bubble in europe is due to the ukraine's invasion of the russian province of karsk from where russian energy giant gaz prom pumps gas to europe and israel's war on gaza. t

at the same time, eastern europe is literally drowning.usiest road in poland is the s8 expressway the day before was completely flooded in the warsaw area, according to the local institute of meteorology and water management , the absolute record of precipitation was broken, in the bielany area almost 120 mm fell, this is usually how much falls here in 2 months, but while eastern europe is being flooded with showers, on the russian level against the background of clear weather the heat will continue to intensify, the temperature regime in the coming days will exceed not only the august, but also the july norm. in the capital of kuban today + 37-38, in the west of the central... in bryansk +30, in the south of siberia the maximum temperature is also approaching this mark. the cloudless weather on the european territory of the country is provided by a vast anticyclone. today, its influence extends to the entire russian plain, to the polar urals. its influence is felt in siberia. it blocks the access of cold arctic and more humid air deep int

in central-eastern europe, not only in real estate in general, quality has been excellent. provisioning necessary. in the austria market, we had a couple of provision -- in the sector, but under control, and we don't see the need for further provisioning. to the contrary, we are upgrading our risk guidance to less than 20 basis points, which historically speaking is an excellent number. >> we talked about you increasing the dividend. i just want to ask you whether you will keep any money to play with, so to speak, to pursue m&a. analysts have pointed out that one of the countries in central and eastern europe you don't have a footprint in is poland. what is your strategy from the m&a side and are you thinking of expanding geographically? >> first of all, the increased dividend we are indicating for 2024 is not limiting us in any form in our emissions to grow organically, but also potentially and organically if interesting options are offered. we are fully committed to the consolidation within our existing geographies. we have been active there in recent years and i'm sure o

for 10, at least canada united states and countries in eastern europe, probably everywhere in the world. it's possible that the c i a funded run here simply in order to help it turn the cranium. people against russia is late to the of, of unit results. room v or a brief resist someone to us soldiers before battle praises to the national day and see the causes go dodge. bog makes with the ukranian nationalist slogan all over the past few years, pagan rituals like this, have grown especially popular in the ukrainian military move. so mars is the lower school what the most difficult. somebody's fits school on the course of sluggish to because they are still going to need a measuring tape. a bunch of liam with those starting years ago noticed that they use the stone emotions by going to read, you know, to do. i was interested in what was she wants you to go, daughter, and you focusing on this to see what's going on. the 2499 when the, the most recent member of the nation as cold as of regimen soldier wren. uh i leave shuffling down to in cold blood steering, fighting and muddy opal in sprin

have surged in recent weeks alarming consumers geopolitical tensions in eastern europe and west asia appear to be major contributing factors, meanwile western energy companies are: ways to capitalize on the situation, we have a report on that. europe has recorded new significant spiking gas prices over the past two weeks. european natural gas benchmark dutch ttf's price sored 30% to a 9 month high of 41 eur per megawatt hour on tuesday. the dutch ttf is a virtual trading hub in the netherlands serving as a key price benchmark for the european. market used by international traders. however, this increase is much smaller compared to august 2022, when eu gas prices skyrocketed by 1000% compared to previous decades, following the start of the war in ukraine and the eu's subsequent decision to severe longstanding energy ties with russia. some analysts believe the spike is due to the ongoing conflicts in ukraine and west asia. the new energy speculative bubble in europe is due to the ukraine's invasion of the russian province of karsk from where russian energy giant gaz prom pumps gas to e

have surged in recent weeks alarming consumers, geopolitical tensions and eastern europe and west asia appear to be major contributing factors, meanwhile western energy companies are poised to capitalize on the situation. here's a report: europe has recorded new significant spike in gas prices over the past two weeks. european natural gas benchmark dutch ttf's price sored 30% to nine month high of 41 eur per megawatt hour on tuesday. the dutch ttf is a virtual trading hub in the netherlands serving as a key price benchmark for the european gas market used by international traders. however, this increase is much smaller compared to august. 2022, when eu gas prices skyrocketed by 1% compared to previous decades, following the start of the war in ukraine and the eu's subsequent decision to severe longstanding energy ties with russia, some analysts believe the spike is due to the ongoing conflicts in ukraine and west asia. the new energy speculative bubble in europe is due to the ukraine's invasion of the russian. province of kursk, from where russian energy giant gaz prom pumps gas to eur

the jews seems to have a cheap the goal in eastern europe. they have come to a pallet or is to come with us, the role of the jews and the tragic history of the bolshevik social. this country is very well known. and when the time comes, ukraine will hold them accountable for it. so if you had counter intelligence related loans that link, go ahead under going to hitler's propaganda courses and a po today's come most ensure we're we're, we're gonna move kia with a loud jeremiah new graham's of way sort accept. and we want them, we will region will you want me to cross cruise when you are football? seeing your mind a view for it. so, but we'll give you our liberty mission the feeds off the hitler's defeat forma. so a drawing intelligence officer live. so then go was transferred to the us, where he continued his work and the ceiling, a special ukrainian unit, new carpet pretty pulling the street throughout the g. and you cannot machine, you upgrade instructional, somebody's flags of the schools i get. so let me transfer from to you to use that for

europe have surged in recent weeks alarming consumers, geopolitical tensions in eastern europe and west asia appear to be major contributing factors. meanwhile, western energy companies are poised to capitalize on the situation. we have a report on that. europe has recorded a new significant spike in gas prices over the past two weeks. european natural gas benchmark dotch ttf's price sored 30%. nine month high of 41 euro per megawatt hour on tuesday, the dutch ttf is a virtual trading hub in the netherlands, serving as a key price benchmark for the european gas. market used by international traders. however, this increase is much smaller compared to august 2022, when eu gas prices skyrocketed by 100% compared to previous decades, following the start of the war in ukraine and the eu's subsequent decision to severe longstanding energy ties with russia. some analysts believe the spike is due to the ongoing conflicts in ukraine and west asia. the new energy speculative bubble in europe is due to the ukraine's invasion of the russian province of karsk from where russian energy giant gaz prom

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have surged in recent weeks alarming consumers. geopolitical tensions in eastern europe and west asia appear to be major contributing factors. meanwhile western energy companies are poised to capitalize on the situation, we have a report on that. europe has recorded new significant spike in gas prices over the past two weeks. european natural gas benchmark, dutch ttf's price sored 30% to a 9- month high of 41 eur per megawatt hour on tuesday. the dutch ttf is a virtual trading hub in the netherlands serving as a key price benchmark for the european gas market used by international traders. however, this increases much smaller compared to august 2022 when eu gas prices skyrocketed by one. compared to previous decades, following the start of the war in ukraine and the eu's subsequent decision to severe longstanding energy ties with russia. some analysts believe the spike is due to the ongoing conflicts in ukraine and west asia. the new energy speculative bubble in europe is due to the ukraine's invasion of the russian province of karsk from where russian energy giant gaz prom pumps gas.

europe, this is the one who is the son of ragneda and vladimir, the princely administration was definitelyre, who is this, these are warriors, here we find their fragments, in addition to weapons, we find such rings from chain mail in large quantities, and i... grodno, vitebsk, gomel, now from magilov. uladzislau patseyka from the university of kulyashov. lapatai, metalworking and leveling are used in excavations many times. that is, i directly touch history. welcome evening! slavgorod is located in a beautiful place, the confluence of two rivers, pronya and sozh. there is also an ancient settlement zamkova gora and a magnificent landscape park . "i feel quite comfortable on this throne. don't be afraid, when you get out, you won't be cold, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, i don't. feel your legs, it's not easy, i'm already worried, to be honest, oh, it's already starting, wait, well , how, cool, right, are you ready, of course, i

europe is also there, the poles left a long time ago, you know... they have different languages ​​are is so strong there, and ukraine had a foundation, antangel crimean is here, pavlo ritter is here, there were such giants here, and i am very sorry that omelian prytsak, who founded the institute of oriental studies, here had such reserves, then it would be possible to make candy, excuse me, it is possible and maybe, maybe we will make this candy, mrs. mridula, let's... after all, let's get back to the prime minister, and considering his arrival, his visit to moscow, he made this statement there that was quite, quite good, as how for ukraine. tell me, please, could mr. modi become such a driving force, well , i don't know, maybe a locomotive, why doesn't he want to do this, i ask, and lead... the so-called global south into help ukraine against russia? i think he will not dare to do this yet, you understand, he should have come here a long time ago, talked for a long time, be in constant contact, that is, be such a mediator, even between the global south and ukraine, you need to have c

the jews seems to have a cheap the gold in eastern europe. they have come to a pallet or is to come with us, the role of the jews and the tragic history of the bolshevik social. this country is very well known, and when the time comes, ukraine will hold them accountable for it. so the account to intelligence late alone, so link, go ahead on the gone ahead lose prop again the courses and a po days come. most ensure, what are we going to move kia with them? uh, jeremiah new graham's of way sort of sale. so we want them, we will region will you want me to cross curry jr, a professor in your mind? 0 look forward. so, but we will give you our liberty mission, the feeds off the hitler's defeat from us. so a drawing intelligence officer live. so then go was transferred to the us, where he continued his work and the ceiling, a special ukrainian unit. new carpet, pretty pulling elementary for up to you and you cannot machine, you upgrade instructional, somebody's flags of the schools. i just want them transport them to you to use that for loop regular

europe.ot for nothing, after kyiv, if i am not mistaken, minister modi flew to warsaw. and that's all. they say his first visit and in general the first visit of the prime minister of india, well, somewhere in 45 or 50 years, that is, india has not paid much attention to the region of eastern europe until now, and today i it seems that they understood that this is a region of the future, it is a region on which a lot of decisions depend, some countries are already in the eu and nato, some will still be there, ukraine itself is important for india also because, well , again, i i know the latest figures, but... there was such information several years ago, that more than 20 thousand indian students studied in ukraine, this is a very large number, maybe not so large for india, but for ukraine it is a large number, and although now of course, during the war it was all folded up, probably, well, we have few indian ones left citizens studying, but nevertheless, india sees ukraine as a future for ed

europe. it is not for nothing that after kyiv, if i am not mistaken, minister modi flew to warsaw, and this is generally said to be his first... and in general the first visit by the prime minister of india, well, somewhere in 45 or 50 years, that is, india has not yet paid considerable attention to the region of eastern europe, and today i think they understood that this is the region of the future, it is a region on which a lot of goals depend, some of the countries are already in the eu and nato, some will still be there, ukraine itself is important for india also because, well, again well, i don't know the latest figures, but there was... such information a few years ago, that more than 20,000 indian students studied in ukraine, this is a very large number, maybe not so large for india, but for ukraine it is a large number , and although it is clear now, during the war it was all curtailed, probably, well, we have few indian citizens who are studying, but nevertheless, india sees the futu

europe.ot for nothing that after kyiv, if i am not mistaken, the prime minister of youth flew to warsaw, and this is in general, they say, his first visit, and in general the first visit of the prime minister of india, well, somewhere in 45 or 50 years, that is, india has not applied until now. considerable attention to the region of eastern europe, and today i think they have understood that this is the region of the future, this is a region on which a lot of things depend, some of the countries are already in the eu and nato, some will still be there, ukraine itself is important for india and because, well, again, i don't know the latest figures, but there was such information a few years ago, that more than 20,000 indian students studied in ukraine, this is a very large number, maybe not so for india. big, but for this is a large figure for ukraine, and although it is clear now, during the war it was all curtailed, probably, well, we have few indian citizens who are studying, but neverthel

europe, the poles left a long time ago, you know, there are different languages ​​studied, indologyere, and ukraine had a foundation, there is an angel krymskyi, there are pavlo ritter here, there were such giants here, and i am very sorry that omelian prytsak, who founded the institute of oriental studies, here had such reserves, then it would be possible to make candy, excuse me, we can and can, maybe we will do mrs. mridula, give me this candy anyway... let's go back to the prime minister, and considering his arrival, his visit to moscow, he made this statement there, which is quite, quite good for ukraine. tell me, please, could mr. modi become such a driving force, well , i don't know, maybe a locomotive, why doesn't he want to do this, they ask, and lead the countries with him. the so-called global south in helping ukraine against russia, i think he will not dare to do this until, you know, he should have come here a long time ago, talked a long time ago, in constant contact to be, that is, to be such a mediator, even between the global south and ukraine, you need to have conn

hrw itself openly admits that it contributed to the coups in eastern europe and the ussr in the late eighties, as well as the unwanted government through the media direct connections with politicians. as a result, the fight for human rights. led to dramatic democratic transformations in the late eighties. thus, the non-governmental organization participated in the implementation of the official us foreign policy doctrine, which consisted in the idea destruction of the ussr as an evil empire. as oleg popov claimed, for 20 years, participating in the human rights movement, hrw took on the functions of information and propaganda support for diplomatic, economic and military. called for bombing syria to protect civilians, the comment is unnecessary, i suggest dwelling on our country in more detail, the relations between minsk and human rights watch are exactly the same as those of belarus and the united states. over the years, the watch has accused us of unprecedented repression, infringement of freedom of speech, and such rhetoric impartial in quotes of the organization, persisted long

europe, including ukraine. there are many and even in india the problem is still very big, which is a problem for india, it is the rapprochement between russia and china. here, you know, here you have to think very seriously why he went to moscow, not just some people told him and... here and there to his friend no, it was a very serious statement, which was when they got closer, this is putin went, then went to north korea, and it was already very serious, well, such a reaction was very serious, and the second economy of the world, if it starts helping russia, where will this war be today, so it is necessary to stop china, and it has always been so that they do not... get closer, for it is scary for us, because we have territorial ones, china has, and we have territorial disputes with them, so it is very important for us, and why is there a quad image, well , there is a formation code, there are a lot of negotiations now with japan, there are other states also happens, therefore strategic, in strategically, th

our eastern europe correspondent. eurasia programme at chatham house, gave us his analysis. the biggest prisoner swap between east and west since the cold war. first of all, as a russia watcher or those pining for democracy in russia someday you don't get many good days, and yesterday was absolutely one of them. so it's for those who are interested in the in the humanitarian welfare of their citizens, the return of their citizens more broadly, then this is this is a win because that is what the west prizes most. it values the lives and freedom of its own. that's not the case for russia, of course. it cares nothing for its people because it's sent scores of thousands of them to the so—called meat grinder on the front line in ukraine. so it's not concerned about their lives. it is concerned, however, about pr victories and how they can be redeployed using what intelligence and what they've learnt when abroad. because some people have speculated that this could be dangerous in some ways. for example, you know, the russia

europe, i don’t know what about eastern europe, but we saw floods, fires, and everything in the world worked somewhere in the wrong direction, now they are already starting to sound, but it looks like this in fact it is something that is not intended for a full-scale war, that is, they wanted to ... pass off essentially wishful thinking, what's wrong with their designs, it's all a big nut, or do they still have something powerful, well, yes. this country is set up, which stands on the principle of total corruption in the interests of distributing the great wealth that is on its territory, and now the system was built in such a way as to weigh these cash flows, giving kickbacks, accompanying all the work with such informational chatter, and therefore the russians... the propagandists who promote these various analog systems, they appeal more to natural phenomena than tactical and technical, real tactical and technical characteristics of these or other means, as we can see, the ukrainian army has already debunked many similar myths with the same daggers, with the same zircons, we are un

europe, even in western european countries there were quite strong communist parties. the situation was moving systematically. towards a rapprochement between the two countries, but before negotiations with the united states , brezhnev first visited paris, where he signed an agreement on cooperation and peace. the americans, and, successfully developing their nuclear program, somewhere by the mid -sixties they had accumulated colossal stockpiles of nuclear weapons and calmed down, thinking that no one could catch up with them, but the soviet union... by 1971 already had almost half the nuclear stockpile of the united states. the americans were terribly worried. and they themselves and their allies france and britain were forced to vigorously develop nuclear weapons, and even in the conditions of the west's buildup of nuclear weapons, the soviet union began to overtake them. in 1972, by the beginning of negotiations, the ussr already had more than half of the us nuclear stockpile, despite the growth of the nuclear stockpile. thanks to the achievement of strategic parity

yeah, that was our eastern europe editor, one going to rank of great speaking to you. thank you so much. and we can now take a look at some other stories making news around the world. today. authorities have arrested an 18 year old man over a staffing at a mosque in north western turkey. the attack injured 5 people leaving 2 of them in a critical condition. the interior minister has described the incident as random medical staff across india have staged a strength over the rape and murder of a doctor at a hospital in the eastern city of co cut out. a suspect has been arrested. protests are spreading with activists demanding tighter security to scientists saying they have discovered evidence of a mass of reserve of liquid waterbury. deep within mars, researchers estimate the ground water could cover the planet surface and a layer of water one to 2 kilometers deep. the findings come from a new analysis of data cent from now says inside lander, which touch down on the red planet 6 years ago. several e u countries are sending crews and equipment to greece to help authoriti

yeah, that was our eastern europe editor, one country rank of great speaking to you. thank you so much. we can now take a look at some other stories making news around the world. today. authorities have arrested an 18 year old man over a stabbing at a mosque in northwestern turkey. the attack injured 5 people leaving 2 of them in critical condition. interior minister has described the incident as random. medical staff across india has staged a strike over the rape and murder of a doctor at a hospital in the eastern city of coal. cut out a suspect has been arrested. protests are spreading with activists demanding tire security. the local social organizations in venezuela say at least 7 people have died and 4 are missing out for a gas explosion. in one of the country's largest swans, the glass tore through a 3 story building on the outskirts of the capital, caracas firefighters, a domestic gas cylinder. triggered the explosion. several e u countries are sending crews and equipment to greece to help with all of these deals with wild fires that threatened athens and har n

europe, including ukraine. a lot more in india, the problem is still very big, what is a problem for india, it is the russia-china rapprochement relationship, here, you know, here you have to think very seriously, why did he go to moscow, not just some people told him to go there, there to his friend, no, it was a very serious statement that was made when they got close, that putin went, then he went to north korea, and it was already... very serious, well, such a reaction was very serious, and the second economy of the world, if it starts helping russia, where will this war be today, so china must be stopped, and it has always been so that they do not come closer, it is scary for us, because we have territorial claims, china has and we have territorial disputes with them , that is why it is very important for us, and why there is... quaod image, well, and formation, quad, formation, there are a lot of negotiations with japan, there are other countries also taking place there, so strategic, in a strategic plan,

so in one cart there are representatives of three nations of eastern europe who survived the war. ah, well come here, sit with us. well, we have forgotten how to rejoice about the war. to learn everything anew, like little children, soon a fourth appears in their company, a german soldier jaagan surrenders to olesya, none of the fellow travelers show hatred for his uniform or for him personally, but at some point jaagan involuntarily provokes a belarusian, who is ready to strangle him in his hearts, the german breaks free, runs, the kazanok raises his rifle, takes aim, but suddenly realizes that he can't shoot a man, get in, brother, that 's how the bulgarians addressed the soviet soldiers who arrived in 1944, hence the name of the film, however, the bulgarians insisted on the name "obvozny soldier", but the director thought it was faceless, in the end they compromised in the ussr, the film was released with the name "brother" in bulgaria "obvozny soldier". they invite you to visit, but no, brother, i can't, the army is for me. an army without a convoy is like a rifle without cart