violate the budapest memorandum.morandum by the parties. those who signed it gave certain guarantees to ukraine, however, what did these guarantees amount to? these guarantees boiled down to, firstly, that ukraine would receive support in the event of a nuclear attack on it, and secondly, that in the event of a threat security of ukraine, the parties will hold consultations, well, strictly speaking, no binding things, that is, if something happens in the budapest memorandum there was no and... a legal coup came people who clearly violated the principles of relations with russia, friendly, fraternal, and of course, the memorandum, which was signed under completely different conditions, after what happened in 2014, it lost its force, these are the main things that, in connection with the budapest memorandum and calls to return nuclear... already to ukraine should be kept in mind. thank you very much for this information, all the best. thank you. ivochstvo back in 2015 - the minister said. seizure of power by force, agr

he characterized such rhetoric from budapest as undignified.ized that budapest’s work with foreign partners, including moscow, is based on the principle of mutual respect. the us navy has suspended construction of a new generation attack submarine for 10 years due to limited budgets and high costs of ongoing military operations. this was reported. chinese media with reference to the military, as journalists write that the pentagon has reduced the government order for the submarine by 2025. let me remind you that washington is experiencing difficulties with weapons due to supplies to ukraine. bloomberg estimated the arsenal shortage at $6.5 billion. the french military industry is not ready for a high-intensity conflict, the president of the fifth republic stated this in an interview with local television channels. emmanuel macron said that back in february 2022 he asked the military-industrial complex to significantly increase production output to help ukraine, because there are valuable resources there, important for france. the latest stateme

all right, let's get this off with george in budapest, georgia. you and i noticed due to our pod, cast it a growing contradictions. if we can put it that way. okay. so some people call it mon, newer we'll get back to that comment in a minute. but um, um the white house is really intent um, bear with me claiming that they knew all along what was going on and the russians just wouldn't pay attention. you know, um uh, it's their fault. we gave them fair warning, of course, and making reference to the terrorist attack in the concert hall a little over a week ago. been judge they, they, they know all about that, but they don't know about north stream. i mean, i, i don't understand the, it's, it is very hard to understand and you're absolutely right. it's very, very odd. so when the u. s embassy issue. this warning on march the 7th. then you can understand why the rush of authority is where a little wary. how does a, the americans come to have such fantastic the great intelligence about what's going on here. given the limited presence uh in, in russia,

deputies intend to challenge the payment of 10 billion euros in subsidies to budapest.ney was frozen allegedly due to stalled reforms. in fact , because of hungary’s position on... ukraine. as a result , it was possible to reach an agreement with orban; the funds should have been quickly unblocked, but having received the reluctant consent of budapest, in ukraine, experts say, brussels can deceive the hungarians and block the money again, hiding behind a long legal battle. from the very beginning of the ukrainian conflict, hungary opposed anti-russian sanctions for peace negotiations. budapest still does not intend to shower kiev with money; it has to pay with its own wallet for a policy that differs from the general line of the bloc. how the money of european taxpayers is used , whether the conditions set for kiev for financial assistance are met, these questions, or rather, the obvious answers to them force budapest time after time to refuse brussels and other eu capitals further financing of the ukrainian conflict. european officials, according to local media reports

, near budapest.idn’t even lose a hair; he returned in captivity. and i think that probably in order for me to be born in the seventy-first year, my, for me, there are six bloods, i got married, i married a belarusian, so my children have seven bloods, my grandfather is russian, my father is a purebred austrian, here is my grandmother in her there was... and there was a burning mixture between ukrainian, er, greek, italian, and jew, so i have so much blood in me that it just seems to me that it was written in my nature to love everything - peoples, all nationalities, so i just know that in fifty-third year after the death of my grandfather and my grandmother sold or changed her house from sevastopol to izmail, she got a job there and already worked in izmail in a shipping company, this danube, this danube ribbon played such a role that my mother met the captain of the ship that sailed from linz city to ishmael then moved further to the black sea, and my mother lived with me for several years. in austr

deputies intend to challenge the payment of 10 billion euros in subsidies to budapest.edly due to stalled reforms. in fact , because of hungary’s position on ukraine. as a result , it was possible to reach an agreement with orban; the funds had to be quickly unblocked. but having received budapest's reluctant consent on ukraine, experts say, brussels could trick the hungarians into blocking the money again under the guise of a long legal battle. from the very beginning of the ukrainian conflict, hungary acted against anti-russian sanctions for peace negotiations. budapest still does not intend to shower kiev with money; it has to pay with its own wallet for a policy that differs from the general line of the bloc. how is the money of european taxpayers used ? are the conditions set? which are needed in france. emmanuel macron, in an interview with a national television channel, revealed the true reasons for helping kiev. blaming russia for the economic problems of one’s country has already become a tradition. the president of the fifth republic strictly observes it. abou

okay, let's go back to budapest, george. we have this amazing election outcome recently with george galloway, the someone that you and i have dealt with them the past. a supremely wonderful human being. yes, i said that everyone. i know everywhere. everywhere else you hear his name mentioned that he is demonized, but no, he is a wonderful gifted politician from the working class which i totally respect. but george is it. is this a, a taste of what we can get for the and throughout the western world? because george galloway is a known element, it was an accident. people voted for him for a reason and they know what he stands for. is this going to be a stand as an example of what the lead, so we'll have to be fearful of this year? well, what i would hope so, but what has to be a little bit skeptical when it comes to the united kingdom for instance, because it has to be an election sometime before the end of this year. um galloway has done this before. he is, uh we have one um by elections before and then um he didn't succeed i

okay, let's go back to budapest, george. we have this amazing election outcome recently with george galloway, the someone that you and i have dealt with in the past. a supremely wonderful human being. yes, i said that everyone. i know everywhere. everywhere else you hear his name mentioned that he is demonized, but no, he's a wonderful gifted politician from the working class which i totally respect. but george is it. is this a, a taste of what we can get for the and throughout the western world? because george galloway is a known element, it was an accident. people voted for him for a reason and they know what he stands for. is this going to be a stand as an example of what the lead, so we'll have to be fearful of this year? well, what would hook so that's what it has to be a little bit skeptical when it comes to the united kingdom, for instance, because it has to be an election sometime before the end of this year. um galloway has done this before. he is the one um by elections before and then um he didn't succeed in uh, i

okay, let's go back to budapest, george. we have this amazing election outcome recently with george galloway, the someone that you and i have dealt with in the past. a supremely wonderful human being. yes, i said that everyone. i know everywhere. everywhere else you hear his name mentioned that he is demonized, but no, he's a wonderful gifted politician from the working class which i totally respect. but george is it. is this a, a taste of what we can get for the and throughout the western world? because george galloway is a known element, it was an accident. people voted for him for a reason and they know what he stands for. is this going to be a stand as an example of what the lead, so we'll have to be fearful of this year? well, what would hope so, but you know what? it has to be a little bit skeptical when it comes to the united kingdom, for instance, because it has to be an election sometime before the end of this year. galloway has done this before. he is one by elections before and then um he didn't succeed in uh, in

okay, let's go back to budapest, george. we have this amazing election outcome recently with george galloway, the someone that you and i have dealt with in the past. a supremely wonderful human being. yes, i said that everyone. i know everywhere. everywhere else you hear his name mentioned that he is demonized, but no, he's a wonderful gifted politician from the working class which i totally respect. but george is it. is this a, a taste of what we can get for the and throughout the western world? because george galloway is a known element. what's an accident? people voted for him for a reason and they know what he stands for. is this going to be a stand as an example of what the lead, so we'll have to be fearful of this year? well, what would hope so, but you know what? it has to be a little bit skeptical when it comes to the united kingdom for instance, because it has to be an election sometime before the end of this year. um, galloway has done this before. he is uh, the one um by elections before and then um he didn't succ

okay, let's go back to budapest, george. we have this amazing election outcome recently with george galloway. the someone that you and i have dealt with them the past. a supremely wonderful human being. yes, i said that everyone. i know everywhere. everywhere else you hear his name mentioned that he is demonized but no. he's a wonderful gifted politician from the working class, which i totally respect. but george is, is this a, a taste of what we can get for the, and throughout the western world? because george l. a is a no element, it was an, an accident. people voted for him for a reason, and they know what he stands for. is this going to be a stand as an example of what the lead, so we'll have to be fearful of this year? well, what would hope so, but what has to be a little bit skeptical when it comes to the united kingdom for instance, because it has to be an election sometime before the end of this year. um galloway has done this before. he is uh, one um by elections before and then um he didn't succeed in uh, in winnin

, although they hang in the budapest city hall, but there is an absolutely pro-ukrainian mood there,s why it's very, you know, the devil is in the details , and that's why, you know, the government in slovakia seems to have changed and has become so pro-russian, but in reality, unfortunately , pro-russian... sentiments, such pan-slavic sentiments, anti-western sentiments, they were also before, yes, and that is why it allowed fitz to win, but, again, the support is very strong, you know, now ukraine is such, well, a benchmark, yes, that is, there are such democratic forces, pro-western forces, they all support ukraine, and their rhetoric is increasing due to a number of reasons, elections to the european parliament, presidential elections in slovakia, yes, for example, viktor orbán somewhat silenced his anti-ukrainian rhetoric, because he needs to join the group of ms. maloney, who in this competition for ukrainianness, then viktor orban he can no longer, you know, say such brutal things, that's why his rhetoric is careful now, but fizo, he needs to have his own president, this is mr

demonstrations, and by the way, peter magyar has announced new demonstrations, protests not only in budapesthroughout hungary and in the province on april 6, i think that this will lead to... the fact that peter modor himself will form a party, break away from fidesz, from orban, and orban will be forced to change his tactics and, to a certain extent, his strategy, because this change is already ripe in fidesz, orbán is no longer in such a mental and physical condition that he will be able to continue the attack and ... unworthy politics, both inside the country and abroad boundaries mr. tibor, are you ready? do you think, if necessary, orbán will suppress these protests by force, use law enforcement levers of influence, or could this result in some, well, acts, acts of violence. see hungary today. vska is famous not so much for such forceful manifestations, in hungary the so-called character assassination flourishes very much, that is, they themselves are the special means of orbán’s propaganda, which is simply to demoralize a person and simply to raze him, well, between us, morally to the

to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by george samuel in budapest. he's a pod cast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals and america. we cross the martin chest a. he is an award winning journalist and commentator. right gentlemen, prospect rolls in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. all right, let's kick it off with george in budapest, the george things are happening so fast. so many statements are being made now, many of them contradictory, but unity is always the most important thing here. we have in the crone saying a pressure wins, then trust in europe will be reduced to 0. then we have a sergeant schultz in germany reminding the french president, we're not at war with russia. so can you somehow navigate between these um, proclamations from the european leaders. and it's not easy to do. um, what, what it seems like when, when we're heading is the, the europeans, which would be my crown, probably the british, the polls bolting 2 hours as we like to refer to them. i think they're going

all right, let's get off with george in budapest, george, you know you to all 3 of us and our viewers have covered the well checkered career of the french president to manual. i'm a chrome, it's very difficult to discern what he actually means about anything, particularly when it comes to foreign policy. and the last few new cycles, he came out and essentially said, sending troops, meaning french troops. in this case, it is not out of the question and to ukraine, of course is counterparts all through europe quickly disagreed with them, particularly the german chancellor, sergeant schultz. but we'll get to him later in the program here. what do you make of this? cuz i'm titling this program, a son could some file a see cuz that's where we seem to be getting into. they've invested so much into this project. they're having a very difficult time seeing their way through or to or maybe even out of it. your thoughts, george? well, data, that's an excellent summary because i think that's what's really behind this. that um they chose, the idea of o loan has been to continue to double down on

not respond in any way to the demand to impose sanctions against the russian nuclear industry, namely budapestts in every possible way, the latter... most recently, russia and china planned projects on radioactive waste, colleagues, yes, thank you, our correspondent, elizaveta khramtsova, was directly in touch with the facts from sirius. well, we now have new data - from the ministry of emergency situations on the removal of rubble in the city hall crocus. so, the rescuers cleared 90% of the rubble at the site of the collapse of the structure in crocus city hall, where a terrorist attack took place on friday, last friday evening, the press service of the ministry of emergency situations reported this. but let me remind you that the search engine the operation in crocus cityhole will last until tuesday evening, specifically until 17:00 moscow time, about a thousand people are working on the site, these are rescuers, dog handlers and builders. yes, here is another most difficult area, as reported by the ministry of emergency situations - this is a blockage on the balcony of the auditorium. of co

to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess george, send me well, in budapest, he's a pod cast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. and america hash. we have martin, j e is an award winning journalist and commentator. i gentleman across stock rules and effect, that means you can jump anytime you want, then i always appreciate it. all right, let's get off with george in budapest, george, you know you to all 3 of us and our viewers have covered the well checkered career of the french president and manual and the chrome. it's very difficult to discern what he actually means about anything, particularly when it comes to foreign policy. and the last few new cycles, he came out and essentially said, sending troops, meaning french troops. in this case, it is not out of the question into ukraine. of course, his counterparts all through europe quickly disagreed with them, particularly the german chancellor, sergeant schultz. but we'll get to him later in the program here. what do you make of this cause i'm could titling this program. a son could some file a s

all right, let's get off with george in budapest, george, you know you to all 3 of us and our viewers have covered the well checkered career of the french president to manual. i'm a chrome, it's very difficult to discern what he actually means about anything, particularly when it comes to foreign policy. and the last few new cycles, he came out and essentially said, sending troops, meaning french troops. in this case, it is not out of the question and to ukraine, of course is counterparts all through europe quickly disagreed with them, particularly the german chancellor, sergeant schultz. but we'll get to him later in the program here. what do you make of this? cuz i'm titling this program. uh some good, some file. let's see cuz that's where we seem to be getting into. they've invested so much into this project. they're having a very difficult time seeing their way through or to or maybe even out of it. your thoughts, george as well data. that's an excellent summary because i think that's what's really behind this that um they chose, the idea of o loan has been to continue to double d

all right, let's get off with george in budapest, george, you know you to all 3 of us and our viewers have covered the well checkered career of the french president to manual. i'm a chrome, it's very difficult to discern what he actually means about anything, particularly when it comes to foreign policy. and the last few new cycles, he came out and essentially said, sending troops, meaning french troops. in this case, it is not out of the question and to ukraine, of course is counterparts all through europe quickly disagreed with them, particularly the german chancellor, sergeant schultz. but we'll get to him later in the program here. what do you make of this? cuz i'm titling this program, a son could some file a see cuz that's where we seem to be getting into. they've invested so much into this project. they're having a very difficult time seeing their way through or to or maybe even out of it. your thoughts, george? well, data, that's an excellent summary because i think that's what's really behind this. that um they chose the idea of pool long has been to continue to double down o

okay, let's go back to budapest, george. we have this amazing election outcome recently with george galloway, the someone that you and i have dealt with them the past. a supremely wonderful human being. yes, i said that everyone. i know everywhere. everywhere else you hear his name mentioned that he is demonized, but no, he's a wonderful gifted politician from the working class which i totally respect. but george is it. is this a, a taste of what we can get for the and throughout the western world? because george galloway is a known element, it was an accident. people voted for him for a reason and they know what he stands for. is this going to be a stand as an example of what the lead, so we'll have to be fearful of this year? well, what would hope so, but what has to be a little bit skeptical when it comes to the united kingdom, for instance, because it has to be an election sometime before the end of this year. galloway has done this before. he is one by elections before and then um he didn't succeed in uh, in winning the

to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by george samuel in budapest. he's a pod cast or at the goggle which can be found on youtube and locals in america. we cross to martin chant a. he is an award winning journalist and commentator or a gentleman cross talk roles in effect. that means you can jump any time you want and i would appreciate it. all right, let's kick it off with george in budapest, the george things are happening so fast, so many statements are being made. now, many of them contradictory, but unity is always the most important thing here. we have in the crone saying, if russia wins, then trust in europe will be reduced to 0. then we have a sergeant schultz in germany, reminding the french president, we're not at war with russia. so can you somehow navigate between these proclamations from the european leaders and it's not easy to do. so what, what it seems like when, when we're heading is uh, the europeans, which we have we macro, probably the british, the polls the bolting the 2 hours as we like to refer to them. i think they're going to

, near budapest.captivity. i think that probably in order to be born in the seventy-first year i, mine, according to me, have six bloods, i’m married, i married a belarusian, so my children have seven bloods, my grandfather is russian, my father is a purebred austrian, so my grandmother was in her. a burning mixture between ukrainian, greek, italian and jew, so there is so much blood in me that it just seems to me that it was written in my family to love all peoples, all nationalities, so i only know that in 53 after the death of my grandfather. and my grandmother sold or changed her house from sevastopol to izmail, she got a job there and already worked in izmail in a shipping company, this danube, this danube ribbon played such a role that my mother met the captain of the ship, who sailed from the city of linz to izmail and then further to the black sea, and my mother lived with her for several years in austria, she said that it was better for her in her homeland, which is better than in the soviet

george zamueli, senior research fellow with global policy institute, london mchweld university out of budapest, good to see you gentlemen, both, let's begin with ray. according to this uh us intelligence report, tel aviv seems adamant to want to destroy hamas, that of course enjoys great public support in gaza, it predicts that the israeli regime could face a lingering armed resistance from hamas for years, i'm quoting it directly, so and as you see they're already running short of their soldiers, they have to pass this legislation the other day to recruit alter orthodox jews who've always enjoyed exemptions from you know doing military service. let's have your take on that, you said tel aviv, in speaking of the israeli government, this assessment, unfortunately says jerusalem, things have changed, the cia used to be lot more objective, let me start with the good news, the good news is that there was no middle east section to the annual threat assessment last year. uh jacob sullivan, the national security advisor, who pretty much is very smart guy, knew what was going to happen, and so he had

, my austrian grandfather, was captured on may 10, 1945 near budapest.captivity too, he returned, and i think that probably so that i would be born in the seventy-first year, and mine, for me, has six bloods , i am married, i married a belarusian, so my children have seven bloods, my grandfather is russian, my father is a purebred austrian, here is my grandmother, she had a burning mixture between ukrainians, she got a job there and already worked in izmail in a shipping company, this danube, this the danube ribbon played such a role that my mother met the captain of the ship, who sailed from the city of linz to izmail then further to the black sea, and my mother lived with me for several years in austria and said that it was better for her in her homeland, that it was better than in soviet union, she is nowhere. wasn’t and won’t be, dad couldn’t live in the soviet union, and i came to austria for the second time in my life in 1991, lived there for 5 years, gained experience, said exactly the same words as my mother said, better, than in soviet union, bu

defacto partition of ukraine to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by george samuel in budapest. he's a pod cast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals in america. should we cross through martin j a. he is an award winning journalist and commentator or a gentleman prospect rolls in effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. all right, let's kick it off with george in budapest, the george things are happening so fast, so many statements are being made. now, many of them contradictory, but unity is always the most important thing here. we have in the crone saying if pressure wins, then trust in europe will be reduced to 0. then we have a sergeant schultz in germany, reminding the french president, we're not at war with russia. so can you somehow navigate between these um proclamations from european leaders and it's not easy to do. so what, what it seems like when, when we're heading is uh the, the europeans. which would be my crown. uh, probably the british polls the bolting the 2 hours as we like to refer to them. i think th

zamerelli senior research fellow with global policy institute. to london michael university out of budapest, good to see you gentlemen, both uh let's begin with ray, according to this uh us intelligence report, tel aviv seems adaman to want to destroy hamas, that of course enjoys great public support in gaza, it predicts that the israeli regime could face a lingering armed resistance from hamas for years, i'm quoting it directly, so and as you see they're already running short of their soldiers, they have to pass this legislation. the other day to recruit alter orthodox jews who've always enjoyed exemptions from you know doing military service. let's have your take on that. you said tel aviv, in speaking of the israeli government, this assessment, unfortunately says jerusalem, things have changed, the cia used to be lot more objective. let me start with the good news. the good news is that there was... no middle east section to the annual threat assessment last year, jacob sullivan, the national security advisor, pretty much is very smart guy, knew what was going to happen, and so he had a

george zamueli, senior research fellow with global policy institute, london michael university out of budapest, good to see you gentlemen, both uh let's begin with ray, according to this uh us intelligence report, tel aviv seems adaman to want to destroy hamas, that of course enjoys great. public support in gaza, it predicts that the israeli regime could face a lingering armed resistance from hamas for years, i'm coding it directly, so and as you see they're already running short of their soldiers, they have to pass this legislation the other day to recruit alter orthodox jews who've always enjoyed exemptions from, doing military service, let's have your take on that, you said tel aviv in speaking of the israeli. government, this assessment, unfortunately says jerusalem, things have changed, the cia used to be lot more objective. let me start with the good news. the good news is that there was no middle east section to the annual threat assessment last year. jacob sullivan, the national security advisor, who pretty much is very smart guy, knew what was going to happen and so he had a 700 word

may 1945 near budapest, throughout the war from my russian grandfather and the austrian, he didn’t evennty-first year, mine, according to me, there are six bloods, i got married, i married a belarusian, so my children have seven blood, russian grandfather, purebred austrian father, here is my grandmother, she had a burning mixture between ukrainian, and greeks, italians and jews. therefore, there is so much blood in me that it just seems to me that it was written in my family to love everything - peoples, all nationalities, so i just know that in 53 , after the death of my grandfather, my grandmother sold or changed her house from sevastopol to izmail, she got a job there and was already working in izmail in a shipping company, so... this danube, this ribbon of the danube, played such a role that my mother met the captain of the ship who sailed from linz to the city ishmael. then further to the black sea, and my mother lived with me for several years in austria and said that she was better off in her homeland, that it was better than in the soviet union, she had never been anywhere and

. >> that was tucker carlson reporting live from budapest in 2021.erview the country's prime minister, viktor orban, who has govern the hungary since the year of 2010. during his decades in office, orban has made hungary what he calls a moderate of liberal democracies, cracking down on immigration, he has closed the country's borders to asylum seekers, outlawing any display or discussion of lgbtq content to minors in school and in the media and in books. he has curbed the freedom of the press and the independence of the judiciary. he has bent the country's political system to his will indefinitely. and now prime minister orban has become an icon among american conservatives. starting in 2022, the political conference, which you might know better as, they hosted their first annual conference in budapest with a big headliner. viktor orban. in his speech, the prime minister recommended that tucker carlson's fox news show 24/7, which is one idea. tucker carlson also spoke at that conference. in 2023, they held a second conference in hungary. this time he

budapest is sure of this.ungarian prime minister viktor orban will discuss the settlement with donald trump. if you ask under whom the world could be returned to global security and under whom us-hungarian relations could be improved, then obviously it is president trump. those who said that developments on the battlefield to improve the military situation in favor of ukraine failed. those who supplied weapons to ukraine contributed to prolonging the war. seyarta added: everything must be done to prevent a clash between nato and russia. in budapest , we are confident that the conflict in ukraine will definitely end in negotiations, since kiev cannot defeat russia, and russia cannot defeat the entire west. according to the minister, the sooner these negotiations begin, the fewer casualties and destruction there will be. donald trump already wins 12 states in the primaries usa, the new york times reported. according to preliminary results, the ex-president is confidently approaching victory in the fight for the

budapest is confident that the conflict in...ne will definitely end in negotiations, since, quote: kiev cannot defeat russia, and russia cannot defeat the entire west. according to the minister, the sooner these negotiations begin, the fewer casualties and destruction there will be. donald trump is already winning 12 states in the primaries . the new york times reports this. the united states is currently summing up the results of super tuesday. the winners were determined in 15 regions and one zamozhsky territory. trump conceded. only in vermont, where republican nicky haley overtook him, for her this is her second victory after the district of columbia, but joe biden seems to be unexpectedly losing in the internal party elections of democrats in american samoa. according to media forecasts, a little-known candidate at the federal level, businessman jason palmer, will win the caucus in this region. a new tractor plant has opened in the rostov region, with plans to produce 5,000 vehicles per year, as well. in the future, the prod

we were we singing some of the most music, a beautiful in budapest.d so i sent my daughter off on her own exploring this beautiful city is one of the most beautiful cities in the globe, and i wasn't worried at all. here i have a 20 year old daughter. she doesn't speak hungarian. very few americans do. right. and she's roaming around budapest trying to shop for clothes just to have clothes to wear because she only had know one bag that she traveled with. and i wasn't worried for one minute. this is country that is safe, that is kind, that is caring that values family, that values individuals. and so it it was such a pleasure to be there. and i want so badly for some of the great policies that you have over here in america. and we're going to work really hard to have that happen. she thank you for writing this book. it really is a cautionary retail. thank you for allowing me to the foreword. i'm i'm honored be even a part of this book and just a couple of pages but what we have to do to fight back against the media the media is truly the enemy, the peop

we were we singing some of the most music, a beautiful in budapest.ent my daughter off on her own exploring this ■Ñbeautil city is one of the most beautiful cities in the globe, and i wasn't worried at all. here i have a 20 year old daughter. she doesn't speak hungarian. very few americans do. right. and she's roaming around budapest trying to shop for clothes just to have clothes to wear because she only had know one bag that she traveled with. and i wasn't worried for one minute. this is country that is safe, that is kind, that is caring that values family, that values individuals. and so it it was such a pleasure to be there. and i want so badly for some of the great policies that you have over here in america. and we're going to work really hard to have that happen. she thank you for writing this book. it really is a cautionary retail. thank you for allowing me to the foreword. i'm i'm honored be even a part of this book and just a couple of pages but what we have to do to fight back against the media the media is truly the enemy, the people. and

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aleksandr vucic, what intrigued the president of serbia and the crowded anti-orban protest rally in budapest. about this and other things in a moment in the rubric world about ukraine. well, i'll start with this: france will provide another package of military aid to ukraine, he made the corresponding assignment. president of the country emmanuel macron to the minister of defense sebastien lecorne. the head of the french ministry of defense announced this the day before during a press conference. he did not specify the details of what will be included in the new military package, but hinted that france still has something to share with ukraine. next is a short quote from the french minister of defense. the staffs, the general directorate of armaments, are working on this, in particular with regard to ground weapons. we are wheeled. betra tanks, the same in the field of air defense with mistral missiles, which play an extremely important role in the protection of airspace, in particular against drones. and we are waiting for this next package of military aid from france. we are waiting and wi

more than fifty diplomatic missions accredited in in budapest they left entries in the book of condolences. diplomats from the cis and brix countries came to the russian embassy. and the president of the republic of megeldia arrived at the diplomatic mission of our country in cuba. skanely personally paid tribute to the dead victims, accompanied by the ambassador, he left an entry in a book of condolences, similar to the one in budapest. the ambassador of poland in moscow laid flowers at the spontaneous monument near the concert hall; on behalf of warsaw, he expressed deep regret and sadness over the tragedy, and also noted that his country condemns all forms of terrorism. the chancellor of neighboring germany, who also previously condemned the terrorist attack , said today that the german special services did not have information about the preparation of an attack in the moscow region. germany really was overseas, the united states knew that kiev was preparing a terrorist attack, but did not interfere with it, says former cia analyst larry johnson. the cia officers got wind of this conspi

matter, i would like to remind you that after all, china, if it was not a direct guarantor under the budapest memorandum, made its statement then, but the same wang ye, the head of china's foreign policy, he said in munich, replied that these commitments refer to... not china's attack on ukraine with a nuclear attack, it seems to me, statements, they greatly change the truth , what is now, because from a legal point of view , of course, you can give your own assessment, but it is so cynical and dry to talk about a hot war in europe, which can move to south asia and with great probability could would have started in south asia, if putin had not entered with... his absolutely base delusions right here right into the heart of geographical europe, so i really , really hope, but i would like to hope that it is only a matter of time, so that china will still take over more balanced politics today, according to my subjective, personal conclusions, despite the huge role of china, which could play the establishment of peace, a just peace, without violating the un charter and china calls for it, there

budapest again spoke out against the expansion of the ukrainian conflict.ster of foreign affairs in hungary clearly stated that the dangerous the announcement of western troops being sent to ukraine brings a terrifying risk closer to home. be careful, but emmanuel is eager to fight. french scouts are patrolling defiantly. explain: we are following the russians on their television, the lci channel, for the first time, the script, and the last, you won’t believe it, the last, fifth. the working version of the script is an important part of the mission to show that we are not intimidated. department there are many statements confirming the possibility of sending soldiers to ukraine. would be a real coup, and i think the ukrainians like it, but obviously five possible scenarios for the deployment of french troops in ukrainian lands, from the easiest to the most difficult. the first scenario: france is building factories in ukraine, factories both for the production of weapons, and this option will require the presence of only a few engineers, escalation. territ

cost live to george time, really, who is a senior research fellow at the global policy institute in budapest. thank you for joining us. first of all, i just want to ask you want to think about the accusations that zelinski is making a gates, poland, given that poland was its biggest back up for such a long time. he so now, so, so i'm in regarding the board of pro tests and they supposed political implications . well, colon does continue to be a backup of the ukraine. as long as ukraine is waging a war against russia, i think that part of it, uh poland isn't um abandoning the problem is that ukraine has sold a lot of land to the big agricultural combines of the united states. and these are the big agricultural combines with who, having bought this land and not expect to make some money. they spend, i spent money buying up this land and they expect they're, uh, they're proud used to be a put on market. so the other ones, but putting the pressure um on the you the, the reason the you changed its, uh, policy to was ukrainian agricultural impulse was that the american agricultural combines were p

i wish i was there in budapest.ime, godspeed. we're thinking of you and cheering you on. >> i should know, while that message aired in 2023, just a week and a half after tucker carlson was fired from fox news it was apparently prerecorded. true to his word, once he was actually fired tucker carlson traveled to hungary later that summer to interview his friend, viktor orban. so it seems that hungary is a very popular travel destination for the right-wing crowd. they cannot get enough of the place. and the admiration appears mutual. in 2022 viktor orban not only got to join the main stage on see pack, he was the opening act. >> ladies angela, this is how we fight. a speech by the prime minister of hungary, viktor orban. ♪♪ >> if that sounded more like the music from a ufc cage match then a conservative political action conference you can be forgiven. but in that speech viktor orban did promise a sort of battle plan. a lesson for american conservatives on how to import hungarian autocracy. >> i am an old-fashioned free

will their voices be heard to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by george samuel leon, budapest. he's a pod cast worth a guy goal which can be found on youtube and locals and america actually a martin j. he is an award winning journalist and commentator or a gentleman prospect rolls in effect. that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate it. all right, let's start out with george and in budapest, um you have, uh you and i have previously talked about the state of the union address, the joe biden delivered. obviously the most bizarre thing coming from on that venue for that occasion. we've ever heard in our lifetime and it, but it was very interesting. it was supposed to be the state of the union, but it was a kind of a state of jo biden's mind and administration, particularly when it comes to world affairs. so, so the united states that in feature very much, at least in the beginning, but the 2nd world war, he paid off with the 2nd world war. as if the united states in 2024 is in a similar circle.

thousands of protesters the night before took to the streets of budapest, the capital of the country,against the current prime minister of the country, viktor. orbán near the parliament building, they demanded the resignation of the prosecutor general and orbán himself. the fact is that the former member of the hungarian government peter madir published a post of a home conversation with his ex-wife judith varga, who recently resigned from the post of minister, minister of justice together with the country's president katalin novak, and all because of the scandal with the pardon of a person involved in a crime on the basis of pedophilia. on the film is heard as varga, who is... talking about the attempt by the assistants of the head of the department of prime minister antal rogan to destroy part of the evidence regarding one criminal case in which the former secretary of state min is involved. volner table. and do you remember how viktor orbán constantly talks about the fact that, oh, there are people sitting in brussels who want to destroy hungarian democracy and for some reason clin

let me remind you that the last obstacle to the expansion of the military bloc was budapest, and the affairs of hungary flew to the united states to hand over the instrument of ratification of his country, sweden. in the meantime, the world is showing fatigue from ukrainian conflict, some continue to pump up the kiev regime. great britain will supply nezalezhnaya with more than 10 thousand combat drones. the british minister of defense, who is on a visit to kiev, said that the country will allocate funds for these purposes. 125 million pounds sterling, the supply package will also include reconnaissance maritime drones. i note that in february london announced that it would lead an international coalition to supply drones to ukraine. they reported on assistance to kiev in prague, the president of the czech republic said his country had collected all the funds for the purchase of 800,000 shells for ukraine. according to him, the government will then sign a memorandum with all states that have joined... the initiative, there are 18 of them, and will provide detailed information about t

unfortunately, many of an hour marginalized 6 horse, budapest, access to clean water inside the se, me that in here 2050, that's not very far off, that we wouldn't have more flat. speaks in the ocean, rather than fish. the oceans are our main source would be should our ocean, the i am going to be a professor at the institute of civil engineering university of defeated the, the, my a lot of work on plastic waste management, looking at the entire vice chain of solid waste. we try to look for the weaknesses in the supply chain. the cvt is said to be the 3rd largest contribute for last week in ocean. so definitely be we should know and funding. so to show him the most people do think about him of the community. they do head it over there for the ones that support that i will. so i move change when they gave me that can be happy. uh she was going to school for the 1st time since it was well, 10 minutes to think about anything which will be done got in a sneak issues, but you all, hey, can see how much it would be to think if we move a lot of as of something we don't the auto who is now miss

to discuss these issues in moore, i'm joined by george samuel in budapest. he's a pod cast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals in america. we cross through martin j a. he is an award winning journalist and commentator or a gentleman cross talk rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate it. all right, let's kick it off with george in budapest, the george things are happening so fast, so many statements are being made. now, many of them contradictory, but unity is always the most important thing here. we have in the crone saying, if russia wins, then trust in europe will be reduced to 0. then we have a sergeant schultz in germany, reminding the french president, we're not at war with russia. so can you somehow navigate between these um proclamations from european leaders. when it's not easy to do, um what, what it seems like where, where we're heading is the, the europeans, which would be my chrome. probably the british, the polls, the bolting chihuahuas as we like to refer to them. i think they g

to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess door to send me well in budapest, he's a pod cast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. and in marrow cash we have martin, j. e is an award winning journalist and commentator. i gentleman comstock rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want that. i always appreciate it. all right, let's get off with george in budapest, george, you know you to all 3 of us and our viewers have covered the well checkered career of the french president and manual and the chrome. it's very difficult to discern what he actually means about anything, particularly when it comes to foreign policy. and the last few new cycles, he came out and essentially said, sending troops, meaning french troops. in this case, it is not out of the question and to ukraine, of course is counterparts all through europe quickly disagreed with them, particularly the german chancellor, sergeant schultz, but we'll get to him later in the program here. what do you make of this cause i'm could titling this program. uh some could some file a

performances off the back of budapest have been outstanding.t the games are a couple of weeks ago, the two mile world record being beaten. we are heading into paris, olympic games, with the most exciting crop of athletes i have witnessed for a few generations. the crowd are on their feet. the champion— the crowd are on their feet. the champion is_ the crowd are on their feet. the champion is coming home. brilliant _ champion is coming home. brilliant performance. did not put a foot wrong — foot wrong. josh has become physically intimidating now on the track. last night there was a lot of pumping, it is a tight circuit. 3000 metres is a complicated distance in doors stop 1500 metres runners. i thought physically and mentally he had the measure of everybody in that field. he is in that purple patch on acharya who he probably is walking into a stadium thinking he is going to win. the opposition are probably thinking that it is also the case. next week's cheltenham festival will miss one of its stars. constitution hill will not race on the opening

all right, let's kick it off with george in budapest, the george things are happening so fast. so many statements are being made. now. many of them contradictory, but unity is always the most important thing here. we have in the crone saying, a pressure winds, then trust in europe, will be reduced to 0. then we have a sergeant schultz in germany reminding the french president, we're not at war with russia. so can you somehow navigate between these um, um proclamations from european leaders when it's not easy to do. um, what, what it seems like when, when we're heading is uh, the europeans, which would be my chrome, probably the british, the polls the bolting and she was, as we like to refer to them. i think they going to move some forces into um, ukraine not with a view to combat. i don't think then then are planning on any kind of combat. but i think that they want to somehow stabilize the ukrainian crumbs and make clear to russia that thus far and no further. as long as i get, i think they going to accept the loss as they see the loss of the east and the south eastern provinc

implementation of a large energy project in hungary going, the construction of aspc-2. discussed today in budapestwhere the head of rosatom , alexey likhachev, visited, he met with the minister of foreign affairs of foreign economic relations , petr szijarta. during the negotiations, it was noted that the construction of the station is proceeding at a high pace, and this despite the fact that they have to work against the backdrop of attempts by the european union to impose sanctions against russian nuclear energy. in the coming months, according to likhachev, it will begin construction of the heart of the nuclear power plant nuclear reactor. for the state corporation rosatom, the project is of particular importance. 3+ is by far the safest and most efficient in nuclear energy, and of course, the contribution of this construction to the greening of energy in europe as a whole, in the movement towards the carbon transition, towards reducing the anthropogenic impact on nature, can hardly be overestimated. joint exercises between russia, china and iran have begun in the gulf of oman, in the arabian s