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so for example, united states has already imposed sanctions on russia and under the p, i, k. one is with a, just because of this, the us would impose by the sections i that wouldn't be realistic given that already put a lot of them on the ready. that is, is a limit what additional loops can be made. or, of course, it will be some rhetoric surrounding it, similar with the dpi, kate, are already sanctions city to room to impose additional sanctions. is a little bit limited. in addition to this wanted was a, one to the a, b, b, k is getting more technological development in trade with russia. the way that we hope that pays our relationships more generally with additional costs, and it needs to connie, $1.00 way to, to the one to what does that would make. eas pups more stable for the eyes of many other western countries eventually might enhance its relationships as economic development picks up. but in the case of what would go to expect any concrete steps to really arise from this country at the steps that is great speaking to you, thanks for joining us on the product. and we'v

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k, reform party looks to challenge the conservative, i could take up to 10 seats in the election. so it's important that people understand what the motivations may be in the british press right now to certainly start talking about nigel for i just added you to the forever war the i says k terrace group has infiltrated in europe using a plane as a gateway. but as, according to the chief of germany's federal office, for the constitutional protection, the officials, they did that on tuesday, the narrative was the household and 27000 quantico follows of is i'm representing the parent. she'll sit good feet. so that's all to that one does have um levels. the complex web linking the tara group to us action as a warning, you may find some of the following images. disturbing of the crew is city who masika non most schools outskirts was a travesty. live on to the lowest of civilians, men, women, children. it rattled russia to the cool the, the terrorists lead. immediately. they would track tuesday, headed for ukraine and was detained. a mia hours drive from the boulder even as the ruins of

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k leader came john, personally welcomed him at the i thought we'd, we'd seen the, they were both being very polite. and when they were trying to get in the call, saying off to you off to you. but the, this is a huge, the significant event. of course, it's a very, very high profile delegation. we know that the foreign minister psych, a level of is that i lose of the defense, but it's about there's also health ministers representatives from the roles cosmos . and also a representative from the ministry of transport dealing with right away. so of course, the west is extremely concerned about the uh, the, the visit or eyes of watching people young. right now they have very concerned about the developing ties, particularly on the ministry level with military cooperation. and of course, the media has constantly accused young young of supplying russia with weapons to use and you kind of cool us, both sides have denied that, but the us secretary of state and he blinked and he was particularly concerned. here's what he said, of russia try in desperation to develop and to strengthen relations wi

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k. back into the you? i think in short there are 2 reasons for that. the 1st is the public opinion is very divided. the surveys fluctuate a bit, but usually it looks like those are need thought to a 40 percent of the electorate. the thinks it's a good idea to be joined, the a you and they don't want to open up that whole kind of ones. and upon the rise ation that we had during the referendum yet the 2nd reason i think is that the actual policy differences you could make and buttons relationship the you now of very technical and people's, the average person's understanding of an enthusiasm for these. but at the end of the day brought the kind of minor regulatory shift is a lot lower than it would have been 5 years ago. all right, well let's take a closer look at the repercussions of, of braxton, especially with regard to the economy. that's a big one on independence analysis published this year, found that breakfast is costing the u. k. 140000000000 pounds. that's roughly 162000000000 euros a year. economy has shrunk. many are feeling the consequences a

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i s k p. the tara group is putting out propaganda like this one. calling for a tex on german football stadiums. the phoenix norma from the color of the other noble foundation specializes in counterterrorism measures. he says radicalized individuals may be the hardest for it to detroit. they can easily buy a light bathroom, for example, a nice but also a gum. and with that, they can execute such an attack and it's very hot for security or forward to use to prevent that, but also to money toward the dangerous, such as those post by hooligans or cyber attacks. also part of security precautions, post stadium stuff, multiple layers of security and are considered to be safe places. but fans zones temporary sites will up to 12000000 people, a likely targets 22000 police officers under cover agents, drones and rolled locates of public security plants. and for months all german voters have been subject to increased controls to identify and stop potential bed act. us 100 percent. security is never possible. but i think that politicians as well as secuity or

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er: i just want to say this is the first time i'■k with a guest on the show.feel, you jt happen to say more eloquently so i'm really proud to have you on here. you talked about and country. i love that patriotism. i met my wife in california, and i think i'm curious to talk a little bit about your perspective on how faith is so important in the community as well as country and family. i'm just curious, how does religion play into the next presidential cycle? guest:■f my family, like many ■, my aunts and uncles and cousins, is an integral part of our lives. it informs our values, it informs my politics. our community is everything. my fathenverted to evangelical when i was six years old. i saw him as a drunk and adulterer. he had about every vice you can think of. one■v night my uncle had invited him to and he was moved by the holy spirit and he went to the altar and had a come to jesus conversion literally in the most classic way and i saw my dad completely alter his entire life that night. became a responsible person, has loved my mother, love the word of god

i. k, the russian president was met by the nation's leader, giving him a very warm welcome. you may not be as comfortable as your own home in your own tongue, sweet. but since it is a process for residence, i hope you will feel at home and rest comfortably. thank you very much for your hospitality and your time. meanwhile, the us save every one that must be concerned about most goes deepening ties with pee on young. russia has advised washington to line this so latest news, the very well welcome to you. this is out to international with the lease, as well as news update is great to have you with us as always. so our top story this, our president booted in say, is russia's, a partnership agreement with the p r. k includes mutual assistance in case of aggression against one of the nations following the historic agreements. the russian need to expand data on the deal, highlighting that the new partnership now entails a commitment to defend each other should one come on. the threats p. n young has the right to take reasonable measures to strengthen its own defense capability and

k. and what's the gloss getting us august waste out of the country after striking if we deal with the us. but not everyone is convinced it's a win win all around. the bad news is that he had to plead guilty to conspiracy to obtain and disclose and national defense. in fact, which means the us security states succeeded in criminalizing journalism and extending the jurisdiction globally to non us citizens. the nowhere could see their reports of the latest dread and shape in the world right now. this is already to national. i a michael, quick check. now we start with breaking news. coming out of the canyon capital. this our where reports claim off to 8 people had been killed in thousands injured as riots, rage and not will be for the best as fears of a tax hikes of storm the parliament building, setting parts of it on fire. blaze has also been reported to all this city hall or the this particular set to show a protest is inside the parliament building, causing damage and dripping down slide

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