a one-way ticket, the peculiarities of warsaw recruitment into the ukrainian meat grinder, there werenic belarusians from europe, everyone took their call signs, he took the call sign lennox, like a famous boxer, but was knocked out by the harsh reality. i believed that in the ukrainian army, which is associated with the western one, there cannot be like this. theft, prostitution, drug addiction and hazing, an eyewitness account. they beat up just people, milon, abdul, and boomer. myth and reality, what is really happening abroad with fugitive belarusians? every man for himself has a general idea, only the leadership of this regiment has how to conduct their affairs and improve their financial condition. a completely broken mercenary from the regiment named after the hanged man, watch right now. i have been a supporter of ukrainian nationalism for some time now and decided, so to speak, to take part in the conduct of hostilities in territory of ukraine. who are you, what did you do, how old are you? kulyukov alexander, i’m 53 years old. well, what did you do, who did you work for? i w

of warsaw , krinichna street six, and there hung right on the iron turns, two signs of the belarusian volunteer record, on one of the phones, the belarusian house itself, i didn’t get through, i called by registering volunteers by this telephone number in the regiment, in short. yes, well, you could get through to him, but on the second one, and a man named pavel introduced himself, pavel kukhta, then he knew that he had miles, introduced himself, in general , they were calling him? yes, they call him this guy relatives? yes, the chief of staff conducted a 30-minute interview, but he kind of told me there was no need to wait for money for the next 2-3 months, i bought myself equipment for dima, barely got the money out of this bad guy, the wait was over, i noticed that there there were quite a lot of sets of military uniforms lying in the premises, there are quite a lot of sets of military uniforms here... i saw that they didn’t match what i expected to see there when i arrived at the training center near kiev, we arrived there already in the evening of this eleventh, physical punishm

after a major german foundation withdrew its support for the award after gessen compared gaza to the warsaw ghetto. we will also speak to masha gessen about being placed on russia's most wanted list for comments they made about the war in ukraine. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in the gaza strip, at least 33 people were killed when israel's military struck a u.n. school in khan younis being used as a shelter-of-last-resort for palestinians expelled from their homes. israeli raids also killed and wounded palestinians at hospitals in deir el-balah, khan younis, and in gaza's southernmost city of rafah, where more than 1 million displaced palestinians are sheltering. abu mohamad klab was among those gathered at the morgue at rafah's abu youssef al-najjar hospital thursday. they had come to collect the bodies of loved ones killed by israeli strikes. >> they are looking at the images but no one is saying anything. the dead are all children, women, and elderly. they are not from the resistance. they are all civ

, from warsaw, what they did there , worked, and where they worked, there is a nafib builder, what isll, i don’t remember in general, how can you not remember where you are you work, well, me, i explain, the employer, it’s not me, he sent me to work. because the financial situation is difficult, what kind of issues are these that need to be resolved at home , the psychological state pulls me home, honestly, i don’t know why, i always think to you, that’s good, that’s good, here’s where to tighten up. yes, and i’m saying something else, you need to decide what you want from me , to hear the truth, what kind of truth, i’m not a criminal and i want to be useful to my state , i came to my homeland, i ended up in warsaw, i went to a belarusian house, i arrived by taxi to that belarusian house in the center of warsaw, kryniczna street six, and there were two signs hanging right on the iron gates. the belarusian house itself , a volunteer record , i couldn’t get through to one of the phones in the belarusian house itself, i called the volunteer record on this phone, to the regiment, in short

the boy likes his life in warsaw. i also like the language.e says that the russian language is very similar to ukrainian, and polish is more similar to ukrainian, actually. ukrainians living abroad are in great need of such joint evenings, the organizers say, so they have already planned. crowded celebration on january 6. oh, rejoice, earth, god, born. maria chernyakhivska yehor antonyuk for espresso tv channel from warsaw. the christmas adventures are coming to an end. santa claus has already visited all continents of the world and delivered almost 7 million gifts. this was reported in the joint air and space defense command of the north american continent, norat, which traditionally tracks his movements. the military uses radar systems, satellites and fighter jets to determine santa's location. the website shows the wizard's path in real time. we still do not know about all the magical possibilities of santa. for example, how he moves so... we know he travels in a different time zone than us normal humans can track, that's how he can give ou

the ups and downs of poland synchronize the solidarity of warsaw and brussels on the ukrainian issue. to go through old contacts and level out morovetsky’s miscalculations. in particular , blocking freight traffic on the border with ukraine. a month hit the transport blockade, kilometer-long collapses on highways and multi-billion dollar losses - one continuous manifesto. carriers, they say, with what article do ukrainian colleagues in the workshop bypass european standards offer a cheap service, both slovakia and hungary demand the abolition of visa-free travel, and there is a divide at the yana border. this is due to a conflict of interests: european farmers are tired of the influx of cheap ukrainian products. the protesters’ demands are still the same: to cancel preferences for ukrainian carriers, which actually take away work from local ones, the latter is on the verge of ruin. in poland, the blockade lasts more than a month. the day before, ukrainian media reported that the countries had reached an agreement to lift the blockade. checkpoint on the border of poland and ukraine rav

maria chernyakhivska ihor antoniuk for espresso tv channel from warsaw., the news team will tell even more about the current events of what is happening in ukraine and the world. and then i meet. and my colleagues marto olyarnyk and antina borkovsko. christ is born. dear tv viewers, christ is born, dear marta, i congratulate you. let's praise him. on this christmas information day, marta olyarnyk and antin borkovskyi are working for you in the espresso studio, and today's festive christmas ether we will traditionally start with our gathering, but now, if you are sitting at magnificent tables in the circle of your family, then i advise you to make a pleasant and our military, to contribute to our victory, i remind our viewers and everyone who is watching us now that the espresso tv channel and the charity fund man and law collect more than. to be more precise on a battery station with solar panels for the 108th dnipropetrovsk separate brigade of the territorial defense forces of the armed forces of ukraine, and to effectively destroy the enemy , the milita

is monica shariska in warsaw as you are watching the news up next close up profiles. this year's nobel peace prize winner from iran. and don't forget, you can get all your latest news and information anytime you want on our website at w dot tom. and you can find this other social media feeds to our handle there at dw names. i'm terry martin, thanks for watching the fast fashion as an environmental nice clothing graveyard in the to land desert. this is where things well the industrial nations no longer need and lightest textile waste gets stranded fashion watch now on youtube.

one way ticket, features of warsaw recruitment into the ukrainian grinder. there were ethnic belarusians from europe, everyone took their own call signs. he took the call sign lennox, like a famous boxer, but was knocked out by harsh reality. i believed that this could not happen in the ukrainian army, which is associated with the western army. theft, prostitution. drug addiction and hazing, an eyewitness account. they just beat me up people, milon, abdul, and boomerang. myth and reality, what is really happening abroad with fugitive belarusians. every man for himself has a general idea, only the leadership of this regiment has how to conduct their affairs, how to improve their financial condition. he returned alive, but completely broken. mercenary from the regiment named after the hanged man. watch it now. i have been a supporter of ukrainian nationalism for some time now and decided, so to speak, to take part in hostilities on the territory of ukraine. who are you, what did you do, how old are you, alexander kulikov, here’s me 53 years old. well, what did

of course, of those legia warsaw supporters, but also warsaw football club also legia warsaw footballrning, where members and representatives of aston villa legia warsaw, uefa , their legia warsaw, uefa, their security teams, westminster police, it's essentially just the standard meeting on the day of a game looking ahead to the of a game looking ahead to the of course the evening's fixture and concerns there might and what concerns there might particularly said in particularly be they said in this statement released a couple of hours ago that at that meeting at 1030, it still wasn't clear . they meeting at 1030, it still wasn't clear. they had no confirmation until later than 4:00 on the day of the game that legia warsaw were actually going to take up and confirm their allocated tickets . now, we know over the tickets. now, we know over the past few weeks this there has been some tension brewing between the two clubs because the uefa rules state in these european competitions means that visiting fans are entitled to 5% of the stadium's capacity . for of the stadium's capacity. for as

yes, we are now waiting for the inclusion of the professor of the university of warsaw, expert of the institute of strategy 2050 andrzej sheptyczko. mr. andrzej is already in touch with us, welcome to eteriso. good day. so, the new polish government will be formed by donald tusk. the polish sejm is considering the issue of the new government today, it is expected that that the candidacy of the current prime minister mateoš moravetsky proposed by the president will not receive a vote of confidence. what do you think, how the events in the polish sejm will develop today and how quickly, let's say, the new prime minister can start his work. we are waiting for the elections, this is a question of our constitution, as well as some decisions of mr. president, and therefore today the parliament should make a decision to reject it. support for the same government of mateusz morawiecki, and tomorrow or the day after tomorrow he has to vote for support for the new proposal, i.e. the government donald tusk, this government at the level of ministers, it is already ready, there are proposals of in

an evening of ukrainian carols, carols and gifts was held at the ukrainian house in warsaw. everyone could come to the holiday and spend time with a large ukrainian family. polish plastons also visited the carolers. maria chornihivska will tell more about it. there was a star that never happened before, a clear star, it spread to the whole world, it is a great joy for ukrainians living in poland to gather in a large family circle and sing together their favorite christmas carols, which everyone knows from childhood, rejoice, oh rejoice. you, son of god, was born! the warsaw platoon also came to the west and handed over the bethlehem flame of peace to the ukrainians. we hope that it will now symbolically light up in your homes and bring you peace very quickly. we wish you this on these festive days, but not only on holidays, but also forever. mainly ukrainian families with children who came to sing carols and christmas songs came to... oksana is from the city of dnipro, says a woman who has gotten used to life in poland, is learning the language, has started working, while sh

however, in brussels warsaw was punished for such impudence with a ruble, that is, the euro.icial reform cost the poles at least 556 million euros. more than 58 billion of post-covid payments from the eu general fund have not arrived. new government tusk now has to regain the trust of the european union, and for this it is necessary to follow the european path, that is, to resolve the issue with steel workers, a ban on grain imports and previously suspended supplies to ukraine. changes are also necessary in domestic policy, the conservative views of the pis in europe are unacceptable, and therefore the implantation of a rainbow ideology, the permission of abortion, and the transition to the euro are most likely inevitable. the complete polarity of views of the current and past governments may bring further political upheavals. dictator although duda has lost power in the seimas, the presidential chair is still under him, which means he is still able to create problems for the new cabinet. however. it is quite possible that the newly appointed prime minister himself does not i

uefa have strongly condemned the violence before aston villa's europa conference league win over legia warsawere the polish side's fans clashed with police, leaving four officers injured. good afternoon. the king has warned leaders at the cop28 climate summit in dubai that the world is far off track from meeting key climate targets. in his speech he said he prayed the summit would be a critical turning point for genuine transformational action. this year's cop will focus on speeding up the transition from fossil fuels to clean energy — but there is likely to be disagreement on how that is done, as our climate editor justin rowlatt reports. it was an autograph hunter's dream — 167 world leaders, including rishi sunak. .. ..prime minister modi of india... ..and president macron of france, as well as any number of other notables, including a cgi representation of the uae's first president, sheikh zayed bin nahyan. but top of the bill was king charles, rallying the world to action. i pray with all my heart that cop28 will be another critical turning point towards genuine transformational action.

moreover, warsaw itself faces global work to return to the friendly european family.servative views of the eu were unacceptable, and therefore the implantation of a rainbow ideology, the permission of abortion, and the transition to the euro are now most likely inevitable. a complete polarity of views between the current and past governments can bring. another political squabble, shock, we must remember that in addition to the prime minister, there is another one key position is the president, and now the real dictator duda is holding on to it with blue fingers, he still has the reins of government, that is, the right to veto bills initiated by the government , it is unlikely that it will be possible to overcome his utus, despite the majority of seats in parliament not enough. evgeny belousov, around the planet. the polish ups and downs synchronize the solidarity of warsaw and brussels on the ukrainian issue, tusk promised to go through old contacts and level out morowiecki’s miscalculations. in particular, blocking freight transportation on the border with ukraine. a

, this is some simple nonsense. to say that a ukrainian kindergarten is opening in warsaw , it will bell be easier, it is true that it is private, but it will be, keep an eye on it, because there are already such initiatives, there are even three ukrainian-language schools already in warsaw, there is simply no access to them, willing there are so many, but i ask for something else, the country, the language, the russian language, yes, i understand it all, but there is one nuance, it is possible. although for me it is not entirely correct, you can be russian-speaking and be a patriot of ukraine, i know such paradoxes in ukraine, you can be a ukrainian-speaker and be, for example, a eurosceptic, and you can even be a pro-russian people, but look , the situation at the border that was, showed how much hidden distrust there is between us, and among ukrainians, you you yourself remember all these throws. the internet was our brothers, but we are not brothers anymore, so someone worked on it, it just did not appear, so it is, it is a threat to our security, to our relations, to polish securi

the woman managed to register her son in warsaw. layer. we are looking for our own, and we try to hold on to our own. there are very few of us, we need to stick together, we need to share this warmth, support each other, help, share, and then we will have the strength to restore our state. i don't, i don't know many carols, so i listen first, and then i repeat that the girl has arrived. swallow myroslava and emma, ​​cherkastians, have been living in poland for a year. this is our family tradition, my parents always took me to carols with all my friends, acquaintances, of course it was a joy for us, because we were also given money, and now of course it is not for the sake of money, not for the sake of goodies, but for the sake of to maintain this tradition, to remember that we have a very rich culture, we have very... many beautiful songs, carols, and it is necessary to pass this on to children so that they learn everything, carols and carols, on the eve on christmas, ukrainians who were driven out of their homes by the war gathered in a w

it was during these days that i went to warsaw, i wanted the ukrainian voice to be heard there, this inter-parliamentary diplomacy. unfortunately, our government very often ignores this tool, although many deputies have it constant productive relations with parliamentarians of the whole world. such informal relationships do not depend on protocol. therefore often more effective than official channels. we are in the polish diet, it was here on december 11 that the electoral revolution took place, so to speak. muravetskyi's government did not receive the confidence of the parliamentarians in this regard, and the parliament voted for the government of donald tusk. all these days i was here, we had fantastic meetings. we met with the president of poland andrzej duda, had a meaningful and deep conversation with the head of the polish senate, maloża kidawa blonska. we congratulated the vice-speaker michal kaminsky, worked with the entire committee. of foreign affairs with its head pavel koval. everyone promised that relations between ukraine and poland would be completely reset. i worked i

recently, the heir to the throne published on social networks a photo from a meeting with the mayor of warsaw rafal chaskowski, which he spoke about with the politician. global changes in the geostrategic balance in the world are inevitably associated with a series of regional conflicts and coups d'etat. we are just at the beginning of this long, bumpy road. manufacturability of processes is a new trend and a challenge for states and societies around the world. that's all for today, it was the trends program, disparate facts packaged into a single concept. until next time. belarusian doilitstva, like your jumping, it’s important to start learning and mastering. for belarus, the tree is such material, as with which any masters of muggle can work easily, and with this material, muggle can do anything worthwhile. varytayuchysya yes galoŞnaga façade, we really respect the sprung and looking columns decorated with the karyn order. the historical creation of significant cultural aspects, it is terrible that the building is wrong, the person doing the wrong thing, if you look inside the temple, the

the epic spectacle was broadcast by one of the warsaw cinemas. hundreds of spectators stocked up on popcorn to watch the eternally gloomy people leave. there have been so many disturbing events over the past 8 years that i'm not surprised people are glad it's over. we finally see that we can do something. this is the last day of matthaus' reign muravetsky. at the beginning of the rule of the rights and justice party, we took to the streets to protest against it. and now we sit and enjoy the fact that what this man is saying is the last time he has such powers in poland. the diet hated us for 8 years, created problems for us in every possible way, and i say this as a mother and as a woman, i have long dreamed of seeing how all this would fall apart, to see. there really was something to be said for, for example, the unsportsmanlike behavior of the leader of the once ruling party, for some reason he decided to inject tusk also unobviously hinted at his grandfather’s service in the german troops. there is a procedure in parliament when someone insul

tension is growing in relations between warsaw and kiev. to put on the agenda of the meeting of the eu transport council a discussion of the consequences of the current eu agreement with ukraine on the liberalization of transport, and is seeking the abolition of the so-called transport visa-free regime for ukraine from the road transport union of slovakia. the message notes that the agreement has the destructive impact of the slovak transport market on the markets of other countries neighboring ukraine. meanwhile, the blockade is expanding. previously, slovak truckers, following the example of their polish colleagues, announced to begin blocking the checkpoint on the border with ukraine on december 1. we are talking about the border crossing in vyshne-german uzhgorod. prospects for the development of legislation, issues of national security, de-bureaucratization and protection of the rights of belarusians. the forum of the union of lawyers is taking place in minsk. this is the first time such a large-scale format has only about 500 people.

does not hide, that he supports his father’s initiative, but has identified another goal for himself, warsaw, his views may not be the same as his father's, but he may be even more dangerous, the fact that he has no shadow image is not a reason not to be afraid of this guy , in an article for an american publication, politician alex soros openly pointed to poland as a country of genuine interest to him. poland's rise as a leading economy will ultimately make it a net donor to the eu. the future of accountable democratic government in europe is now being determined not only in paris and berlin, but also in warsaw. - he wrote. recently, the heir to the throne published on social networks a photo from a meeting with the mayor of warsaw shaskowski, what he talked about with politicians, it’s not difficult to guess, he personally congratulated the city and the entire opposition on the results of the parliamentary elections, and, most likely, promised money in exchange for services, in a year and a half there are presidential elections in poland, you need to stake your claim, and preparations for

all the people arrested were warsaw fans. our correspondent phil mackie is at the ground.00 legia warsaw fans were gathered here, the club officials had been given them but didn't distribute them and that's why webster midlands police believe the violence began and that led to running battles along this road. some of the pictures show how bad things got. four officers were hurt, one suffered smoke inhalation, two police dogs were hurt, 46 legia warsaw fans were arrested for various offences including violent disorder, weapons offences and assaulting police officers. the good news for aston villa fans on the pitch was that they won the match and will qualify for the knockout stages of the conference week. the bad news is the violence cast a shadow. uefa said it strongly condemns the violence that took place last night and said it would be closely monitoring the official report that comes both from the clubs involved and the police to see what action may be taken against legia as the competition progresses. thank you. the former health secretary matt hancock has told the cov

it is too expensive in warsaw and kiev.in the ukrainian war alone, weapons, equipment, amounted to 3 billion euros, and this is not to mention the lost economic benefits due to grain, truckers, and migrants. no wonder it's been over a month now. carriers are blocking the border with nezalezhnaya, and don’t forget that warsaw spent more than $34 billion on modernizing its own armed forces this year alone, naturally on credit. acting at the behest of the united states, peace managed to quarrel with the european union, purposefully destroying the unity of views and interests. however, in brussels warsaw was punished for such impudence with a ruble, that is, the euro. the uncoordinated judicial reform cost the poles at least 556 euros, and more than 58 billion post-covid payments from the eu general fund did not reach them. the new government of tusk now has to regain the trust of the european union, and for this it is necessary to follow the european path, that is, resolve the issue with the excavators, the ban on grain import

paris is still number one, but warsaw is moving into number two.ive pound p s to berlin's parade. it is very tough to top paris, but warsaw is giving paris a good run for its money. >> paris was absolutely incredible and i can't wait to see what they do with the olympics based on that and warsaw also beautiful and at the end of the hour, get ready because we have anderson cooper and andy cohen live from times square to ring in the new year here in the u.s. it all starts at 8:00 here on cnn and we will have a live report next because richard quest is standing by in the crowd. we'll talk to him when we come right back. ♪ ♪ >>> we are counting down to the start of the new year here in the united states with just hours until the ball drops in new york city's times square. i am here with my colleague harry enten and let's check in with cnn's richard quest who is watching all of the action down there in times square. all right, richard. we are less than six hours away from 2024. it looks like you added a hat. is it getting a little cold? how are things d

surprises for the old elites from the new prime minister of warsaw are discussed by experts and guestsf the editors' club. media employees are fired in alphabetical order, donald tusk remembers all the grievances from a to z. the polish political field has been cleared. very strongly, there was no democracy and freedom of speech there and there is no, there is a showdown between two political centers, one is american, this is a peace party that was supported by the americans when they came to power, they promised the poles, they promised to defend national interests, instead they fell under the us, they promised to solve the migration crisis, instead they traded visas and earned millions from it dollars, they promised to sort out economic problems, but... watch the new episode immediately after the panorama. any trade or catering facility in belarus will be able to start operating only from the day information about it is included in the trade register. this is provided for by the bill on state regulation of trade and public catering. deputies adopted it in the first reading the day be

now legia warsaw legia warsaw., again in in holland recently i said alkmaar they did it against leicester . so anyway, what was leicester. so anyway, what was decided before the game was that the allocation was going to be reduced from 2000 down to 1000 because they knew what they were going to expect , right? so then going to expect, right? so then this happened outside and then no support . letters from legia no support. letters from legia warsaw were allowed into villa park, what so ever . now the park, what so ever. now the actual club has come out this is warsaw. and they're saying, well, the reason this has happenedis well, the reason this has happened is because was the allocation. and that's what they're protesting about. and it's actually that's nonsense, because a month ago it because this was a month ago it was announced. so this is a lot of fans. they're going over to cause and that's cause trouble. and that's exactly what happened. there were that were were a policeman that were injured of them were in

they actually said, okay, tell us when warsaw has fallen.land has ceased to exist. that is when we will invade. and what's remarkable is they actually did just that, only they did it on faulty intelligence. they were told warsaw fell on september 16th and that's why they invaded on september 17th. it turned out warsaw held out for actually more than two weeks after that. so it was actually faulty intel. the poles were very brave, but in the end they were kind of doomed, not least because the polish government had tried to flee the german invasion, mostly coming from about five different prongs, but not from this one. not from that one. and so they had started to flee in this direction and they found themselves directly in the path now of the soviet advance. now the soviet method of declaring war, making war. i mean, it really did. there's a sort of elegance to the vast cynicism of it that i almost have to admire. they're going to do the same thing against japan in august 1945. so they call in the polish. they informed him they informed him t

they actually said, okay, tell us when warsaw has fallen. that's when we will know poland has ceased to exist. that is when we will invade. and what's remarkable is they actually did just that, only they did it on faulty intelligence. they were told warsaw fell on september 16th and that's why they invaded on september 17th. it turned out warsaw held out for actually more than two weeks after that. so it was actually faulty intel. the poles were very brave, but in the end they were kind of doomed, not least because the polish government had tried to flee the german invasion, mostly coming from about five different prongs, but not from this one. not from that one. and so they had started to flee in this direction and they found themselves directly in the path now of the soviet advance. now the soviet method of declaring war, making war. i mean, it really did. there's a sort of elegance to the vast cynicism of it that i almost have to admire. they're going to do the same thing against japan in august 1945. so they call in the polish. they info

desovereignization of european countries and in general all member countries, the countries of the warsawd seva were more independent than the countries of nato and european structures, as strange as it may sound now, what are you talking about, what else to us? especially, well of course, there, despite all the rigidity , it would seem, there is management there, but not even close compared to what is happening, what you are talking about, now the task has been set to put under control everything that produces industrial policy, technological politics, it was the nato summit in madrid that stated in 2022 that they must maintain their technological superiority over everyone else, in reproach to china, this was said, but here it is still completely ... under control, but not only, i’m i take what is written there, tracking external internal investments, that is, development even within the country is placed under the strictest control, that is, the complete mobilization of military, political, economic resources, where under nato, that is, under the united states of america, for what? in o

he has repeatedly emphasized that warsaw must steadfastly support ukraine in the war against the russian now i propose to join our marathon with the polish expert, journalist marik seerant. glory to ukraine, long live poland. glory, thank you. we are doing well, well, dear mr. editor, we would like to ask you about the prospects for donald tusk to work not only for the good poland, not only for the benefit of the european union, primarily for the benefit of ukraine, i am most interested in how the newly appointed head of the polish cabinet will be able to try to speed up european and polish aid, what are his first steps that you see? of course, he cannot work for the benefit of ukraine, because he is a representative elected by polish society, and he will primarily protect, i think, polish interests, but polish interests coincide with ukrainian interests, and then we come to the moment when, of course, he can support ukraine, can help ukraine, and with his authority in europe, in the european union, he can... mobilize some politicians, as he himself said, he will be laughed at by politic

hot, i’m ready to tell you a little, and most importantly, there are so many agents in vilnius and warsawar security seminar and the freelance kgb officers order him to stand up, it is unknown whether anyone will still be left sitting, the first reason for this is money, those fugitives who are doing poorly with finances are already ready to work for anyone and do anything to make ends meet and lose their vigilance, aksyonovs are good there if there are dozens, not hundreds. others, when they see the colossal amounts of grants from tikhonovskaya’s office, are indignant that they do not have access to them and are looking for options, and the kgb is helping to find them. now the fugitives are facing a new stage of redistribution of grants to organizations and individuals, called: the formation of a new composition of the coordination council, that is, re-election, but not tikhanovskaya, everyone else. october 31 and november 1, several concepts were presented election campaign, but none of the options have been approved, and the decision on the format has been postponed to december 8. it w

aston villa have condemned the violence that left three police officers injured after legia warsaw fansclashes before their europa conference league game in birmingham. flares and missiles were thrown at police as the legia fans were held in a coach park near villa's stadium and not let in to the game. on the pitch alex moreno returned from a six—month out with injury to score the winner for already qualified villa, who have now moved ahead of legia warsaw at the top of group e. full results of all the games are on the bbc sport website. looking to international football now, where's there's two rounds of games remaining in the women's nations league group stage. scotland are away to belgium and wales are at home to iceland, both looking to avoid relagation into league b. northern ireland are in albania, and could still secure promotion to league a via playoffs. for england, there's a crucial game against the netherlands at wembley. jo currie has more from st georges park. the lionesses find themselves in a bit of a sticky situation, their third in their women's nations league group wit

there is a new prime minister in poland, but will warsaw's policy change? what do the poles themselves think about the change of power? this has never been done in the regional center before. in borisov, for the first time , an operation was performed to remove blood clots from the arteries of the brain. and new year's trains in the minsk subway. capital metro celebrates the main holiday of winter. united arab emirates, china and several african countries. december turned out to be extremely busy in alexander lukashenko’s schedule. and as a result, it is on the international agenda of a number of states. direct contracts, roadmaps for future cooperation and rather harsh because. widely discussed speeches on complex issues, as was the case at the summit in dubai, all these are only visible results of the president’s work, and this despite the fact that not everything, of course, is revealed to the press, but it is obvious that all these visits have shown: belarus is accepted and wants to be partners with us, and this can be seen, starting with the way the di

alliance would represent the greatest threat to the united states in history, even greater than the warsaw bloc led by the ussr, - writes business insider. so, how realistic is the creation of such a union and why it would pose such a threat to the united states, as he writes here. well, in general, russia and china are becoming more aggressive and threaten the positions of the united states of america and the entire free world, and this trend. has been going on for quite a long time, and we see how recently both countries have intensified ties between themselves, and it is possible that this the alliance can indeed be stronger than the countries of the warsaw pact, because these are two large nuclear powers, and therefore they can create this powerful alliance that can challenge the civilized community, and accordingly it can have... consequences of an unforeseen nature, but in my opinion , there may be several reasons here, and in principle i am inclined to the fact that they are going for this alliance, although it is certainly not a fact that it will be able to be cemented and have exa

what's good with the latest tonight from warsaw, monica. thank you. are now to the board, and garza is realist pressing ahead with this campaign to eliminate him off, stepping up a tax on the southern city of han eunice where it says key, how much the militants are hold up. now the militants are threatening to kill the hostages, they seize during the october 7th terror attacks. if israel does not meet their demand, the us and a number of other countries have classified him off as a terrorist organization. 8 agencies say that the humanitarian situation in gaza is apocalyptic. with hospitals on the verge of collapse and no safe places for civilians to go up. the last run, health ministry says the israel has killed nearly 18000 palestinians, mainly civilians in the past few months. this father is constantly on the news in hon. eunice, going from hospital to hospital in the hopes of receiving care for his 2 injured sons. he is the only one in his family left to take care of the 2 boys. his wife, daughter, and father were all killed in a straight close to

now, aston villa have condemned the violence that left three police officers injured after legia warsawre involved in clashes before their europa conference league game in birmingham. flares and missiles were thrown at police as the legia fans were held in a coach park near villa's stadium and not let in to the game. well, on the pitch, alex moreno returned from a six—month out through injury to score the winnerfor already qualified villa, who have now moved ahead of legia warsaw at the top of group e. and you can find all the full results and details of all the action on the bbc sport website. looking to international football, where there are two rounds of games remaining in the women's nations league group stage. scotland are away to belgium and wales are at home to iceland, both of those teams looking to avoid relegation into league b. northern ireland, they're in albania. they could still secure promotion to league a via the play—offs. but for england, there is a crucial game against the netherlands at wembley. jo currie has all the details from st georges park. the lionesses find

now, aston villa have condemned the violence that left three police officers injured after legia warsawnvolved in clashes before their europa conference league game in birmingham. flares and missiles were thrown at police as the legia fans were held in a coach park near villa's stadium and not let in to the game. well, on the pitch, alex moreno returned from a six—month out through injury to score the winnerfor already qualified villa, who have now moved ahead of legia warsaw at the top of group e. and you can find all the full results and details of all the action on the bbc sport website. looking to international football, where there are two rounds of games remaining in the women's nations league group stage. scotland are away to belgium and wales are at home to iceland, both of those teams looking to avoid relegation into league b. northern ireland, they're in albania. they could still secure promotion to league a via the play—offs. but for england, there is a crucial game against the netherlands at wembley. jo currie has all the details from st georges park. the lionesses find them

ghetto and later warsaw itself. gaza, or at least gaza, as we knew it, will not exist. not only are the tactics same, but so is the rhetoric. palestinians are referred to as animals, beasts. they have no right to exist. their children have no right to exist, they must be cleansed from the earth. the extermination of those whose land we steal, whose resources we plunder, and whose labor we exploit, is coded within the dna of industrialized nations. ask native americans, ask indians, ask the congolese, ask the kikuyu in kenya, ask the herrero in namibia, who like the palestinians in gaza, were gun down and driven into desert concentration camps where they died of starvation and disease. 80,000 of them ask iraqis, ask afghans, ask syrians, ask kurds, ask libyans, ask indigenous peoples across the globe, they know who we are. israel's distorted, settler colonial visage is our own. we pretend otherwise, we ascribe to ourselves virtues and civilizing qualities that are, as in israel, flimsy justifications for stripping an

to return the influence of russia not only to the post-soviet countries, but to the countries of the warsaw pact in general, and here precisely under... we have poland, the baltic countries, that is, there are a lot of threats to european partners, the question of europe's reaction, how far will they understand that it is necessary to strengthen ukraine, and not to start digging trenches, because already now european partners , to my great regret, it looks like some kind of schizophrenia, they are so afraid of escalating the situation that they say that putin needs to restore the potential somewhere 5-6 there for nine years, and then he will be able to attack... on europe and we have to prepare, that is, it is a kind of déjà vu, instead of helping ukraine to turn the tide of history, they are ready to dig trenches on their territory. the question is what to gain time at the expense of bodies ukrainian soldiers, well, this is not an option, i once said that when, god forbid, the last ukrainian soldier falls, nato soldiers will begin to fall. unfortunately, europe has not yet broken down in t

freedom of speech, no, we haven’t heard, the polish purge came to the house of the warsaw media, accordingo the patterns of the kiev maidan, let’s go through the script holes in the plot of western sponsors, holiday traffic is officially in finnish lopland, catholic christmas is just around the corner. you look around the planet, we are on the air on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24. belousov. it seems that the residents of serbia have something new within the law. about color scripts eugene pre-holiday entertainment, or rather, a small part of them. the leaders of the local opposition have again taken out sharpe's manual and are trying to stir up a people's revolution. it just turns out bad. the results were the reason for a new showdown. out of order elections. seeing that aleksandar vučić’s coalition was outperforming the serbia anti-violence bloc by a large margin, the pro-westernists immediately declared some kind of falsification of the results. however, this story has a fairly long time interval. in 2000 in serbia they also shouted about falsification. then the first color revol

and this is what the bbc correspondent in warsaw, sarah rainsford, drew attention to. in this long speech in the parliament, he really talked a lot... about ukraine. in essence, he said that he is fed up with politicians in the west who say that they are tired of their support for ukraine, that they are tired of the situation in ukraine. he said that we have no right to be tired of the war in ukraine. he said that ukraine is fighting for its democracy, fighting for its freedom, and they need full support in this he said he would make it one of his priorities. in fact, he said that ... he was going to brussels for a meeting of european leaders and that it would be on the agenda . therefore, the new prime minister of poland emphasizes unwavering support from the country. in addition to ukraine, he laid out a new vision of polish politics, and built it on the results of the elections two months ago, which saw a record voter turnout. many people voted for the change. donald tusk called them a political renewal, an awakening. he said. that election day was a day of peace up

the middle of the 20th century. blocs of states form, first nato is created, then in response to the warsawe for several decades they relatively balanced each other and each of them could not go, well, in any case, brazenly go beyond the limits of their own competence, their own borders, the question of their international legal responsibility, in general, did not arise sharply , there was no reason, and this reason first arises after the end of the era of inter-bloc confrontation, the end of... the cold war, when the warsaw pact organization was given a long life, and the north atlantic alliance, despite all expectations, not only survived , but also intensified, consistently , we know seven waves of expansion, as a result of which the alliance has grown by approximately a third of the member states and approximately a third of the territory that it controls, but god bless him if the alliance, even expanding, remained within the boundaries of this territory, respectively, within the limits... and competence, but after the fact that nato remained virtually the only military-political, ideol

ghetto and later warsaw itself. gaza, or at least gaza. as we knew it, will not exist. not only are the tactics the same, but so is the rhetoric. palestinians are referred to as animals, beasts. they have no right to exist, their children have no right to exist, they must be cleansed from the earth. the extermination of those whose land we steal, whose resources we plunder, and whose labor we exploit, is... coded within the dna of industrialized nations. ask native americans, ask indians, ask the kongolese, ask the kikuyu in kenya. ask the herrero in namibia, like the palestinians in gaza, were gun down and driven into desert concentration camps where they died of starvation and disease. 8000 of them, ask iraqis, ask afghans, ask syrians, ask kurds, ask libyans. ask indigenous peoples across the globe, they know who we are. israel's distorted, settler colonial visage is our own. we pretend otherwise, we ascribe to ourselves virtues and civilizing qualities that are, as in israel, flimsy justifications for stripping

, brussels, and not along the line warsaw, kyiv. tusk will actually restart this model of communication and brussels will also participate in solving this problem, because the problem of the transport crisis is only one of the problems, that is, before that there was a much more serious grain crisis, which will be even more difficult to solve, therefore in general, the border should be unblocked without any conditions, the subject of discussion should be the discussion between ukraine and poland regarding its... economic competition, it objectively exists, but it must be implemented within the framework of a single european policy and single rules, which was actually not done by the previous government of matewisz morawiczki, and that is the hope that donald tusk's government will return to those rules and principles that exist in the eu, and the resolution of such disputes will be resolved within the framework of this single policy, can we demand some ... compensations are not only for the losses that we have suffered, so economic,

about this topic informationally, but in july everyone knew that this agricultural coalition, which warsaw the kiev regime, and their grain that they will prolong. help is about to disappear from under our feet, well, it’s already decreasing, they are already saying directly that decreases, and the most important influence, the pressure on public opinion in the west, which zelensky was so concerned about, also goes away, because they are dissatisfied with him in the west, and he begins a new round of hysteria, look, the poles are a traitor, this is a ukrainian case, it’s clear what in poland, ratings of the law and justice party. ukrainian themes, hysteria, shows that look, yes, maybe we didn’t really notice the seventieth anniversary of the volyn massacre and swallowed it, but now we’ll show them, we’ll firmly defend our polish there national interests, okay, then it’s a provocative question, it’s simple, yes, then why should doody declare against the backdrop of the events that began in israel, yes, that, like, there’s no need to over-exaggerate the significance of the arab-israeli confl

ghetto, and later warsaw itself. gaza, or at least gaza, as we knew it, will not exist. not only. are the tactics the same, but so is the rhetoric. palestinians are referred to as animals, beast. they have no right to exist, their children have no right to exist. they must be cleansed from the earth. the extermination of those whose land we steal, whose resources we plunder, and whose labor we exploit is coded within the dna of industrialized nations. ask native americans, ask indians, ask the congolese, ask the kikuyu in kenya, ask the herrero in namibia, who like the palestinians in gaza, were gun down and driven into desert concentration camps where they died of starvation and disease, 80,00 of them and ask iraqis, ask afghans, ask syrians, ask kurds, ask libyans, ask indigenous peoples across the globe. they know who we are. israel's distorted, settler colonial visage is our own. we pretend otherwise, we ascribe to ourselves virtues and civilizing qualities that are, as in israel, flimsy justifications for stripp

the form of grants, in the form of some kind of information resources, in the form of houses there in warsawilnius, but sooner or later they will completely refuse. to the parliament, to the councils, to the all-belarusian people's assembly, i am sure that this is a question that worries many, because this is our future, but i am increasingly convinced that it is much more important to understand who definitely should not end up in them, so in your opinion, who? our parliament is traditionally formed by a majoritarian system, if we say... and our parliament should always be different in that we have a lot of meaning, and there is no circus, we have a belarusian state parliament. this is our main thing, probably philosophical task.

well, i think that the main thing would be the direction to warsaw, but the ukrainians didn’t think ofll take warsaw, well, plunder at least, plunder at least yes, well, who cares and it ’s far from berlin, when that’s all. this is the main thing - this is courage, for an officer - valor, for a general - this is courage, because in the end, the generals are led by the political leadership, it sets tasks with its operational directives, the military in any case are subordinates of the station, when it is set by the political leadership, let's say, are not always realistic tasks, we mean the ukrainian prime minister, then the military the leadership, the team, by the way, is now scared, and said that he will not sign the mobilization of women. but he lowered the age to fly to 25, looks at us, that is, the military, military leadership must always somehow defend their point of view, well, purely, well, up to certain limits, of course, because they often write in military certifications: “able to defend his point point of view up to, well, up to certain limits, because after all, when in a

the soviet zone included central poland and warsaw. ..hey crossed the demarcation lines in invading poland. eventually had a barter it away the germans got central warsaw for lithuania. that in itself is an interesting story. because after all the soviets invited: as they invaded six of the countries. a couple of years ago, this was not from my book it was related to my book but it didn't op-ed in the wall street journal pointing out some of the consequences the soviet japanese neutrality pack and its relation to pearl harbor and other vents in the pacific which i will get to shortly. now it russian foreign minister is not amused they denounce me by name. on the fourth of july at. [laughter] it's right at the tweet congratulating america's other national holiday they denounce comrade for his nefarious book for the tope and the soviet union was a peaceloving empire. i had no designs on other countries but is a very first counter tweet. then in who took the island, santa claus? that was not mine that was someone else.ie so the soviets were