europe, do as i do, today, that means this story has changed the other way around, in america it’s still’re having a discussion about where to get the money, and now europe, with its pants up, is running ahead of the usa, and here the americans, of course, screwed their europeans, well, simply according to the laws of the genre, not only are they robbing them of sanctions, they have now brought them forward as a financier. over the countries sponsoring this budget, it seems to me, is simply dangerous, because i know for certain what is happening in germany today, germany is a country that in general, it is formed on very stable habits, this is a country that is accustomed to high social guarantees, to a stable budget, to a high standard of living, which today is collapsing right before our eyes, this is a european rebellion. at the same time, one gets the feeling that it seems to them that we are not showing ourselves tough enough, or maybe we are not responding, and biden, demanding to allocate money to ukraine, appeared after information that zelensky staged a terrorist attack with an

dmitry melnikov and nikolai koskkin, reporting for the week from washington. are rebelling more and more violently, especially hotly in poland. the photo shows an impressive ukrainian delegation led by prime minister shmygal on the polish-ukrainian border. they came to the negotiations, but no one from poland came to them. and these shots arrived today. in poland, unknown persons opened the carriages of a freight train with ukrainian grain. the train was heading to the port of gdansk. a total of 160. the city of krupino opens a monument to soviet soldiers, are you not afraid to play the russian anthem on the territory of slovakia? no no no i’m afraid, i’m not afraid, there’s no need to fight, these people , under this anthem, liberated us, our country during the second world war, and specifically our city, we will thank them very much for liberating us. they come not to demolish the country, to bow, old people and young people lay carnations at the monument to the twenty-six defenders of their city krupino remembers for eternal glory the memory of the heroes o

and europe.zelenskyy is sounding the alarm, saying his forces want to continue the fight. for ukrnians two years on, they still regard this as a next essential fight. yes, they are tired, there are a losses, but they still say this is a battle they have to win, but that they cannot win it without the support of their allies. caitrÍona: to discuss all of this i am joined by bill taylor, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine. if we look at the debt of navalny we see that e.u. and u.k. are looking at new sanctions for russia. >> they are looking apparently at sanctioning some of the people in the prison system that were responsible for his death. i do not think we really know all the details of that death. the united states is also considering new sanctions. again on people, but also more broadly it is possible there are ways to crack on existing sanctions, to reduce the leakage involved in some of the economics. so the u.s. and europe and britain are doing this. caitrÍona: what does the u.s. need to lo

and europe.zelenskyy is sounding the alarm, saying his forces want to continue the fight. for ukrainians two years on, they still regard this as a next essential fight. yes, they are tired, there are a losses, but they still say this is a battle they have to win, but that they cannot win it without the support of their allies. caitrÍona: to discuss all of this i am joined by bill taylor, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine. if we look at the debt of navalny we see that e.u. and u.k. are looking at new sanctions for russia. >> they are looking apparently at sanctioning some of the people in the prison system that were responsible for his death. i do not think we really know all the details of that death. the united states is also considering new sanctions. again on people, but also more broadly it is possible there are ways to crack on existing sanctions, to reduce the leakage involved in some of the economics. so the u.s. and europe and britain are doing this. caitrÍona: what does the u.s. need to

but with courage, backed by weapons and money from washington to europe, ukraine held on. and today, on the spot of the first attack, president volodymyr zelenskyy greeted allies from canada, italy, belgium, and the european union "it is here that putin wanted to win the battle for our capital, and here, the world saw that evil can be defeated," he said. but the anniversary comes at a hard time for ukraine. sanctions against russia aren't working. ammunition is running low, after a failed offensive and aid from the united states is held up in congress while in russia, president putin is relishing the moment his troops are advancing in ukraine, while he's on a campaign tour for elections he's assured to win but alexei navalny won't go away, even in death. today, his mother received his body after claiming authorities had instructed her to bury him in secret. his widow, who met president biden, didn't give any clues to next steps. "you tortured him alive, and now you keep torturing him dead you mock the remains of the dead," she said. this war has made russia more repressive

the leading washington and europe, that's driving the war. you know, we know what happened during the negotiation to do that. the early phase of negotiation to the end, the war and horace johnson came in and tell them you cry. no, no, no. we will back you a 100 percent and right out, even if the west to back ukraine, 100 percent, and ukraine still cannot achieve victory. as i said earlier, the united states has been sold the industrialized, you cannot provide ukraine was the, did the munition it needs, was there totally shout? you need us. can people frame money by proctor certain point? they're just papers, you know what you can set 60000000000 dollars worth of paper to you credit. that's not going to help you bring quote. uh, well, actually car only ends up mostly coming back to the suburbs in virginia. okay. at the end of the day, i mean it, it's a griff, it's a huge griffin. i think that's why a lot of these people are pushing the 6 me with billions because they know it's the last time they're going to be able to feed at the trough. okay,

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the lead in washington and europe, that's driving the war. you know, we know what happened during the negotiation to do that, the early phase of negotiation to the end, the war and horace johnson can stand and tell them you cry. no, no, no. we will back you 100 percent, and right out even is the west to back ukraine. 100 percent. and ukraine still cannot achieve victory. as i said earlier, the united states has been sold the industrialized you cannot provide ukraine was the, did the munition and these was, are totally shout. you need us. can people frame money by proctor certain point? they're just papers, you know what you can set 60000000000 dollars worth of paper to ukraine. that's not going to help ukraine quote. uh, well, actually, carl ends up mostly coming back to the suburbs in virginia. okay. at the end of the day, i mean it, it's a griff, it's a huge griffin. i think that's why a lot of these people are pushing the 6 me with billions because they know it's the last time they're going to be able to feed at the trough. okay, so they w

the leading washington and europe. that's driving the war, you know, we know what happened during the negotiation to do that. the early phase of negotiation to the end, the war and horace johnson came saying and tell them you cry. no, no, no, we will back you a 100 percent. and right out, even if the west to back ukraine, 100 percent, and ukraine still cannot achieve victory. as i said earlier, united states has been sold the industrialized, the cannot provide ukraine was the get the munition in these wizard totally shout. you need us. can people frame money by proctor certain point, they're just papers, you know what you can set 60000000000 dollars worth of paper to you credit. that's not going to help you bring a quote uh well actually carl ends up mostly coming back to the suburbs in virginia . okay. at the end of the day, i mean it, it's a griff, it's a huge griffin. i think that's why a lot of these people are pushing the 6 me with billions because they know it's the last time they're going to be able to feed at t

the leading washington and europe, that's driving the war. you know, we know what happened during the negotiation to do that. the early phase of negotiation to the end, the war and horace johnson came in and tell them you cry. no, no, no, we will back you a 100 percent. and right out, even if the west to back ukraine, 100 percent, and ukraine still cannot achieve victory. as i said earlier, united states has been sold the industrialized, the cannot provide ukraine was the, did the munition it needs, was there a totally shout? you need us. can people trained money by profit or certain? boy, they're just papers. you know what, you can set $60000000000.00 worth of paper to you credit. that's not going to help ukraine quote. uh, well, actually car only ends up mostly coming back to the suburbs in virginia. okay. at the end of the day, i mean it, it's a griff, it's a huge griffin. i think that's why a lot of these people are pushing the 6 me with billions because they know it's the last time they're going to be able to feed at the trough. okay, so

the leading washington and europe. that's driving the war, you know, we know what happened during the negotiation to do that. the early phase of negotiation to the end, the war and horace johnson came saying and tell you cry. no, no, no, we will back you a 100 percent. i'd write out even if the west to back ukraine, 100 percent, and ukraine still cannot achieve victory. as i said earlier, united states has been sold the industrialized. he cannot provide ukraine was the, did the munition it needs, was there totally shout you need us. can people frame money by proctor certain point? they're just papers, you know what you can set 60000000000 dollars worth of paper to you credit. that's not going to help ukraine quote uh well, actually, carlie ends up mostly coming back to the suburbs in virginia. okay. at the end of the day, i mean it, it's a griff, it's a huge griffin. i think that's why a lot of these people are pushing the 6 me with billions because they know it's the last time they're going to be able to feed at the t

protests are growing in europe movement, in france teachers came out to protest after farmers.are unhappy with low wages and job cuts . which will require another 200 million euros. trade unions are already calling for an end to the protests, but columns of tractors are still parked outside paris. the french prime minister was followed by the portuguese. hundreds of tractors block the highway leading to the spanish border. at the same time, large-scale protests by farmers in france have already led to a logical result: store shelves are empty, as in belgium, where the farmers blocked the day before tractors and threw eggs at the european parliament building in brussels. it's going on there. eu. in addition to the belgians, farmers from france and italy also took part in the attack.

the situation that has developed is very typical not only for washington, mass riots in europe and...inst the white house overseas are caused by one very simple reason: when the people speak, the authorities get too carried away and do not listen point-blank, we will prove this, as always, only with facts , it’s up to you to draw your own conclusions! texas is one of the main circulatory systems for the usa, the state accounts for half oil production, a quarter of gas in the entire country. if austin, the capital, declares independence, it will immediately become the ninth economy in the world. the state's economy exceeds $2 trillion and can give odds to entire countries. to understand, this is more than in italy and canada. texas offers businesses cheap energy. there is no. corporate income tax, which attracts a large number of foreign companies, especially from europe. texas ranks first in the united states in terms of gdp in terms of population growth and exports. there are other reasons for it economic power, for example, texas has invested heavily in education. the state is home

europe washington, the capital of the united states , was once again the scene of widespread demonstrations by supporters of palestine. in berlin , the capital of germany, the demonstrators condemned the continued attacks of the zionist regime in gaza and demanded an end to the war. in canada, palestinian supporters gathered in front of the israeli embassy in ottawa and blamed netanyahu for the genocide in gaza. in mexico city, the capital of mexico, people demanded an end to the continuous bombing of gaza and the freedom of palestine. hundreds of spanish people, holding the palestinian flag , expressed their anger at the crimes of the occupying regime in gaza. in support of the hezbollah movement, seyyed hassan nasrallah the general secretary of this movement is sardad. the head of the judiciary said that the enemy is always coming and conspiring with the chinese, and this makes the task of protecting the irgc's information more difficult. the islamic revolutionary guard corps information protection day ceremony added that safety should be prioritized with a compassionate and preventive ap

is in vassal dependence, then it will already be under the direct control of washington, so today europeho will set aside national interests , so to speak, to bring europe back from the brink of the abyss, because the war is in europe. is not beneficial to either the russian federation or any european country, and today we are without, you know, once again, there is still this, some people think, no , where are nuclear weapons, you know, in order for a gun to fire, it must first be hung up, when you have an accumulation of equipment, when from south korea they are bringing it here, weapons are being brought from north america, generals are placed under american generals, first they are trained, and then provocations are needed, but you can enter from the territory of poland not as a nato country, but you can enter as developmental sabotage groups, but it is possible in this way... and development, because if we relax and count on the fact that they will be afraid of this or that nuclear potential and so on, for them, to a certain extent, it would even be beneficial for russia to use tact

under the usual control of washington, so today europe must wake up, these are the politicians who areo bring europe back from the brink of the abyss, because a war in europe is not beneficial for either the russian federation or any european country, and today we are without, you know, once again, there is still something like that, some people think, but no, where else? nuclear weapons, you see, in order for a gun to fire, it must first be hung up, when you have an accumulation of equipment, when it is brought here from south korea, weapons are brought from north america, generals are put under the command of american generals, first i will prepare, and then we need provocations, but you can enter from the territory of poland as... not as a nato country, but you can enter as dividing sabotage groups, but you can handle the situation in this way, let's start with tactical nuclear weapons, and finish with information, the majority of germans do not want, for the country to have nuclear weapons, they conducted a survey, sociology shows 57.8% refuse this, despite the threats and intimida

the fear of disgracing washington in europe is so great that articles about the latest taboo begin tobout an alternative nuclear deterrent because it fears that it will eventually have to break the last taboo of german security policy, giving up its own nuclear weapons. yourself: do you want to be a nuclear power, or give up nuclear energy completely? vice-president of the european parliament barley, a german from scholz's party, also hints at some european nuclear bombs. potential comparison data in the policy article, however, disappointing. the french and british nuclear umbrellas are approximately 600 warheads versus almost 6.00 russian ones. the fact that the discussion in the western media is heading in this direction in itself indicates a loss of all faith in the possibility of a victory for ukraine. moreover, the complaints are starting. present them to western think tanks, whose experts predicted that russia was about to run out of missiles. ahead of the munich security conference , the annual state of the world report has been published. western propaganda stops working, jud

looking around in europe and washington, the financial flow from the us for military needs has driedp, but the eu countries are counting on the white house. will still be able to resume funding. imagine for a moment that it doesn’t work out, then germany will become the largest supplier of weapons to ukraine. dear friends, we must do everything possible at the international level to prevent this situation from arising, because it is arrogant to believe that we can cope alone. let me remind you, white the house is trying to get the american congress to allocate $60 billion for kiev; for comparison, the amount of military assistance from germany, ukraine’s main donor in europe, is about seven times less this year. in the capital of argentina, a protest rally in disagreement with the policies of the new president ended in mass arrests; hundreds of people gathered in the building of the local congress and demanded that the authorities abandon shock economic reforms. the rally was peaceful until a group of demonstrators blocked the roadway and began clashes with the police resulted in law

the situation that has developed is very typical not only for washington: mass riots in europe and a against the white house overseas are caused by one very simple reason: when the people speak, the authorities have played too much and do not listen point-blank, we will prove this as always. you can only draw conclusions using facts. texas is one of the main blood vessels for the usa systems the state accounts for half of the oil production and a quarter of the gas production in the entire country. if the capital of austin declares independence, it will immediately become the ninth economy in the world. the state's economy exceeds $2 trillion and can give odds to entire countries. to understand, this is more than in italy and canada. texas offers businesses cheap energy and has no corporate income tax, which attracts a large number of foreign companies, especially from europe. texas ranks first in the us in terms of gdp and population growth and export. there are other reasons for its economic strength, for example, texas has invested heavily in education. the state is home to more t

the situation that has developed is very typical not only for washington; mass riots in europe and aellion against the white house overseas are caused by one very simple reason. the authorities are playing too hard and are not listening emphasis, we will prove this, as always, only with facts, it’s up to you to draw conclusions. texas is one of the main circulatory systems for the united states; the state accounts for half of the oil production and a quarter of the gas in the entire country. if austin, the capital, declares independence, it will immediately become the ninth economy in the world. the state's economy exceeds $2 trillion and is poised to explode. for entire countries, to understand, this is more than in italy and canada. texas offers cheap energy to businesses and there is no corporate income tax, which attracts a large number of foreign companies, especially from europe. texas ranks first in the united states in terms of gdp in terms of population growth and exports. there are other reasons for its economic strength, for example, texas has invested heavily in education

, which show that the united states ’ interest in europe is declining quite significantly, that is,ike to include in a future declaration of this april summit, apparently april's, yes, april's theses again, yes, yes, most likely it will be there. this is exactly what the united states is returning to the essence, and the essence for them is that their main enemy is china, trump remembered this very well, biden did not forget about this, biden, although he lowered the rhetoric, but in fact almost did not cancel the anti-chinese ones, janette , trump’s measures, now the united states, in fact , they laid out a menu for jens stoltenberg, in this menu there are such questions, an outlandish question like... it’s clear that it won’t work out very well, that is there must be an economic and technological engine germany, as we found out, germany is in a weak state, france, well, of course, it must personify nuclear power, and france with nuclear power is not everything, not everything is normal, so this attempt is somehow a copying method, yes, replicating nato in europe is clearly doomed

the situation that has developed is very typical, not only for washington, mass riots in europe and ate house for ocean, are caused by one very simple reason: when the people speak, the authorities have played too much and do not listen point-blank, we will prove this, as always, only with facts, it is up to you to draw conclusions. texas is one of the main circulatory systems for the united states; the state accounts for half of oil production and a quarter of gas in the entire country. if austin, the capital, declares independence, it will immediately become the ninth economy in the world. the state's economy exceeds $2 trillion and can boost entire countries. to understand, this is more than in italy and canada. texas offers businesses cheap energy and has no corporate income tax, which attracts a large number of foreign companies, especially from europe. texas ranks first in the united states in terms of gdp in terms of population growth and exports, and there are other reasons for its economic strength, for example, texas has invested heavily in education. the state is home to mo

, keeps coming from europe, president zelensky is sounding the alarm saying is forces to continue the as an existential fight. yes, on, they still regard this as an existentialfight. yes, they are tired, yes, there are great losses, but they still say this is about all that they have to win. but they can't win it without the support of their eyes. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet. let's turn to some important news around the world. the main hospital in alabama has paused in vitro fertilization treatments or ivf. that comes after the state's supreme court ruled that frozen embryos should be legally considered �*children�*. the hospital says it's concerned it could be prosecuted. last week the state's justices ruled that any human life from the moment of conception is sacred. it's one of the most significant developments related to reproductive rights since the us supreme court struck down roe versus wade in 2022. a major rescue operation is under way in southern venezuela, where a local mayor has said that 23 bodies have been pulled from rubble after an illegal gold m

europe, or i mean the euro-atlantic elites, that is , the united opinion of washington and key westernf our president they will crush, by provoking protests in the internal opposition, then undermining the undermining of international trust in him, stopping meetings with him, that is... with him will be dealt with in this way, but today this is an unlikely scenario, this is an extremely unlikely scenario, the west understands perfectly well that raising any question about the legitimacy, the legality of the president of ukraine, this will be a destabilizing factor for ukraine, which russia will certainly immediately take advantage of, oh, so we we need destabilizing factors, which we are ready to take advantage of right away, but it’s enough to leave you alone, it’s just that you bastards will devour each other, you bandera scum. you can't even imagine how we hate you, not the ukrainian people, we have zero complaints about the ukrainian people , except for one thing, how can you be so insanely weak, well, listen, well, you consider yourself a people, just think about it, after all, yo

and to chavez, zalinski right towards that washington has now perceived around europe to have lost its will. the repentance and confidence have the will. they just committed another $54000000000.00 to reconstruct the country. but when it comes to repelling russians to revive defensive, they do not have the capacity even beyond washington. much of the western medias. narrative is shifted to the need to wrap things up. why the west is losing ukraine? ukraine can't win the war. the landscape is palpable frustration. 2 years in ukraine faces american made crisis 2 years into war after 2 years of war, questions abound on whether key of can sustain the fight against russia. average citizens can say what the magic piece formula is that zalinski insists on treating lights. it says mysterious and complicated is the secret of getting the caramel and said the little cadbury chocolate bar squares. somebody does the most the international community must force both sides to the negotiating table. the outcome can only be compromised. a flight to a street, sushi, stop. i love awesome. the for home. a

europe.s again. michael ramirrez continues the topic. on the warship it is written: nato. the sailors are talking. it's not russian smart missiles and bombs that are bothering us. on the contrary, those who are dangerous. stupidly, trump is written on the rocket on the right. fears are accelerating at an accelerated pace. there's a commotion in washington. intelligence identified a new serious threat to national security, and congressmen were notified at a closed briefing. then, however, the tone was lowered, there is no immediate threat yet, and the topic is space-based anti-satellite weapons that russia is developing. 27 january 67 the usa, great britain, and the soviet union signed the outer space treaty, which became the basis of international space law. later ratified by more than 100 states, it prohibits the placement of any weapons of mass destruction in earth's orbit, on the moon or on a station in outer space, but the ban does not apply to conventional ones. weapons in the eighty-thi

, keeps coming from europe.ey still regard this as an existential fight. yes, they are tired, yes, there are great losses, but they still say this is a battle that they have to win. but they can't win it without the support of their allies. the bbc�*s chief international correspondent lisa lucent. meanwhile, brazil's foreign minister has criticised what he called the "paralysis" of the un security council on the wars in ukraine and the middle east as he opened a g20 meeting in rio dejaneiro. the uk's foreign secretary lord david cameron also addressed the g20 group of foreign ministers, placing russia's actions top of their agenda. from rio, here's our south america correspondent, ione wells. well, there was certainly a tense atmosphere at the g20 summit in rio today, and that's partly because of some of the differences of opinion in the room when it comes to russia's actions in ukraine. now, present at the meeting today was russian — russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov. i'm told that directly in that room,

the mount washington has now perceived around europe to have lost its will. your opinions and confidence have the will. they just committed another $54000000000.00 to reconstruct the country, but when it comes to repelling russians to revive defensive, they do not have the capacity even beyond washington. much of the western medias. narrative is shifted to the need to wrap things up. why the west is losing ukraine? ukraine can't win the war. the landscape is palpable frustration. 2 years in ukraine faces american made crisis 2 years into war after 2 years of war, questions abound on whether t of can sustain the fight against russia. average citizens can say what the magic piece formula is that zalinski is fis on treating lights. it's as mysterious and complicated as the secret of getting the caramel. and so the little cadbury, chocolate bar squares, somebody does the most, the international community must force both sides to the negotiating table. the outcome can only be compromised. the flight to the street search to see him stop the i love awesome. the for

add to that the politicking in washington, which is blocking further us assistance to ukraine, and therey guest is bulgaria's prime minister, nikolai denkov. is the eu's poorest nation, where pro—russian sentiment is significant, one of europe's weakest links?

who regularly pay washington for it deserve protection. and then they want to completely blame the financing of ukraine on the european union. biden himself did not fly to munich, he sent kamala haris and she had to pretend that there were no problems. our commitment to building and maintaining alliances has helped america become the most powerful and prosperous nation in the world. these alliances prevented wars, protected freedom and maintained stability in space from europe to the indo-pacific region. however , the blissful atmosphere that haris tried to create was destroyed by the us secretary of state, and anthony blinken spoke almost like trump, but introduced a gastronomic note. he spoke in spirit. we see our energy helping to create voluntary alliances and partnerships, but if you don't have a seat at the table in our international relations system, you may end up on the menu. in order not to find themselves in the role of another victim, the eu states are forced to pay, pay a lot. germany already spent almost 18 billion euros on e

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the protest movement is growing in europe; in france , teachers followed farmers in protest. they are unhappy with low wages and job cuts . as for farmers, the day before the french prime minister announced a package of measures to support agricultural producers. for this, 400 million euros will have to be allocated from the budget. add to this the partial reimbursement of diesel fuel costs, which will require another 200 million euros. they are already calling for an end to the protests, but paris has everything columns of tractors are still standing, the french prime minister was followed by the portuguese, hundreds of tractors are blocking the highway leading to the spanish border. at the same time, large-scale protests by farmers in france have already led to a logical result: store shelves are empty, as in belgium, where the day before farmers blocked the european parliament buildings in brussels with tractors and threw eggs at them, where the eu summit is taking place. in addition to the belgians, others also took part in the siege. france, italy, spain, and portugal. r

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and yes, and julie with the native summit in washington in july will show how much europe is now contributing to the security of the year. atlantic area, and from that is good news. as we mock 75 years of the alliance post. i'm thinking, kind of, i'd say russia by contrast, has not attained a single one of its goal was in this war, or defecting t 2 team wanted to take kids in 2 weeks. 2 years on ukraine has liberated over half of the territory occupied by russia. russia has lost control over the west and black seats and this is things 1st and foremost to the ukrainian forces. i have the utmost respect for the coverage and that hot for success is the problem. i know there's to support some of us as play depend on funds, and that should be an incentive for us now not to ease out the lead rather, to continue resolutely thought on this personal task. gemini, is precisely that resolute life done. and at the same time, grateful for our united stands today and in the future. thank you, the can sir. good morning and good morning. once again to everybody about that or a secretary tunnel, it's wonderfu

shield, the british shield, europe's ability to do something independently, i'm not talking about thet that the fifth article of the nato treaty is being mentioned less and less, so the situation here, especially since china guarantees that moscow will not use nuclear weapons, from here, ah, it is clear that the theses of two years ago, as we remember,... from paris, london, slightly cut off the führer, but this is not means that he will not act with conventional weapons, especially since the situation for him is quite, i will emphasize this again, provocative. and to what extent do you think that the conventional weapons of russian women can be compared with the conventional weapons of nato countries, which by and large have been helping us throughout this war with their not-so-best arsenals, well... if we take internal documents, let's say, internal french, internal german documents , then in them it is written in black and white that the intensity, at the intensity of such a war that is being waged russia in ukraine, the french army will be enough for seven days. i don't want to qu

the situation that has developed is very typical not only for washington: mass riots in europe and aouse overseas are caused by one very simple reason: when the people speak, the authorities have played too much and do not listen point-blank, let us prove this. you can always draw conclusions using facts; texas is one of the main circulatory systems for the united states; the state accounts for half of oil production and a quarter of gas in the entire country. if austin, the capital, declares independence, it will immediately become the ninth economy in the world. the state's economy exceeds $2 trillion, and can give odds to entire countries. to understand, this is more than in italy and canada. texas offers cheap energy to businesses and there is no corporate income tax, which attracts a large number of foreign companies, especially from europe. texas ranks first in... in terms of gdp in terms of population growth and exports. there are other reasons for its economic strength, for example, texas has invested heavily in education. the state is home to more than 180 university college

add to that the politicking in washington, which is blocking further us assistance to ukraine, and theres bulgaria's prime minister, nikolai denkov. is the eu's poorest nation, where pro—russian sentiment is significant, one of europe's weakest links?

a war of all against all in europe is quite beneficial for london and washington.conomic and financial weakening...reads capital fleeing from european union to the united states of america. against this background, integration within the union state of belarus and russia looks like a bright, successful economic alternative. let's look at the numbers. the economy of germany, as the flagship of the eurozone, is falling. a survey of managers of 9,000 german companies showed an overall deterioration in the business environment in germany. to solve problems in the labor market, germany from february 1. shortens the work week by one day. the decline of the eu economy is not a short-term phenomenon. stagnation in the eu may last for the next 3 years of the year. when europe falls. the united states is getting richer, as us gdp in the fourth quarter of twenty- three grew by a record 3.3%, thanks to the defense sector. in other words, the us economy grew due to wars and the suffering of disasters of the people of europe and other regions of the world. but all is not well in

the attention, though, also costs and concern in washington. good afternoon, given russia's increasingly aggressive and destabilizing role in europe, we are watching rushes, actions, and trends. nice through it. in a broader situation, they're very closely just one of several western voices warning. the rush is trying to to stabilize the region even further. it's time not to have looked at some of the other headlines in the us, a cluster of fast moving was fine, scorch communities in an area known as the texas panhandle. one, blaze being cold, the smoke house creak fine as rolling into one of the largest in the states history . no injuries have been reports, but that all fears the fire could spread further. in texas, a man has been executed for killing 2 people in the year. 2000. i haven't come to was convicted or faithfully shooting. his cousin and his cousins girlfriend bought claimed his conviction was based on false testimony before receiving a lethal injection. cons was said several times again that he was innocent. the district attorney s

europe is starting to feel feverish. why are europeans protesting? telephone law: who will stop trump? materials from our program. we got together and i said, "america is back." germany, no, from france looked at me and asked why, how long have you been back? joe biden about his conversation with the heads of other g7 countries after his election, well, he confused macron with the late meterand, who doesn’t happen to anyone. mitran, by the way, led france for the longest period of time, 14 years, and biden, as a member of the senate foreign relations committee, met with him. but the slip is actually quite freudian. fransamiran was the last truly major statesman at the elysee palace, controversial, but had. a holistic view of the place of france and europe in the world. like all french leaders after world war ii, he remained a forced atlanticist, there was nowhere to go, but within the community he aggressively defended the economic interests of his country. in the early years of his presidency in the early eighties, miteran was very vocal, particular

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, london, and to a certain extent, europe.lieve they will have to face a difficult, revisionist, aggressive russia for a generation. that is not something that u.s. intelligence services or western intelligence services had already been expecting but the war has changed that. that means even 20 years down the line, the u.s. and u.k. expects to have to confront russia even after putin. that means some of the sanctions that have been put in place today, somof the actions, they are about ukraine in the sense that that is where the front is. but there about degrading russia up to 15 years into the future to ensure that russia cannot do what they have done in ukraine elsewhere into europe and nato. that will be a generational fight, perhaps. >> thank you very much. >> thanks. ♪ >> the american psychiatric association's latest monthly poll found that one in three americans said they felt lonely at least once a week over the past year. younger people were more likely to report these feelings than other age groups. we have more on wha

add to that the politicking in washington, which is blocking further us assistance to ukraine, and thereguest is bulgaria's prime minister, nikolai denkov. is the eu's poorest nation, where pro—russian sentiment

add to that the politicking in washington, which is blocking further us assistance to ukraine, and there is a growing, urgent sense that europe needs to get serious about its own security. my guest is bulgaria's prime minister, nikolai denkov. is the eu's poorest nation, where pro—russian sentiment is significant, one of europe's weakest links? prime minister nikolai denkov in sofia, welcome to hardtalk. hello. glad to be with you. it's a pleasure to have you, mr prime minister. you know, as well as i do, that it is almost two years now since vladimir putin launched that all—out invasion of ukraine. we see the bitter attritional warfare continue in ukraine. do you think that the european union, and indeed bulgaria itself, have learned the right lessons over the past two years? i think there are very big changes, both in europe and in bulgaria in particular. let mejust give you an example. for bulgaria, we have cut the dependence on russian oil completely. for this two years, we have cut the dependence on russian gas, nuclear fuel. we have increased our budget for defence above 2%, someth

add to that the politicking in washington, which is blocking further us assistance to ukraine, and there is a growing, urgent sense that europe needs to get serious about its own security. my guest is bulgaria's prime minister, nikolai denkov. is the eu's poorest nation, where pro—russian sentiment is significant, one of europe's weakest links? prime minister nikolai denkov in sofia, welcome to hardtalk. hello. glad to be with you. it's a pleasure to have you, mr prime minister. you know, as well as i do, that it is almost two years now since vladimir putin launched that all—out invasion of ukraine. we see the bitter attritional warfare continue in ukraine. do you think that the european union, and indeed bulgaria itself, have learned the right lessons over the past two years? i think there are very big changes, both in europe and in bulgaria in particular. let me just give you an example. for bulgaria, we have cut the dependence on russian oil completely. for this two years, we have cut the dependence on russian gas, nuclearfuel. we have increased our budget for defence above 2%, someth