we received today just according to the data sent from the white house on the accession of two new countries signed by president biden for a minute well, to discuss this issue in congress is required by american legislation, in particular the white house, and here it is interesting to prepare a special report in which to write how the accession of new countries will affect the alliance itself and the national security of the united states well, the first such report arrived already on may 19, that is, the day after two new countries have submitted an application to nato. well, today we received a new, updated, updated report . nobody knows what it contains. even the american press, because the document is closed, has a seal for official use, that is, we will not know the content. well, unless there is some random leaked from the office of a certain congressman, but what we know for sure with you is what the result will be, because in order for two countries to join nato , two-thirds of the votes of the senate are needed. well, more than 80 congressmen have already signed the open letter in w

country. i hope, ah, a new set of leaders, a new vision and a new country. new people can resolve this altogether, but the struggle is not over yet. annuity still comes to talk to fellow protesters about the v for we're struggling to continue. his thing is missed in not i'd v still not find a solution for the issues from his country to galban need to understand and gum and need to address that. so till a dead drifted. yes, we are still continue to spread as minute. he says she has grown as a person and has formed lasting friendships. she knows there's a long road ahead and a lot still to be done and some sports. before we go, germany's philip cross that has been crowned the 2022 windsurfing world cup champion. he beat his rivals to the top spot in grand canaria. 28 year old swooped, spun, and sail to victory, beating brazilian mar sillier brown into 2nd casa, emerged from the choppy seas with as thanks the world cub titled to his name and spain's e buy yet, or why no was declared the women's champion. that's all for me for now, but stay with us after the brea

set of leaders, a new vision and a new country new people can resolve this altogether, but the struggle is not over yet. annuity still comes to talk to fellow protested about the v forward. i shall go and continue because thing is missed in not i'd v still not find the solution for the issues from this country. the government need to understand and gamma new to interest that. so the address it. yes, we are still continue to spread as minute. he says she has grown as a person and has formed lasting friendships. she knows there's a long road ahead and a lot still to be done. now a newly wood capital in hawaii, i got a bit more than they bargained for on their big day when their wedding reception got crushed by an even bigger wave. wow. of that, luckily, none of the guests were injured just a few wet feet and a truly memorable location. before we go, his reminder of the top story we're following for you at this. our climate change talks have opened here in berlin with europe in the grip of an extreme heat. wave. wildfires have destroyed huge stretches of forest in several coun

country. or u haul, or a new set of leaders, a new vision and a new country. new people can resolve this altogether, but the struggle is not over yet. nobody still comes to talk to fellow protesters about the v forward. i struggle will continue because thing is missed in not i'd v still not find a solution for there are issues from this country. the government need to understand and government need to interest that saw tier of their address it. yes, we are still continue to spread. as minority says she has grown as a person and has formed lasting friendships. she knows there's a long road ahead and a lot still to be done. now a newlywed couple in hawaii got a bit more than they bargained for on their big day when their wedding reception goes, crashed by an even big wave a down. now luckily none of the guests were injured just a few wet feet on a truly memorable and has a quick reminder of the top story we following for you. climate change talks have opened heron berlin with europe been the grape of an extreme. he swayed. wildfires have destroyed huge stretches

country. i hope ah, a new set of leaders, a new mission and a new country. new people can be solved this altogether. but the struggle is not over yet. nobody still comes to talk to fellow protesters about the v forward and the power struggle will continue. because thing is me still not, i'd v still not find the solution for there are issues from this country. the government need to understand and government need interest that so dear are dead, jesse. yes, we are still continue to spread, as annuity says she has grown as a person and has formed lasting friendships. she knows there's a long road ahead and a lot still to be done. let's talk about what needs to be done and who's up for the job with policy advisor and economist kanisha, victor, roger, a senior research associate at the global affairs thing. thank o. d i in the u. k. let's start off with vickery massena. what happens if roger pox, his so called ally takes over his old job? i think there will be continued team no matter who gets into paula, but he's running to become a single gets into the presidenc

that is , we understand that we are already creating a new country and this is a strategic one. as for the central youth, i would like to ask you about the level of motivation on the part of our western partners. so, unfortunately, we we live in the harsh world of capitalism and we understand that humanitarian issues are one thing and the argumentation of such a plan is one thing, but we understand from the other side that in order to receive huge funds for the restoration and reconstruction of the state on the one hand there should be a guarantee from the other side, there should be some other incentives for them to want to invest that money in us. so, what do you think our western partners wanted and their participation, so to speak, of their real capital in a real possible sector of our economy? i am only interested in that that clean, fresh western investments would come, but unfortunately, it just doesn't happen like that, it's not a charity auction. considering how special our situation is, how much resources we need, we've been through everything more than once in history

set of leaders or new vision and a new country new people can resolve this altogether, but the struggle is not over yet. minute he still comes to talk to fellow protesters about the v forward. that struggle will continue. his thing is miss still not. i'd v still not find a solution for there are issues from his country, the government need to understand, and gammon need to interest that. so dear, are they address it? yes, we are still continue to spread. as minority says, she has grown as a person and has formed lasting friendships. she knows there's a long road ahead and a lot still to be done. you're watching d. w. use live from berlin up next, doc filled books into the history of german motor, racing. don't forget you can get all the latest news on d, w dot com or in our breaking news. and we'll also like our for me and the team here . and belinda, thanks for watching. i came up with her school is establishing an order. she june ping, president of the global power china. any criticism of his regime, isn't it in the bud.

results, but now it is necessary that we we achieved all the results today one of these results a new countryl talk in us in the studio well contact us not in the studio call oleksandr soon he is a ukrainian historian, radio host , public and political activist, scientist an employee of the institute of the history of ukraine of the national academy of sciences of ukraine, mr. oleksandr, greets you. good health. i am joining the work of historians. last time we talked with vladlen marai, now with oleksandr alfiorov. history without myths is also dedicated dedicated to the history p oleksandr dum a few words about your uh-uh youtube channel because i believe that we should spread ukrainian as much as possible content on youtube so that our people can somehow switch from the russian discourse to the ukrainian one , please say a few words about it thank you well, in fact, unlike other historical channels, which is called oleksandr alfyorov, this is the third historical channel in the ukrainian sector of youtube and unlike other channels in youtubes of a historical nature, i do it myself, that is

the ukrainian nation, but also to establish and regenerate ukraine during the construction of a new country want to see , that we all want to live in, for which our fighters at the front are paying a great price today on the 132nd day of the war, we remember that all this time at the front, our fighters, men and women, are standing and paying blood for ukraine to be, for ukraine to happen, for it to be the kind of ukraine we dream of, so that all this was not in vain in us stories in ukraine, it was very often when many sacrifices were, well , in fact in vain, or they achieved certain certain results, but now we need to achieve all the results today, one of such results, a new country, we will talk in our studio, well, we are not in touch in the studio, call oleksandr yesterday, he is a ukrainian historian , radio host, public and political figure, researcher at the institute of history of ukraine, national academy of sciences of ukraine, mr. oleksandr, greets you, good health, i am joining the work historians, last time we talked with vladlen marai, now with oleksandr alfyorov. i also alre

leave germany for their homeland because they are dissatisfied with the living conditions in the new country, according to a german publication. spiegel, journalists cite the stories of three families, for example, one of the refugees said that the office for foreigners in stuttgart did not respond to her e-mails. then the citizen of ukraine tried to rent a house on her own. well, after many tries. she managed to negotiate a lease, but social services did not pay the contract with their money. at a refugee. there is no other ukrainian. she reported that she had been waiting for a certificate for the right to stay in germany for 2 months, but not all refugees who decided to return to ukraine are outraged that germany does not pay for their travel to their homeland. in greece, the former minister of energy, panagiote s lafazanis , presented the election poster of his new party with the letter z and the heading russia about you the usa and nato staged an at in ukraine poster. already appeared not only on the website of the movement, but also on several greek media, the author of the poster also

our broadcast will continue the program of the day in history, we will remind you when a new countryorld map and where the world's first encyclopedia was published, and what other notable events took place on july 1 in different years? we will tell you what this day is remembered for in history right now hello july 1, 1751 in paris the first volume, the first encyclopedia edited by the famous philosopher denis diderot, which became a symbol of the enlightenment , was published. , lambert paul galbach jean-jacques and charles louis montesquieu. they opposed the superstition of catholicism and absolutism after the publication of the first volumes, some were imprisoned, but the encyclopedists continued their work.

the european union so that it is not only carried out so to speak on the initiative of that or a new countryicians who sympathize with ukraine so that international rules how is it possible that the field of e-e recognized e-e from different countries by different organizations may be possible to include international courts so that it is conducted e-e wide-scale and not only there some individual e-e punctures e-e policies of individual countries well, earlier, she said in a letter that the canadians on june 24 allowed to confiscate russian assets and transfer them to the reconstruction of ukraine. well, australia is not the center of concentration of russian capital and russian business there, but great britain is. and i understand that it is not about a billion and not even about tens of billions of euros or pounds. and about hundreds of billions of money , i understand correctly. hmm, again, i have to admit that it is difficult for me to estimate exactly how much can be arrested there, how much can be handed over. "i present myself to myself, that's how it is for me. legally, everything

country. i hope ah, a new set of leaders, a new vision and a new country. new people can resolve this altogether. but the struggle is not over yet. a minute he still comes to talk to fellow protested about the v for we struggle with continue because the thing is still not i v still not find a solution for the issues from this country. the government need to understand and gamma new to interest that. so to drifted, yes, we are still continue to spread this minute. he says she has grown as a person and has formed lasting friendships. she knows there's a long road ahead and a lot still to be done and some sports. before we go, germany's philip costa has been crowned the 2022 windsurfing world cup champion. he beat his rivals to the top spot and ground canary and spain. the 28 year old swoop spun n sale to victory, beating brazilian marcell. you're brown and 2 2nd christa emerged from the shop. is these with a 6 the world cub titled to his name? spain's e. my yahoo! i know was declared the women's champion. stay with us now after a short break. i'll be back to t

that's after new data show the 2nd straight quarterly decline in the countries economic growth. also on the show, a new study illustrates just how catastrophic sanctions have been from russia. we speak to one of the researchers. this is d w business. i'm janelle comalla unwelcome. we begin in the united states where joe biden has called upon congress to pass the inflation reduction act, a package allocating $369000000000.01 for clean energy and climate initiatives, and for keeping inflation in check. he spoke hours after the release of data showing the u. s. economy shrank for a 2nd straight quarter at an annual rate of point. 9 percent still biden stressed in his remarks that this should not count as a recession or prescription drug pro. which means hetty australia is standing by for us at the new york stock exchange. teddy. so just like fed chief j powell yesterday biden. in 5th thing, the u. s. is not in a recession. how did markets digest this negative growth news? well, the stocks actually rallied today, just like yesterday. the indexes are up, that's the tao. the nasdaq, th

government of american advisers on economics and politics, but in the south , who have brought up new countries, officers are fighting who for half a year they do not receive a beggarly salary, the status of which is not clear to them until the end, but they stand, they defend their homeland, russian tricolors develop over their outposts along the length. it really was a big family. in what ninety-third year, the mujahideen from afghanistan attacked the outpost of the moscow border detachment a month before the attack on the 12th outpost attacked the neighboring eleventh. there, for almost a day, the border guards fought and resisted the attack on 12 militants. they prepared more seriously on the night of july 13, ninety-three at 4:00 morning 250 militants. after shelling from rocket artillery mortars, they begin an attack on the twelfth outpost. there at this time 47 border guards and another civilian younger brother. the head of the outpost mikhail and a beard. his brother, ivan, will fight on a par with the military; no one left there, just to pick it up like that, get scared and leave. ever

wars have been fought, peace negotiated, new countries formed.hnology has empowered more people, but it also emboldened many to abuse that power that has made our world smaller than it's ever been. and along the way, you've evolved to anticipate and respond to emerging threats from the earliest days of the cold war to our fight against terrorism, to equipping ourselves for the competition ahead with china and meeting the transnational challenges that are reshaping the world, like emerging technologies, changing climate, and the spread of pandemics. you're sort of the key to all of it. every step, every step, that 16-pointed compass star you walk across every morning when you come to work has guided your path. and a reminder of your ultimate mission -- to bring together the intelligence and data from around the world so that those of us who direct american foreign policy can do everything in our power, everything in our power to keep the american people safe, because that's what it's all about. we turn to you with the big questions, the hardest qu

country. i hope ah, a new set of leaders, a new vision and a new country. new people can be solace altogether. but the struggle is not over yet. a minute he still comes to talk to fellow protest is about to be forward struggling to continue because the thing is still not i'd still not find a solution for the issues from this country. the government need to understand and gamma need to address that. so to drifted, yes, we are still continue to spread it minute. he says she has grown as a person and has formed lasting friendships. she knows there's a long road ahead and a lot still to be done. it's hot here in the northern hemisphere, but it's winter below the equator, and people in chile are greeting the winter in a traditional way. in the southernmost city, a phone died in us. thousands of locals and tourists brain freezing temperatures for a dip in the muggy down the street. the annual winters one began as a joke 15 years ago and has become an official limit in june for global 3000 and with a low on using the seized as a source of energy. much like the peop

the russian leader wants to bypass the blockade with the help of new partner countries. the usual trade route from st. petersburg to mum by in india. it's a shipping root of about 15000 kilometers that take some 40 days ships passed through the suez canal to mum by before reaching markets all across asia. rushes answer is the new north south route from st. petersburg, moscow, azerbaijan iran, and to mom by it's a corridor of just over 7000 kilometers half as long as the usual route. companies could save an average of 20 days worth of transport, and the costs that go along with it. russia hopes this new route could replace some of its last trade with the west. as far as i know, the only just started very recently with a couple of try out some, but it would save time and be much florida. and it would also, and that's a very interesting for, for the countries in. ready by slide, like india or russia, it would also enable these countries to somehow get away or get out of scope. ready from western sanctions, most of the world's population lives in asia. the new route gives ru

uh, this is the end of the life cycle, which goes to a new article to new countries. the first meeting at the site proved that russian business and ecology are ready to work in pairs in an environmentally friendly and economical way. at future there are still dozens of issues to be resolved to develop standards. but this meeting is not the last one , the next resources are already organizing, based on the requests of the participants, stanislav vasilchenko to ivan roshev alexander janitors and tatyana klepcha. it's not just important. an exhibition of the national guard of russia has started working in moscow. a day of advanced technologies, the audience will be shown weapons of military special equipment, as well as the latest developments in the field of security. in total, 38 enterprises are represented on a direct line. our correspondent stanislav bernwald, stanislav hello tell me which samples are the most interesting. hello, there are really a lot of samples here and they are all really very interesting, but first things first, the forum being held in moscow at

the eight colonists killed april 19th redcoats routed and concord the tide turns and a new country. to 17 1775 a swarming army of ragtail militiamen stand up to the full mind of england's best thousand redcoats die on the slopes of breeds hill to be known later as the battle of bunker hill. oh, yes. it was a long time coming this explosion that was triggered by the actions of the men who gathered in the old state house on that hot fourth of july in 1776. these men who before the day was over. were to mutually pledged to each other their lives their fortunes and their sacred honor. their lives their fortunes and their sacred honor. this is where the united states of america was born. right here in this sacred shrine. think of the men who've met here. probably is great a collection of brains and vision. of education of genius of courage of experience ever brought together in the history of mankind. it was if you believe in them and i believe in this one a miracle. i have no doubt of it. excitement crackled among the delegates from the 13 colonies on that fourth of july. they were here

it also means that such a permanently, militarily, new country is also not taking sides when international armed conflict occurs. that's how switzerland, by the way, always has interpreted its neutrality, at least until recently. and how awesome also i'm. unfortunately i have until recently interpret neutrality. in my understanding, it makes no sense to declare yourself, militarily, permanently neutral, if at the same time, the country shines in measures, in course if measures against another country in the situation of armed conflict, i mean to push your friends. well, let's talk. you actually, i wrote that you see sanctions as a continuation of politics. by other means. he also suggested that sanctions go again, functions a population at large indiscriminately go against human rights. how do you reset your conclusion? in this, i would say the rather easy tool provides the argumentation. by the way i did raise the issue for the 1st time, internationally in 1991 in connection with the sanctions that were imposed by the united nations security council and iraq. as far as human rights are co

well, that's right, putin has long since descended to the level of a leader in quotation marks, a new country of countries that, well, simply do not belong to civilization, this is something that has already been used, because it is no less urban of civilized humanity from those countries with which you can do business, and in relation to others, well, believe me , after all, the usa and europe are 60% of the world gdp, whatever it is, it is much more than 1% in russia and much more than in many others, it goes together, so i think that even in china today, it is far from democratic standards and principles understands that it is simply economically beneficial for him to fight with russia, because all its export capacity is located in so, russia has no chance of becoming a center of attraction for certain countries, unless, frankly, hmm, the author of such, the author of the authoritarian democratic candidate and the same morning the discussion about what is currently happening in the russian federation and its future naturally affects me as they testify to what they are talking about the fut

and new countries are distanced.ies for me was added to the greek croatia, yes, they are in slovenia and slovakia at such rates in the list of friendly countries, over time , only north korea, syria and belarus will become and well, there is also a fraternal taliban, and there are no ones in this case. they turned russia into a country and gathered from the battle so much that puppets from mother's horde, not the builders of the russian world, call the recognition of north korea's dinars and liners a diplomatic victory. the dprk became another state that recognized in donetsk people's republic and our foreign policy department, just think of donetsk, which 8 years ago was a super modern and developing city, now it is proud of its friendship with north korean savages, the heroes of numerous memes, and according to the number of manias in donetsk, luhansk is fast catching up with pitiful chemistry, for example vordlo if you don't they knew they had banned google denys pushylin announced in his telegram channel about th

april 19, redcoats routed the convoy, the tide turns in the new country.the swarming army of militiamen stand up to the full line of england's best. a thousand redcoats die on the slopes, later known as the battle of bunker hill. oh yes, it was a long time coming this explosion that was triggered by the actions of the men who gathered in the old statehouse on that fourth of july in 1776. these men who, before the day was over, were to mutually pledge to each other their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor. their lives, their fortune, and their sacred honor. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is where the united states of america was born, right here in this sacred shrine. think of the men who have met here. probably as great a collection of brains and vision and courage,, genius, of of experience ever brought together in the history of mankind.m it was, if you believe in them, and i believe in this one, a miracle. i have no doubt of it. >> excitement crackle among the delegates from the 13 colonies on that fourth of july. they were here to make a decision, should th

or so in japan, and as everyone is asleep, they are waking up tomorrow with basicay a new country, defined, awful assassination. throughout the day, we have been hearing details. how big a moment is this? how big a figure was he? >> he was in my opinion the most influential politician in japan, and the most successful prime minister. he was the longest-serving prime minister. lewis: what will his legacy be? >> apart from that he was the longest-serving prime minister, he carried out popular policies, economics, he wanted to revise the constitution, the current constitution. he also wanted to escape from the masochist sort of history. lewis: enormous political achievements, so well-known on the national stage, how will japan as a country be reacting to this? >> i think the country is still in the initial shock and disbelief and hasn't even started morning -- started mourning. but obituaries and condolences, mean a lot to the japanese populace. lewis: we should emphasize, events like this are rare. >> very. gun violence or sword violence is very, very rare in japan. think he must be the four

wasn't actually signed until august. 56 delegates signed the document, which laid out ideals for the new country, things like freedom and equality. >> the 4th of july is a time where friends and family all over america come together to celebrate america's independence from the british rule but also to recognize that july 4th is not independence for everyone in america. the declaration of independ time i always like to honor the men and women who fought in the american revolution who were still in chains. and i'm like, wow, to acknowledge and research and learn about men and women who fought for america even though they weren't free yet. >> the flag is something else you will see a lot of on july 4th did you know the current american flag is from a school project? designed it with 50 stars for 50 states and 13 stripes for the original colonies, but his teacher gave him a b minus calling it unoriginal president eisenhower picked his flag out of thousands of entries the teacher changed his grade to an a. >> kids today should continue to hold our country, america, accountable to the declaration of i

it was not just the russian federation, by 15 new countries. i knew map of europe. i do recall, also, having been about 18 years old at the time, the great feeling of optimism. maybe not all russians felt it. certainly in the u.s. we felt it and across much of europe there is a sense of a real new beginning. >> you are reading my mind. i was going to ask you about that moment of optimism. i am talking about the day, christmas day 1991, president bush gave a televised address. i was 16 years old. i would not pay attention to international politics or it was going on in the news. i do remember reagan. he was a child in the 80s, i watch all the cold war movies, rambo and read on. which is still a very good movie, by the way. when was last time you watch right? on >> not since, childhood, early adolescents, let's founded firefox also. >> president bush, on tv, basically says, i encourage everyone listening to seek the speech out it's on youtube. we won, they lost. freedom and liberty prevailed. he said, this is a victory for our values. it wasn't just that the soviet un

it also means that such a permanently, militarily, new country is also not taking sides when international armed conflict occurs. that's how switzerland, by the way, always has interpreted its neutrality at least until recently. and how also also, unfortunately, i have until recently interprets neutrality in my understanding, it makes no sense to declare yourself, militarily, permanently neutral. at the same time, the country shines in measures course with measures against another country. in a situation of armed conflict, i mean to partial sanctions. well, let's talk. you actually, i wrote that you see sanctions as a continuation of politics by any means. you also suggested that sanctions go again, functions a population at large indiscriminately go against human rights. how do you reset your conclusion? in this, i would say rather easy to provide the argumentation. by the way i did raise the issue for the 1st time, internationally in 1991 in connection with the sanctions were imposed by the united nations security council. and iraq, as far as human rights are concerned, if the result of

it wasn't just the russian federation but 15 new countries a new map of europe and i do recall also, you know having been about 18 years old at the time the great feeling of optimism, maybe not all russians felt it but certainly in the us we felt it and across much of europe. there was a sense of a real new beginning you're reading my mind. it was gonna ask you about that moment of optimism. i'm talking about the day christmas day 1991 president bush gave a televised address now, i was 16 years old. i was not paying attention to international politics or what really was going on in the news. i do remember reagan. i was a child of the 80s. i watched all those cold war movies rambo and red dawn which is still a very good movie by the way. it was the last time you watch red dawn that's childhood early adolescence. yeah. it's not forget firefox also, okay. president bush on tv basically says and i encourage everyone listening to seek this speech out. it's on youtube. we won they lost. freedom and liberty prevailed this is a he said this is a victory for our values. i wasn't just that the

countries facing honesty and jayden nomic operation. so in fact, in some major issues, but he's an big plus a new job development operation and makes it a vendor and a a what's your thoughts on how and 3 of these countries could affect the influence? all the grouping around the world may your question again, the entry of these countries, how will it affect the influence of the grouping around the globe makes congenial but having a direction on any friend nowadays because during functions and due to remind gene based on showcase their empowerment and they have solution because for problem solving some extent did you do it. 5 go d d p and go to your patients, you have any solution. why do you foresee any opposition? like what could prevent these countries from joining the group? because we know earlier reports suggested that india was against any expansion right now. mix can do the hosting by using local phase in nice, short changed. it is very important, initiate dates and india is a little bit you do try and. a i having some issues, but i hope that makes sense. use all my readings on infringing matter issues. are there set criteria for

well, putin has already descended to the level of a leader in quotation marks, a new country that , well, does not belong to civilization . humanity from those countries with which you can do business, and in relation to others, well, believe me, after all, the usa and europe are 60% of the world's gdp, whatever it is, it is much more than 1% in russia and much more than many others together goes because i think that even in china, which today is far from demographic standards and principles, understands what it is economically beneficial for him to return to russia, because all its export capacity is exactly where it is. therefore, russia has no chance of becoming the center of attraction for certain countries, unless it is openly such authoritarian democratic ones, and the same morning there is a discussion about what is happening now in the russian federation and its future, of course, it also affects me, as they testify to what they say about the future. last week, putin met with the leaders of the factions and gennady zyuganov, the permanent leader of the communist party of the russ

and the result is you know what has happened to news all over the country this is a photo of the philadelphia enquirer newsroom but the same you know has happened to- the news in wherever you live there were two fifty six some odd thousand journalists working in just daily newspaper all over the- country. twelve years ago and there are now. affect many. journalists have actually been losing their jobs faster than coal miners. and i can that in for seven years- i don't think your city is going to have a daily newspaper if it does today. and this is you know this is capacity that is not being replaced it's not like the internet is generating. content that you know is no longer coming out of these tears rooms. no coincidence that the time frame in which we have seen this ex this this implosion of journalism is the same time frame in which we have seen. a rise of a different kind of politics. and all of a policy that is much more reliant on. information and propaganda and ultimately anti democratic. impulses and just to you know the cherry on top is in this environment the only people who are inv

start just looking at comfortable things in a new way, in a different way, and to use it in the new country already, yes, we dream so before our conversation. i asked myself in instagram stories to ask you a question , and one of the questions came from your colleague, with whom we have already communicated in this place, it is daria gerasimchuk and she asked me to tell you about your experience as a displaced person so that you would share your experience. i know that you are from mariupol, but as you told me, you left there more than two years ago , after all, you left from a front-line city, a city that was also recovering after the occupation because russia's war with ukraine has been going on for eight years now. tell me about your experience, what it was like. what made you move from mariupol. working in kyiv for two years, i felt that i was a mariupol resident . what do i have when i can return at any time, my mother, my daughter are waiting for me there, my flowers are waiting for me and the house that i have built all these years and there are a lot of friends waiting for me and yo

them it's just a shock when they see, uh, this is the end life cycle that moves to a new site to new countries. the first meeting at the site proved that russian business and ecology are ready to work in pairs in an environmentally friendly and economical way. in the future dozens of issues still need to be resolved to develop standards. but this meeting is not the last one, the following resources are already organizing, based on the requests of the participants. stanislav vasilchenko ivan roshev, alexander janitors and tatyana, it is easier to deal with negligence after a monkey attacked a child. in mytishchi, this was announced in the investigation committee. a criminal case has been initiated on the fact of negligence of officials exercising powers within the framework of state control in the territory of the moscow region, which caused injuries to a two-year-old girl as a result of a monkey attack . the incident happened the day before in the courtyard of a private house, the monkey escaped from the aviary. moved to the territory of the neighboring site, where children played animals atta

and we understand them well, what problems they are currently facing in a new country, and secondly,give them a sense of belonging to the community of their restaurant. they gave the name of a dream . we did not even consider any other options. when we explain to the british what a dream means, of course, we first apply it. we tell them that for us this dream is a common dream of all ukrainians. peace about returning home about the reconstruction of the country and also we cannot help but tell them our dream about the plane that was destroyed in the first weeks of the war to give part of the profit of innovation to charity they believe that the restaurant will be in harmony with the interest in ukraine and everything related to it, which has never been there, and in the plans to scale it is a dream to open similar ukrainian restaurants in paris, washington and tokyo svitlana charnetska yuriy romanyuk details british bureau of the tv channel inter marathon the only news when you don't know what will happen tomorrow but you love more than life light in stormy times of war the sacrament

houses there, tanya, the question is whether ukraine can afford to rebuild itself and not become a new country. well, i'll ask a question a little bit about the meanings . here's your opinion. what's missing? vision, but i lacked this because even in yesterday's speech, for example, president zelenskyi used the word reform twice. i didn't even understand what he meant at first. he meant that the ukrainian resistance inspired nato and the european union from more cohesion, well, it's me. i'm not sure if we understand the word reform correctly or if we're all on the same wave. well, the word is your opinion. do you or you or do you also feel that this lack of some kind of vision of what is right and what needs to be done because it's not only about some castles in the air, it's also about what you know very well. there was a phrase by lesh kabaltserovych. and when he said that when they went to create the first government, he said that in our country it was written in advance for several years by points what we will do every day and it wasn't 24 so we but these were just directions. they knew wh

problematic to leave kyiv region but with the help of friends we managed to get safely to lithuania in a new country, lithuanians openly call us brothers and give the last, the woman notes, we had a season for children from scratch, that is, from very young children to adult children to whom they read lectures, master classes, they were taken on excursions, directors came, they read, they made cartoons , because in the cinemas they were treated to pizza, popcorn , coffee, etc. well, there is everything that they wanted, the children did everything, the organization ukrainian children in lithuania work only to help ordinary lithuanians during the last campaign under the name summer in russia, citizens of lithuania donated more than 3,500 rollerskates and skates for small ukrainians the turkish barrier was overcome kyiv dynamo beat istanbul fenerbahce in the second qualifying round of the champions league after a scoreless draw in the first match in Łódź in istanbul , white and blue triumphed with a score of 2:1, the teams exchanged goals in the second half, the ukrainians overturned the score after a

so, despite his criminal record, new countries panic over russia temporarily halting the flow of gas to the north stream one pipeline. although the scheduled maintenance was agreed to with plus 3 loc as prime minister as for name as interim president, replacing the previous leader who resigned event mass protests which show no sign of abating. our correspondent reports from the c, a in the country administration and doing everything again with just past 7 pm here in moscow, and you're watching the weekly on our to international. i'm donald quarter. welcome to the program. ukrainian forces fired more than 80 grad rockets into the capital of the done yes. people's are public on sunday. that's according to local authorities who have accused key troops of deliberately targeting residential areas and ask official say, 5 civilians were killed by ukrainian shelling of the capital city over night. as artillery around struck apartment blocks here some of the latest footage of the to mass showing heavily damaged buildings and vehicles in the area as well as impact craters from the explosions.