the special commission. as mr. rustem explained to usmmission was created in the verkhovna rada so that it could develop control mechanisms inside our country for the weapons supplied to us by our foreign partners. we are moving on and we already have dmytro solomchuk, people's deputy of ukraine, we welcome you, mr. dmytro, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, denis marchuk , the deputy chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian council joins, we congratulate you, denis, good day good health. let's start with the military topic and later move on to the agrarian topic, mr. dmytro. your native rivne region borders with brotherly and friendly belarus, with which we still have not even broken diplomatic relations. russia has started regular and active flights to belarus. we are talking about only 15 planes recorded by the belarusian resistance movement that landed at the military air base in the marshes near minsk. this is reported by defense express, our partners, experts on military topics, according to the community, the be

neglected state, which was not opened, which was closed for people and there are no listen to us, the commissionore the beginning of the invasion was the kyiv one and they recognized the rubizhan infectious disease department as one of the best in ukraine, in principle, as he sent there not only money from the regional budget, but also his own funds, he was looking for people, friends, who helped with they bought equipment and put it there because it was just covid, well, the spread of covid, and we put our soul and finances into it, and we are constantly in touch with the doctor, and after that, they say something, but people see it all, sergey , i agree with you but also people now unfortunately, those who remained in the occupied territory see all the crimes committed by the occupiers, starting from the direct such banal vandalism recently, for example, to stella severodonetsk of your hometown , some, well, in fact, i will say, an idiot converted it to sever slonetsk, they must have seen it because one of the occupiers is his brother, so to speak movit died during the storming of the city, ar

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and command staff. >> on the matter of the events we had, we use a example of the gay parade as well as warrior celebration and got perspective on the last commission meeting from-paramedic opponent of view or ems point of view we use the (inaudible) i am curious in terms of your particular area, homeland security. i wanted to hear for me myself as well as the commissioners, your take and your comments through your lens as homeland security as it pertains to the department at an occasion like the pride parade and i use those examples like the warriors because they were two big events even though i know you deal with a lot of events. anything you want to add chief? >> sure, from my perspective for event like that planning for the worst case scenario and putting items in place to address what we expect to happen and certain things that we don't expect to happen, but could happen and so from that lens i'm coordinating with sf police. in the case of the pride parade, it was considered a fear level event which means the federal government has a coordinating role so they held meeting with us to plan for potential insdants and backup contingency and then

in the verkhovna rada, the gursk foundation joined us, but the commission spoke quite optimistically and accepted these deputies, you can say, as a true friend of ukraine, and one of the main messages and the speech was precisely the movement of ukraine to the meeting of the eu and under silukhov in particular she meant the appointment of the head of sap and the appointment of managers, the appointment of the competition and the procedure for conducting and appointing this manager. of president volodymyr oleksandrovich, only he was more dedicated, in more detail, he revealed what he expects from the competition commission about the fact that we have to choose a leader for ourselves and, um, a leader for us, because we have only one course, it is fixed in the constitution. yes, and he not fixed between the agreement that exists between ukraine and the eu, we already have a flag and we already have it from the candidate, we have a flag that we look at every meeting and that's why i think that a clear signal of the president was in yesterday's video address, so we are waiting what there

ukraine today implemented the initiative of the head of the president's office, andrii yarmak, to create a special commission to control the use provided by our partners, the commission included representatives of all factions and groups of the parliament . our partners are fully informed about how we use the weapons provided, but to remove any manipulations by russian propagandists and those who help them in will such an additional parliamentary control tool work in ukraine or somewhere else? signed another decree on awarding our soldiers 185 servicemen were awarded state awards, five of them posthumously eternal memory to all those who gave their lives for ukraine glory to all who protect and strengthen our state glory to ukraine next, we will talk about the situation in the regions of mykolaiv , they may close for a few days, they will look for collaborators in the city. this was reported by the head of the mykolaiv regional military administration, vitaliy kim, what is the current situation in mykolaiv we will ask our correspondent valentina gurova valentina i congratulate you on the broadcast of the marathon so, how was t

the sanctions goods of the european commission and has already waggled her tail and wants to agree on everything, except for a compromise on the president, i am your champion for us sovereign state , which itself decides what goods can be removed from our territory or not. this is a brave step for you in finland and sweden. i agree with andriy andreyevich shtokaev. he took an extremely important step, and lithuania, finland, and sweden also took each in their own way. but we talked about it a couple of years ago, i remember very well what the so-called chigdan corridor in danzig was for hitler, so it can become the yunixberg or kaliningrad corridor for putin, but it seems that he was tailing it and this is the concentration of troops in belarus, it will be directed not against lithuania, not against poland, but the impression is that he did commit his father to the last and gravest sin of introducing belarus into an open war against ukraine. the conflict around the shilovsky district burned its tail. we remember on the first day literally in the evening after the announcement of lithuania telegrachenie and two very mad dogs. yes, this is crazy mashka and the face

through it, plan the topic, it is very important for us to see the last such decisive steps in this direction, a people's deputy of ukraine, a member of the temporary special commission verkhovna rada on issues of monitoring the acquisition and use of weapons , is watching provided to ukraine by international partners during the martial law, a few moments of pause and news on espresso about ukrainians not thinking about not talking in the first place, war still comes out, war is ours victory seven days a week from monday to sunday seven different spheres of human activity sports culture politics eight presenters of express journalists experts opinion leaders in real time about the most relevant events through the prism of war every day author's projects on espresso events the most important events events that are happening right now and affect our life, of course, the news feed reports about them, but we don't know much about what is happening, we need to understand antin berkovsky and the invitation experts soberly assess events, analyze them, modeling our near future that saturdays at 1:00 p.m. with a repeat at 10:00 p.m. studio event with anton borkovsky naispress

us more. the religious freedom god has been fondly waved in the face of india by the us, the washington commission on international freedom. right so called out india for what they call a systematic and own going why nations of religious freedom. the u. s. government should designate india as a country of particular concern, or c, p. c, for engaging in and tolerating systematic, ongoing agree just violations of religious freedom. those was a dig received the warmest welcome from you, danny, which said that's the commission that basic understanding of the constitutional framework. until reality, the folks supposed to be in the arctic sound. as ministry father went on to say that the us body met 3 for the fact that statement and both use the motivated agenda. regrettably, u. s. c. r. f continues to misrepresent facts, time and again in its statements and reports in pursuance of its motivated agenda. such actions only serve to strengthen concerns about the credibility and objectivity of the organisation. washington let thing go in the outcomes at a time when issues are going in the backyard. the blac

and they the village commission gave this opinion and now with usning to the point that we simply have to implement the recommendations of the venice commission and everything will be fine, that's why, in fact, we're just going back to correcting the mistakes that have passed. well, you need to understand that it's often important not only what we do, but also how

opposition, as it should have been and should have happened with the use of this tool in general as temporary investigative commissionsause additional er there is really trust on the part of our partners because in my opinion we should offer different options for how our partners can and should be involved in the investigation of the use of the weapons provided to us i am convinced that these weapons reach our military, i am convinced that the state still understands the need and the need for transparency of the delivery of the types of weapons that are provided to us today but if it needs additional confirmation from the state, we should do everything to make it safe. i agree with you , mrs. ivan. well, but we understand that such a commission or structure. i don't know what status it should have. well, but it would be worth it. include the same congresswoman sparts or other congressmen from the united states so that they are sure because we do not need to be convinced that our armed forces fight well and use the provided weapons well but the main thing is that no one has the slightest reason to suspect us of somethi

commissioner addresses simpso said this but the european commission has already found new routes we are working with the danube commission to maximize the usethe danube route we are also looking beyond the constant further north on the polish and baltic ports such as gdańsk and klaipėda, in addition there are opportunities in many adriatic ports accessible via slovakia and hungary which still have potential for transit from ukraine, good news according to the results of the session for ukrainian refugees, the european parliament voted for the ukrainian driver's license of persons who received the status of temporary protection in the eu to be valid in europe until their return to ukraine. therefore, transfer to the driver's license in the host country is not necessary, even if the driver's license expires ends, they will be recognized as valid while the temporary protection of tetyana vysotska is in effect for the espresso tv channel from strasbourg, our journalists from strasbourg were interested in the story because it is a problem with rights was really very relevant for ukrainian refugees. it seems that our rights were valid there for s

no, please, this is being discussed by the us government commission on the difficulty of cooperation division of russia. the conversation is just going on. мы это можеть people who have been there for 10 years discussing how to make other countries mad or how to destroy ukraine, why go somewhere, give something to someone, uh, well, why about them not to talk in the same style of the question, well, that is, they are being talked about in exactly this style and showing the sterka on russian tv this week was caused by the rather frank statement of the polish politician oleg, that is the former president, who said in an interview that the russian federation cannot be left in that state as it is now, he said that if it ends somehow with an agreement with the russian federation, then all this will only give a break for 5 years, after that the russian federation will attack someone again, valensa said, the goal should be to dismantle the russian federation, shred it into pieces pieces of the population whose population did not exceed 50 million in each well, of course, the propagandists r

the details of that plan. and she told us more when the commission initially brought out its plan. there was a lot of backlash to there. some reports, what they agreed on today is a somewhat watered down version to the commission's initial plan. i'll give you a little bit of what is in as effectively in principle, they've agreed at a 15 percent reduction reduction in natural gas consumption starting august 1st are going through to the end of march next year, this voluntary and reduction. there are some exceptions for countries like martin island or whose gas infrastructure is not directly linked or connected to another e u member state. this is a watered down version of the initials are the commissions initial plan. i in that effectively what the commission was going for was we'll member states to, to seed their energy sovereignty, allowing the commission brussels to take the decision to impose at cats as well as to rush and gas across the u. member states that was widely rejected by countries or at down in the south greece, for example, spain, portugal, or who refused that part of

the vote. this is oakland shot. >> i ask for your approval today to remove howard terminal from port use. thank you. >> the commission's decision was focused on whether removing the designation would adversely impact the ports ability to handle increased cargo in the future. commission staff said it would not howard terminal. >> propriety, you say it could be removed without detracting from the regions ability to meet the growth in cargo based on the information that we have. >> but those with the international longshoremen's union took issue with that and the a's project they want to and cried like 5 year-old children because they want what they want. not what they want to give the community of oakland. >> it would be in danger. the maritime industry in the area and will. in as well. the the workers on the port. >> but most speaking in favor at the public hearing, we're union construction workers and stadium workers who would benefit if the a's project moved forward. >> this project would create much needed economic growth in the east bay after what has been several years of uncertainty. if you vote yes, to remove the

pandemic, the head of the commission of the authoritative medical journal the lancet, which studied covid-19, stated the facts point to the artificial origin of the virus. moreover, usinghe latest us technologies for two years and chaired the lancet commission on covid-19, and i am convinced the virus came out of the american biolab. he is not of natural origin, the appearance of covi-19 is a mistake. biotechnology. we don't know for sure, but there's already so much evidence that we need to take it seriously, but not in the us or anywhere else , no one starts an investigation. they just don’t want to, if many didn’t believe in the appearance of coronavirus, then it’s more difficult not to believe in a university for monkeys here. as they say, all the signs on the face, in addition to the usual symptoms of sars, temperature, muscle pain chills and fatigue, eruptions all over the body. permanent scarring gives you swippies. these scars can affect your skin, they can affect your eyes. it's a disease that you can pass from one person to another. the main problem is that it can take up to 21 days before you know you're infected. during that time, you could have infected ma

the vote. this is oakland shot. >> i ask for your approval today to remove howard terminal from port use. thank you. >> the commission's decision was focused on whether removing the designation would adversely impact the ports ability to handle increased cargo in the future. commission staff said it would not howard terminal. >> propriety, you say it could be removed without detracting from the regions i

, gas supply and utility companies, which are opened according to the legislation of our state only, they reminded us that the commissionoes not pay money to the occupiers them to russian banks, the stock market of moscow continues to search for the bottom gazprom sberbank metallurgical mitchell and energy company rossetti one after the other they refuse to pay dividends to their shareholders , they say that it is not the right time, they say that the saved funds will be used for modernization and other urgent needs, on such news, the securities of the largest companies of the aggressor country have continued to fall in price for several days, according to the moscow stock exchange, only gazprom shares have collapsed by 30%, this situation has exploded and so the shaky confidence of investors in the russian capital market was noted by the local financial analyst dmitry golubovskyi, you see, the russians themselves even admit that the capital market is a stock market the market is essentially already collapsing, i think that now a number of other companies will stop paying income to their shareholders and will let them i

now the european commission is asking everyone to pitch in to soften the blow of a looming worst case scenario. the european commission has asked you citizens to use less warm water, switch off the lights, and turned on the heat and air conditioning to prepare for a wind. so without rush and gas, russia is black mailing us. russia is using energy as a weapon and therefore in any away event, whether it's a partial major cut off of russian gas or a total cut off of russian gas. europe needs to be ready. and in order to be ready or to laugh under line, had one big message. every one in europe has to save energy starting now. the u. s . asking all member countries to reduce their gas use by 15 percent. first on a voluntary basis. then in case of severe gas shortage is the measure it could become mandatory. it's a scenario that you commission hubs to avoid. if we do nothing, once things, sure, we will have shortfalls. and shortfalls will not just affect the countries where the shortfalls happen. they will affect every single member state because they will have serious consequences on our economy. and she solidarity among you members is said to become a

the one. so immediate neighbors will be affected. images, especially 5 percent likelihood pandemic could have been caused by us by attack mistake. that's according to the chairman of a commission organized by renown. medical journal, the lancet. i'm pretty convinced it came out of the us lab. it's a blunder in my view of biotech, not an accident of a natural spill over the last. who was he correspondent, caleb moore pin to discuss the matter that. a many thanks for joining us, caleb. now, what else do we know about the possible artificial origin of the cofi? 19 virus while dr. is around the world or warning about possible new wave of cold that now even though this will be a new phase, they're reporting i'm, it certainly could be a serious issue and many are taking note of it. and while they talk about the possibility of a new way of coping spreading, there is continued debate about colby's origins. one of the voices us spoken up is the renown economist jeffrey sachs, of columbia university. a well known economist, very respected in the united states. here, dad and echoed what you just heard from the folks at the lancet. there is a possibility that the risk in a lab, this is wh

conflict with russia, the european commission has already waggled its tail and wants to come to an agreement. how do you like it ? compromises and the president of lithuania for his fourth us commission is not a decree of a legitimate state that decides exactly what goods can be sent to our territory or not. norway has delayed such questionable transportation of remote goods from russia to its norwegian territory . finland and sweden, i agree with you andriy andriyevich tokaev took an extremely important step and lithuania and finland and sweden also did each in their own sphere, so to speak. but we they talked about it a couple of years ago, i remember very well actually what was the so-called chikdan corridor in danzig for hitler, it can also become the yunixberg or kaliningrad corridor for putin, but it seems that he was tailing it and this is the concentration of troops in belarus will be directed not against lithuania, not against poland, but the impression is that he did commit his father to the last gravest sin of introducing belarus into an open war against ukraine, a miracle moment, the solution is that he is in this conflict, how do you have a corridor that is no

stop blocking the appointment of the head. the useful commission will meet in 5 minutes and vote on thery decision because the international part of the commission and several ukrainian representatives who, as independents , demanded to convene the commission twice demanded it twice to do, and according to the order of the commission's work, the chairman was obliged to convene this commission twice, mrs. kateryna koval, this is the chairman of the commission, violating the rules of order, so they did not do it, that's why it's very simple . then they say to do who is to blame and to solve this story as soon as possible well what to do it seems to me that vitaly described very clearly and including from his words it is very clear who is to blame yes, that is, there is a person who should pick up the phone. and this is a person. excuse me, zelensky, well, that is, we have a president, and it is the president - these are the people in the president's office - these are the people in this commission. this is him. this is his people in the parliamentary committee. the liquidation of the same

how much experts from the european commission are confident in us in turn, addresses this issue to thecentral bank, which, in order to resolve the situation, can put pressure on the lithuanian regulator, most likely, only the european commission can help us here, because it has already prevented a number of similar issues, and it has a certain influence, and besides this, our the state has already addressed the leadership of the country. and a later. i think that they will consult, so to speak, with the european commission. how to improve the spaniards one way or another be resolved, after all, our benefit, but because a ah, a lot of different conduction through this bank a and uh, transit operation. they are very important for different economies, not only for the russian federation, let me remind you. since june 18, lithuania has stopped allowing trains and trucks with goods to kaliningrad that are on the sanctions lists of the european union. this affected about half of all supplies, including building materials and food products, most of them began to be reoriented to transportatio

reject our border regions from their territory, and so e- paul massaro, an adviser to the us government commission on security and cooperation in europe, notes that ukraine should have the right to strike russian military facilities in belarus and in occupied crimea. the discussion probably started in view of the statements of the advisor of this government commission, in your opinion, will we have this right, because it is actually granted by the country that decides to provide us with such effective weapons as the algorithm or not? and whether we will be given the right publicly is the most important thing, because we understand that many non-public decisions and at the level of cooperation with our country, it is still being adopted, well, look now, in principle, the fact that this discussion arose, in principle, indicates that, in principle, common sense is returning to politics and the essence of the matter in under the conditions when the territory of ukraine suffers daily and this is the same tra- peaceful places suffer from constant rocket and rocket-bomb rocket-bomb artillery attacks by t

the european commission has asked you citizens to use less warm water, so which of the lights, and turned on the heat and air conditioning to prepare for a winter without rushing gas. russia is black mailing us. russia is using energy as a weapon and therefore in any and wet event, whether it's a partial major cut off of russian gas or a total cut off of russian gas. europe needs to be ready. and in order to be ready, ursula funder line had one big message. every one in europe has to save energy starting now. the u. s. asking all member countries to reduce their gas use by 15 percent. first on a voluntary basis. then in case of severe gas shortage is the measure it could become mandatory. it's a scenario that you commission hopes to avoid. if we do nothing, once things, sure, we will have shortfalls. and shortfalls will not just affect the countries where the shortfalls happen. they will affect every single member state because they will have serious consequences on our economy. energy solidarity among you members is said to become a big topic in europe once it gets colder. but it's not a

us and what not regardless of ursula's opinion that schol well, that's right. on the other hand, we understand that the money is given to us by the european commission, the internationaland they give. well, we understand that this conversation is not only about european integration, our internal interests, and that it is about civilized cooperation with the entire civilized world. well, accordingly, if they are already asking for it and it does not harm us, then maybe it would be worth speeding up, in particular. well, in the case of the appointment of the head of sap, do not compare it with the main one . the united states, the entire western democratic world, and they give money to melt primarily for this in order for us to win this war, this is another thing, for today it does not matter at all, and they support and will support, i emphasize once again, regardless of whether we complete the tasks after if we do not fulfill, there cannot be a country in the european union that ukraine that did not win only victorious ukraine will become a member on whether we have candidates or not, regardless of whether we fulfill the condition or not fulfill the language, we will

peaceful protest, should be respected, and not only that, the senior diplomats from the us embassy, the uk commission over what they described as a high—handedness in terms of sending heavily armed soldiers on peaceful protesters. and this place was a protest site about 48 hours ago. now, about 100 metres has been cleared. the protesters are still there at the designated area outside, but all happening on the same day when prime minister and president ranil wickremesinghe took office, and then the action started in the evening. that's what disappointed many people inside the country as well as outside. wildfires are continuing to spread across europe, and severe weather warnings are being issued in america this weekend. parts of china are also set to experience searing temperatures. mark lobel has this story. and still the heat blazes its path across europe, with nowhere to hide from spain to italy. translation: honestly, i feel the heat more - than in previous years. i am trying to cope as best i can. across france, the heartbreak that comes with discovering your corner of paradise is no more. trans

one when you get the right approach to take your us, but it would be like a lot him in that was the borrow some of some data. so she is always given be that he's on used in your commission misconduct the lenient use when you're putting use 1000000, you're used to know what i'm happy, which commercial or extension yesterday and spoke with me because i can't remember the baby's when you storage stuff. some or if you got them from you used to keep it . but if you look in the she story, it was always the worst. who are back to russia beneath? nicer ever to sort of issue in the 17th century. you're the swedes. you got luckily on, you got twice to german, the kaiser doctor with historical facts. but never mind. russian expansion is, is always a threat by may 945 on church hills orders operation. unthinkable was drawn up. britain and america with polish support plans to attack the ussr. the operation was intending to utilize 12 divisions recruited from nazi prisoners of war. but it does give elastic as it is certainly a prisoner that is cheaper than that. each one of our group, which danish store was up with me repeat, it was when you come, i'm impressed dave's knee. like ther

. >> good afternoon welcome to the us commission briefing impact on international religious freedom i am the director of outreach of policy at the commission i know many of you are looking forward to this week to the summit which officially got underway this morning we have with u us the cochair of the advocacy i want to invite him to say a few words. [applause] >> good afternoon everyone and welcome it is an amazing event on behalf of the international religious freedom summit on the steering committee we welcome all of you to the week of the senate and one of the reasons we agreed to do this event was the amazing synergy between the amazing body user andd civil society and here in congress on capitol hill we have multistate coalitions over 70 dozens of faith communities speaking for each other on the hill today with over 120 meetings in 24 hours in each of these calling for the support for the reauthorization of the valuable body. but what there are courses on capitol hill and for religious freedom to represent communities with great voices that we need a symphony and need to come t

the congresswoman sparz voiced very all kinds of claims are specific and there is already feedback, fortunately dear tv viewers, a temporary investigative commission will be created to control the useeapons by partners, the head of the presidential office, mr. yermak, wrote about this in his telegram. the commission that will deal with the preparation and consideration of issues related to control over the use of weapons received from our partners, our goal is maximum transparency and so on and so on well, let's hope that with regard to this parliamentary temporary investigative commission , which congresswoman sparts will be implemented, it would be extremely important, because if she is not there , she may have suspicions and claims against the investigative commission, which, for example, will consist of representatives of the monomajority absolutely so, without opposition, for the first time with whom i discussed everything, whether there should be mrs. sparz, who, despite her rather strong position and constant efforts to defend the interests of our country, and the totality of those absolutely logical questions that she asked, in particular, joseph biden, ah, the american law

the truth commission, the truth and healing commission will give us that opportunity to have a public opportunity to have it validated by the public. it is one thing to share your story within your home, or in your community, but it is another place to share it where it is going to be valid and -- validated by the outside entities that brought the song -- brought this on. it addresses what we call disenfranchised grief, a grief that has not been acknowledged. i have witnessed this as the commissioner for the main child welfare, truth and reconciliation. i was one of the five commissioners, i was invited to be an honorary witness for the truth and reconciliation for residential schools. i have much confidence in our ceo of nass, she worked within those entities and has much experience in helping our communities develop that. it is exceptionally important, it is time. it is so encouraging to hear you speak so fervently in support. that in itself is healing, to hear it in the halls that there are representatives who understand this history and understand the importance of hearing from us

is cracked, you know what the biggest thing is that this house will fall on us, the damage is assessed by a special commission, also people send photos due to the action, now in this community almost thousands of objects have been damaged, including 86 residential buildings , the state is currently only helping and knows what is actually needed with the money that the region receives from the state reserve fund, there are no contractors who will repair the house so that it is somehow possible to live there, about a complete reconstruction, the windows, the facade and the entrance group, that is, the doors, if the house is destroyed, have been destroyed so far for example, it is an emergency, experts draw conclusions. at the very least, we have not yet carried out repair work on capital construction. first of all, of course, we repair critical infrastructure, then help with housing to wait or start repairing ourselves. where to get money for capital repairs or compensation for private organizations that have also suffered greatly should explain the government to adopt special regulatory acts , and the resident

the european union but it is necessary to protect us. every member should reduce the use of gas. dani: european commissionsident speaking about the urgency of reducing gas consumption. russia started sending gas roots biggest pipeline to europe -- sending gas through its biggest pipeline to europe. i have seen some headlines that we are starting to see some data about the flow of gas. how optimistic should we be, given that this was above what they started for maintenance? >> very unlikely rules see levels above where they were for maintenance. 40% capacity is what we are seeing. that is what it was with maintenance. it has been at that level since early june because moscow reduced flows. a vital part was under sanctioned by canada. 40% is that magic number. you could see some weakness for gas prices. there were some traders theorizing that it could not come back at all. 40%, better than nothing. it is not 100%. if it stays at that level up through winter, it will be very challenging for europe to rebuild inventory and hit that peak demand. demand per gas jumps when it gets colder or heating and electrici

what is the role of the european commission here and can the european commission somehow assure the participants that this money will be used course all this is the irresponsibility of the ukrainian government but what is the role of the european commission in this matter... to coordinate this work by launching a platform for the reconstruction of ukraine, of course it will be open to governments and other donors who will take part in the reconstruction, we establish the principles work of this platform and among them, of course, quality management, avoidance of misuse of funds, etc. anastasiya daula will tell my colleague, i returned immediately after her, we don't say goodbye to be next to you or hundreds of thousands of kilometers away, to love, to feel, to support, to save the most important thing, we will return your relationship, for which it is worth living, feelings that give strength to fight, love that will conquer everything with him, the families of ukrainians, we will win, what are you ? news together micellen unconquered cities of ukraine lviv is a city where more than 2,000 historical architectural and cultur

personally and professionally, his family is from xinjiang, he now lives in exile and chairs the us commission on international religious freedoms. can international pressure save the uyghurs? nury turkel, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for having me back. it is a great pleasure to have you on the show. now, your home is in the united states, your homeland is xinjiang in china. are you able today to get information from xinjiang to get a clear picture of what today's china strategy in that region is? yes, i have been able to get information through publicly available chinese government official statements and also leaked documents have recently been released, including international media organisations such as yours. also, i have been speaking with camp survivors and of the ongoing uyghur genocide. and, personally, even my own story, it tells me a lot about what is happening in the region, what is happening to the people who live in the free societies. i was born in re—education camp at the height of the cultural revolution and i came to the united states in 1995 as a student. grante

by june, it tells us the commission received an update about to lebedev. ed the security services but he posed a national — security services but he posed a national security threat? that security services but he posed a national security threat?- national security threat? that is sim - l national security threat? that is simply incorrect. _ national security threat? that is simply incorrect. boris - national security threat? that is simply incorrect. boris johnson | national security threat? that is - simply incorrect. boris johnson says it's incorrect — simply incorrect. boris johnson says it's incorrect that _ simply incorrect. boris johnson says it's incorrect that he _ simply incorrect. boris johnson says it's incorrect that he intervene. - simply incorrect. boris johnson says it's incorrect that he intervene. he l it's incorrect that he intervene. he did have multiple sources saying that security concerns had been raised with him. to understand those concerns. we need to turn back to lebedev�*s father and his time working for the kgb, which for many y

how much experts from the european commission are sure of us, in turn, addresses this issue to the european, it can put pressure on the lithuanian regulator to resolve the situation, most likely, only the european commission can help us here, because it has already reduced not when in hands, but it has a certain influence, and besides this, our state has already applied to the leadership of the country. and a later. i think they will consult. let's say with the european commission. how to improve the spaniards or otherwise it will still be resolved for our benefit, but because a lot of different things were carried out through this bank a and e, a transit operation. they are very important for different economies, not only for the russian federation, let me remind you. since june 18, lithuania has stopped allowing trains and trucks with goods that are on the sanctions lists to the european union to kaliningrad. this affected about half of all deliveries, including building materials and food products, most of them began to be reoriented to transportation by sea, at the same time, seeking to

the parliament's energy committee. thanks for being with us, mr. bloss. do you think the commission's gas saving plan is sufficient to get remember, states including germany safely through the winter and no, unfortunately not. and i mean, we know since a long time that we have to reduce our gas consumption. so the commission announced a lot of different measures that are anyway, being pursued by members, dates that we knew before. so there's, there's nothing new, nothing bold in it. and so therefore, like it's, it's, it's not now the big thing that actually helps us to survive as energy crisis. when you say it's, it's not a bold thing, but it could become mandatory this 15 percent. that the cut that the, that the ears asking for, could we see a situation? do you think where one industry or one country in the ear is obliged to make painful cuts and gas consumption in order to secure the supply for others? would all member states be on board for that? look, this is any way going to happen and what we need to prepare for is a situation where there is to deter gas coming to europe. and in

the constitution is. they have done it, essentially, in two years. that is chilling. it's a really chilling. so, some of us on the commission talked about it as a break the glass moment. i understand the risks going forward, but this is a break glass moment. >> if i can use your analogy, why isn't the president listening to you, and breaking the glass? if this is a break glass moment, what do you think he is calculating, that is preventing him from pushing the suggestions that they were making, expanding the supreme court, and some kind of term limits to make sure that the cycle of the supreme court is renewed, in some capacity. >> i can't speculate on what was in his head. it's reported, he is such an institutionalist. he doesn't believe in challenging the filibuster, and they believe in changing the supreme court, for reasons to provide. i just think that we are at a very unique moment, with a packed court, which cares nothing for precedent, 50 some things on it, all on it that is, essential, e framing what this court will do for generations to come. so, i wish biden would listen to me, and there's many more voices now sa