one of the first to declare itself was croatia, this balkan state has access to ports and the adriatic the newly built lng terminal, the prime minister of the country. andrei plenkovic, who arrived at the summit. in brussels, even before the start of the meeting, he told reporters about the bombing of zagreb become a european energy hub. i think that we are very close to investment decisions soon. just as we quickly built an lng terminal , we will also develop it even faster in order to benefit both us and slovenia, if necessary, hungary and bosnia and herzegovina. we can take a huge step forward croatia under the circumstances. for many, i unexpectedly got the opportunity to become a real energy hub for central europe, apparently after the german vice-chancellor , meanwhile, doubted the effectiveness us embargo on russian oil, he said in an interview restrictive measures noted. it only pushes prices up, which generally offsets the effect of such sanctions. russia earns more money with less sales. the ban on oil supplies by the united states has led to higher prices in the world market

from the baltic sea to trieste on the adriatic sea the iron curtain was lowered in britain the economy was in a terrible state. and the new british government had ambitious plans to rebuild british society. it all cost money. so they needed people to unite and also needed america's help a good way to get america's help is to play the idea that britain and america are close allies against someone not obviously against the ussr this iron curtain will not rise anymore, but countries they will still play according to the relative rules of yalta in each other's spheres of influence. they will not interfere, the ussr will operate in the eastern zone, suppressing the uprising of hungary and czechoslovakia, but the nato countries will not try to rebuff the soviet union militarily or press diplomatic methods from the moment of the creation of nato and the warsaw pact. the bipolar world has entered a stage of relative stability 40 years after the war, the west of the ussr will have the illusion of allied relations when perestroika begins in the ussr from the moment when ronald reagan calls the s

one of the croatia was the first to declare itself; this balkan state has access to ports and the adriaticipeline and the newly built lng terminal, the prime minister of the country. andrey plenkovich, who arrived at the summit. in brussels, even before the start of the meeting, he told reporters about the bombings of zagreb to become european energy hubs. i think that we are very close to investment decisions soon. just as we quickly built an lng terminal, we will also develop it even faster in order to benefit both us and slovenia if required, then hungary and bosnia and herzegovina. we can take a huge step forward croatia under the circumstances. for many, unexpectedly got the opportunity to become a real energy hub for central europe germany's transfer, meanwhile, questioned the effectiveness of the us embargo on russian oil , he said in an interview with cnn restrictive measures noted. it is only being pushed up, which generally neutralizes the effect of such sanctions. russia earns more money, with a smaller volume of sales, the ban on oil supplies by the united states led to an incr

sources of the move company, back in 2015, moll reported that they had expanded the capacity of the adriaticine, and this an oil pipeline that connects hungarian oil refineries with the croatian oil terminal on the island of mišaj in the patriotic sea and from which, in principle, hungary can receive any oil, moreover, they noted that there has been an expansion of oil transport capacities in the direction of slovakia and, in principle, slovak slovnaft can receive all the necessary volumes of oil for processing via the route through the adriatic oil pipeline and further to slovakia, moreover, they also noted that they have expanded the capacities of the hungarian-slovak company trans -petrov is a slovak oil transport operator, similar to the one we have in krasnopka, and it even allows us to meet the needs of the czech oil refinery, i.e. i have a question, of course, why the european commission did not take all these things, i am far from the fact that there are completely incompetent people working there, but what happened to stupky, er, budapest, or well, let's look at the final decision,

exactly my grandfather introduced this is the notion of the baltic before moving to the adriatic ironin lowered in britain's economy was in a terrible state. and the new british government. there were massive plans to reshape british society. it all cost money. so they needed people to unite and they also needed america's help.

this balkan state has access to ports and adriatic oil pipelines and a newly built lng terminal. that we are very close to investment decisions soon. just as we quickly built an lng terminal, we will also develop it even faster to benefit both us and slovenia if necessary, also hungary and bosnia and herzegovina. we can take a huge step forward croatia under the circumstances. for many , it unexpectedly got the opportunity to become a real energy hub for central europe about blue fuel in brussels, it was not by chance that the refusal of its supplies from russia this time, although it was not on the agenda, but as they say, the balts cast the bait, representatives of latvia or you are proposing the next step introduce warga already on gas from russia, but politicians from more sensible european states believes that further sanctions will only be more difficult to accept with regard to oil, they suffered for almost a month, but depending on gas in europe, much more? of course, the first five packages were already voluminous. this is the sixth package. he is also impressive, but no

the cyclone showed itself even brighter in the adriatic and the balkans in the croatian town of eachoastal cafe during a shower of smu. in the sea, after the rain, the cars literally floated along the roadway. one of the roads was washed out so much that the cars got stuck on it , and some cities in romania, like baltiysk, fell under powerful hail charges. here are the emotions of local residents after the storm. this is constance street, mom and nord on the stormy sea we sailing for a walk, like venice but most of the precipitation fell in the baltic on a small town whitewashed. in latvia, 32 mm poured out per day, moisture from 13 to 17 mm. the russian chernozy got 6 mm. got you from the naro-fominsk cell. although the rains here began much later, the weather over a vast territory spoils the north atlantic cyclone with its center over the baltic states and the frontal sections associated with it on an interactive map. a zone of dense cumulonimbus clouds is clearly visible, stretching like a white veil from the gulf of finland through central russia to the chernozem region, the most

hoping to create a direct route for ukrainian wheat to harbors on the north adriatic seas, blocked grain stocks caused a rise in prices on the market, the situation worsened due to india's decision to ban wheat exports. food companies in the fiery arab emirates demanded their government to achieve. make an exception for the emirates, otherwise the country will face a food crisis, stocks are worried, and in other arab countries, cancer is reported from the authorities, that provided with wheat only for 4 months. so, now alexandra abramov is joining me. sash danil medvedev returned to the court after almost 2 months and , unfortunately, lost. from the end of march and the day before , he lost to the seventy-fifth racket of the world. let's get back to tennis, starting with football, it will be held in seville today. this season's first eurocup final in the europa league final will be played by german intrach and scottish rangers for the first time in history these teams will meet each other on the way to the final eintracht of the europa league playoffs beat barcelona and the western rival

despite the fact that every few years the adriatic sea floods in., the best place to eat this food. like venice, this delicious street food, a jumble of fried calamari, becomes more delicious with the final dose of sea salt. >> oh, wow! [ speaking in foreign language ] >> for as long as venice has existed, every four years or so, extra high tides in fall and spring have done this. it is called the aqua alta. 1966 was the worst in living memory. 2019 established a record for this century. and he says the sea water has a legacy. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> it's all salt. because they weren't salty enough. >> the people of the lagoon are adaptable. they have to be. on the island, they regularly get wet feet. five miles northeast of venice, the plais comprises a few homes, farmland and a medieval vineyard that has been flooded hundreds of times. how do you grow vines in a place where the roots are soaking in brine? mateo's family has been making wine here since 1542. >> quite special. this is, this variety adapts itself to survive exactly in thi

despite the fact that every few years the adriatic sea floods in.by and in the sea and also the best place to eat scartoso. like venice, this delicious street food, a jumble of fried calamari, becomes even more delicious with a final dose of sea salt. >> oh, wow. >> for as long as venice has existed, every four years or so extra high tides in fall and spring have done this. it is called the aqua alta. 1966 was the worst in living memory. 2019 established a record for this century. and, he says, the sea water has a legacy. >> it is all salt. because they weren't salty enough. the people of the lagoon are adaptable, they have to be. on the island they regularly get wet feet. five miles northeast of venice the place comprises a few homes, farland and a medieval vineyard that has been flooded hundreds of times. how do you grow vines in a place where the roots are soaking in brian? his family has been making wine here since 1542. i have heard this. >> quite special. dorono grape. >> dorono. >> yes. it adapted to survive in this place. this is why you can

the capital of emilia-romagna a wealthy region that straddles italy and is cocooned between the adriatic sea and the apennine mountains. it's a lush land of fertile river valleys stuffed with livestock and billowing soft wheat. no wonder it's also bred one of the world's best chefs. [upbeat swing-style music] buckle up. i know you can only see a blur with glasses but that's me in the car tearing around the roads of modena province in the tender care of massimo bottura a man who likes fast cars slow food and michelin stars. he's got three of them. next time do it faster. >> massimo: i love this place. he's taking me behind the scenes at the rosola dairy in zocca which is about 30 miles outside bologna. i'm playing it cool. [stanley groaning enthusiastically] che belle! really! jesus christ! this is where massimo's been coming to get his beloved parmigiano for the past 20 years. oh my god! this is unique. >> massimo: the only parmigiano that can be fire-stamped is from the white cows. >> right. >> this is a very, very small production and extremely high-quality. milk is king in emilia-roma

. >> hungary has a pipeline to the adriatic sea from which it can import oil from other sources otherssia. poland is acally more dependent on russian oil and gas than hungary, but poland sees the issue through the security lens. we tend to thinkoth the government and the opposition, that ifutin conquers ukraine, we will be next. whereas victor orban is in some kind of league with vladimir putin, which i'm not sure makes his membership in either nato or the eu compatible. lewis: i got the latest on the talks from bethany in brussels. >> we are trying to work out this very naughty problem. the suggestion of an oil embargo was made aost a month ago, it was announced by the president the european commission, ursula von der leyen, in the european parliament. she has come under some criticism. there is some feeling that she may have mishandled this by announcing the details of this proposed oil embargo before the groundwork had been properly laid among member states. as we heard there, she said she -- her expectations were low that there would be an agreement in the next day or two. other v

rapid stream of refugees from the mainland poured into the islands of the venetian lagoon of the adriaticea, people fled here from the invasion of the horde of goons. so it turned out that if it weren’t for the terrible barbarians , then beautiful venice would never have been like says. there would be no happiness, yes, misfortune helped an amazing city on the water admired our correspondent dmitry vozdvizhensky. many believe that the houses in venice stand on stilts right in the water and there is nothing like land to the bottom, under their walls. everything is just like that. it’s just that in this place of the laguna there were a lot of small islands , hundreds, if not thousands, and people began to build houses on them, gradually the islands began to be connected by bridges, but by and large, the venetians never liked bridges. many venetian bridges this one appeared quite recently, for example, in 1866 at the end of the 19th century in the middle ages, the number of bridges was much smaller and to cross from one bank. the street is on another venetians, they used small boats, the ven

between the sea, the idea was to create a confederation that was supposed to extend from the black and adriaticnited state would include poland ukraine belarus lithuania latvia estonia moldova hungary romania yugoslavia, czechoslovakia, and possibly finland, such a confederation would in some sense become the revival of the commonwealth, pilsudski believed that its restoration would allow the central european state to avoid the dominance of germany or russia, the idea was protested by the ussr and all western powers with the exception of france in 1992, the idea, between the seas, was approved in as an official geopolitical concept, so to speak, the current president of poland, andrzej duda, actively joined the work on creating a confederation; he is a supporter of polish great-power moods and believes that in the conditions of the crisis of the european union, poland could become the leader of europe between the seas from the very beginning was an anti-russian project, the words of pilsudski immediately come to mind, closed within the borders of the times of the 16th century, cut off from the

called between the sea, the idea was to create a confederation that would extend from the black and adriatic, a united state would include poland ukraine belarus lithuania latvia estonia moldova hungary romania yugoslavia czechoslovakia and possibly finland such a confederation would in some sense be the revival of the commonwealth pilsudski believed that its restoration would allow the central european state to avoid the dominance of germany or russia the idea was protested by the ussr and all western powers with the exception of france in 1992, the idea between the sea was approved as an official geopolitical concept, so to speak, the current president of poland, andrzej duda, actively connected to he is a supporter of polish great-power moods in the creation of the confederation and believes that in the conditions of the crisis of the european union, poland could become the leader of europe between the seas from the very beginning was an anti-russian project, the words of pilsudski immediately come to mind, closed within the borders of the times of the 16th century, cut off from the black

convinced that tito was acting on orders from the kremlin , which in in turn seeking a base on the adriaticts naturally nefarious communist goals, it was decided to expel yugoslavs out of three hundred, even if for this it is necessary to use weapons, the novel, which at the beginning hesitated, also approved the use of the armed forces. as it became clear much later, the soviet union did not support the yugoslav side in any way, moreover, moscow considered the capture by 300 troops, such as stalin’s dangerous and provocative adventure insisted on a compromise, and on june 9 the yugoslav troops left the trust. petit never forgave stalin for not supporting the soviet union, then the yugoslav conflict was so acute that a separate issue was considered at the post- znamen conference here in the under building in the palace of carts. it was decided to transfer the move to international management. this was not the only case during the second world war. when stalin in fact retreated from his brothers in the communist idea in greece, there was a very powerful anti-hitler partisan movement. moreove

because even their existing system of alternative of oil pipelines, they can raise oil from the adriaticrom the south, yes, that is, not get it because of friendship, but they can raise the sea from the south, eh, get there and get oil there, but we understand that the question eh because there are very sweet contracts with russia and which allow us to carry out the populist programs of the same orban, who won the elections on this populism and then actually becomes the closest ally of russia in europe, that is in fact, loyalty is bought for this oil and blockings are bought not only in the european union, but also in nato, that is, europe remembers the lessons of the oil shock , it has learned them since 1973, but after all, we can replace russian oil, and the whole world can live without it will be able to change it or not, because it works for us war and the europeans are also thinking about friends. i propose to add something else to our conversation. at home , sikorskyi is the president of the largest independent oil trader in poland, yuni mot, and i hope that mr. sikorskyi will hel

invest about five hundred million euros, then it will be necessary to expand the capacity of the adriaticd this is another 200 million euros, this was news at the beginning saturday, may 14 ukraine patron saint unbreakable and sure to win see you we prevail we will pass we will win together we are strong four in the morning i heard the equipment already on our territory 35 without of flights, the airport told them that they had come to be released, there would be an evacuation, you could get out of there anywhere, in fact, they wanted to destroy them, they were taken to belarus, people ran away from the cancellation, they lived in the occupation and hoped for salvation, they guided us with pistols, they felt all the cruelty of the occupiers, but they did not lose their humanity and they were ready to sacrifice themselves in order for others to live a story about helplessness and responsibility now the fate of one thousand two five or ten thousand people depends on your conversation hope this is my love i was so worried about happiness. we all worked hard as people already this friday. how

years because even their existing system of alternative oil pipelines, they can raise oil from the adriatic er from the south, that is, not receive it through friendship, but they can raise the sea from the south, er, get there and get that oil, but we understand that this is not the issue yes, the question is that there are very sweet contracts with russia that allow us to carry out the populist programs of the same orban, who won the elections based on this populism and then actually becomes the closest ally of russia. in europe that is in fact, loyalty is bought for this oil and blocking is bought not only in the european union, but also in nato, i.e. europe. congratulations, she learned the lessons of the oil shock in 1973, but we can still replace russian oil. and the whole world can live without it. do we change? because we are at war and the europeans are thinking, friends. i suggest adding to our conversation. at home , sikorsky is the president of the largest independent oil trader in poland, the company yuni mot e, and i hope that mr. sikorsky will help us figure out and what is h

hungarian oil refineries, since the composition of russian oil differs from that supplied by the adriaticf course, the unity on the issue of the oil embargo in the eu is very conditional, reminding again that now it is necessary to agree on the european price mechanism, which will not allow the hungarian economy to gain competitive advantages thanks to cheap russian oil. against the backdrop of the decision of the european union, prices for brent blend have already jumped above $119 per barrel, despite the fact that just today, old futures contracts expire and new ones begin to be traded, which cost about $ 3 cheaper, experts disagree, some believe that the imbargo will become a driver for further growth. quotes others believe that everything has already been taken into account, but in any case, russia will continue to look for new fuel importers and turn towards asian consumers. now the discount for russian oil reaches 35 dollars, but in the event of a jump in prices on world markets. this discount will be partially offset. but the europeans will pay a lot more to the word of the old cur

cuisine traditional italian with a dash of fantasy in the village of bel videos that and say near the adriatic coast, you will find his restaurant. lots have added mandojano, keep on the menu such dishes as minute for you. with pecorino, yaki with truffles or asparagus quiche with bacon. he hears if the onions for the spaghetti carbon nata give to hot and smells when the pasta water boils. you're welcome. good. i feel with the work that the bacon is getting harder now. sticking a bit to the pan and slowly getting crispin, although i can smell and here in water it when it doesn't mean on better than other cooks committee, just more concentrated on because i'm not distracted. i thought and rely completely on smell, touch and hearing the thought it back as a young man, antonio chuck the law was already working as a cook in his birth place near naples, along with his wife. he opened his own restaurant in bed. the dead at austin se in 2001. on new year's eve, 2005, he was hit by a firework in front of his restaurant and lost his eye sight. ah, he refused to retrain. returning to his kitchen to test

the pipeline from russia it is necessary to expand the carrying capacity of the pipeline from the adriaticds another 200 million euros, well, that is, i hinted at 700 million euros. please tell me, this could be the price if the european union somehow compensates with the price of hungary’s agreement to the warehouse. it is quite possible that this is so, especially if it seems like a lot of money , but if it is distributed over several years during which there will be this refusal of russian energy carriers to happen. i think that it is quite possible, including and not only for hungary, because there are other countries, the same slovakia, the same czech republic, they see, we see how much they they help ukraine, including weapons, but they will not be able to really refuse the same russian supplies from the supply of petroleum raw materials, they are simply objectively unable. they will not be able to simply switch to other sources of supplies because they really started post socialist states were developed, their technologies were developed for russian oil for soviet oil, and it is ver

croatia offers to transport our export grain to africa through its ports in the adriatic sea, but lithuania is seeking to unblock ukrainian ports for this purpose, even offering to create a naval coalition is about an operation that will guarantee the safety of dry cargoes that will take ukrainian grain through the black sea past russian ships, the plan lithuania demands demining of part of the black sea for the safe passage of merchant ships. well, turkey would guard the entrance to join the coalition, the head of the lithuanian foreign ministry also calls on egypt as a country that will be tangibly affected by the potential loss. before this, the russians said that they did not agree to our proposals, then we have to admit that fact if we put up with this disagreement, then again, it is not only about ukraine . will answer the very difficult question of whether we agree with what russia is doing, the time has come when we need to find a solution to this problem for the sake of food security, it will become the main ukrainian issue on the agenda of the world trade organization, the ministe

very large triangle from georgia on the black sea to estonia on the baltic and to slovenia on the adriatic, and ukraine should become the pearl in this triangle, this is the biggest polish dream, ideally, ukraine to kharkov at least. uh-huh well, they say there is a back-up plan, if the russian troops move too far back, then it is more necessary to maintain influence over western ukraine without joining, but the zelensky consent will only introduce there in ukraine there own troops. there is already talk about a possible accession, then in the medium term poland may have views of lviv and half of the lviv region, but no more. so when he talks, i just clarify when he talks about there will be no more boundaries. you interpret this one as a certain zone of influence. it’s just that when you speak, when the leader of the state says that you no longer have borders with another country, but this seems to be a kind of unification in one format or another, firstly, the entry of ukraine into the polish sphere. influences once, second - this is the polish dream of ukraine's entry into the european

we are seeing widespread rains stretching across northern areas of italy, the adriatic towards greece and turkey. but it's really going to be spain, as i said, that sees the really wet and windy weather for southern areas. but look at that, we are going to see some sunshine come back into bossa. lona: by the time we get to friday, ah, in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to talk to code the side with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was most destructive warfare a decade later. the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge, bring something and they didn't even see the kids to women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on out are 0. lou. ah, welcome back. a look at the main developments now. efforts to evacuate war civilians from the devastated ukrainian city of merit all have been delayed. russia reportedly resume shelling his off style still works in marybell on sunday. following the evacuation of at least henri civilians, governors elsewhere in eastern ukra

allow delivering a large amount of ukrainian agricultural products to ports of the north sea and the adriatic directly to specific buyers. the problem of fuel shortages in ukraine will not be solved after the abolition of state price regulation. there is a misconception that gas stations allegedly kept gasoline stocks until prices rose. this was reported by the director of the consulting company a-95, serhiy kuyun, as the reason for the shortage. he mentions that much less fuel is imported abroad now than is needed, the presence of a higher price will not increase the number of tankers, according to an expert, the company had sufficient earnings even within the limits of prices regulated by the government, taking into account the logistical difficulties. the cabinet of ministers allowed a margin of 6 to 7 hryvnias, but some networks say serhii kuyun are ready to earn less, but there is simply nothing to sell now. the national bank of ukraine is considering the abolition of the fixed exchange rate. free sailing and what risks are hidden during the war, we will ask the member of the board of th

we are seeing widespread rains stretching across northern areas of italy, the adriatic towards greece and turkey. but it's really going to be spain, as i said, that sees the really wet and windy weather for southern areas. but look at that, we are going to see some sunshine come back into bossa. lona, by the time we get to friday, ah witness this phrase? freedom witness. slavery, witness. keep witness. power with witness. b. witness. fridge. this witness. peace, witness. love. witness. pool with witness. to witness life. witness to sarah lou. ah, you're watching al jazeera live from doha reminder of our top stories this. our protests are being held outside. the us supreme court, after leak, suggesting justices, could strike down a key ruling on abortion rights. the top court has been considering the judgement known as roe v wade, that legalized abortion across the country. in ukraine attempts to free more people from the besieged city of mary, or have been delayed. russian forces are reported to have resumed shelling the as of star steel waves shortly after the back. you ation around

and same goes for those eastern shores of the adriatic sea that rain, pressing as far north into areas of austria. showers can be expected in zurich as fall with a hive. 17 degrees. ok, so western areas of turkey are looking good. it's further toward the east. we got a bit of showers, a cool pool of air here as wall entourages 14 degrees. and we see that what weather pushing into the caucasus is wall cooler here. tbilisi, 13 other side of the mediterranean. things are drying off for spain and we're, we've got some, we've got high temperature, so a pitcher, perfect day in lisbon with a hive. 27 degrees also cloud cover across the islands of ireland and britain may squeak out a few showers there. same goes for the low countries. amsterdam 18 a number for you on saturday. so top end of africa, it's really toward northern parts. so valgy and tunisia where we've got what weather, so we go for a closer look. this is all part of that disturbance. some soaking rains for tunis on saturday and will land in south africa were wet and windy conditions pushing to the escape. port elizabeth has a hei

pipeline flows from russia into those country with relatively small replacement pipeline from the adriatic the catalyst for the pushback. we have seen the change over the weekend as greece has stated's its objections. what will become clear is when new paths for delivery come out, when new buyers emerge, then potentially logistic companies get clear or do not get involved. at the moment it is not clear who the buyers will be and therefore it is not known whether the ships will be required to take them to china, for example. guy: bloomberg's alex longley on the latest circumstances of where the sanctions will impact. sanctions just one of the issues facing the world's big ports, another is the covid lockdown in china. joining us in jacques vandermeiren, ceo of the antwerp port authority. the second largest port in europe. thank you for your time. how much clarity do you have in what you can and cannot do when it comes to russian goods, russian oil, dealing with ships that have come from russia. how hard are the rules to navigate? jacques: they are quite clear for the time being. the europea

hungary actually has a pipeline to the adriatic sea and could import its oil from there, but it choosesimport it from vladimir putin. it is another sign of hungary breaking eu's and nato's solidarity on this war. >> is victor or bun being honest when he says his opposition to the plan is avoiding oil that would be more expensive for his citizens to play -- to pay? >> no, he is right. they will be a price for the sanctions, but the point is it is better to pay this price rather than have pressure on the eu border in a few weeks or a few months' time. instead of rallying with allies to stop an aggressive dictator, he is playing with them. >> we just heard from henry kissinger nonstop most that -- henry kissinger in davo's. in response, it was said that kissinger's response is not 2022 but 1938. is the message akin to appeasing hitler's in world war ii? >> in munich, remember czechoslovakia was threaned, and it was hoped the concession was -- this concession would satisfy hitler's and he would then stop. we know what happened. henry should have given this advice in private, and also, i thi

they hope to create a direct route for wheat, a harbor on the northern and adriatic seas, blocked grainion worsened on the market and due to india's decision to ban the export of wheat from the country, the food companies of the united arab emirates have already demanded from their government to obtain an exception for the emirates from delhi. and provided with wheat, only for four months. now there is a program on our air and net antifrik in tatiana's studio ryzhov, the residents of the solidar got away in a deliberate shelling of their own territories. truth. ukrainian propaganda tried to pass off a missile arrival on the territory of the plant as russian aggression, but they didn’t succeed, and the reason for this is these shots that the locals shot of the clearly visible tail from the rocket, the point at which the ukrainian army is armed with similar shells regularly fires at civilians. is it worth remembering the monstrous shelling of kramatorsk railway stations then from ukrainian military killed dozens of people, 3, which time frames from this computer game are given out as a re

the sea, the idea was to create a confederation that was supposed to stretch from the black and adriaticstate would include poland ukraine belarus lithuania latvia estonia moldova hungary romania yugoslavia czechoslovakia and also possibly finland such a confederation in a sense would become the revival of the commonwealth, pilsudski believed that its restoration would allow the state of central europe to avoid the dominance of germany or russia, the idea was protested by the ussr and all western powers with the exception of france. on the creation of the confederation, he is a supporter of polish great-power sentiments and believes that in the context of the eu crisis, poland could become the leader of europe between the seas from the very beginning was an anti-russian project, one immediately recalls the words of pilsudski, closed within the boundaries of the times of the 16th century, cut off from the black and baltic seas, devoid of land and fossil wealth in the south of the southeast. russia could easily become a second-rate power, the rhetoric is completely consonant with the ameri

the adriatic landscape behind the boats on the turquoise water stretches a foamy line; other boats areandering the expanses of the big one for the fifth year already, and he is still larger than the famous american canyon of dagestan, like everyone here accepts only cash. or how agree. because your cards are rejected, most likely, even at the gas station they ask you to make a transfer. along the way, yunus shows guest houses clinging to the rocks, swings over the abyss, lovers of extreme recreation are rushing overhead from the house khabib melts the samovar. here, the most imposing means of transportation in the canyon is a houseboat 30-35.000 rubles. the cost per day includes both a rocking chair and support, it is best not to fall. coldly remembers even 10 years ago in these places and local - this inventor is rare now. will the canyon really surpass the american one and the locals say that in dagestan there is a little of all the beauties of the world. well , for example, these ledges in the mountains are so similar to the famous chinese rice terraces. well, here in front of me ju

oil refinery, since the composition of russian oil is different from that which comes through the adriaticrse, unity on the issue of the oil embargo in the eu is very conditional. poland again reminded that it is now necessary to agree on the european price mechanism, which will not allow the hungarian economy to receive competitive advantages due to cheap russian oil. against the backdrop of the decision of the european union, the price of brent blends jumped above $118 per barrel then. true, they decreased, i note that just today the old futures contracts expire , new ones begin to be traded, which cost about three bars or less, experts disagree, some believe that the embarda will become a growth driver for further growth, others believe that everything has already been taken into account by the market , but in any case, russia will continue to look for new fuel importers and is turning towards asian consumers. now the discount for russian oil reaches 35 dollars, but in the event of a jump in prices on world markets. this discount will be partially offset. but the europeans will pay much

between the sea, the idea was to create a confederation that was supposed to extend from the black and adriatics to the baltic united the state would include poland ukraine belarus lithuania latvia estonia moldova hungary romania yugoslavia czechoslovakia and possibly finland such a confederation, in a sense, would be the revival of the commonwealth, pilsudski believed that its restoration would allow the central european state to avoid the dominance of germany or russia, the idea was protested by the ussr and everyone western powers with the exception of france in 1992. the idea between the seas was approved as an official polish geopolitical concept incumbent president of poland andrzej duda actively joined the work on creating a confederation he is a supporter of polish great-power sentiments and believes that in the conditions of the crisis of the european union poland could become the leader of europe between the seas from the very beginning was an anti-russian project i immediately recall the words of pilsudski, closed within the borders of the times of the xvi century, cut off from the b