and alina barbara had a pretty strong message on that. so we can take a listen to a clip. millions of tons of grain are blocked by russia in ukraine's ports in a historic moment of this kind. we as g 7 must ask ourselves the question of whether in this year 2022 we had done enough in order to mitigate the impact and crisis of this war together. this is not our war. this is not a war waged by the international community. this is a war waged by the russian president, but we share a global responsibility and looking forward, they will be talks around sweden and finland, possibly joining nato. what's the latest on that? yeah, that's right, so. so the kind of diplomatic action here in germany is moving down to berlin now. where are the countries that are members of pizza will be gathering for a meeting of the next couple of days in finland and sweden. they will be present at that meeting too, because those 2 countries now want to join nato as a response to russia's invasion of ukraine to boost their own security. but just at the last minute ri

extra bills for their basic necessities, like food and medicine and etc. german foreign minister, alina barbara, has a huge rush of engaging in a hybrid war. the term, again, which exacerbates world hunger at the same time, burned to stock members, save our living cost aren't eating into all germans wealth with some reaping significant benefits. yeah. fiber stagen, lunch di prices are rising and eating away people's income and well, even the middle class need to cut spending. now, while those who could barely make ends meet before now in despair, yet despite rising prices, not everyone is getting poorer. in march alone, oil companies declared an additional $1200000000.00 euros and profit. this is brazen profiteering from war, and the government is closing its eyes to this. additionally, the european most board has worn that increased costs, are threatening the survival of dairy farmers and most production in europe. the main problem is the extreme rise in cost you to higher prices for imports like fertilizers, feed and heating bills. the european statistical office also reported a significant g