the relationship with the state, it is a completely different system of relations that is not europe, america ukraine were never ready. politics is always a war. it can be a cold war. warm, hot, but it can be a war. healing. putin never considered the peace of europe and ukraine as something sovereign. he can't interfere, he always krempiroval he always worked for the weak he always invested huge funds in the lobbying of his interests and this is mainly the interests of gazprom and rassneft, that's all because of western companies and western politicians, and he he was always ready to attack and attacked. exactly when he thought that he had reached the point where he could attack, he reached this point when he understood that they would talk to him as a civilized state, or an aggressor who had declared war. putin could never, never, ever be a tight-knit, freedom-loving in ukraine, he will never forgive the orange revolution, he will never forgive the maidan, he will never forgive the independent position in his time there poroshenko today, especially zelensky, putin understands only the posit

here is japan as far as i understand, yes america europe as a service industry.d yourself in these conditions. that's when the markets are closed for walking and you need to look for new ones the presence today of a number of representatives of the state corporation, maybe even involve them in some way, please. good afternoon ruslan magizov , director of the international group of companies icl, ah. our company has been operating on international markets for more than 16 years. e all over the world. and indeed. uh, that's right, they said right, they noticed that the service company suffered very much, because we are always working. not just on hmm, we don’t sell products and services that can be separated, we all work in close e contact with the teams of our customers abroad, that we are part of their it, teams and work. well, essentially. yes , and today. yes, and vkontakte of course, now it is very serious. uh, the situation has changed, and the industry is facing a lot of problems, and western customers have a very wide range of reactions to what is happening

relationship with the states, this is a completely different system of relations that neither europe, americakraine have ever been ready for. politics is always a war, it can be a cold war, a warm hot one, and it can be a war extermination putin never considered peace, europe and ukraine as something such a sovereign. where does he go with his yet different tentacles? he cannot be interfered with. he has always been corrupt. he has always worked for the weak. he has always invested huge resources in lobbying his interests. to attack and attack just then when he thought that he had reached the place where he could attack and yes, that he had reached that place then when he realized that he would be spoken to as a civilized a state but an aggressor who declared war putin could never live with the freedom of the beloved ukraine he will never forgive the orange revolution oh he will never forgive the maidan he will never forgive the independent position at the time there poroshenko today especially zelensky putin eh understands only the position of power and even if you look at him as the west lo

but we still have bottlenecks, like in north america and north europe.ect that as the supply chain starts to improve due to the health and covid issues, as the landside force comes back more effectively, as we get more resources from government and industry into more trucking and distribution centres, that by sometime the end of calendar 2022 we should see a return to normality, in terms of supply chain fluidity. if that happens, then assets could be deployed efficiently and effectively, therefore in 2023 we start to recover back to pre—covid levels in terms of business performance. on that note, i appreciate your time, thank you. good luck. talk to you soon. thank you. it has been a pleasure. i hope you enjoyed this week's show. follow me on twitter. thank you for watching. i will see you soon. hello there. we're expecting a short spell of rather hot weather across much of the uk, but not all of it, over the next few days or so. the heat and the humidity will be gradually building northwards. and that's because there's a heat wave across the iberian pen

india provides more than half of the growth in world product and together they produce more than america europe so we must understand that these are the sanctions that have disrupted trade with the european union from western countries. in general. they, uh, are easily overcome by maneuver in asia today. asia already we see it in more than half of our market. despite all these difficulties. trade with china is growing. just 30% per year with india, we we build relations of free trade. i think in 2-3 years the picture of trade flows will completely change. we will become more resilient more dynamic and build up over time. even the mechanism of growth that operates in the same china looks like we will successfully develop from the current one - these are settlements in national currencies. now the eurasian economic commission is carrying out such work. in general, this is a political move or a decision that is dictated solely by economic interests, mixed up the national currency - this is a political the decision about this was told by all, without exception, the heads of state to him in this dir

europe. what about right here in america?ts are lower, much lower in many cases, they are taking a real world toll consider what we said yesterday century plant in kentucky laying off people their power costs went up 50% in the first quarter from last year a if we are shutting down plants here in america and paying 650 for gas, what will happen in germany and other parts of europe where their costs of gas is at 35 or 40 bucks it seems impossible not to think major industrial slowdowns or shutdowns aren't going to happen because they can't sell their product more than th production no wonder bridgewater associates is a massive short bet against european stocks now. you better hope or pray for good weather the rest of the year for there and here random but scary >>> on deck, stocks will keep the overall win streak rolling it is one week we'll take it. we have malcolm ethridge here to layout the stocks he likes now. >>> and in june, we celebrate pride month. here is goldman sachs' susie scher. >> my advice is to be out at work w

not a relationship with states, this is a completely different system of relations that neither europe, america, nor ukraine have ever had ready, it's not politics - it's always a war, it can be a cold war warm, hot, but it can't be a war healing putin never considered peace, europe and ukraine as something such a sovereign where is he with his yet different tentacles ? was ready to attack and attacked just then when he thought that he had reached the place where he could attack, he reached that place when he realized that he would be spoken to as a civilized state but an aggressor who declared war, putin could never live with his beloved freedom of ukraine, he will never forgive the orange revolution, he will never forgive the maidan, he will never forgive the independent position in his time there poroshenko, especially zelensky, putin understands only the position of power and even if you look at him as the west looks at him from the position that he has less economic power than the west for him and for the war it does not matter, he has enough power to start a fight and he started it at tha

. ♪ laura: i'm laura trevelyan in new york and this is bbc world news america. europers punish russia were trying to stop the cash flow that's funding the war in ukraine. the eu will ban 90% of russian oil imports by the end of this year and the harshest sanctions yet against moscow. prosecutor the international criminal court calls ukraine crime scene, saying the tribunal is carrying out its largest ever investigation. one week after the horrific school shooting in texas, our correspondent hears from parents who lost their daughter. as queen elizabeth is about to celebrate 70 years on the throne, we look back on a visit to ghana and the famous first prance with the president. -- dance with the president. ♪ laura: welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin in brussels where the european union has agreed tough sanctions on russian soil as the west tries to this -- deprive moscow of the cash it needs to fund the war. the embargo would cover 90% of exports. the price of oil haslimbed in response. a top ukrainian official says the move is too littl

britain, it always wanted to show itself as the biggest and best partner of the united states of america in europe some extent, as a bridge between the united states of america and europe. that is, what france will do in great britain will do the opposite, and i think it is also important to remember that this is the emergence of a new, well, an attempt to create a new foreign policy after brexit. to show ourselves that we are an independent country, we are now uh . we are not part of the european union. we can't do it because now their players are in our half of the field and in our team, but there is also an understanding that other countries use this opportunity not always in our interests. i am glad would also like to add to our conversation oleksandr kraieva, experts of the researcher of north america, the british isles, the council of foreign policy, ukrainian prisma, oleksandr, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, good day, and uh, in fact, in the usa, the meeting of rammstein three in brussels has been confirmed, the minister of defense luidostin confirms this ah rep

they are very particular transnational interest, most of them imported in countries, mult america, europe. and those are the ones that are frustrating the conflicts that are taking place. you mentioned that par site, and i think this sort of this distinction exists him even among the circles. why people? because a within the larger western community, i know that we, the russians, or eastern europeans in general have long been treated as some sort of barbarians. you know, who, you know, not knowledgeable enough to absorb all the close of the civilized, western values. and in your writing, you, you argue a lot for sort of integrating localized indigenous knowledge into all sorts of political, economic, cultural thinking, understanding tradition, not putting it on the pedestal, but trying to integrated within ideological thinking in within the innovation. what is in the way of doing that because it's sim, so logical, you know, you don't have to be me. i don't have to be new. and yet there seems to be a very strong pressure to confine everybody to some sort of ideal. that doesn't work absolut

released and it provides a snapshot of google sentiment about russia know surveys in asia, latin america, europe in north america, the citizens of 20 countries indicate that they don't want economic ties to russia cut over the credit conflict. they include greece, kenya, turkey, china, israel, egypt, that jury indonesia, africa, carry out the philippines, hungry massacre, thailand, rock, malaysia, root, and 40 right. now mexico sticks out here and may also help explain what's going on behind the data. at least in part it might be coast allies, the united states and canada mexican president, under the open door, affectionately known as m. loach, has resisted falling into log step with is north american allies with respect to their anti russian narratives. and taken more of a not aligned approach on that issue and on other issues as well. now, morocco and turkey also on that list and taking a similar stance piece would be there, close allies in europe. not a line that is asked for bracewell, you back in march that there was division among grief over the use anti russian sanctions. pretty much righ

the states say that negotiations have begun with africa with latin america, europe is conducting negotiationsiple, if they succeed, it will give an opportunity to change the entire situation on international markets very dramatically, in principle, to limit the cost black gold and hit the incomes of russia with the incomes what kind of war would we have? thank you dmytro dmytro onopchenko, a journalist from washington joined us on the air . we will lose, we will win together, we wanted a simple peaceful life, instead we got war, they felt all the fury of the cruelty of the russian world, and by taking the bully, they understood that the enemy does not care if you are a civilian or a military goal of the occupiers to destroy everyone. we understood that it was necessary to occupy the defense, to bring in people, to dig in and stand to the death. they are all simple ukrainians who did not intend to become heroes, but they did and carried the children across the footbridge

most of them have fortune in countries, north america, europe, and those are the ones that are fostering the conflicts that are taking place. you mentioned that per se, then i think this sort of distinction exists even among the so called white people because within the larger western communities, i know that we the russians or if the new european in general have long been treated as some sort of their barriers you know, you know, not knowledgeable enough to absorb all the closely civilized and western values. and in your writing you, you argue a lot for sort of integrating localized indigenous knowledge into all sorts of political economic college. so thinking, understanding tradition, not putting it on the pedestal, but no trying to integrated within ideological thinking in the innovation. what is in the way of doing that because it seems so logical, you know, you don't have to be me. i don't have to be good yet. there seems to be a very strong pressure to confine everybody to some sort of ideal that doesn't work. absolutely. so i think as you pray with, in that way, the defense of the

most of them is ported in countries, north america, europe. and those are the ones that are fostering the conflicts that are taking place. you mentioned that per se, then i think this sort of distinction exists in, even among the so called white people. because within the larger western community, if i know that we, the russians or eastern europeans in general have long been treated as some sort of their barriers. you know, you know, not knowledgeable enough to absorb all the close of the civilizing western values. and in your writing you, you argue a lot for sort of integrating localized indigenous knowledge into all sorts of political, economic, cultural thinking, understanding tradition, not putting it on the pedestal. but trying to integrated within a geological thinking within the innovation, what is in the way of doing that because it seems so logical, you know, you don't have to be me. i don't have to be here. and again, there seems to be a very strong pressure to confine everybody to some sort of ideal that doesn't work. so i think as

and tourism saw a 182 percent year on your increase between january and march europe in the americas. let the recovery europe welcomed almost 4 times as many arrivals as the 1st 3 months of 2021. while the americas arrivals more than doubled in that same period. so people are so eager to travel that they're buying flights and booking hotel rooms, even at very high prices. a return economy costs ticket between hong kong and london for example. and kathy pacific airways, at the end of this month, is more than 5 times the cost before the times that make, for example, while marriott hotel chain says that over memorial day weekend, the company's revenue per available rule was up about 25 percent and 2022, compared to 2019. let's discuss all of this. i'm joined by caroline bremner. caroline is the senior head of travel research at your a monitor international. she's joining us from scotlands capital at ambrose. welcome to the program caroline. so what do you think is driving the rebound in the travel and tourism sector is despite that raising prices of tickets and hotel rooms that i've just

the development of ukrainian engineers very interestingly and it serves 70% of the market in america and europet it is not yet very widespread public policy, in fact, americans, why are they so used to going to drink coffee, because it should be public policy, just like with medical cannabis, and then, through all sorts of motivational things, it somehow enters our lives normally and naturally, well, if they gave you a discount on gasoline, you went, he knew right there or a discount, especially now if and if the private company makes money on it, then why do people who help the company make money motivated only by saving lives and there is a cup and a t-shirt, if his blood becomes a business for large corporations, a double business. well, in fact, there are these twists and turns, as we call them, and this difference, unfortunately, because there is a state order for blood for state hospitals, and then this blood is also ordered, as it were, to relatives who they come to the state hospital, they say go buy blood, there are also such schemes, so you should know that there are state blood cente

brix e, here on the form fields also there was also a statement that a between the centers of america and europes are now burned. there is a burning of bridges between central america and europe we are forced to follow the policy of sanctions follow the schemes which we did not come up with force to break social and trade ties to violate the interests of our producers not only in central america but also in mexico, and this inspires us with fear. we must raise the voice of latin america to apply to the un to propose a reform project in order to conduct a campaign of protest against the policies of the european union, we have already accumulated some experience and will continue to work in this direction. we must come to firm decisions. today the topic of the marking system was also touched upon, let me remind you, 3 years ago actually dan the start of this program and, of course, there is already a certain result. so, for example, mikhail dubin, chairman of the board of directors of the advanced technologies development center, noted that access to this system is also beneficial for business. fo

pecherkin 200 ukraine as a black hole for western weapons, military experts and the press in america and europe are already openly recognizing more and more foreign weapons transferred to the kiev regime. tens simply disappear. even hundreds of units are destroyed by the russian army in battles , and president vladimir putin spoke about this the day before, but a new trend has appeared. ukrainian officers resell american javelins and rifles. how many more weapons in such conditions is the west ready to put the question the united states is the main military sponsor of ukraine, the total amount of assistance is already almost 6 billion dollars, several thousand javelins delivered 1,500 stingers to kiev. uh, hundreds of kamikaze switch blade drones, heavy artillery, tens of thousands of shells, millions of rounds of ammunition, and last week they also agreed to transfer the highmars missile system, and they were brought to europe in advance even before the official statement was made in the telegram channels, information appeared, that american instructors at the training ground in poland had alr

breed of destructive drilling tools, the main suppliers of such cutters are manufacturers from europe, americana, the demand for these products. domestic oil and gas companies make up to 500,000 units per year. the uniqueness of this workshop is that from the moment of harvesting to the output of finished products. everything is done in one cycle. the moments of the creation of our company were engaged in import substitution of diamond bits in russia today. uh, almost 80% there, uh, all dates are domestic production, the company cosmo ice st. petersburg is developing at a rapid pace with the production of ice cream according to a proprietary recipe. launched on the coast. not only a few years ago, back in 2021, mixtures of powdered milk, sugar and flavorings were brought from italy, then the manufacturers realized that they were doing their own just as well, and recently in the south of russia they found a supplier of a rarer pistachio product, which we bought pistachio in italy, it is from us er, well, the cost of the product was quite high. this is the most expensive position in the end. it

and when to wait for a new hundred-ruble note, believe it is not far off better or worse than europe or america, we are protected from counterfeit coins. the search for new logistics chains is going on in almost all spheres of our life. and how did the sanctions of the west affect the company that produces money and excise taxes on alcohol and tobacco. why international competition has turned into geopolitical blackmail how much cash we have in circulation and when to expect the appearance of new 100 rubles worse than europe or america, we are protected from counterfeiters and how our paper for banknotes surpasses them in power, we will talk about this with the head of the state sign, arkady torchuk. tell me how the sanctions imposed by the west affected the work of the state sign, maybe something has changed , something by definition could not be affected , definitely affected. uh, because we are embedded in the global economy as a supplier. e, we produce banknotes and coins and other products. e more than for 30 countries of the world. and, of course, we immediately felt it, eh, but we also b

europe. implications us and america, eastern europe. implications us and america. too. _ eastern europe. eter was saying earlier in the programme about what might happen two years down the line of donald trump comes back to power. i think everybody is worried about donald trump coming back to power, more so today after the hearing. but it is interesting that this conversation is not getting as much coverage as it was at the very beginning. and what that tells me is that both sides of the aisle recognise what an important role biden is playing in the larger world conversation what is happening in nato. i think that is actually an indication that people are trusting what america is doing right now. also worried what could happen in the future but no doubt that biden gets high marks for that and that is why you're not hearing much about it. today, while a chaotic day in the states, quite remarkable with what is happening around the world. the lines much stronger than it was certainly six months ago. the chief of the general staff was warning that britain faces in 19 seven moment. there is re

already starting to restore coal e-e stations in order to produce electricity like america is preparing to help ukraine and europee this winter without russian gas. america promised europe to increase the export of its liquefied gas as much as possible, that is, i understand that all the liquefied gas that can be exported by the united states will be exported to europe, and the united states is also negotiating with such countries such as qatar, for example, so that he also significantly exports liquefied gas to europe, he will make a trip to saudi arabia in july. he should be on july 12-16 in saudi arabia and he will meet not only with the audit, but he will meet with the leaders of several countries of the persian gulf. and although the white house does not say that the energy problems will be the main ones, it is clear that they will increase, they will be really the main ones, because it is necessary to convince these countries oil production in order to reduce the price of oil, to reduce world fuel prices, and it will be agreed that they can from those countries that have gas reserves, so that they can incre

all three simple truths will concern tinnitus a global problem if we look at the population of america europe russia including somewhere around 30% of people, and this includes young people and children in general of the entire population has tinnitus, respectively, if we look at the category 50 plus there, probably, so to speak, the process is completely different and about a quarter of people who have tinnitus. it prevents them from living. and i am very well immersed in the problem, because i also have tinnitus since childhood, not since childhood. with so to speak, from what state and probably i have it. like many from truth number one, because truth number one is that one of the happy causes of tinnitus may be a cure. classic is aspirin and would you take aspirin or take it to prevent heart problems or just fall for the ads take aspirin you get tinnitus and it's for life. you ca n’t do anything now, when the entire feather bed is not needed for primary prevention. well , now it's too late, noise. it is in the ears there are hypertension. well, we all accept the so-called icm inhibitors.

strikes destroyed a large number of equipment and weapons delivered to the united states of america in europee ministry of defense reported, the military department also spoke about the use of other high-precision weapons about the course of the special military operation denisave. russian gunners respond promptly to the received position coordinates combat crew of a multiple launch rocket system, a tornado leaves for a firing point at a safe distance, such targets can be hit from a distance of up to 120 km, one volley of 12 missiles in 40 more seconds. 300-millimeter shells destroyed warehouses with ammunition and weapons , a few minutes after the volley, the installation collapses and leaves the area for 2 minutes. for all. otherwise, there is a chance to be discovered during the day, the artillerymen hit 63 firing positions of the nationalists of 13 command posts. and here is the result of the use of high-precision weapons by air-launched cruise missiles. destroyed. storage point for equipment delivered from the usa and europe ukrainian artillery batteries of operational tactical army avia

against russia because uh, now western stock markets are pouring in, and this also applies to america and europe uh, energy prices are growing, production is falling and uh , the united states is in a very difficult position, when already spending money, they just can't. she is right in this case and i have no doubts that the victory will certainly be ours. we give the word to the news. let's go back to the big studio games at 16:50. do not miss. this is news on first hello in the studio of valery korablev. and at the beginning of severodonetsk, a large group of people was rescued and evacuated there, these are residents of houses adjacent to the territory of the nitrogen plant. in the morning, our military and lc fighters opened a humanitarian corridor through which the chemical plant itself could leave civilians. how many of them there are unknown, perhaps hundreds of all are being held hostage by the nationalists as a human shield, to let people lay down their arms , to publish this call for militants. is it out after all, someone from there is not yet clear, but at least for the residents of

the warming is expected to lead to more extreme weather in north america, europe, and asia. in other climate news, a group of environmental organizations have sued the biden administration over the issue of more than 3500 permits to drill for oil and gas on public lands in new mexico and wyoming. the lawsuit says the drilling could result in 600 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions. jeremy nichols of the group wildearth guardians said, "the biden administration is literally drilling away the climate." the nation's largest baby formula manufacturer abbott nutrition has been forced to pause operations at its plant in sturgis, michigan, due to massive flooding and after heavy rains overwhelmed the city's drainage system. the plant is expected to stay closed for a few weeks. the plant had just recently reopened after being ordered closed in february due to contamination. the plant's closure led to a nationwide shortage of baby formula, which still exists in parts of the united states today. israeli forces have shot dead three palestinians and injured 10 others during

the international sport now spans over 5 counties count countries, including north america, europe, asia, africa, and australia. have a great day. everybody. - [announcer] the following is a sponsored program that is furnished by shriners hospitals for children. (upbeat music) - what's up everybody? it's alec. it's the night before i travel to oklahoma for my filming session. i love seeing my boy kaleb. - so excited to finally go to somewhere new. - i can't live without my shoes. - broke my leg this weekend, so makes it hard to move. - also got to bring this thing. - having a hard time choosing which one. - don't worry, i got a couple. - i like really this pattern on this one, but i also really like the texture and color on this one. - guess what?

it is good for us that for now the public in northern europe america is on the ukrainian side, and itually requires its governments to do even more to help ukraine, but i already have people who say that we are giving so much to ukraine now and how much we can do, and there are some limits, there are some limits, when will we stop doing in the same america, every month it will be more and more difficult for biden to explain what tens of billions of dollars are going for in conditions when america has its own problems and the same in europe. well, let's go back to europe and in particular to those countries that they are blackmailing openly blackmailing the european union , in particular hungary, where is this power in hungary, what is it relying on during this, what can it rely on during this blackmail, and what helps it to negotiate what it is bargaining for ? on land gas pipelines through ukraine, there is only on sea their strength, what is their strength explained in russia as a trading partner with russia, it is interesting that europe has its own power, it is such a soft power,

today i'm announcing the united states will enhance our force in europe. >> america is sending more warplanesthe u.k. and boosting its military presence in europe. british troops are just -- are deployed in estonia. there has been a big increase in funding but critics point out, the army is shrinking. ukraine is not in nato. support for it is more indirect. in the view of the ukrainian mp, nowhere near enough. >> we need 10 times more help to win this war and end this war in favor of the whole world as soon as possible. weeergy, bause for us, every day means lives. unfortunately, sometimes hundreds of lives. >> expect more support for ukraine before the summit concludes. >> it is great news. >> ukraine's invasion from -- provoked terror among russia's neighbors. finland and sweden have ditched their neutrality and make them is -- nato is welcoming them. >> if vladimir putin was hoping he would be getting less nato on his western front as a result of these unprovoked illegal invasions of ukraine, he has been proved wrong. >> there is an energy here born of necessity, a collection of countries

provides more than half of the growth of the world product and together they produce more than the americas of europe we must understand that these are the sanctions that have disrupted trade with the european union from western countries. in general. they, uh, are easily overcome by maneuver in asia today. asia already we see it in more than half of our market. despite all these difficulties. trade with china is growing. just 30% a year in sindia. we build relationships in free trade. i think in 2-3 years the picture of trade flows will completely change. we will become more resilient more dynamic, if over time we create the same growth mechanisms that operate in china, for example . now the eurasian economic commission is carrying out such work. in general, this is a political move or a decision that is dictated solely by economic interests, the transfer of the national currency - this is a political decision, all the heads of state, without exception, spoke about this, and we are in this direction of work, but we were held back, lack of internal pricing mechanisms. therefore, our russian place tod

everything, russia claims that rockets hit the factory nearby, where they say military aid from america and europe stored, we ask the rescuers to show us this place, the russians say that there were weapons here that were transferred to ukraine by the west, this is true, no , it was not at all it's from road machinery. that is, it's for the production of equipment to uh, to make substance, that is, for the construction of roads. we return to the shopping center and go inside to see the effects of the destruction . we were told that there used to be many different stores here, a pet store, a pharmacy, a toy store, and in this place they found the most dead 11 ukraine declares that the attack on the shopping center is terrorism, while russia continues to convince that it does not fire on the civilian population, and regarding what happened on the day of the shelling, the company who owns the destroyed shopping center, stated that during the air raid until the moment of the explosion, the center was operating only in exit mode and the central entrance was open to avoid crowding through the evacuation

yes, they say, not just the west and america russia there america europe democracy against authoritarianismnted to raise on a shield and show that we are like that, this defeat means, according to their logic, democracy from authoritarian regimes. but this is in general for them a complete collapse. well, this is already an ideological self-recognition of what supposedly takes place. the global clash between democracy and authoritarianism means the recognition of the failure of the west's attempts to universalize the american-centric world order. after the end of the cold war. we will continue to discuss the results of the big seven ourselves and talk a little about the prospects of nato itself, which will begin tomorrow in madrid in a few moments. the halva card is surprised guarding a free installment plan of 10 months halva, as before, weighs nothing to you. still zero percent on installments of 0 rubles. there is no down payment or maintenance fee either. this is the security service.ru and get the most effective protection against spam and the tinkoff machine, it is the only one. now,

we also see progress with a-a this harem and also nato because only north america and europe in cooperation powerful nato are the guarantee of people's security in a more dangerous world." the threat from eridogan to syria in any way possible there are also two questions for the secretary of state to answer, although we see statements from us that the alliance is strong, but how nato as an alliance can help ukraine win. thank you for these questions. first, in response to our question of escalation, the question about escalation is that russia is attacking ukraine, and it is not the other way around, that is, simply saying, it is necessary for russia to scan in order to stop the aggression regarding the weapons that must be provided to the ukrainians to assure us that they will not use this system against targets on russian territory. there is trust between ukraine and the usa and also for our partners and also for this aggression. even earlier, president biden very clearly stated to president putin that what the united states would do if there was this aggression, including the provision o

that what you listed, general, are bureaucratic logistical problems of supplying weapons from america, from europefrom britain, and what prevents you from getting a job in the ukrainian military-industrial complex, after all, our supreme commander is mr. zelenskyi, if he is an interested person, everyone is a freak, also an interested person, the minister of defense, an interested person, the minister of industry, the cabinet ministers in general. what prevents us from quickly establishing ukrainian capabilities and introducing them to the front, and yes, we are talking about the fact that this is really being launched . all services and corsairs when we talk about vlog and e-tanks oplot, which are no worse than the abrams, which we sold abroad in pieces to one country, and we only have one, this is a huge problem today in terms of restoring all programs quickly to return the staff, they provide the main components, which today is extremely difficult to deliver, because the part was russian , we exchanged european ones, but today we do not have enough of this system of providing spare parts and ba

us also needs time, but you are not in the warehouses for this, and the military industry in america and europe must also spend some time. it is important and good that we are now starting to plan for a-a long war because we have a stockpile of fairy-tales, a stockpile of fairy tales, and there was no such glory today. yes and in the necessary scale, then we will start work again, and again this is an important and good factor . thank you very much for your conversation, thank you and thank you once again for the stupid help that the american people are giving to ukraine. we thank john edward hearts, former ambassador of ukraine, head of russia of the united states of america in ukraine was in direct contact with our studio very much in the direction of lithuania all week europe is watching the new tension that has ripened in russian-lithuanian relations last saturday lithuania within the sanctions of the west introduced a ban on rail transit of certain goods, those under sanctions, to the neighboring kaliningrad region. well, of course, the kremlin called it a blockade, they started rattling w

it is just not here in the u.s it is not in europe or latin america. the bull market is in china. you have not been paying attention to chinese stocks, we don't blame you. it is hard to look past any news outside the covid zero policy. outside of that, stocks have been red hot look at the one-month moves. gains in the s&p or hang seng. the shanghai a shares and shenzhen shares up 14% you can hear something that is random but interesting stock stats from the best performing shenzhen index are the more than 2,000 members, 59 are up 50% from the 52-week lows 151 double off their lows and an incredible 29 stocks have gained more than 200% off their lows they had time to get it done most of the 52-week lows came 52 weeks ago. all hitting in july and august for more of the big stocks wow. who are the best of the best in this big china stock bull run? two companies involved in stuff that is in the news here as well the second best performing stock in the shenzhen a index is dajin heavy industries they make towers for offshore wind turbines. they will likely get a lot of business from ame

as long as europe america understands, it seems that they don’t want to go over to constructive russophobia and then they themselves are the sevens in germany the head of our berlin bureau, mikhail antonov shiroko. it is known that the president of the united states at times seems to be lost in space-time, but in the ilmau castle he does n’t even need cheat sheets nearby caring colleagues, who will tell you when and where the joes will turn. could you turn a little. this is for the photographers, but in fairness to the biden. he sat with his back to them, reading something, and only the most implacable critics can suspect him of a fit of confusion. and in general, any collision from biden. if he didn't have a nuclear briefcase. they would pass for innocent age-related eccentricities, especially in comparison with what british prime minister johnson gives out the day before in the company of ursula fondor line, he suggested that everyone undress in order to demonstrate putin's masculinity. that's how it should be after the third pint of jokes in london pubs. well , today this named cossack c