citizens and a large company, even the entire manufacturing industry, according to the american foreign policy magazine, energy prices . now at 10 times the average of the past 10 years , a real catastrophe has emerged, forcing european leaders to take emergency and extensive measures in an attempt to contain price increases. in particular, emmanuel macron acknowledged that life in france is becoming more expensive and stated the need for more projects in the field of renewable energy and atomic energy. show europeans are actively stocking up on wood pellets, there is a rush around this product, the spanish newspaper langarde notes the demand for pellets increased by 40-50%, and for stoves and boilers by 40% compared to last year in germany, prices for firewood jumped by almost more than 85%. two wood chips and wood chips and wood pellets have risen in price, the relevant department notes not only increased demand is to blame, but also the attraction of procurement and transport costs to the woodworking industry at the same time the prime minister estonia calls on the inhabitants of the country to prep

foreign policy of international relations , this organization is headed by ambassador richard huss, a very well-deserved influential american expert , just the other day he published a key article in fore magazineerally an american foreign policy strategy in the current environment. well, in particular. e. what policy should the united states pursue towards russia towards china? on the one hand, haas writes that the united states should not try to change the regime with its own hands. uh, in russia and in china well, already on this what is called thank you, but on the other hand. note that he writes about what should be the us policy towards russia and what should be the role here? listen, the west should give ukraine extensive military and economic support to ensure its continued viability as a sovereign state and prevent russian control of more territory than it already has, but the west must also recognize that military force alone cannot end russian occupation, such an outcome would require political change in moscow and the arrival of a leadership ready to reduce or end russia's presence in ukraine in exchange for the lifting of sanctions, putin will never agree to such a deal, and to off

american conservative from the magazine. she also talked about this, that there is such a foreign policy establishment, the american ones have european branches. they are really in all this believe and consumables. they have quite a few that they can use for all of this . there are europeans, japanese, australians part of the american population. here they found 70 million fascists. uh, they can also be robbed, so to speak, in order to carry out all this of their program. er, that's why there is, but most of the majority, so to speak, reasonable er people. who still think about their life think. well, but you understand when it will press very hard on a personal level. people will think. in general, indeed. what is this all for? it seems to me that the previous quote was very right. why and give a clear answer why where are the questions of justice, where are the questions of morality? why? here people with some kind of nazi symbols deserve such support. it will be very difficult to answer these questions, both material questions and worldview questions, which will also be followed by material questions will be the first, bu

nobody is writing a foreign policy magazine that we need a military coup. >> tucker: americans are notis, most americans are nice on both sides. it worries me he is talking this way and i appreciate your perspective. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: as they told you last night, the biggest energy grid is falling apart, can't keep the lights on, but the governor of the state gavin newsom does not seem worried. he announced this week he is banning gasoline vehicles in california coming soon, everybody needs an electric car. so we asked during last night show, how are people going to charge these electric cars if the energy grid in california cannot even run their washing machines? that was a rhetorical question and we got our answer quickly a few minutes after that aired the grid operator told residents to engage in conservation over the weekend. was that mean? they were told to "avoid using large appliances and charge electric vehicles." you must have electric vehicles, unfortunately you can't charge them. reporting how they were at the center of radical life injuries for children, h

nobody's writing in foreign policy magazine that we need a military coup. >> americans are not and most americans are really nices ar on both sides and decent people. it'sce on b it worries me that he's talking this way. and i appreciate your perspective on jamespe hansen. >> thank youctiv.e. thank you. so as he told you last night,eyl the energy grid d in our biggesa state, california, is falling apart. keep can't keep the lights on , bu the lt the governor of that n gavin newsom, doesn't seem tooou worried. he announced this weeks week the is banning gasoline vehicles in california coming soon. that will mean everyone needsd u an electric car . so we asked duringnigh last nigs show, how are people going to charge these electric cars if c the energy grid in california can't even run their washing machines? a eruthat was a rhetorical ques. we got our answer very quickly just a few minutes after that show aired, california grid a operator told residents to t engage in, quote, energyengage conservation over the long weekend. what does that mean? weekwell, they were told to, qu, avoid usin

american foreign policy strategy today. and here is a very interesting discussion. on this score, it unfolded on the pages of one of the influential foreign policy magazines. d here, for example, stephen walt, one of the most famous american realists, a professor at harvard university, believes that the united states cannot afford a confrontation on two fronts at the same time, and therefore they urgently need to leave europe to the europeans and throw all their efforts into containing china , listen to what he writes. if preventing the emergence of a rival hegemon in a vital strategic region remains the main principle big us strategy then a turn towards asia is necessary regardless of what is happening in ukraine unfortunately the biden administration. now, perhaps repeating the same mistakes that in the past encouraged european partners in washington to neglect their own defense capabilities. the united states assumed primary responsibility for armaments, training , subsidizing and advising ukraine in february, the administration announced the indefinite deployment of an additional 20,000 us troops to europe and new forces were added in june. it is not su

here, and i want to quote from an article in the fore nface magazine, but two simply exemplary representatives of the american foreign policys ivo dalder, former ambassador of the united states of america. nato is today president of the chicago council on foreign relations. and james lindsay is vice president of the council on foreign relations. listen to what they write. those who believe that the unity of the west will soon crack often say that concessions to putin could work, but there is no such way to salvation, for example. imagine if germany decides to go to hell, but also stop pressing ukraine with weapons and money. such a decision of course, it would be unfortunate, but the contribution of germany makes only a small part of the funds and weapons coming to ukraine. in addition, germany could lift sanctions against russia only if it managed to convince the entire european union, but this is unlikely, given that most eastern european countries regard russian aggression as a mortal threat, berlin could call on kiev to negotiate with moscow and the ukrainians will most likely not listen to him, especially if they conti

listen to a quote from an article in foren fires magazine, which was written by two, again, exemplary representatives of the american foreign policy, even the military-political elite. this is former united states deputy secretary of defense michelle florna, she was deputy secretary of defense under obama and former director of defense initiatives at the pentagon, and michael brown here. listen to what they write. chinese president xi jinping has made it clear that taiwan's reunification with mainland china is a matter of legacy for him. he intends to carry out what he planned with the help of political economic or if china's military means of attacking taiwan would be required, which would entail a us military response, would likely spark a prolonged conflict that would go far beyond taiwan , given that both china and the united states possess significant nuclear arsenals, preventive conflict deterrence must remain a priority. to achieve this the united states is obligated to help taiwan modernize and strengthen its self-defence capabilities. at the same time, the united states. we need to strengthen our own ability to deter chin