she photographed heads of state such as angela merkel for her anniversary covers. she wants to show that things have changed since then how german playboy first appeared in 1972. this is what the first issue of a magazine for men looked like in august 1972, the way we look at gender is changing and the question arises. whether our perception is changing from the actuality she says, exploring the subject, including, for example, the feminine side of men, caught her attention. i wanted to break the taboo of experimenting with asking questions. and, of course, to provoke a little, with whom it is better to do this than my music. one of the covers was drawn by denis karlinskiy, a photographer from hamburg was born in mariupol and spent the first half of his life in ukraine. he wanted to design a cover for us that would refer to the war in his homeland. but because i have a very personal connection with this topic. i fought with her to still be able to make a socially significant statement, but i changed my mind and came up with the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bputting a beaut

when europeans talk about the leader of the free world now they talk about angela merkel, not donald trump. she is the most important leader in the free world right now in my estimation. >> noelle, good clue that not worked out so well for germany. the germany she left behindis is not looking so hot today, is because we see the stark truth. europe in many ways is collapsing. its leaders are giving up. it's a total basket case life for normal working people. there is increasingly miserable, awful lot to do. >> look, there's also people who already live on social security. eudunda, who have then also taken the step of getting additional food at the food bank to all of these price increases are paid for by us. >> the small medium business owners, the not that we need to try to not turn on the air conditioning to take the carer last. but still there is an anxiety because you have to think about doing things that were normal before. >> so sad. let's review what's happened there in just one month today. ten years after he was considered the savior of italy's currency prime minister mario d

liberal journalists fawned over the very brilliant angela merkel in germany. we can have a leader like her. >> people are starting to talk about how she is the leader of the free world. >> talking about the leader of the free world, it's angela merkel, not donald trump. >> she is the most important leader right now. >> laura: good clue that it hasn't worked well for germany. at the germany she left behind is not looking so hot today, is it? we see the stark truth. europe in many ways is collapsing. its leaders are giving up and it's a total basket case. life or normal working people is increasingly miserable. >> there's also people who already live on social security. who have then also taken a step of getting additional food at the food bank. >> all of these price increases are paid for by us, small media business owners. >> we try to not turn on the air conditioning, did take the car less, but there is anxiety because you have to think about doing things that were normal before. >> laura: so sad. it lets review what happen in one month. today, ten years afte

the energy sector in relations with russia with that the position occupied by his predecessor angela merkeles, and not only merkel, but also previous chancellors gerhard schroeder helmut kohl almost 50 years ago, russian gas first entered germany in the seventieth year, a deal of the century was concluded between the ussr and germany, gas in exchange for pipes. yes, in general, if it were not for the efforts of the soviet union, the unification of germany might not have happened at all, our countries built gas storage facilities and pipelines together with factories. including nord stream, thanks to soviet gas, germany received huge economic advantage. she got the opportunity to receive energy in the right amount, at extremely comfortable prices, while german companies had special contracts with gazprom. we had a special relationship with germany and we are german companies. they launched their own gas production projects for the first time in their history, which never happened before, when merkel left, huh? we understand that a lot has changed in german politics. the leaders of germany se

i'm like you, got my arms crossed and he's got his head on one side, i'm listening to you, angela merkel, he was in the middle between them, and i think he was able to straddle so many personal differences and it was to the strength of japan but to the strength of his allies, and that's why he and japan are so important to nato today, to the european union and to the united states, and to australia. >> really interesting. we'll look for that photo while we continue to talk so we can see exactly what you mean by that analysis, and so cecile, what changes now, how does the power dynamic shift in asia and beyond? >> yeah, so that's a good question. i just want to add something to what nick said. the reason that president trump was able, excuse me, prime minister abe was able to really swallow his pride and do whatever he needed to do to get close to trump and also stand next to him while president trump was insulting japan in multiple press conferences, it was really quite embarrassing and shocking to me. and prime minister abe did not respond because he had a vision that was more important

it was when angela merkel left office, the conviction was after angela merkel left office and the schultz government came into office. right after that is when the conviction happened and the new german government showed immediately expelled russian diplomats. crosokov is a very important prisoner that the germans are holding and there's no considerations i'm told right now in berlin to release krosokov. >> natasha, u.s. secretary of state tony blinken spoke with his russian counter part today but this was not the vehicle for that offer. how did the russians respond and ask for this additional trade? >> correct, victor, and what we're told is the russians communicated this through a back channel. essentially fsb officers reached out to the united states through these channels to float the possibility that they would potentially get krosokov back. they told the united states, if you're offering bout, we want krosokov. this was not viewed by the u.s. as a serious proposal. it was it was not proposed at the lavrov blinken level. it was proposed at lower levelings. it gave the idea of the swa

president would have been donald trump and we have managed to convince angela merkel not to leave.the war would have never started. but we didn't have luck, so we are in this war. we have to reach a new agreement with the russians. a new agreement has to be reached between hungry anti-chinese and with the u.s. it will be easier with republicans than the current democrats. >> despite severe rounds of sanctions, russia's economy is still standing. moscow continues to receive lien's in -- to receive billions in revenue. a kremlin decree in march required all gas payments from what it called unfriendly countries to be made in the national currency. but some countries are voluntarily paying for russian bank accounts, saying the payments are in line with eu sanctions. let's bring in our guests. in the unit we have roger helton, defense follow and geopolitical think tank. in lviv with michael, a senior fellow at the atlantic council. and in oxford, samuel, an associate fellow at the royal united services institute. a warm welcome to you all. roger, will europe be able to maintain unity on

the idea appeared giving up coal already in the last years of her tenure as federal chancellor angela merkel is also not without the influence of environmental circles. so this joke is only with a child. so we sincerely thank the environmental movements for all the education so that they create opportunities for the disappearance of humanity, well at least on a clean earth we will die where to hide in clean atmosphere well, seriously, of course, it is absolutely obvious that nuclear energy is not safe, but it is even more dangerous to provide energy opportunities to countries with authoritarian regime and to believe that they are stable suppliers of gas and oil for developed countries , it is impossible to imagine greater idiocy. and now that putin is certainly trying to take advantage of this advantage, we can see what he is currently doing along the northern stream-2, gas cannot flow because he does not certified putin requires his certification limukovets adzusky in the ukrainian gas transportation system, of course the amount of gas supplied by gazprom to europe is not increasing much fr

of reforms to rebuild the italian economy after the pandemic and particularly with the exit of angela merkelhe grown up in the room but in the end of the three opposition parties refused to heed his call to work together and the coalition collapsed yesterday in a confident sport and he resigned and know there will be elections and and know there will be elections and a hot summer of campaigning ahead. a former irish soldier, who was found guilty of being a member of the so—called islamic state group, has been sentenced at a dublin court to 15 months in prison. lisa smith was found guilty in may of membership of the terror group but was acquitted of a separate charge of financing terrorism after a nine—week trial at dublin's non—jury special criminal court. amber heard has denied that she defend her eggs husband, johnny depp. last week and judge rejected her request for a retrial. the headlines on bbc news: a critical incident is declared at the port of dover as holidaymakers face queues for hours for border checks, with the uk blaming french staff for the delays. the european union launches

stuck to a certain gas ultimatum, as far as we understand it is not olaf's fault of soltsia that angela merkel schroeder put germany, in particular, on the russian gas needle, yes, and this applies not only to gas, it applies, so to speak, to devastating stories with nuclear energy in germany and so on. and yes further, but we understand that there may be another ultimatum, but it is directly connected to the gas issue, we understand, that is, the turbine is a minor issue, so to speak, beer, for example, the peace wars of some trades can also be connected in the background, of course, but to a specific gas issue because precisely the gas issue hurt germany with mikhailol because they are in trouble. with all that, please once again. how much trouble is there in germany with all that ? these metastases of the sinderization of the german political community they will not pass at once. although now, if everyone saw their eyes . politics continues. so it is done less publicly, but it is done quietly. and in this way. and what is it leading to? this is a probing, testing, and a trial layer that was

i spoke to you angela merkel. i sports, or spoke to morris johnson about this. what was going on and kashmir? no response. because india is an ally in the immediate aftermath of your time in office. you were removed from office in april. you have been making accusations against the united states, very publicly claiming a conspiracy your word to remove you. the united states denies this. this is nike zation, you've been very public with it. you stand by this claim that there was an american lead conspiracy to remove you from office will or to let me the outside explain the any one would want to have great relationship of the us as a superpower and bug isn't particularly because we have a large amount of exports, which would for, which be said to the u. s. and secondly, that the most powerful pakistani community is the pakistani american community. and i had perfectly good relationship with the trump administration. now, i'll just give you the facts. these facts are up, were the read out in a cabinet. there were a presented in front of a national security johnson,

angela merkel appeared on the opening of the opera festival, and gerhard schroeder , who is currentlyd to be excluded and the social demo of the night party of germany, flew to moscow, he says on vacation there, he stayed in a hotel near the central office of rosnivsk residents, meanwhile, ordinary germans have not yet fully felt the increase in gas prices, because the recalculation of heating for hot water they receive at the end of the year, but it is already clear that everyone will have to pay extra, my household has already offered to pay 30-50 or 100 € more per month so that at the end of the year the check for the conversion is such that it can be had to pay instead, inflation in the prices of food, fuel and services have risen already now, let's see what will happen next, life in general is becoming more expensive not only energy resources, food, oil, especially gasoline has become more expensive, this is a difficult situation, putin's calculation that europeans, and above all, germans, will lose their nerves for the sake of warm homes will they break in front of the kremlin,

after angela merkel resigned, it looked like johnson wanted to become the leader of the european world. if johnson now resigns, who can intercept this initiative and is it important for ukraine? fear there was never a chance, because after brexit, to become the leader of the european reality, he simply has no potential, no trust on the continent, despite the attitude towards him, he is either loved, almost adored, or quarreled, well, this is actually the fate of every real politician, and now that's what i see only macron will claim the role of the leader of continental europe, of course. he himself will not make all the decisions. there are people, there are drags. well, if there is an arrest and so on. but those who can push european politics forward are macron, along with those whom i did not actually name. everyone else plays an important role, including our polish friends, but even less so in the european union there are those who cause uh, well, they cause the atmosphere , create and set the tone, and today, after all, it is macron, and you know the role of macron and the french

court christopher in church of saint mary, the virgin to share with us thoughts on churchill, the angela merkel and other topics. other speakers had included andrew roberts, sir martin gilbert, and others, all of whom had been give in this distinguish title. today, we present that 34th unit inner crosby camper lecture. and the first to be delivered virtually to a global audience. and to introduce today speaker, i'm pleased to welcome churchill fellow and the current director of the institute for museum and library services, crosby camper. >> great, thank you very much tim, i appreciate that introduction. and in the early 1990s, george came to kansas city to speak. i'm sure you will remember this but i was conducting a fan campaign with petitions and banners and bumper stickers to bring real grass to the field at royals and now coffin stadium. i was honored to sit next to him at lunch and he gave me a learned this position on the seven layered composition of the grass at camp in yards. i think he was on the oriole's at that point. we talked of the genius of georgetown, and the great ground speed

toby, everybody wants to bury the former chancellor angela merkel they say germany became addicted to gas to their credit they're trying to get lg up and running, they're buying floating gas ships. how big of an opportunity is germany in the near and medium term for american gas producers? >> germany is a great example of how countries can receive new information, recognize the bad packets that countries were going down, and redirect to a better solution, and that better solution for their energy is going to be getting their energy from america we have an amazing solution to offer the world, not just europe we can increase our own exports in the united states by a recommended 50 a day that is an opportunity to quad grouple our exports, and that's going to have a tremendous influence to providing energy security to our allies around the world. >> it's going to take a couple of years to get a hard built terminal but what the chancellor said, he secured the only four lng ships in the world he got all four, and a fifth may be on the way. do we have the u.s. infrastructure, the pipeline, t

angela merkel called the attack a cowardly and vile assassination.y. queen elizabeth said she had found memories of meeting mr. abe and his wife in 2016. his love for japan and desire to forge closer bonds with the united kingdom were clear. gun fire broke out earlier today in the western part of japan during abe's speech at a parliamentary election campaign. bullets striking the prominent politician twice in the back and in the neck. doctors at the hospital were unable to resuscitate him. police arrested the 41-year-old. the suspect, a former japanese navy veteran. now worth keeping in mind, japan has extremely strict gun laws and has made it one of the safest nations in the world with hardly ever any gun violence. that being said, this man according to police made this weapon at home. it was a double-barreled 15 inch musket-like weapon, a similar weapon that they found in his residence when they later searched his home. charles? >> charles: thanks, alex. switching gears to the crisis at our border. reports from the customs and border patrol on agen

about europe one of the signs of events the outgoing season is over the era of angela merkel knowingh such experience, but it is not given to predict this ironic munich souvenir citrus juicer in the form of chancellor merkel's head hello from the time when there were few problems compared to now good hello to you don't need gas or electricity to survive. only sleight of hand. now this is a huge advantage, decisive. we watched the international review. see you in september. zelensky recently announced the fact that without mariupol ukraine will not exist, people were not afraid to come to a referendum to vote for the fact that mariupol is the donetsk people's republic, the city was actually given for looting so that they put things in order there. it was they who prepared the molodezhka for the war with russia, this uniform, the veteran, showing his georgian ribbon, says, i hid it for all eight years in order to be able to. the fan card is a new digital service for safe and comfortable attendance at football matches. the card number is needed to buy tickets and season tickets, you can

. >> i remember my conversations with former chancellor angela merkel.hey decided to go this way. now this way proved to be wrong. nick: late last year you allowed taiwan to open a diplomatic office in lithuania using the title "taiwanese." that was the first time any eu member had used the word taiwanese at a diplomatic office inside the e.u. you said you were consulted on the name change, but overall, why do you believe it is important for lithuania support taiwan? >> this is the office we established in lithuania. the reaction of chinese authorities was not adequate, i would say. we are a country which tries to respect the principles and values. sometimes we pay a high price for that, but this is our policy towards other countries which are fighting for their freedom. i think lithuania is very consistent with this. sometimes we are an example for some larger countries. nick: thank you very much. >> thank you very much. ♪ judy: the biden administration has launched a vaccination campaign against monkeypox, making nearly 300,000 shots available in the c

about europe one of the signs of the events of the outgoing season is over angela merkel's era knowingolitician with such experience, but it is not given to predict this ironic munich souvenir citrus juicer in the form of the head of kantsev merkel hello from the time when problems compared to the present was not enough good hello to survive the juice is not needed, no gas or electricity. only sleight of hand. now that's a huge advantage decisive. we watched the international review. see you in september. in the summer it will be interesting, you ask the glass of my fiancé's car will be exciting. it was not boring in the summer films serials documentaries cartoons no, nothing is impossible. but it's best to check. zelensky recently stated that without mariupol there would be no ukraine to vote that mariupol is the donetsk people's republic. the city was actually given over to be plundered so that they put things in order there. they were preparing the youth is the same day for the war with russia, one of these fighters said, says, i want to see you die. why are you doing this, because

course, but also in europe one of the signs of the events of the outgoing season is over the era of angela merkelr to keep a politician with such experience, but it is not given to predict this ironic munich souvenir citrus juicer in the form of the head of chancellor merkel greetings from a time when there were few problems compared to the present good greetings to survive juice does not need either gas or electricity. only sleight of hand. now that's a huge advantage decisive. we watched the international review. see you in september. dear friends, dear viewers of the channel russia 24, i am pleased to invite you to repeat our author's besogon tv program. i hope you will be glad to see us again . this evening, a telephone conversation took place between the minister of foreign affairs of russia and the us secretary of state, the first since the beginning of the russian special military operation in ukraine, sergei lavrov, in a conversation with blinkin , said that all the goals of the operation would be fully achieved, according to the russian foreign ministry conversation took place

germany's economic affairs minister said today the energy policies that were followed by angela merkelstalk now to olga khakova — a deputy director at the atlantic council global energy center and an expert on european energy security. thanks forjoining us. why are there concerns that the taps may not reopened once the repairs are done? russia is doing everything to create a sense of uncertainty and even if they weren't to make statements, regardless, saying that the pipeline will come back on following the repairs, after the 21st, or that it would be scaled down, you can't trust what is coming out of moscow right now. based on the recent action and what is happening with the nord stream one turbine which is being fixed in canada are now being returned to russia, russia is using it as an excuse to have some of the sanctions waved, and it is almost like a game because they have enough sufficient technological alternatives, they only need five or six to actually operate, and they have eight in total so they have only sent one to get repaired in canada, so they are testing the waters by de

industry tops the list, but if i had the right to decide, i would first of all turn off the gas in angela merkel'sident steinmeier sits, who was just building these friendly contacts with russia, and only then would he turn off the german industry. if merkel steinmeier is punished for energy cooperation with russia, then mr. fleisch fuer. it would be nice to pay extra for everything german goods that he is used to using, because germany built its exemplary economy on an abundance of cheap energy resources from russia, and they are well aware of this, it was not by chance that they were so alarmed when canada arrested a repaired turbine from the northern stream alone. now the issue has been resolved. the turbine is going to russia and , most importantly, anxiety. will the russians have time to install it before july 21, then the end of the planned one, then on the highway. well, sanctions are different, and san-sion, the eu sun do not affect gas transit. and there are good reasons for this. we have always said that the decisive criterion for sanctions for us is that they should not harm the eu of g

that's because i do not believe, for example, that angela merkel did not understand what was happening nevertheless it turned out about this patient, so i read it a piece of paper that well gave her. it was clear to read out that she was very ashamed, and she suffered a lot, but she read out, because you are right, they are all under control on the ropes. and step left step right. well, in general, the political system is built. so it's impossible to do. here is a step to the right, a step to the left, and a schwolz will surely arrive. they even press and start delivering, as if with a calf knife. we can call it a political system, because what jars on me, you understand, when we bring some things into it, as it were yes well-established and say this is the political system. yes, what kind of political system is this, when it is an organization of a criminal group, you understand, roughly speaking from its management. let it be so interesting. ok then. okay, we can argue here. i'm just like we would use the terms, well, corresponding to normal political analysis to this, because then w

negotiations, the figure of the negotiator is important, so what we see is the ex-chancellor of germany angela merkelh the president of russia, goes to bavaria to the bayrat festival to listen to wagner's music, the bath in the dress looks great cheerful, probably cheerful . probably because she understands that such problems of the german economy did not happen in her reign. everything goes to moscow, goes to moscow, another the ex-summary of germany is eating, who has good relations with putin and who made a huge amount of effort to ensure that nord stream one and nord stream 2 were built and german industry. could be supplied with cheap russian gas question. why did the ship come ? well, to this question of a german journalist, he answered that moscow is a beautiful city. came to admire a little rest. well, but it looks quite plausible summer in moscow yes, you are fine, let's ask a question. i understand that you petersburg, but nonetheless. we are good here too. don `t doubt. we are generally good in russia. ask. let's ask ourselves the question of the ex-chancellor of germany at the moment when

angela merkel put it to biden that he had to approve nord stream 2 germany will bare the brunt.be a real challenge for germany when they have to think about rationing. who do you cut who gets gas which industries are saved >> how do you see this playing out, helima? what could help germany in this situation? is there nothing that can be done for another year or two or three years? >> a warmer winter can certainly help the continent that would be the bail-out they need vladimir putin has every incentive to make this as painful for europe as possible gas is the perfect weapon of choice gas only comes to 15% of government revenue for russia. oil is a much bigger generator of income for the russian treasury gas is the perfect political tool to use to force the europeans to pull back support for ukraine and force them in territory concessions and rethink the sanctions imposed on december 5th >> helima, the more you talk, the more i think that putin emboldened by germany's sort of recalcitriant to take care ever their own. that may be in their thinking. no doubt about it. >> absolutel

. >> rachel: angela merkel. >> that's the very moment when she canceled plans to import american liquifiedoesn't he turn the car around and go back? i made a mistake. >> the greens won't let him. do you think that aoc, bernie sanders and the rest of the progressives, do you really think that they would say okay, joe. okay. go ahead, mr. president. this is how we fix it we are okay with that. >> brian: we would find out how many are in there. how many progressives there are in the party because they failed peripherallably in primaries. aoc has no coat tails. >> they run their party. >> brian: they don't do it in numbers. we will see. couple of things, for him to continue to elevate vladimir putin on the world stage and overstate his importance makes him stronger at home, makes people -- more people die in the ukraine. it fortifies the war effort. look at the damage we are doing to the evil empire the united states of america. number two, don't say the grain is stuck in ukraine. we have a navy. you escort that for the good of the people of africa and brazil and around the world. we have a na

angela merkel has been seen for some time as an era-shaping chancellor of germany.y damaged by her overreliance on russian oil and natural gas? >> the simultaneous building of nord stream and shutting down germany's nuclear industry was clearly a mistake. but the pipeline, remember, is a secondary issue. the nord stream mentioned built, there are other pipelines if russia wants to sell germany gas it can do it through the pipeline that goes from ukraine from slovakia and the czech republic. the only purpose of nord stream is to enable russia's war on ukraine. and to deliver the gas directly to germany. our response to this should be that the european europe should buy its gas jointly from suppliers. the way we buy uranium. then we can be the largest customer for putin's gas. and then we can get the security of supply at a competitive price, because that's key, too. >> yeah. let's talk about what's been happening in poland over the past six months or so. and let me just start with a personal observation. my daughter went over, worked, worked in poland, and worked on

stuart: i'm are interested in a angela merkel that functions or going places.>> we need sensible democrats making that arguments, bringing their party back to sensible policies. not the insane business that gives you six dollar a gallon gasoline and an open border. stuart: i want your comment on what governor of florida has been saying. governor desantis, china, buying up florida real estate is becoming, quote a huge problem. watch this. >> these companies have ties to the ccp. it is not always apparent of whatever the company is doing. i think it's a huge problem. i signed legislation to crack down on indue influence including rogue states like the ccc we want to make sure we're cutting ties so we don't fund our number one adversary. stuart: do you think this is big problem, china buying real estate in florida? >> i think it's a big problem, and all over the united states. whether we have designs on china or not, china has designs on us. the sooner we wake up and are aware of this the better. it highlights an important thing we have ignored the debate about wh

yes, it was such a tough management by angela merkel in her time. and now there is indeed a depreciation of the euro - this is a very clear illustration of the crisis in the german economy, first of all, of course, not only in the german, but primarily in the german economy, and it is really facing recession in europe is indeed a very large deficit. ah, energy. the politics magazine writes that already this winter people will have to choose between food and heating. yes, between food and heating. and that quote is just for europeans. you have to learn to travel less. eat more sparingly and wear an extra sweater. instead of raising the temperature of the rooms. this is the european union, the twenty-first century. yes, 77 years have passed since the end of world war ii. against this backdrop, it is remarkable the statement was made by deputy assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs eric wood house quote, the united states is their allies, but they create costs. for sanctions against russia, but we are determined to support the a

program of reforms to rebuild the italian economy after the pandemic, particularly with the exit of angela merkeln the room, really. and yet italy's coalition is just always so bickering and three coalition parties in the end refused to heed his call to work together. so the coalition collapsed yesterday in a confidence vote and mario draghi resigned. and now there will be early elections and a hot summer of campaigning ahead. britain's national health service is stepping up its vaccination programme against monkeypox as more supplies of a jab come on the market. since may, there has been 14,000 cases globally. experts are meeting today to decide whether the world health 0rganization should call a health emergency over rising cases. a warning that naomi grimley�*s report contains some graphic pictures. ijust wanted to get to the bottom of it. i just... 0k, what are we going to do? am i going to die? what is this condition? it is a huge unknown. after days with a high fever and then a strange rash, harun pressed his doctors for help. he was told he had a severe case of monkeypox, and so began a fo

angela mer's apartment. then in the palace where he sits our wonderful president steinmeier, who was just building friendly contacts with russia and only then would turn off german industry, if merkelinmeier is to be punished for energy cooperation with russia only to mr. fleisch fuer. it would be nice to pay extra for all the german goods that he is used to using, because germany built its exemplary economy on an abundance of cheap energy resources from russia, and they know this very well, it was not by chance that they were so alarmed when canada arrested repaired turbine from nord stream one. now the issue has been resolved. the turbine is going to russia and , most importantly, anxiety. will the russians have time to install it before july 21, then the end of the planned one, then on the highway. well, sanctions are different, and for males, the eu sun does not affect gas transit. and there are good reasons for that. we have always said that the decisive criterion for sanctions for us is that they should not harm the eu of germany more than russia needs from it. and in this case, the fact that sanctions do not affect transit sounds ridiculous. especially if you think about nor

angela mer. then in the palace, where our beautiful president steinmeier is sitting, who was just building up friendly contacts with russia and only then would turn off german industry, if merkelr is to be punished for energy cooperation with russia only to mr. fleisch fuer. it would be nice to pay extra for all the german goods that he is used to using, because germany built its exemplary economy on an abundance of cheap energy resources from russia, and they know this very well, not by chance alarmed when canada seized a repaired turbine from northern stream one. now the issue has been resolved. the turbine is going to russia and , most importantly, anxiety. will the russians have time to install it before july 21, then the end of the planned one, then on the highway. well, sanctions are different, and for males, the eu sun does not affect gas transit. and there are good reasons for this. we have always said that the decisive criterion for sanctions for us is that they should not harm the eu of germany more than russia needs from this. and in this case, about that sanctions do not affect transit sounds ridiculous. especially if you think about nord stream two, before the bra

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