the atlantic, the first key reason the battle of the atlantic was so significant was. of course, military, operational most major operations of the second world war would be determined by the amount of transportation available to, the allies at sea, and t ability of them to safely convey troops, munitions and materiel to different battlefields across globe. transportation was the key bottleneck in many the strategic decisions facing the allied leaders? if weren't enough ships to safely bring men and their weapons to a given theater, the operation have to be canceled regardless. any other factor. and of course, was particularly true as the united states and great britain were separated by bodies of water from all of the battlefields. they would be contesting access on ground, on the ground. now, the most important of these plans that depended so heavily on transportation at sea was, of course, the planned invasion of france. the opening of the second front. this would require the buildup of enormous in great britain itself. in other words, if the could control the seas,

well, we have been at thej atlantic on this for some time. the atlantic on this for some time.tives as a unified voice. i wrote a cover story for the atlantic in january voice. i wrote a cover story for the atlantic injanuary of voice. i wrote a cover story for the atlantic in january of 2017 voice. i wrote a cover story for the atlantic injanuary of 2017 when he was elected into the presidency for the first time, describing how vulnerable the united states was to an authoritarian leader and warning that donald trump will do a lot of things to subvert the constitution including try not to leave office if we were defeated. this time, what i see in my thesis, is even more ominous outcome, which is total chaos. donald trump's first priority, should he come into office, would be to shut down the justice system. he is facing all kinds of legal dangers, he will go to prison if he is convicted, and he is on his way to being convicted in at least some of these trials. his first priority to do what richard nixon was removed from office to do. the problem he is having to face is that ame

already on the second of the month , the north atlantic cyclone will attack the north atlantic ocean short-term rains will be added. 5 liters of water for each square meter without that waterlogged chernozem, but on january 3 , another unfavorable weather factor will be added to the intense precipitation - wind, gusts of which will reach 10-15 m/s. such weather conditions impose restrictions on the use of unmanned aerial vehicles with guided munitions. it must be said that for the armed forces of ukraine such weather is to some extent even favorable; you can always attribute your failures to it. on other topics, the americans decided to grab a huge piece of the continental shelf in the arctic, no less than 1 million km of seabed. than usa we will explain in our material what motivated such a hasty expansion of the borders of the shelf and how such machinations are consistent with international law. arbitrariness of the unprecedented. scale, the united states announced the expansion of the continental shelf in the pacific and atlantic oceans, the bering sea, the gulf of mexico in the

serhiu, regarding nato, regarding prospects in the north atlantic alliance?n ukraine, well , it seems that no one has any doubts that ukraine should be in nato, there were different theories that ukraine could join nato with part of the territory that is not occupied, part of it is occupied, then join of the part that will join the north atlantic alliance, but we see that the united states of america and other members of the north atlantic alliance pori'. generally relate to what ukraine's victory over russia is. everyone says that it should be a victory , everyone says that putin should be defeated , but there is still no single vision, well , there is none, but we have been talking about it for a long time, and we are trying to understand, but what is a victory in in the understanding of the united states of america, what is victory in the understanding of great britain and germany, our main partners and our main allies. in the anti-putin conditional coalition, and what is the defeat of russia, or you understand, when they talk about the prospects in nato a

churchill had crossed the atlantic for the second time. the this was a very dangerous crossing. the the atlantic was infested with u-boats that were taking a tremendous toll on allied shipping. he came here in the previous august in 1941. he met roosevelt secretly off the coast of newfoundland. and even though america was not yet in the war at that time, they discussed war aims and they agreed on what became the atlantic charter and the freedoms that we wanted for the world. if the democracies prevailed. churchill came back a few days. he landed in in virginia a few days before christmas, 41. and he and roosevelt and their their combined military staffs conferred on strategy for the war. america was in the war by this time. it was just a couple of weeks after pearl harbor, and there was a lot to discuss. we had the same goals, but there were tremendous questions about allocation of supplies and material and men to europe or the pacific or north africa. and so they had a lot of work to do, but roosevelt and churchill got along famously after christmas. churchill took a special tr

joining me now are the atlantic magazine's and the a atlantic's editor-in-chief jeffrey goldberg and staff writer at the atlantic mckay coppins. gentlemen, thank you both for being here. jeff, i'd love to know what about this moment brought on this fate and in particular this publication from theis atlantic these stories detailing what the trump dictatorship might look like. i'll quote something from robert kagen in "the post" who says barring some miracle trump will soon be the nominee. when that happens, there will be a swift and dramatic shift in the political power dynamic in his favor. until now republicans and conservatives have enjoyed relative freedoms to express anti-trump sentiments, to speak openly and positively unt alternative candidates. all this will end once trump wins super tuesday. is there a feeling that the window is closing to alarm the americang people? >> yeah, you know, that's an interesting question because -- by the way, hi, alex. nice to see you. it's an interesting question because a lot of us think that we've had seven or eight years of information of wha

and about our successes in the euro-atlantic direction, because today the leaders of the european union at the summit in brussels approved the recommendations of the european commission on the opening of negotiations on the accession of ukraine and moldova to the european union. it was quite a busy day in brussels today and it started with the fact that orban, the prime minister of hungary was against giving consent to the opening of negotiations with...with ukraine, why did this happen, why orbán actually protested so much against the start of these major negotiations between ukraine and the european union, and we will talk about it in the first part of our program , because among the guests of today 's program will be our correspondent in european institutions, tetyana vysotska, and she, i think, will explain why orban was against ukraine after all, and how the leaders of the european union overcame the opposition of hungary. a big one happened today press conference of vladimir putin, and he said a lot , he said a lot of old things, but what he said for sure is that the goals of the

president and ceo of the atlantic council and i'm pleased to welcome you to atlantic council front page. this is our premier virtual platform for global leaders. and we have a global leader and it's my particular pleasure to welcome you all because our guest of honor is general david petraeus. conflict, the evolution of warfare from 1945 to ukraine. it's a penetrating and incredibly well written analysis of what we need to learn from past warfare and also what we have to anticipate about the future it's going to be interesting to hear him on gaza although this happened after the book was complete. i'm also incredibly proud to say he's member of our council. general petraeus some of us believe we are facing the greatest threat to global order since the 1930's and we all know what happened at the end of the 1930's with putin's war in ukraine,e, hamas terrorist attak in israel and the ensuing war intentions around china and taiwan. today's discussion will discuss development of warfare since the end of world war ii while exploring the wars of ukraine and gaza protend for modern warfare. ou

and let's talk about the, the elephant in the room that has nothing to do with the atlantic. i'm talking about on the other side of the planet. on the side of the pacific, talking about trying to and now everyone talking about the risking with the relationship from china. talk to me about how germans see their role in this and how the germans perceive shiny compared to the you. i have to be honest, friends, this was a real surprise for me in the data. so we asked europeans and some of the largest economies, including germany, france, italy, spain, and the u. k. how they would feel about the risk in from china, particularly if it imposed economic costs. in germany was a one of the, the less willing, let's say, to take on economic costs of the risk from china. and when we also asked in the same countries who is your most important trading partner, germany was the only country that had china as number one, even ahead of the european union, and that's a recent development. so i think what might be happening here is number, why do we don't want to be here? and so we knew why, i me

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and, he says that until putin sees that the north atlantic alliance does not want to open the door to ukrainian state, until nato cannot dare to make such a decision, until then putin will attack ukraine, and this threatens not only ukraine, but also to the whole world of course, of course, we are talking about what ukraine has to receive a clear signal, as kurt volker believes, regarding joining the north atlantic alliance. well, of course, that's it. we see how the meeting of the council of nato and ukraine takes place in brussels, where dmytro kuleba, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, receives good feedback about ukraine's movement towards nato, and representatives of the north atlantic alliance say that ukraine has done a lot to become a member they also approve of the north atlantic alliance and the reforms carried out in ukraine during the war. however, there is a procedure that has the north must be fulfilled by ukraine in order to join the north atlantic alliance, and this reform plan must be developed and implemented by ukraine, because next year the nato washington

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atlantic conveyor smog stop only the blocking anticyclone at the borders of eastern siberia.e way, it was he who caused the frenzy of forecasts. in the canon of the new year, this block should have been broken through, moreover. that this will happen in the southern part, where not so cold, and therefore heavy, air is concentrated, but something happened that supercomputers could not calculate, the energy impulse of the cyclones was enough to push the ochak into the arctic, enclosing the yakut cold in its area, and hence the fragment the icy anticyclone began to make its way to the west, trying to freeze russian plain. on this night the temperature here is extremely contrasting. in the epicenter of stuzha, north-northeast of european russia, in some places the thermometers are below -30-35. in the northwest, thanks to the proximity to the baltic sea, frosts are noticeably weaker, down to -10-15. in the center, the night temperature is -1-6, in the thaw zone only the lower reaches, volga, don, southern regions and the black earth region. during the subsequent new year holidays

— defeated is existential for euro atlantic security which is why we have _ atlantic security which isse to pressure's aggression, ukraine _ response to pressure's aggression, ukraine rightly consider as one of their— ukraine rightly consider as one of their closest allies and we have stood _ their closest allies and we have stood shoulder to shoulder with them from the _ stood shoulder to shoulder with them from the beginning of this crisis but also — from the beginning of this crisis but also been ahead of all our allies— but also been ahead of all our allies in— but also been ahead of all our allies in providing particular capabilities at the time they most needed, — capabilities at the time they most needed, whether that is tanks on most _ needed, whether that is tanks on most recently, long—range weapons, combat _ most recently, long—range weapons, combat air— most recently, long—range weapons, combat airtraining. again, all evidence _ combat airtraining. again, all evidence of the uk being a step ahead _ evidence of the uk being a step ahead of— evidence of the uk being a step ah

the next weather system is coming in from the atlantic.arlier on, particularly in northern ireland and here in scotland. but where we have the clearer skies in the first part of the night, there's the risk that temperatures could fall just below freezing in places. but that window of clearer skies will close as the night goes on because all that cloud will come in from the atlantic. it's going to bring some rain and briefly some snow over the scottish mountains, perhaps the northern pennines, but it should turn back to rain later on in the night as temperatures start to rise. so these are the numbers by first thing thursday morning. and by this time, the rain will have cleared away from northern ireland and just about the whole of scotland. but we will see some further patchy, mostly light rain and drizzle affecting england and wales, and that cloudy, damp weather could continue across the southeast well into the afternoon, but otherwise we'll get some sunshine following on behind, a few showers for northern ireland and scotland, mostly in

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president and ceo of the atlantic council and i'm pleased to welcome you to atlantic council front page. this is our premier virtual platform for global leaders. and we have a global leader and it's my particular pleasure to welcome you all because our guest of honor is general david petraeus. conflict, the evolution of warfare from 1945 to

this category has trapia adzin from the widest known and popular species of fish - atlantic salmon.over the past 14 years , papulation on the planet has decreased by 23%. this is where the productive rural waterways float, which trawl off the water and change the level of the rivers and simply notice the rivers. in addition, the main problem is chemical agents. pests or herbicides and the original decoction waters, for example, connected with the mining originality. yashche adzin story: green charapah from day to day out of the village of akiyana. the villages of this city continue to hatch, as the sea floods their nests. patsyaplenne waters cause harm to the karma base, marskaya grass. the union and the regional organization of the dzikai nature of pakistan are implementing a remarkable project. i'm looking at the captured getag. over the course of 34 years, 717 thousand incubator dzitsyanyat-charapakhs were released in akeyan. all the benefits, as a result of which the project was able to produce a life that was common in the world due to waste, droughts and serious accidents. ski

, north atlantic alliance, and we have roman tsimbalyuk, a journalist, who... knows very well what russia what vladimir putin. roman, i congratulate you and thank you for joining our broadcast. i congratulate sergey, first of all i congratulate everyone on the fact that , well, this is really a historic decision, to start negotiations on joining the european union, it is much more important than it may seem at first glance, although objectively, it will take years, and not one, not two, but none the less. even two years ago, before the full-scale invasion, no one could even imagine that this was possible, in principle, let's remember how many eurosceptics there were who are still in power in europe, but volodymyr putin, with his terrible crimes, and actually the ukrainian people with weapons in their hands, chose this right, the right to their own state, a european state, that's natural. very cool, but i was just saying before your inclusion that it was a pity that this message did not come during putin's press conference, today's big piece of chewing gum, which was shown there... on russ

so, this is the main reason for joining the north atlantic alliance., this does not affect the possibilities of political communication between ukraine. for example, if we're talking about accession, simplification, expansion of the very steps to accession under an accelerated program, super-accelerated, even, i would say so, all things considered, among other things, assistance from the north atlantic alliance, we need from nato today, not their soldiers, yes, not their protection, we need weapons. and equipment in sufficient quantity so that we can defend ourselves and liberate our territories, this is the most important thing, and it is precisely on the speed of making relevant decisions in the north atlantic alliance that how quickly we will become part of this organization depends, because today nato is no less interested in ukraine than ukraine in nato, even i would say more. but there is no invitation, this is a fact, but tell me, the topic of mobilization, demobilization, reducing the age of conscripts to 25 years, why can't the political and m

we've got the next weather system, though, coming in from the atlantic.hings have been turning a little bit quieter with the best of the sunshine earlier on in scotland and northern ireland. but these are the temperatures early in the evening, so they're falling away fairly quickly. and there is the possibility where we keep those clearer skies just for a while into the night, the temperatures could get close to orjust below freezing, but the window of clearer skies is going to be closing because whilst this cloud and damp weather will finally clear the southeast, we've got cloud and outbreaks of rain coming in from the atlantic. briefly, some snow over the scottish mountains, the tops of the northern pennines should turn back to rain, though, later because temperatures are going to be rising and those temperatures will be above freezing by thursday morning. the wet weather clearing scotland and northern ireland still to move away from england and wales. it's mostly light. rain and drizzle could linger across east anglia in the south east into the afterno

the atlantic's message is clear. if donald trump is able to wield power again, the harm he could cause would be full and complete. he could inflict lawn lasting and possibly irreversible damage to american democracy. as we've heard a straight out of trump's mouth in recent months, he's prepared to unleash a torrent of abuses on immigrants and citizens alike, especially to those who dare criticize him. he is an effort to upend american foreign policy at the risk ofiminishing our standing in the world. and the second trump term uld leave a lasting legacy of corruption. as the atlantic staff writer franklin fo notes, the first ump administration left power havi cpiled for public office for private gain. atnow-how, that confidence, and their owimpunity, that savvy understaing of how to profitably deal with malignant interest will inevitably be applied to plants for a second term. if the rstrump presidency was, for the most, part in improvised exercise and petty corruption, a second would likely consist of systematic abus

. bit more sentimental on the site of the atlantic— the atlantic.g - difference culturally between the two countries, as you said, jack, we share things but we have this different viewpoint when it comes to things like christmas.— things like christmas. some of the sonrs things like christmas. some of the sonus in things like christmas. some of the songs in the _ things like christmas. some of the songs in the uk — things like christmas. some of the songs in the uk this _ things like christmas. some of the songs in the uk this are _ things like christmas. some of the songs in the uk this are quite - things like christmas. some of the| songs in the uk this are quite dark, and it's not the sort of thing you think about with christmas and then you get to the pogues, i'm not even sure i'm allowed to leave —— to read out some of those lyrics. with all sorts of twisted characters in it, but we love is love that my evening christmas time, and a bit of sinister air and dark humour which i say you don't always get in every occasion in the united states. 50.

and let's talk about the, the elephant in the room that has nothing to do with the atlantic. i'm talking about on the other side of the planet. on the side of the pacific, talking about china and now everyone talking about the risking with the relationship from china. talk to me about how germans see their role in this and how the germans perceive china compared to the you. i have to be honest, friends, this was a real surprise for me in the data. so we asked europeans and some of the largest economies, including germany, france, italy, spain, and the u. k. how they would feel about the risk and from china, particularly if it imposed economic costs. in germany, was a one of the, the less willing, let's say, to take on economic costs of the risk from china. and when we also asked in the same countries who is your most important trading partner, germany was the only country that had china as number one, even ahead of the european union, and that's a recent development. so i think what might be happening here is number one, do we don't want to be here or something that we know w

alliance on the countries of the north atlantic alliance, then in principle, whether or not this can be his main argument during the election campaign, because it is clear that he has already started helping ukraine, he has done a lot and obviously he has to go only upward in this history, because this history is the history of the united states of america led by joseph biden, right? yes? yes, it's true, really, he's already a politician who... has already received everything in this life, i mean positions, some kind of recognition, that is , he's the president of the united states, the most influential country in the world, and we know his personal experience, a difficult fate, but i think that a person should be ready not for those decisions that the advisers of the election campaign suggest to him now, but for those decisions that are historical, indeed joseph biden very much... announced his own political capital in our joint actions, and he doesn't have to stop, i think i really hope that the national security strategies will now convince or defeat this group of purely political

european union in the long run can, or maybe even in parallel, also give membership in the north atlantics of ukraine and moldova. and georgia , you asked a difficult question, because i, for example, am not sure that european integration can be the driver, the security of the umbrella, membership in nato, it helps in this as a parallel process, but there is one trap, i heard in in conversations with colleagues from france, by the way, even the minister of legal affairs of france openly spoke about this, at one of the forums, i remember, our vice prime minister was sitting there. minister at this forum, i don't remember, this is one of the security forums, the munich one may have had some special measures, she said: why do you need nato, let's let there be eu structures, and then you will ensure security, this is a trap, the eu, unfortunately, having a very similar structure, duplicating, nato, but it is still the same, the eu cannot close security issues, that's why i would say. said in a different way, so far my belief is as follows: without a safe and reliable system, i see today what

responsible for warming on the russian plain another atlantic cyclone. , almost the entire region will be covered by its cloud fields, and remnants will remain. there will be snow on the eastern petrozavodsk-cheboksary lines, and rain on the western lines, and in a narrow strip stretching from karilia to the shores of the caspian sea, in some places it is not excluded. icy rains , the worst weather is expected in the north-west of russia, here about a quarter of the monthly volume of moisture can fall in one day, for example, in st. petersburg +3 and rain, it will end only in the afternoon and can aggravate the problem with falling on the lady, because the water will disrupt the integrity of the snow cover on the roofs of buildings. i would also like to note that strong winds are expected in the city, predominantly from the west . today gusts can reach 16-18 m/s, tomorrow 20-21 m/s. vusti neva, surge wave formation is possible. if we talk about the intensity of warming, now it is just reaching its peak, but from a geographical point of view, the thaw wil

from the atlantic council. this is an hour. . my name is mike anderson and i am a director here at the atlantic council. on behalf of the atlantic cancel'-- council, i would like to determine the future with admiral christopher grady. thank you so much for joining us today. when we first launched the series in 2009 to mauer vision was to establish a flagship speaker's forum for senior military and defense leaders to discuss the most important security challenges both now and in the future. this series has been very important for defense companies like saab, helping us better understand challenges and priorities to inform our investments and partnerships particularly when it comes to research and development while better preparing ourselves to meet strategic capabilities. today's event is the final installment of the commander series this year, looking back on a very successful year for the series, we have had the honor of hosting the commander of u.s. southern command, richardson, for a conversation on security challenges facing

camille dawson, deputy secretary of state for east asian and pacific affairs speaks at the atlantic council, here in washington, d.c., where she talks about the u.s. relationship with china and the trilateral security partnership of the region between australia, you the united kingdom, and the u.s. ♪♪ >> good afternoon everyone, my name - and a senior nonresident fellow at the evening cattle vendor pacific security initiative which is >>> good afternoon, everyone, my name is amy searight, energy of security. as a former deputy secretary of defense for southeast asia, it is my great pleasure to welcome you today to today's event, a discussion, with deputy assistant secretary for state, for east asian and pacific affairs, camille dawson, on indo pacific strategy. as a reminder, today's event is open to the public and on the record. for our in person audience, during the q&a session, these make your way to the microphone at the side of the room if you would like to ask a question, and for audience members who are joining virtually, via zoom, youtube, x, and facebook, you can see bit your quest

sasha, well at least until the end of the week we will be at the mercy of the atlantic heat and...luga region , a seven-year-old boy died as a result of snow falling from a roof; he was walking in the courtyard of an apartment building at the moment when the snow fell down, the child received injuries incompatible with life, a criminal case has been initiated into the incident. in voronezh on sunday, in at least two cases people were miraculously not injured as a result of an arbitrary attack. roofs of houses cannot withstand snow, only in the last 24 hours have similar emergencies occurred, fortunately without victims were noted in voronezh, as well as in the briansk-kaluga regions. the snow had melted before under the influence of heat escaping from behind the roof, and the thaw only worsened the problem. freshly fallen fluffy snow creates minimal load on the surface. one cubic meter weighs on average 40-45 kg. a large layer of compacted snow already becomes a stress test for the roof. 7-8 times more, but melted wet snow weighs the same as some types of crushed stone weigh, and t

the next weather system is coming in from the atlantic. northern ireland and here in scotland. but where we have the clearer skies in the first part of the night, there's the risk that temperatures could fall just below freezing in places. but that window of clearer skies will close as the night goes on because all that cloud will come in from the atlantic. it's going to bring some rain and briefly some snow over the scottish mountains, perhaps the northern pennines, but it should turn back to rain later on in the night as temperatures start to rise. so these are the numbers by first thing thursday morning. and by this time, the rain will have cleared away from northern ireland and just about the whole of scotland. but we will see some further patchy, mostly light rain and drizzle affecting england and wales, and that cloudy, damp weather could continue across the south—east well into the afternoon, but otherwise we'll get some sunshine following on behind, a few showers for northern ireland and scotland, mostly in the north of scotland, w

i'll speak with the authors behind 24 new essays in "the atlantic" magazine, with what they call the lack of guardrails to keep him in line. >>> plus, 250 days detained unfairly, unjustly in russia. i'll speak with the parents of american journalist aaron ger gersing vic. >>> a school in the northeast that housed tunnel shafts and stocked weapons and explosives. today the red cross described the level of human suffering in gaza as intolerable. we're going to start today with cnn's jeremy diamond who is in sderot, israel. how is israel expanding its ground assault? >> reporter: i sat down with israel's top tank commander to talk about how tanks are going to play a central role in the offensive in the south as today the first israeli tanks were spotted in southern gaza. as israel expands its ground offensive into southern gaza the brigadier general, the head of israel's armored corps, said tanks will once again be central to israel's war strategy. >> -- >> reporter: israeli tanks were at the tip of the offensive into gaza in october, clearing the way for infantry troops to move into da

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