the euro-atlantic is trying to do everything. and get more actively involved in international issues, uh, and control uh, international security situations influence them and not in the best way. e in other regions of the world. this certainly requires additional attention. for our part, the meeting is taking place at a turbulent time, in fact , when the unipolar system of the world is imposing its positions by the nato conglomerate irretrievably fades into the past about it in the course. the summit said the president of belarus alexander lukashenko, it is clear that no country poses a threat to the north atlantic alliance. meanwhile, nato continues to conduct large-scale provocative exercises along the borders of countries that are not members of this union, moreover, the collective west, in order to strengthen peace and achieve it, and in fact, does absolutely nothing on the contrary, pumping weapons to ukraine. as long as possible to prolong the conflicts, meanwhile, individual countries create thousands of units for on the b

one understands what the americans want to achieve, including the americans themselves, the north atlantic alliance is split and split it is becoming more and more obvious this split is obvious. even by an outside observer, it’s not that inside between greece and turkey another conflict arises between e, so to speak, to the question of entry, but in north atlantic alliance and sweden finland no, readiness to accept sweden finland erdogan said that until the swedes and finns fulfill turkey's demands there can be no talk of any entry into the alliance , but it seems like the north atlantic alliance should be decided by a consensus method. so, you have to

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course and cooperation with the technical atlantic alliance, such a topic, mr.ny, is the provision of weapons to ukraine simply. the nato parliamentary assembly does not have the authority to force its members or to make decisions urging them to speed up because this is for each nato country and we have already understood that for each nato country it will be a separate challenge, a separate challenge. will they be a platform for ukraine to convince representatives of other countries to provide these weapons, that is why i personally have a question: who would be more convincing for our partners, the former president, the minister of foreign affairs and the secretary of the national security and defense council and the current parliamentarian petro poroshenko or the current first vice-speaker of the parliament oleksandr kornienko, who was a personal trainer growth and the soloist of the soloist of the two groups sasha and i are just the level of knowledge of two parliamentarians in the european and euro-atlantic community i am interested, if i say it without jok

presidential palace, but also visited two of what we hope will be the next members of the north atlantic treaty organization, namely, sweden and finland. as we all know it been nearly three months now since russia invaded ukraine. there's no telling what president putin expected, perhaps he expected to be able to occupy ukraine without firing a shot. but the fact is, that the ukrainians' spirit and will to defend their country remains unbroken and undaunted and putin's plans have failed, and failed miserably. we saw this firsthand when we had a chance to visit kyiv this weekend. before the invasion, kyiv was a cultural, religious and economic hub for a great country of ukraine. despite being damaged by russia's failed attempt to seize the city and occupy ukraine, kyiv still embodies the ukrainian will to survive against all odds. when we were there, we met, of course, with president zelenskyy and his advisors, they have done what i think we all hope we would do in the face of an unprovoked invasion and that is to remain steadfast in dedication to your people and your country. president z

now the countries have to agree on this application with the 30 allies in the north atlantic alliance according to the preliminary approval data this will take place during the year, at the same time the president is not rezepti and erdoğan said that he has certain reservations about the accession of finland and sweden to the alliance, in your opinion, how quickly and whether finland and sweden will be able to join nato, taking into account the position of the horde and also to the situation in the north of europe, meaning on the border with the russian federation, although the russians say that it is not a problem for them that sweden and finland are joining nato in the plan, so you mentioned the year that it takes for all parliaments to ratify the accession, this is a year the term focuses on the last two countries that joined the north atlantic alliance , i.e. macedonia and montenegro, i.e. if there is a task, i think the parliaments of the member countries will ratify it faster and it will not be such a problem and it won't last for a year, that is, i think some procedure regardin

joining nato, while russia so that ukraine does not take steps to meet the north atlantic alliance,t received two more countries in the north, finland and sweden, which can potentially already become members of the north atlantic alliance, and the flight of ballistic packages from these countries to the same st. petersburg will take a minute or maybe less, and that a much shorter distance than from kharkiv, for example, to moscow. how does the entry of the finns and swedes into nato differ from the entry of ukraine into nato in moscow's view ? talked about nato in general and about ukraine's membership in nato - this is absolutely far-fetched rhetoric, that is, if you compare it with the reality that took place, that is, nato was expanding, but it was expanding politically, not militarily, that is, no one created a powerful military there even after the 14th year infrastructure in the new member states of central and eastern europe. even now there could be much more nato contingents that have strengthened, but this is not at all the groupings that nato had, for example, the federal

as well as an integral part of each other 's euro-atlantic process, including uh, and right here. it seems to me that we have more than enough arguments for why we should be a candidate for a-a access to the eu and then also members of the eu. and i am pleased when a part of the country that knows well what the russian occupation is and knows well which countries are in some countries of the balkans are also lagging behind us , the example of ukraine is shown in fulfilling its obligations of association with the european union , well in ukraine a joke was already born about that after the war, we can include nato if they really ask, in fact, we will joke, we will joke, but less, but we are really demonstrating now what the north atlantic alliance declares regarding the last . of the north atlantic treaty there is, let's say, an understanding that they are no longer going to comply with their obligations to refrain from deploying their forces in eastern europe, since limiting agreements no longer they are acting, well, the russian federation is now demonstrating that they are not r

this atlantic council discussion is about 15 minutes. >> good morning. welcome to the council's front-page event will the united states again be the arsenal of democracy, a conversation on land use for ukraine. i am on the board of directors at the atlantic council and also vice chair of the scowcroft center for strategy and security and senior fellow at harvard kennedy's school for science and international affairs. the council's front-page series is our premier live its platform for global leaders into the perfect setting for today's event. we are so glad that all of you can join us.ou today the atlantic council has the very distinct honor of hosting u.s. senators ben cardin of maryland and b john cornyn of texas, two leading voices on the registration for ukraine. both senators are two of the original cosponsors of the d ukrainian defense mediacom of 2022. that was the recently passed unanimously by the senate. the bill harkens back to president franklin delano roosevelt's world war ii era policy that helped the allies defeat nazi germany. it's signed

today, the atlantic council has the distinct honor of hosting u.s. senator ben cardin of maryland and senator john cornyn of texas, leading voices in congress on lend-lease legislation for ukraine. both senators are two of the original cosponsors of the ukrainian democracy defense lend-lease act of 2022. that was the recently passed, -- that was recently passed unanimously by the senate. the bill harkens back to president franklin delano roosevelt's world war ii area -- world war ii area lend-lease policy that help the allies defeat nazi germany. if signed into law by president biden, the bill will allow the united states to send more quickly weapons and supplies to ukraine so it can better defend itself against russia. helping you create defeat putin is a smart way to defend our baltic nato allies from his revisionist objectives and blatant, brutal aggression, as we have witnessed. gentlemen, thank you for your work on this crucial legislation and also, thank you for taking time to join us this morning. like many of you, i have been closely followin

, i would like to remind you that lithuania is now the center of the political life of the north atlanticiance, the spring session will take place in vilnius and er, on the topic of everything that is happening around ukraine and nato, let's talk with solomiya, a member of the people's deputy from bobrovka , a member of the ukraine nato interparliamentary council, who is currently directly in lithuania. we welcome you to solomiya. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes . greetings to you. good day. alliance, there are discussions about where exactly we are moving in the first place, it is clear that certain mechanisms have already been launched for us to receive applications from members of the european union, but in fact standardization to nato is a task that now looks more realistic for our country, because we have already partially fulfilled it, at what stage is ukraine and its prospects for membership? well, first of all, i would like to start by letting ukrainians know that not only our close neighbors are poles, but and lithuanians, well, the streets are simply blue and yellow, they

here is the north atlantic alliance itself, since there are 30 members there already in this area, thenational decisions should be made with such an organization. well, almost impossible. well, it's just a collective farm struggle of some kind, and therefore in brussels expresses doubts. they are the creators there it is no longer news, a certain board of directors. well, in the face of several leading countries that will make decisions without fail for all members of the club , for example, the united states canada great britain germany, here is the question of france's forests. causes all the same doubts why because, in any matter of the atlantic alliance, france has its own opinion and already the method of solving some problems has been called macaroni. as we know, therefore, even the membership of france in such a club causes, for the time being, certain doubts and finally. the latest military-political news is the landing. and the special forces of the united states of salt, it seems, are like 500 people, but by and large, in order to restore order to the aircraft, there are few a

about whether to join nato or not, even though it is the constitution, our progress to the euro-atlanticctures is fixed, and still, taking into account the experience that ukraine now has in protecting its land, taking into account to that state e-e in that the condition that the armed forces of ukraine are currently in, taking into account what equipment we will now be provided with thanks to langley and the help of western countries, what is missing in these components for the north atlantic alliance to say that ukraine is a worthy country to be a member of nato well, there are indeed certain standards that apply to different areas. we have an integration program. and if we talk about the area of ​​defense security, you and i saw that, in principle, today, uh, we demonstrate the first priority, well, it's the armed forces they demonstrate, first of all, the corresponding standards, and again, to ask the question, what is a standard in general, that is, the effectiveness of actions against the enemy here, uh, well, today there are no objectively equal ukraine, because in terms of uh, it

the euro-atlantic is trying to do everything.t involved more actively in international issues, uh, and control, uh, international situations from the point of security view influence them and not in the best way. e in other regions of the world. this certainly requires additional attention on our part. the swedish government has made an official decision to join nato , the kingdom's ambassador to nato will submit an application for membership in the north atlantic valencia in the coming days in stockholm, they also said that documents will be submitted simultaneously with helsinki and according to experts , sweden will be able to become full members of the finnish alliance within a year details at artyom krasurin. the decision-making process to join nato was not democratic, said during a debate in the swedish parliament, the leader of the leftist party nushi datgorstar. she noted that stockholm did not provide for a referendum, so the issue was carried out in an expedited manner, although there was no reason for haste that voters

weather front we have fresh atlantic air and temperatures much lower.th noting the pollen levels are high in the south, moderate elsewhere across the uk. the forecast for this evening and overnight, the weather front moves across the country, tending to rain in its self out a little bit across the rest of the country. but i think behind it the fresher air filters in an 8—9 early in the morning for edinburgh and aberdeen, in the south of the country the mid—teens, slightly warmer air with us. here is the weather map for tuesday. the large area of low pressure across the uk, the high pressure is to the south, the good weather is to the south, the good weather is to the south, and we are still in the relatively blustery unsettled spell of weather. not a bad day tomorrow, frequently sunny spells, but the strong gusty wind whipping about the trees will bring showers and a fresh day for glasgow, 14 degrees. still in the milder south—westerly is, possibly up to 20 or so in london. tuesday night into wednesday, the low stilt of the north around the northern isl

test. >>> noaa is predicting an above-normal 2022 atlantic hurricane season, which would make this yearth consecutive above-normal season. >> with last year's storms causing over $80 billion in damages in the u.s., forecasters are predicting another severe atlantic hurricane season. fo noaa says 21 storms. >>> 91 days after russia invaded ukraine, the kremlin is gaining ground in the eastern region the war could spike a global food crisis. richard engel is there >> reporter: in the donbas, an army chap hlain and his team filmed their journey russian artillery falling around them russia has taken control of half of the town. the chaplain was looking for ukrainian civilians to evacuate. further down the road, we met some alec san dre was escaping. the town doesn't exist still in more, he says, before they left to catch a train out of region russia is interested this this small town for one reason. range. if russian forces take it, it puts two ukrainian cities in striking distance of russian artillery. walking in, artillery is russia's main tactic now destructive, simple and proving effect

it is delightful to be back at the atlantic council. it is great to see some of my former colleagues who i so enjoyed working with and jane, thank you so much for that introduction. i really appreciate it. you have been a woman leader in our homeland security and national community and like everyone who has served in the army you are also a soldier for life. thank you so much, it's great to be here. i spent the last few weeks testifying with general mcconville in front of congress and meeting with senators and representatives and talking about really the top three priorities of the army. people, modernization, and readiness, talking about striking a balance between meeting the demands of today while also preparing for the future. but given this audience and given everything i know about the atlantic council i thought that this afternoon i would talk a little bit about how the army is going to play its part in implementing the national defense strategy that the department has just issued in the last several week. there are three primary

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so, the bargaining by the north atlantic alliance over the membership of sweden to finland is far fromver to give chromium. boris ivanin to conduct. they gave our broadcast a recording of a conversation with the chairman of the duma committee on tourist for tourism and the development of tourism infrastructure, a member of the faction, new people sangadzhi tarbaev. hello hello now our industry is once again facing difficult conditions due to economic sanctions. due to bans with restrictions, in your opinion, how our russian tourism business is coping with these challenges. how short it is to develop is very difficult, because today our industries alone are experiencing a very colossal overload, because the infrastructure is not ready, in general to such large volumes to such large flows of people. uh, so thought, why are we here and there with problems related to transport accessibility, pricing of hotel accommodation prices and it is clear that today business looks at the state in terms of technical support that is necessary in order to survive plus co everything was superimposed with

the high pressure is now beginning to drift its way eastwards, and we look towards the atlantic, fromead. areas of low pressure pushing in to the north of the uk, weather fronts trying to progressively work their way south. 0vernight, it should stay dry for england and wales. clear skies, a few patches of mist and fog first thing monday, quite chilly across parts of east anglia and the southeast with rural lows of 2 or 3 first thing monday. much milder for scotland and northern ireland, but much wetter and much windier here as we see weatherfronts coming in in association with one of those areas of low pressure approaching us from the atlantic. through the day on monday, high pressure still manages to hang back across much of england and wales, but the fronts will bring some fairly relentless rain to western scotland. it creeps its way eastwards through the day. it's looking quite wet initially for northern ireland, perhaps brighterfor a bit, and then some showers crowding in. rain into the northwest of england and north wales by the afternoon, cool with the rain. england and wales, s

in addition, biden, put on a tie of the same color, well, in the new north atlantic security equation, which the united states is now trying to solve on the knee, if there are much more significant variables, the main of which is changeable turkey the day before, turkish foreign minister chvusoglu flew to america and met with the state. it is the position of ankara, the main obstacle on the way to nato that for stockholm and for helsinki, turkey has a number of claims to them at once, there they are dissatisfied with the refusal to supply several types of weapons due to the participation of the turkish army in the conflict in syria, and also with the fact that sweden supports finland kurdistan workers' party and a preacher, gülen, whom turkish authorities consider them terrorists. in general , chuvushoglu with blinkin was not at all more straightforward in the eastern, but we give christians. yulkelärin, it is not acceptable for countries that want to be in nato to support terrorist organizations directed against. it is not only political support for us, for example, sweden supplies w

uh, how many people are in the north atlantic alliance?before, the professional one mobilizes also a so-so contingent. the fact is that the level of professionalism of any army is determined not by its recruitment under a contract, but by the level of training of personnel, the training of personnel and their morale of readiness to shed blood for their homeland. this is what determines the level of professionalism and the draft army can be a highly professional level, and the recruitment method never determines the level military professionalism. in our country, by the way, this dogma is very firmly planted in the minds of some of our political scientists that if a person is hired under a contract, then this is by no means a professional, but the desire to defend their homeland. well, in the sense that it exists in ukraine, it really exists there to fight, and we do not intend to call professionalism with you the desire to die. i wouldn't formulate it like that, i wouldn't formulate it like that, and yet the desire to die for the country i

the euro-atlantic is trying to do everything.ore actively involved in international issues on and control e, international security situations affect them and not in the best way in other regions of the world. this certainly requires additional attention on our part. russia brought to sweden finland its clear position on their entry into the north atlantic alliance, this statement by the official representative of the russian ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova, moreover, on smolenskaya square , they believe that the countries of northern europe are now being dragged into nato contrary to their national interests. this is, uh, integration in the space of europe, which at first passed off as exclusively economic, then exclusively, uh, humanitarian, then with elements of politics, and then suddenly everyone was confronted with the fact that external policy, which includes various components of the economy, and the social sphere of security. suddenly they began to cement and suddenly it turned out that the countries that we

with regard to the expansion of the north atlantic alliance. yes, this is a problem that is being created. in my the view is completely artificial, since this is done in the interests of the foreign and foreign political interests of the united states in general, it should be used as an instrument of foreign policy, in fact one country. well, it is done quite persistently skillfully and very aggressively, this aggravates everything that is already difficult. eh, the international security situation, with regard to expansion, including through the new members of the finnish alliance, sweden in russia would like to inform you dear colleagues. no problem with these states do not, and therefore, in this sense , uh, there is no direct threat for us to expand at the expense of these countries for russia, but the expansion of military infrastructure into this territory will certainly cause our response . and what it will be we will look at, based on the threats that will be created for us, that is, in general, the problem is created from scratch. well

in her opinion, the north atlantic alliance must become a global military bloc, in her opinion, it ised to deal with, including the pacific region, it is about the confrontation between the united states and china, that is, the european countries of the bloc can be drawn into military conflicts thousands of kilometers from their borders, but if we talk about the expansion of the main intrigue now in turkey's position let's someone ask a question. i think he is the same turkish foreign minister in berlin , journalists asked about the unexpectedly negative reaction of his country to the entry of sweden and finland into nato. self-defense and ask us to block this process, but these problems should be discussed with our nato allies and these countries , ankara considers both organizations to be terrorist. but can turkey really block nato expansion - there are precedents in 2008, when greece vetoed an invitation to join the north atlantic bloc? from the name of macedonia, it coincided with the name of the historical region of greece; as a result, north macedonia already joined nato only 12

together we are taking a historic step by seeking to join the north atlantic treaty organization. finland has made its decision after a rapid but very thorough process. the process has once again revealed the strength of finland's democracy starting from the strong public support. the decision was made with an overwhelming parliamentary majority and it shows huge, strong popular support. i want to thank you, mr. president, for your steadfast support throughout this process. in early march, i visited the white house and you encouraged us to go further. that was of vital importance to our process. your statement yesterday and our meeting today are a testimony of enduring commitment the united states has made to european and thrans atlantic security. i want to ensure that finland will become a strong nato ally we take our security very seriously. the finnish armed forces are one of the strongest in europe. we have also consistently invested in developing our capabilities. the finns' willingness to defend their country is one of the highest in the whole world. we are ready to contribu

or about a third of the entire may volume in the following days, moderately warm, but humid atlanticwill continue to flow into the center of russia. so that, as before, it will not do without showers due to dense cloudiness, the influx of solar heat will be reduced and daytime. it will drop to plus 15-17 and only at the beginning of next week there will be fewer rain clouds and a slight warming will begin. here are the predictions for this minute. well, a small, but still warming, i’ll say so optimistically thanks vadim zamuchenkov about the weather in the european part of russia, the organizers of the british wimbledon tournament intend to sue the professional tennis association for deprivation of rating points such sanctions followed after the russians did not allow belarusians to compete. for more details, see the article by danil makhalin the tennis world is splitting more and more noticeably, when the russians did not allow belarusians to compete at wimbledon, this actually became the starting point for such a discriminatory decision, the organizers took, referring to the instru

the high pressure is now beginning to drift its way eastwards, and we look towards the atlantic, fromeek ahead. areas of low pressure pushing in to the north of the uk, weather fronts trying to progressively work their way south. overnight, it should stay dry for england and wales. clear skies, a few patches of mist and fog first thing monday, quite chilly across parts of east anglia and the southeast with rural lows of 2 or 3 first thing monday. much milder for scotland and northern ireland, but much wetter and much windier here as we see weatherfronts coming in in association with one of those areas of low pressure approaching us from the atlantic. through the day on monday, high pressure still manages to hang back across much of england and wales, but the fronts will bring some fairly relentless rain to western scotland. it creeps its way eastwards through the day. it's looking quite wet initially for northern ireland, perhaps brighterfor a bit, and then some showers crowding in. rain into the northwest of england and north wales by the afternoon, cool with the rain. england and wa

euro-atlantic is trying to become more and more actively involved in international issues. e and control. uh, international security situations affect them and not in the best way. e in other regions of the world in the context of recent events, the csto is not shown. there would be unity, as it was, for example, during the january riots in kazakhstan, president of belarus alexander lukashenko said if we had immediately acted as a united front, there would not have been these infernal, as they say. look at how monolithically the european union votes and acts, how strong bloc discipline they have inside, it automatically spreads even to those who do not agree with the decisions being made. asks a question. who prevents us from using this block resource. here we need to take an example from them one by one , we will simply be crushed and torn apart, which is worth the prohibition by individual partners in the csd of flights to them by aircraft of national airlines of other member states of this organization unity and cohesion is necessary in order to preserve the historical t

the euro-atlantic is trying to do everything.nd get more actively involved in international issues, uh, and control uh, international security situations influence them and not in the best way. e in other regions of the world. this certainly requires additional attention from our side year after year, growing qualitatively, the csto should grow quantitatively, strengthening its influence, it is obvious that the csto will grow partners at the summit. vladimir putin suggested granting observer status in the accident to the commonwealth of independent states, and why, uh, because today, according to alexander lukashenko, the time has come when the unipolar system of the world, in fact, in imposing its position by the nato conglomerate, is irrevocably receding into the past duplicity, so called partners of ukraine, which today form a military contingent on its western borders , is due to very selfish goals. until now, on the belarusian polish border there is a grouping of about 15,000 troops stationed there last year under the pretex

council with the north atlantic treaty organization. but the fact is, as you mentioned in your introduction that finland and sweden have already been largely participating in nato exercises. so to a large extent, disintegration has already happened. what we're looking at is the formalization of a relationship, as until now has been provisional, am's, and transactional, and shifting it to towards something that is more fundamental and strategic. okay, and will nicholas both countries act in unison regarding nato membership. could you perhaps foresee a situation where, what one joins without the other and, and how long will over the ratification process take? i mean, always from ministers on recall to saying, oh it's, it's going to take a matter of weeks 2 weeks. he said that she said it's not realistic. yes. first of all, i would not like to tell any fitting that their destiny is linked to sweden. let alone vice versa. of the 2 processes will proceed independently, but in parallel, it would be the least surprising outcome if the 2 of the

euro-atlantic has no right to claim to dominate security matters. obvious in all this vast geopolitical field. here , even, in my opinion, it makes no sense to focus on this especially, that our nato colleagues are under the leadership of the united states, which they subjugated. the west has now obviously grossly violated this for everyone, both the obligation not to strengthen their security at the expense of others, and the obligation not to allow such or one organization. in this case, nato did not claim the leading positions, dictating its will to everyone else, and this is practically the result, and such, and the line of the west was the unrestrained expansion of the north atlantic alliance to the east. we've been warning all these years that it's good nothing good will come of it, which are being created in spite of once again underlined by the numerous promises of obligations, the threats to our security assumed by the west, they proposed back in 2009 that we wrote down within the framework of the osce as a political obligation not to stren

the island in the south atlantic is home to more than 400 species, and many are in native preservation, though, because you can get more on our website, dw, dot com, or our app. i'm been phys, owen, thanks for watching. and a south bay mother is going to spend the rest of her life behind bars for murdering berkeley. god. i believe. when i was part him, psychosis is an awful illness. others nightmare stories drew forth on d. w. ah ah, surging up from the ocean stats in the heart of the south atlantic lies an otherworldly drop of land that offers a window into the pa, stretches of our planet. located 2000 kilometers from the nearest land mass. midway between africa and south america, the volcanic island of st. helena is unique not only for its extreme isolation, but also for the diversity of its exceptional flora and fauna. this baffled jewel is home to a multitude of micro ecosystems, each with its own endemic species. but the discovery of the island by europeans in the 16th century resulted in the systematic exploitation of resources and introduction of alien species destabilizing its

conveyor belt how much history do we have to draw conclusions please define atlantic conveyor belt. of the major features is an important one is the warming of the waters of the northern tropical atlantic with the creation of the gulfstream that carries a lot of heat and then the sinking of the water as it becomes colder and more saline goes down to the bottom and flows down under the atlantic in a slow current. takes like 1000 years to goas all the way around past south american shows up in the indian ocean. it is a great conveyor belt. but the concern is maybe it will slow down a little and not carry heat as rapidly from the equator to the polls really get colder or warmer? what do we know about it? it's hard to measure those hit over the last couple of decades remember the nile that goes up and down. >> the buildout of temperature measurement despite of urbannc areas that those temperature modelsor present a real concern? >> i'm not so concerned when you measure the temperature in the city it's a few degrees warmer than the surrounding countryside you see that on the weather repo

uh, the north atlantic alliances also go beyond their geographic purpose beyond. euro-atlantic.s is how i would demonstrate my role and potential at the beginning of this year. having held a peacekeeping the situation in kazakhstan, the contingent of the collective forces of the dkb, introduced for a limited period of time, prevented the seizure of power in kazakhstan by extremists who were controlled , including abroad, helped to quickly stabilize the internal political situation in the republic, the use of peacekeeping forces at the request, kazakhstan's leadership was the first of this kind of operations in the period of existence. so, how would its holding make it possible to identify the strengths of the practical interaction of our military structures and special services, at least to express gratitude to the president of the russian federation vladimir vladimirovich putin for organizing the anniversary session of the collective security council over the years, our organization has established itself as an effective mechanism for multilateral cooperation with a serious pot

let's not get too stuck on north atlantic.so i'm asking you whether, you know, all of these pressures and a new generation of conflict with russia, you're also now strategically planning for potential conflict with china. we are planning for protecting and defending all nato allies against any potential threats and challenges and therefore, we also need to address the security consequences of china... china investing heavily in new modern nuclear capabilities, china coming closer to us, we see them in the arctic, in africa, we see them trying to control critical infrastructure and also china, for the first time, actually aligning with russia...in saying that there should be no further nato enlargement. so, of course, all of this matters for our security and therefore, china has to be part of what we are addressing. and a final thought, then, if you consider how beijing might be watching nato right now, they saw the rather messy withdrawal from afghanistan, which ended with the taliban back in power, they see divisions emerging

see, in the southern latitudes, an anticyclone begins to form, it will oxidize the trajectories of atlanticyclones further north and the west-east transport of air masses will begin to recover in the atmosphere, in such a situation, positive weather changes will not force wait a long time, for example, in moscow on the weekend it rains and only plus 15-17 ° on thermometers. this is an average of 4 ° cooler than usual, and at first in the new week it will definitely become less and the sun will warm the air to plus, 22.

well, that's all for now, doc film is up next with a look at the small atlantic island of st. helena, a bastion of biodiversity, from the team here in berlin. i'm paula funniest. take care and see at the top of the next. not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand. this is the day an in depth look at current news, events analyzed by experts and critical thinkers. and this is the day weekdays on d w ah aah! surging up from the ocean stats in the heart of the south atlantic, lies an otherworldly drop of land that offers a window into the past riches of our planet. located 2000 kilometers from the nearest land mass. midway between africa and south america, the volcanic island of st. helena is unique, not only for its extreme isolation, but also for the diversity of its exceptional flora and fauna. this baffled jewel is home to a multitude of micro ecosystems, each with its own endemic species. but the discovery of the island by europeans in the 16th century resulted in the systematic exploitation of resources and introduction of alien species destab

a few months later, the military infrastructure of the north atlantic bloc.the russian borders. and how much of a serious threat this creates for russia , let's ask our observer vladimir kobyakov , he joins us on the air this is approximately the calculation time in stockholm and helsinki and now in europe and moscow are watching closely. following the process in finland , sweden towards nato membership, today the finnish parliament held a debate and discussion of this issue, but the speaker said that the vote would not be held today. there are also some parliamentary procedures. however, the finnish press reports that at least 141 deputies are ready to vote for joining nato, and this is already enough. this is more than 2/3 of the parallel session in the swedish parliament. swedish prime minister magdalena anderson announced that the vast majority of mps were in favor of connection of hookahs, while periodically there has been interest lately. here are the sentiments about nato expansion in austria, another neutral european country. so the head of the austri