i believe if we look down the road, the vision for the atlantic counsel is the atlantic treaty, and weook beyond. i believe there will be a middle eastern treaty. it will take a generation to get there, but we are not far away from any issues. in my mind, if you look down the road, the region will supply energy one day to europe, africa, and asia. i call it the renewable middle east, because we have solar energy, because energy is scarce and changing in front of our eyes, including as a result of the ukrainian conflict. and today, we are already having an agreement between israel and grace on electricity. i'm not talking about the gas, which is a big issue, but the electricity connector between israel and greece, which will one day supply electricity, solar energy from our region to europe. so you can see enormous ideas, great ideas. and leaders in the region are all very interested, and they are looking to israel for technological solutions, for state-of-the-art production of ideas, together with enormous zest for life in the region and the ability to transform into a more positive at

you boats off of the mid-atlantic coast. i represent noaa, which is accepted -- and we are part of -- just one of 15 national marine sanctuaries and monuments in the sanctuary system. the system encompasses more than 600,000 square miles of great lakes waters, and washington state to the florida keys, in from lake huron to the american samoa. this is off the coast of north carolina. again, here is some other representations of our sanctuaries, but we are located about 16 miles off the coast of cape patterns, north carolina. we are 230 feet of water where the currents collide. not only is it a challenging environment to work in, we've got one of the most important and significant thanks to be interpreting. we're happy to tell this story. what was the u.s. monitor? it was a cheese box in a raft, that was the first of its kind prototype designed specifically for estuary harbor warfare to fight the css virginia during the civil war. it is a strange-looking vessel. if you think about, these are the days of cannonballs and cannone

ivanna well, who else but you to ask about what our country's path to the north atlantic alliance will be and how much has really been done a step forward with this application. is it, well, i don’t know. it’s more of a ritual , such was the figure, it’s possible, such a definite ultimatum, yes, president zelensky opened the cards and now the north atlantic alliance is obliged to react because the word expedited consideration accelerated entry is actually an accelerated procedure, and we have seen it in the case of finland and sweden that something like this is absolutely possible. perhaps you probably already know that, unfortunately, this application and the decision on its direction were approved without such additional consultations held with our partners, so it turned out to be a bit of a surprise for the partners. and this, well, now forces all of us to work extra hard to explain our position once again, why we believe that membership in the alliance is mutually beneficial both for ukraine and for the alliance itself, i am absolutely convinced of this and see our security guarant

we talked about the battle of the atlantic. the germans they needed to stop it. a month after germany were the first wave of u-boats arrived at these codes. operation drumbeat was the first of many operations that continued to lift the ships who had been easy targets. the u.s. navy had sub chasers to the troll opposed with ship convoys which had devastating consequences and the shipping is what supplied the atlantic convoys going to resupply the war effort. the coastal shipping worthy lifeblood of the allied forces. the proximity to the outer banks and how close it comes to the outer base of north carolina and made look at how close it comes this was the key point why there's such a high concentration of shipwrecks there because what the germans would do was basically in the daytime hiding that deeper water just off the continental shelf so was harder to discover them and in the cover of darkness they come closer to the land and use these well-known shipping lanes and attack these convoys. this is the overlay of what the shipping lanes that like of cape hatteras

if we talk about the integration of ukraine into the north atlantic alliance in the near future, theccelerated version, yes, i 'm trying to factors that are the key reaction. well, the main thing is the procedures and the north atlantic treaty, i.e. the key points of how. accept as quickly, for example, as soon as possible but finnishness has not been accepted yet, for the sake of justice, let's talk about it in absolute agreement, but there is already a consensus in principle, so the ratification in the parliaments would already have started, which i also a necessary condition eh. that is, in principle , the procedure at the finish line, this is the key point that he mentioned, that is, the procedure for accepting members into the alliance. that is, the consensus t- this means that the absolute in those participating countries must advocate for the accession of this or that country, well, in particular in in your posts, in your reflections, on your broadcasts, you burn to the point that 30 countries have to confirm unity, but you immediately refer to nato statutes, in particular, wh

stoltenberg and our partners from the north atlantic alliance did not quite expect it and not quite. the north atlantic alliance, but we can be wrong, this is all at the level of feelings, that is, for them , this application came as a surprise, in any case, we understand that signing this application and submitting it directly to the north atlantic alliance is just one more step on a rather long path and we can't do without uh, i just don't know , the restructuring of the mechanism is on the go, so to speak. any additional conditions that we will have to overcome in order to get closer to membership , please, good morning once again. well, in fact, we really need to see the application first, which i hope will be made public. and what did we look at the texts themselves? i think that what you said is that not all partners were ready for such a statement. and i would like the authorities to really work in advance, work especially with the main allies on issues a-a hmm, what we submitted is very positive, we were really waiting for it, and believe me, probably since 2019, every time i

one is eye out towards the atlantic for the next one is to eye out towards the atlantic for the nextnext one is to roll in. thank eye out towards the atlantic for the next one is to roll in. . ~ , ., next one is to roll in. thank you, helen. that's all from us at bbc news at ten, the news continues on bbc one as now it's time tojoin our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are benedicte paviot, uk correspondent for france 2a and adam payne, political editor of politics home. tomorrow's front pages starting with... the metro lead is the attack on a residential block in ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia by russian forces with the warning it was the "wrath of putin." the financial times focusesu on the oil production cut by opec, the oil producing nations, with the us treasury secretary saying it was unhelpful and unwise. it also features a photograph of ukrainans taking selfies in front of a poster showing the explosion on russia's bridge to crimea t

the russian federation has already resorted to nuclear blackmail and it is obvious that the north atlantic alliance cannot not to take into account these statements of the russian federation and will act as much as possible to protect the interests of the member countries of the north atlantic alliance and that is why they announced the holding of additional nuclear training and will strengthen their security, and therefore we can definitely say that , unfortunately, the kremlin has already achieved the fact that the tension is increasing. but at the same time, we understand that at the moment that our partners inform us that at the moment there are no direct practical steps towards the use of a-a nuclear weapons, even of a tactical nature, no matter what, this is not to reassure us, but on the contrary, it should give us uh-uh. well, there is another impulse to finish further next year, additional pressure on russia and providing us with means of protection is needed in order to liberate our territories . at least to mention manuel macron, they stated that in the event of the use of nucle

the weather has not become better european part of russia covers a new atlantic cyclone. which regions of the country have already managed to drown in the first days of the month, and which ones will be flooded this week, relevant weather analytics on the channel russia 24. i'm vadim zavuchenkov, leading specialist of the phobos center hello, the weather in the european part of the country this week will be spoiled by another atlantic cyclone. now the time is about 4:00 am. that's what we've been going on here, downpour. here's the kind of flooding we have here. shots from moscow throughout september, cyclones dominated the russian plain. the weather was rainy and cool. october came and nothing changed, the showers continued. on the first day of the month. between 28 and 34 mm of precipitation fell in the moscow tver and yaroslavl regions in some places, including in the capital , flooding was even noted on sunday, the precipitation weakened. true, fogs still persisted, the only region where the weather situation on the weekend was unambiguously comfortable was the russia

can someone say that while the war in the euro-atlantic community is going on in the country, the euro-atlanticommunity does not want to accept the country, part of which is occupied, but i would just like to remind our tv viewers that at one time the western germany was added to nato with all rights and obligations, mr. yevgeny, they were added, but west germany was not at war with a nuclear state, it was not at that time in the state of the most extensive war. well, then xx is now 21 centuries ago, these things must be understood absolutely clearly. ukraine will not become a member of nato because of russia. it can count on a political signal. it can count on approval. well, we are already saying that we will join without a foreign exchange program. the fact is that it is not one country. i will not motivate any of the member countries of the alliance from these, not because there are three dozen of them. not only in the external reaction, our problems are inside the state, including i cannot imagine a situation in which one of the heads of the judiciary is a nato country, there is a person w

again, we talked about the battle of the atlantic. take a good look at these shipping routes, because the germans knew very well where that war material was coming from when it was coming over to europe to attack them. they needed to stop it. operation drum beat is the first of many operations that continued for months as german uboats hunted ships that were easy targets around city lights. it had devastaing consequences for american coastal shipping. this coastal shipping was the life blood for the allied forces. germany knew that by cutting that off that could strangle the allies into submission. the reason germans focused so heavily on north carolina was because of the proximity to the outer banks. if you look at that continental shelf and how close it comes to the outer banks in north carolina, this was a key point why there's such a high concentration of ship wrecks there. the germans would hide in that keeper water just off the continental shelf where it was much more difficult to discover them. at night in the cover of darkness

because of this, cyclonic activity weakens over the atlantic, power passes to the anticyclone.ble that at the beginning of the coming winter, the offspring of the siberian anticyclone will reach europe and bring severe frosts to the old world, and finally, the third plot is associated with warming in the arctic; global atmospheric circulation depends on the temperature contrast between the high latitudes and the tropics. if this contrast becomes smaller due to warming in the north, then stable western streams are disturbed by such long, slow-moving waves. this phenomenon is called blocking in summer, it causes unbearable heat, as it was last august, but in winter it often leads to severe cold. it turns out that all three factors can provoke the cold winter of 2022-23, the negative phases of the north atlantic oscillation and the warm arctic meanwhile the europeans are already freezing these shots were taken in one of the secondary schools in the czech republic students are trying to keep warm by wrapping themselves up woolen blankets, but it still doesn’t work to save energy, r

more weather fronts come in from the atlantic as we head into thursday.o quite windy i think during thursday. and we've got these frequent showers coming in to scotland, northern ireland, perhaps northern england. again, a bit drierfurther south across england and wales where we'll see some sunshine as well. here, temperatures again 18 degrees, but only 13 or 1a with those frequent showers and that wetter weather in scotland and northern ireland. now, this is where the jet stream is for the outlook and again, it's still right over the uk. so maintaining that unsettled weather. we get some slight buckling of the jet stream further ahead and that may introduce some cooler air from the north. but essentially for a while we're dominated by low pressure, showers or longer spells of rain, some stronger winds for a while. i mentioned that cooler air, that could be because we've got this high pressure to the west of the uk and that will bring more of a northerly wind for the early part of the following week. but until then, we've got this showery, wetter weather

at the beginning of the week, the european part of russia was hit by a powerful atlantic cyclone, most of all from bad weather. went to the central regions. hundreds of brigades of municipal services of the capital worked on the streets of moscow in a day; a third of the monthly rainfall norm poured out. and for example, pskov and more than 40 mm fell in the smolensk regions, a strong wind rose in some areas of the rain in st. petersburg surroundings. his impulses. reached 18 m / s, in the city for safety. it was necessary to close squares and gardens in the center of the country by wednesday, the precipitation subsided, but the weather was inconsistent in moscow. the sun came out, but it was still cool and gusty winds persisted. cooling. in the middle of the week, it covered most of european russia, with the exception of the black sea coast, where the beach season, absolutely clear. there isn't a single cloud. summer sochi continues at the same time, stavropol region was flooded with heavy rains, more than 400 summer cottages disappeared under water in nevinnomyssk and in kabardino-ba

moscow will reach plus five, and only late in the evening the hapolis house will get a stream of atlanticir and it will start to rain, starting a period warming will be quite long in the coming days in the atmosphere, while the confrontation between heat and cold continues and the breath of the atlantic will be able to fully. warm only the western regions of the country, and the button on weekends will increase the western currents and the air masses warmed by the golf stream until the foolishness in such a situation , the nature of the weather will change dramatically, the sky in central russia will tighten the order of rain clouds from thursday, the probability of frost will be small, the minimum temperature will rise up to plus 36, and during the day the thermometers will fluctuate in the range of + 6 9 on peak warming will be released by sunday. so in october, autumn on the russian plain is not going to give up, and according to preliminary forecasts, its fuse will last for november, which cannot but rejoice. thank you vadim it was vadim breeders with a story about the experience of s

, _ weather fronts moving on from the atlantic, the wind is picking up overnight— atlantic, the windnorth west. the rain pushes into england and wates— west. the rain pushes into england and wales in the afternoon, becoming tighten _ and wales in the afternoon, becoming lighter. following that, sunshine. showers — lighter. following that, sunshine. showers ih — lighter. following that, sunshine. showers in scotland and northern iretahd~ _ showers in scotland and northern ireland. staying dry in the south—east, quite warm here. some pieces— south—east, quite warm here. some places are _ south—east, quite warm here. some places are going to see more than their— places are going to see more than their fair— places are going to see more than their fair share places are going to see more than theirfair share of rain places are going to see more than their fair share of rain on tuesday and wednesday. may be across north wales _ and wednesday. may be across north wales. more especially in cumbria and south—west scotland. wet weather to start _ and south—west scotland. wet weather to start w

but er, i believe that we could not count on the fact that the north atlantic alliance would immediatelypond to us with some such er interested consent and start some processes inside the country for this a lot of work needs to be done both on the diplomatic level and again through the inter-parliamentary dialogue and through the dialogue with public organizations. to make public as a state not after conducting additional consultations with our key partners within the alliance, we actually if we created such a it is important for us, it is important for us to achieve this goal in another way we have no chance to ensure or guarantee our safety in the future no, i just remember how sharp, loud and fast the reactions from the side were countries of the euro-atlantic alliance when finland and sweden talked about accelerated accession well, but unfortunately our partner erdoğan found them i dare to ask you what our current situation is with hungary and how hard orban will play according to the kremlin's methods, well, we see that hungary continues to be guided by its domestic political intere

ukraine's membership in nato today, which world leaders have declared their support for the euro-atlanticn of our country, successes are not limited by siliman. today donetsk luhansk kherson zaporizhzhia the oxen are and will be ukraine we will forget we will forgive we will not retreat we will not give this football stadium in the city of irpin used to train here a new generation of ukrainians football players and now he is abandoned because of the war, i know the goalkeeper protects the goal from the enemy's ball, but how to protect it from the enemy's russian rocket . i know that the fans can accept the player or not, but how to accept this unbearable silence in the stands today, russia continues the war in ukraine, russian athletes continue silent intervention silent support for terror i appeal to everyone who is united by the love of sports we should not be silent all of us the entire democratic world is a united team in the fight for victory over evil share your posts with hashtags of the company and call for a boycott of russian athletes to support ukraine at the sports fund silenc

the question of whether he supports ukraine's application for accelerated accession to the north atlantic alliance in madrid declared that they respect ukraine's right to choose its own future membership decision is made by consensus. now we are focusing on immediate support for ukraine to defend itself against the brutal invasion of russia. this is the main focus of nato allies. the history of relations between ukraine and nato began on march 15, 1992, when ukraine joined the north atlantic cooperation council. years later, it became the first among the cis countries to join the partnership for peace program in 2008 at the bukhara summit of heads of state and government of nato countries unanimously assured georgia of ukraine's future membership in nato, this intention was confirmed in the summer of 2014, in turn, the ukrainian parliament in december 2014 supported the president's bill on the rejection of non-aligned status, and in february 2019, it approved amendments to the constitution that established the euro-atlantic and european course ukraine and at first the mutual wars were dif

the incoming threat thank you this is the end of the press conference. the position of the north atlantic alliance regarding russia's war against ukraine and said that nato will continue to support ukraine, including representatives of the so-called rammstein group, they are 50 defense ministers of different countries, they stand on on the side of justice, justice is ukraine , well, they asked the pillar of the bank whether nato would use nuclear weapons in the event that russia goes to use tactical nuclear weapons in ukraine , he answered rather optically about this and said that the use of nuclear weapons is possible in the event if there is an attack on one of the nato countries, then we know that there is the fifth paragraph of the nato statute, according to which an attack on one of the member countries of the north atlantic alliance is perceived as an attack on the entire defensive alliance therefore, in principle, from what stolbym said, it is clear that the countries of the west, including the members of the north atlantic alliance, perfectly understand who putin is, how to fight

(sophie fouron) we're right in the middle of the atlantic. and out of nowhere are these nine volcanic islands. the azores were and still are a point of transit for sailors and fishermen. there's a strong sense of hospitality here, and generosity. everywhere you go, people offer food or drink. it's very charming. in the azores, there are more cows than there are humans. they graze away peacefully and happily. every island is different, and people are proud of coming from pico, from faial, from sao jorge or terceira. but mostly, they're proud of being azoreans. the azoreans have massively emigrated to canada and the united states, but they still hold a very strong attachment to these islands. and many, many of them come back in the summertime. it goes to show you the love and the true attachment they have to their islands. we can understand why. (pedro escobar) the azores is an archipelago set between the european continent and the american continent. it consists of nine islands, very different from each other. the centre group is composed of f

our path that we have chosen, this is the path of european integration - this is the path of euro-atlantiction, and that is why i am sure that we have the right to submit a similar application . plus or minus, it meets the criteria to join the north atlantic alliance, that after this application, i am asking for a standard, you know, there is no such generalized , general, permanent procedure, and there is the question of whether the country initially received so the so-called membership action plan, but i want to remind you that from the 14th, through the 15th, we are carrying out the so-called annual national program, which, in principle, can be a reflection of the membership action plan, because it partially brought ukraine closer according to the criteria presented to us forced it to carry out the necessary reforms and, accordingly, the act of e-e to approach the e-e submission of the application. that is , we had our annual national program, we did not receive but hope that it was dosed because if internal political discords internal inhibitions of the implementation the reforms will

the alliance headquarters in brussels in the near future, and the minister of european and euro-atlanticefanishyna , reported. the response to fake referendums and attempts to annex new territories by russia was a surprise for the biden administration, the reaction of high-ranking officials from the member countries of the north atlantic alliance was collected and studied kateryna kravets, it is open for ukraine, however , everything must be done according to the procedure, this is the reaction of the north atlantic alliance to the signing of the application in kyiv, the decisions regarding the acquisition of membership must be approved by all 30 nato member countries, we at otaki are decisions by consensus, and now all our attention is focused on providing urgent military support in order to help ukraine and protect itself from the brutal russian invasion, the same opinion was echoed in washington, the united states for decades clearly stated that it supported the open door policy nato, any decision on membership in nato is made between the thirty members of the alliance and the countri

obviously pleasant, because more than 70% of ukrainians support ukraine's accession to the north atlanticnce. well, for the first two 10 member countries of the alliance have already expressed their support for ukraine, and their leaders emphasize that the alliance will only become stronger with our country. in turn, experts are actively calculating options ukraine's accession, because there were no analogues in the history of nato when a warring country would try to join this military-political association, but what are the real prospects of ukraine we will talk about this hour on the air of the television channel, the council of the national marathon, the only news , the document was signed on september 30 by president volodymyr zelensky, the head of the supreme councilor ruslan stefanchuk and prime minister denishu myhary, the head of state said that an accelerated procedure for accession is possible because this year sweden started joining finland to the alliance without an action plan regarding membership well, as long as all nato members reach a consensus, kyiv offers to implement t

these are almost two climatic norms, i note, at the same time that the cyclones are atlantic and they carry relatively warm air masses deep into the continent, due to which, in early october, in independence, the average air temperature was 1.2 ° above normal in such a situation. eastern europe could hope for a not too cold winter, however, the weather in the region will be influenced not only by the atlantic ocean, but also by the pacific where this year the effect of lanine is developing in the equatorial zone, the world's largest body of water, abnormally cold for the old world, this is usually bad sign according to our estimates in october, the supply of atlantic heat for eastern europe will last for another month of november, just as october will end with a positive temperature anomaly, but then, then the lanine will intervene in the matter, and all three winter months, especially february, with a high probability will turn out to be unusually cold , arctic invasions will be more frequent bringing real russian frosts to ukraine. they are really very harsh climate norm for a squar

russia today will be under the influence of a huge atlantic cyclone. it has already flooded moscow.nd where to expect heavy rains today, which regions will storm winds rise, and when the cold snap reaches peak ? i am anna volkova hello, the next few days the european part of the country will be under the power of a giant cyclone. and we are not going to swim, we are swimming roads under water on the streets, hundreds of brigades of public utilities are working for a particularly romantic muscovite. in social networks, they compare their hometown with venice, this capital on monday, on the eve of the european part of russia, was hit by a powerful atlantic cyclone and most of all from bad weather. it was the central regions that got it at the reference weather station in moscow, 24 mm poured out in a day. this is more than a third of the monthly norm. and in the pskov smolensk regions more than 40 mm in strong winds were also observed in some areas of the russian plain, gusts in st. petersburg and the surrounding area. reached 13 and 18 m/s. in the city for safety. squares and gardens

paragraph e of the nato statute, according to which an attack on one of the countries of the north atlantic alliance is perceived as an attack on the entire defense e-e alliance, therefore, in principle, it is clear from what stoltenberg said that the countries of the west, including the members of the north atlantic alliance, perfectly understand who putin is, how to fight him, how to act in some way, that is why we hope that stoltenberg will do much more. now they are talking. i think that many different statements and confirmations were made behind the scenes about how they will support ukraine. well, let's see, at least stoltenberg mentioned the supply of drones that will fight against these iranian drones, which are called shahit and which in our country are called dirchiki, that is, they are very noisy. he said that non-members of the north atlantic alliance and representatives of the rammstein group promised to provide much- needed weapons, drones that will shoot down these drones. well, friends, that's it. today we have a program the verdict is out, unfortunately, we didn't have tim

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we saw on the satellite picture the cloud coming in from the atlantic.n ireland and scotland and it will bring rain into the north west together with strengthening winds, gales by the end of the day. quieter weather for england and wales, dry here after the chilly start. there will be some sunshine and hazy at times but those temperatures could reach highs of 18 or 19 degrees. high pressure is keeping it dry and monday across england and wales. but thatis monday across england and wales. but that is getting shunted away by these two weather fronts moving in from the atlantic. the winds pick up overnight and into tuesday across more of the country and we have the broad band of rain across the north west. as the rain pushing into england and wales in the afternoon it becomes lighter and patchy. following that we get sunshine and a few showers in scotland and northern ireland. you should stay dry towards the south—east, temperatures reaching 20 degrees. some places will cede more than their fair share of rain on tuesday and wednesday. may across north wales

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reporter: fears are growing on spain and portugal's atlantic coast.incidents have been recorded in the last two years. sailors say that the spanish coast guard is having to launch rescue operations on a daily basis for people whose boats have been damaged by orcas. the crew of this boat were able to record the dramatic scenes. orcas -- also called killer whales -- are predators that can weigh up to seven tons. these four orcas pushed the yacht back and forth like a toy. they seemed especially fixated on the rudder. >> nobody will -- believe this. every time i go on one side, he goes to the bloody other. reporter: the marine mammals besiege the boat for about two hours. scientists prer to call e events “encounters.” but rafael martinez and most sailors are calling them attacks. rafael: at one point i felt panic. the orcas had been at it for 15 minutes, and suddenly i see a piece of the rudder floating behind us. reporter: without a rudder, the boat is impossible to steer. the big question is, why are the orcas doing this? dori: something's been done to

reporter: fears are growing on spain and portugal's atlantic coast.ncidents have been recorded in the last two years. sailors say that the spanish coast guard is having to launch rescue operations on a daily basis for people whose boats have been damaged by orcas. the crew of this boat were able to record the dramatic scenes. orcas -- also called killer whales -- are predators that can weigh up to seven tons. these four orcas pushed the yacht back and forth like a toy. they seemed especially fixated on the rudder. >> nobody will -- believe this. every time i go on one side, he goes to the bloody other. reporter: the marine mammals besiege the boat for about two hours. scientists prer to call e events “encounters.” but rafael martinez and most sailors are calling them attacks. rafael: at one point i felt panic. the orcas had been at it for 15 minutes, and suddenly i see a piece of the rudder floating behind us. reporter: without a rudder, the boat is impossible to steer. the big question is, why are the orcas doing this? dori: something's been done to

this panel does not look like a normal atlantic council panel. support for ukraine has always been a bipartisan issue and always will be area -- scheduling constraints -- constraints can -- permit them from joining us. -- prevented from joining us. -- i would like to think the eurasia centers i need team especially andrew didn't area for making today's event possible. in his leadership every day. senator, the floor is yours. >> thank you so much melinda, for your kind introduction -- to share a few words it is great to be on with congressman costa who has been such a leader on ukraine and you are right with what you just said about republican support -- this would be bipartisan from the beginning, i remember just a few days both -- weeks before the war started i went with the last group of senator and bipartisan group and then again to the polish border as we saw a refugees streaming in the beginning of russia and the barbaric invasion. recently, center -- senator portman and i -- i went to meet with resident zelenskyy. and it is important that i

and because of this, cyclonic activity weakens over the atlantic, power passes to the anticyclone.sible that at the beginning of the coming winter, the spur of the siberian anticyclone will reach europe and bring severe frosts to the old world, and finally, the third plot is associated with warming in the arctic; global atmospheric circulation depends on the temperature contrast between high latitudes and tropics. if this contrast becomes less due to warming in the north, then the steady western streams are disrupted by such long ones. in three waves, this phenomenon is called blocking in the summer, it causes unbearable heat, as it was last august. but in winter it often leads to a severe cold. it turns out that all three factors can provoke the cold winter of 2022-23, the negative phase of the north atlantic oscillation and the warm arctic, meanwhile, the europeans are already freezing these shots were taken in one of the secondary schools in the czech republic students are trying to warm up by wrapping themselves in woolen blankets, but it still doesn’t work to save energy, rath

. >> i write at the atlantic as i've left government service i now write regularly as a writer in the atlantic and over the years i've written for, i was a columnist at usa today and i wroteso for other papers, so literally someone paid me to say please have an opinion about this and yet i wasn't plugged into all these sources of information all day long as much as other folks so i think it burns you out after a while, people can't process that much information. >> since you left the government do you feel at least a little bit relieved that you can have an opinion? i have to say something very nice about my employer we are in an academic institution and as long as i indicated i wasn't speaking for the institution i was able to express myself as i wished so there won't be an unplugged version and certainly my views in this book are undiluted and unvarnished. >> you talk about ill liberal democracy. can you give a basic democracy definition and why it plays a role in your books? >> people have gotten it in their heads it means the majority always wins. for the liberal principles of the

an atlantic weather front has swept across the uk.and showers for this weekend and quite brisk winds as well, particularly around western areas. now, that low pressure will still drive our weather through the course of saturday and sunday. but here's that weather front, it's now moving into scandinavia through germany and also through france. let's look at the early hours. quite a few isobars here because the low pressure is still close by. well, just to the north—west of us, that means gusty winds pushing in the showers in scotland and northern ireland and there will be a few elsewhere, but predominantly clear spells early on saturday. temperatures will range from 7 in aberdeen to around 12 in the south. here's the forecast for saturday itself, and the picture remains more or less the same. brisk winds out towards the west, occasional showers, some of them quite heavy in scotland and northern ireland, best of the weather the further east and south you are. temperatures will be around 19 in london for a time, but for many of us in the

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that is, it is the integration of all euro-atlantic forces in ukraine on the one hand, and on the other hand, it is the performance of certain homework well, in the meantime, a few days ago, the ambassador of germany, anka feldhusen, in her interview , said in an interview that the european union does not publicly call on kyiv to give tv viewers an alternative choice to the marathon of single news, direct speech maybe not publicly, but we talk about these things with the ukrainian government all the time. we have a common goal that ukraine remains democratic even during the war. yes, i agree with my colleague about certain such disturbing trends that prevail in europe , even about what is certain such a slowdown and a cooling of sentiments regarding ukraine and the course of the war in ukraine and the fact that a new wave of refugees is expected and tariffs are expected with great anxiety, that is, all these issues, you know somewhere , they are multiplying and certainly without the work of diplomats and politicians outside, it will be more difficult for us to solve our issues inside th

the atlantic reminds olga stronach of her home region along the black sea. she and her family and about a 100. others fled here to northern spain to escape the war in ukraine. my family. so for me it's more easy because it's beautiful place and 2 beautiful people and very kind people in carina. the town is called carino, which means love or affection in spanish. and that's just what olga and her fellow refugees experience here at the traditional sardine festival. they're already part of the community after just a few months. it's not a huge place, but at it's a chance to see everybody, to seek law and boss. how are you? the people of carino and galicia made it easy for them to settle down and start new lives. i think we accept every one here. you've got to hear terinio is a welcoming town and of course the ukrainians are welcome and respected here a vehicle. she got other. javier colorado manteca from cardi toss has been helping . however, he can for months and he knows all the newcomers. napoleon was going to put him in florida. i mean, we could get to know

more weather fronts come in from the atlantic as we head into thursday. these frequent showers coming in to scotland, northern ireland, perhaps northern england. again, a bit drierfurther south across england and wales where we'll see some sunshine as well. here, temperatures again 18 degrees, but only 13 or 1a with those frequent showers and that wetter weather in scotland and northern ireland. now, this is where the jet stream is for the outlook and again, it's still right over the uk. so maintaining that unsettled weather. we get some slight buckling of the jet stream further ahead and that may introduce some cooler air from the north. but essentially for a while we're dominated by low pressure, showers or longer spells of rain, some stronger winds for a while. i mentioned that cooler air, that could be because we've got this high pressure to the west of the uk and that will bring more of a northerly wind for the early part of the following week. but until then, we've got this showery, wetter weather and some stronger winds, always wetter towards the n

that is, it is the integration of all euro-atlantic forces in ukraine, on the one hand, and on the other this is the performance of certain homework, yes. meanwhile , a few days ago, the ambassador of germany, anka feldhusen, exceptionally authorized in her interview

of the united states department of state for sanctions policy, one of the leading figures of the atlantic council. well, and then we will be joined by the famous political scientist who is in washington, andriy bionkovskyi. i congratulate you, dear friend, on the air of the espresso tv channel, we understand that key decisions are being made now with regard to russian aggression, in particular, it is primarily about the response of a collective measure in the event of the use of tactical nuclear weapons by russia against ukraine president joseph biden, like the hero of the poem by edgar allan poe, repeated to putin three times : “no, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, but in your opinion, how tough will the response be from the united states in the event of the use of tactical nuclear weapons by russia, unfortunately, the threat of a nuclear attack on russia remains real, but no longer so much so that this is partly due to the fact that the us administration and president biden have made it clear to the russians both publicly and privately

i know what you are on the other side of the atlantic from europe, for what purpose is there and what important in terms of work do you have something important for us, for ukraine, for our victory in common, please, if possible, mr. vasyl, i am there where they can bring something useful for the victory of ukraine yesterday, when you think that i am on the other side of the atlantic in washington, you saw an international event and, in particular, my discussion with the historian serhiy plochy and the americans, why the americans do not give us everything to attack and so on, but it was an online discussion, before that there was a huge meeting with 30 journalists from latin countries america, that is, in fact, the entire spanish-language press and those who read it, we tried to report about the genocide and increase support for ukraine in the un by the voting of countries from latin america, but in fact, tomorrow i am now in warsaw and tomorrow i plan to fly in a completely different direction. taiwan is where there will be a huge international event, the democracy forum, the 11th a