instead of austria, peter goes to britain.nly observes the construction of ships, but also learns drafting. wilhelm ii. the king of england gives peter a small but luxurious ship with several cabins. a yacht called the royal transport, which is considered the fastest in europe. this is where the russian tsar first sees the huge one-to-one ships. they make an impression on him. indelible to the accompanying admiral, peter would later remark that if he had not been the russian tsar, he would have wanted to be an english admiral, but very soon this charm of peter’s britain will sink into oblivion, it’s because of you, i’m now a chimera, mixed with a lion, a snake and a goat, yes, yes, okay, not a goat, where have you seen at least one reasonable man , well, where, am i really going to leave myself in a difficult situation, thank you, i didn’t expect from you, you thought that i would miss the opportunity to spend the night with you, it looks like stomach bleeding, the father is urgent, this is not blood, but what about chocolate,

austria is a very good team.turkey is a very fighting team, but in terms of tactics, i think that now i have a more general question. now that we are watching this football , we are enjoying it, i wish we could make a good impression of it that's enough for our own football. i know that you are in mr. majid jalali's team, which is going to do research and development work for the football federation, and will this team benefit from this tournament ? we mentioned a very good point, i think. one of the real challenges of our football is the long-term plans that i think with the presence of mr. jalali. regarding the technical issue of football in our country, good things are happening . for almost 7 months, about 120 people in different groups are doing their own research. we have a central group. each of them have their own responsibilities. now we are talking about philosophy and vision , we are talking about analysis, evaluation, and monitoring. we have to pass, considering the situation that we have in terms of

austria has scored a goal now. scored a goal. 67th minute, well, the game became a bit more interesting, now he entered the field, we have to see how the game will continue at night. it is his turn to defend himself, especially in european football onor, the kuwaiti group has fallen. yes, england , let's talk about england. mr. puya, i really want to go . he created a work of art to save england from being eliminated. slovakia really messed up england with the model he was playing. we talked about england a few nights ago. we talked about the kind of acting that has become very popular. south means that all the teams really know how to play now . hurricane is coming and falling back. false noah wants to create space for the side channels . what teams do you think are the finalists? now you've seen the games, i'm too short spain , holland, spain. it's your birthday, who sleeps on his birthday, look at his hair from your cake, mom, i wish you were here, it was my cake. they are aware of energy consumption, without en

, well , this stage has already been passed, but austria is another neutral. the state, well, today its it is also surrounded on all sides by nato member countries, but there was a period in its history when it was neutral, but the warsaw pact was on its border, czechoslovakia, hungary, that is, the soviet union could theoretically attack it, and it turns out that it lived under guarantees of neutrality by the allies in world war ii, but that was the situation after world war ii, that's how they decided west germany under the... under the allied security protectorate, east germany under the soviet union security protectorate, and a austria under the joint security protectorate. it held so because the soviet union perfectly understood that if it attacked austria in this situation, it would destroy the entire architecture of european security, including the recognition of its own sphere of influence, because this is not just the neutrality of austria, it is recognition of the russian soviet. of this influence in poland, czechoslovakia, hungary, bulgaria, romania, that is, it is a package

türkiye and austria have played together 17 times. austria has 9 wins and türkiye has 7 wins.he 18th game of these two teams will be held on tuesday, 8/1/22, euro 2024. the winner of this match will play the winner of the netherlands and romania in the next stage. the winner of that game. he is also competing with the winner of england and switzerland. god, we have to accept that this is the arithmetic table of quetta. these days, presplis club has been keeping its transfer affairs quiet, and of course , the time of the arrival of the head coach and the start of training has not yet been determined. the champion of the previous season of the premier football league is currently renewing the contracts of the players and recruiting new players. vahid amiri and morteza pouraliganji are the players whose contracts have been officially announced by the club so far. i am very happy that i was part of the first extension of the club. remember that we are always stronger and more successful together. a new player has not been officially added to the red-faced team yet, and only these

january 1815, a secret agreement on a defensive alliance against russia was signed between england, austria and france. naturally, all this was deeply hidden and prepared in the installation. and only a small number of people knew about this, but the very fact of such a treaty directed against russia testified to a lot. french foreign minister telirand secretly agreed with the british and austrians on an anti-russian military treaty, the text of which was carefully worked out by the french minister himself. bonoparte immediately sends a copy of the secret agreement to the russian emperor. alexander ii, in rage, summons to himself meternich. the head of the austrian foreign ministry, with whom negotiations have been ongoing for six months. the emperor is angry, he asks metornichus: do you know this document? there is an awkward pause. this was the first time in the entire career of the austrian diplomat that he was unable to find an answer. right before the eyes of metornichus and the russian emperor, he throws the text of the secret agreement “into the fireplace.” this gesture means one thi

, especially if it is austria, maybe a let it be a revenge battle for the dutchman. now , how do you see turkey in front of turkey ? now i know that you didn't manage to see the game because you were on the way. what do you think? mr. turkey, let's talk about turkey. turkey was very volatile. there is a game here. first of all he started very powerfully , which really dazzled everyone. in the second game, montella came and removed 5 people from his team in front of portugal. it became clear why he did this . maybe he wanted to be able to control portugal's attacks in the second half. you saw that their goal was opened twice in the first half especially the mistake of drozheban and their defense and a turkey who scored a goal in front of czech in the last second, these fluctuations made me not really count on turkey too much , but in today's game, karim dimira was able to score for turkey in the same minute, and you know the goal in the first minute. it's really one of god's blessings for a coach. it can be a perfect tactic now. turkey scored a goal. you were happy fo

france achieved the weakening of austria.h succession for russia began and ended with lightning speed. augustus ii took the throne. for russia the issue was resolved. but austria and prussia, which also participated in this war, fought with france. owl and spain right up to 1738, they stubbornly beat each other for a long time and suffered defeats more often than they won in germany, there was a war all over italy, as a result the war ended in such a difficult exchange, when stanislav leszczynski was assigned lortoringia, which belonged to the husband of the austrian empress, for... france recognized the austrian empress, and sovoe and spain recognized the vast lands of italy as belonging to austria, russia participated, so to speak, in diplomatic negotiations about this completely calmly and impartially, simply because we had already solved their problem, augustus 3 was sitting on the throne, whom we wanted to see for this... or what, the good thing for the poles was that at that time the polish state was not at war with any

and with this package, austria was able to survive until the collapse of the soviet union and until theent when it was finally separated from russia by the border of the countries of central europe. and how can we get such a package of guarantees? how can we, if we have a border with russia, decide that she will not attack us next time. because again, no interstate agreement is a guarantee here. we had an interstate agreement with russia. the big contract was signed by the presidents. boris yeltsin and leonid kuchma. i remember well as yeltsin was expected in kyiv. it was simply the expectation of the most important event, precisely because the ukrainian leadership believed that if he signed this treaty, it would, in principle, guarantee ukraine's security and sovereignty. if russia considers us an independent sovereign state, recognizes our territorial integrity, then what else should we expect? after all, all other states have no doubts about ukrainian statehood, and yeltsin did not just sign this agreement, he also signed another agreement, he did not sign it, but in his presence, th

austria-hungary split into two parts, reflected in its name and czechoslovakia, and bosnia, croatia and which left it, united with serbia and montenegro, and became yugoslavia. from the russian empire, according to the terms of bresse. basically, we had one sore point in europe - this is the elzaringa problem, and now we ourselves have created dozens of zaslotorings all over europe, when it flares up, it’s just a matter of time, well, it’s really inevitable, this design is european, i would say that empires were called prisons of peoples, these traditional prisons of peoples, austria-hungary, russian empire, germany, whatever they call it. they were destroyed, instead of them republics arose with punishment cells for peoples with a very strict regime of detention, you can’t, you know, seriously build a national state, uh, in which you have a national state, therefore there is, everyone should belong to this nation, but you there , half or a third of the population, or more than a third of the population, does not belong to this nation, and what about them, assimilation or displacement,

late drama in austria, too — we'll show you how george russell won his f1 win.nd andy murray leaving it late on the eve of wimbledon — the two—time champion is still to decide if he will be fit. thank you very much forjoining us. so, as expected, spain and england into the last eight as the european championships. simple as that, right? doesn't quite tell the full story. we'll kick off sportsday in gelsenkirchen, where england were moments away from crashing out of the tournament. they needed extra time to beat slovakia 2—1. despite topping their group, gareth southgate�*s side have done little to capture the imagination, so it was little surprise slovakia kept it level. it took until the 95th minute for england to get a shot on target. not a bad one. jude bellingham getting the equaliser. it went to extra time. harry kane scored in the first minute of it to set up the quarter—final with switzerland next saturday. in the celebrations of his goal, jude bellingham appeared to mouth the worlds "who else?" towards the crowd. he told us what was going through his hea

. purely combat losses in germany amounted to 1,800 thousand, in austria-hungary 1,300, in russia itvaléry wrote that now we civilizations know that we mortal. predicted by the philosopher oswald spendler, the decline of the west began to be considered. as a completely possible scenario: the bolshevik revolution won in russia, which offered an alternative to the capitalism of the western model of development. and on at the paris peace conference, three leaders, us president wilson, british prime minister david lloyd george and french premier george clemenceau, allegedly established eternal peace. in fact, they arbitrarily divided europe and the world, trying not to forget themselves, to humiliate germany as much as possible and ignore russia. thereby setting up the scenery for the second world war, germany, of course, especially suffered, and the first, in fact, german chancellor, philip scheidemann, declared with horror, let's listen, we can say without reservation that not a single political figure in germany did not expect a document of such monstrosity, germany was doomed to want

and let's start with a turkey, austria game. you've been following the truck and steam of for the w. how important is this victory for turkey fan? keeping in mind what i heard last night, the cars going around mouse pretty important. yeah, absolutely. i mean is massive and i was at tech, he's open enrollment against georgia. i'm the support inside the ground was just deafening. i was in that that final group stage game against check you and have him book and it was the same thing that was just this rule is splitting noise. you know what the sand abrasions are like here by the end of this. i'm in hamburg, they're the same and goldman the same. and so, i mean, he said he's right across gemini when tuck you win a match because it's such a massive talk is community here in germany and the funds have been cooling this home told them. and now for tacky, it was a massive success to get out of the group stage and the knocking out austria in the amount of 16 last night. that's another huge scouts for them really because route. find next

just 57 seconds it took for firing turkey ahead of austria which just couldn't deal with corners.vens opened, and a gap at the far post by marco gregoritz. top the group containing france and netherlands but in these games you only get one last chance, not this time. pure turkish delight, and they secured a place forjust the third time in their history in the quarterfinals. where they'll meet netherlands. sound good 7 ben crutcher, bbc news. so a dream night for the dutch and their manager ronald koeman who lifted the trophy in munich as a player in 1988. with expectations always high back home, he's happy his team are now starting to play the style of football the nation demands. in holland we have to play well, we have to play offensive and to win is the most difficult way, but we know that, but i think the whole performance today was outstanding and that's what we need to have a chance to continue in this tournament. this is the level, if you go down in that level, then we don't reach the final. overall, it was a good game for our side, we try to dominate the game and i think a

if you made it in austria, the group is banned in in france. and i think the realm of course, his team some trouble. last night because we're ready at the tournament. we've seen you guys to come down hard on, you know, political just as like this banyan play in midland. stuckey was giving it too much band for inside thing. nationalist johns off to his team to a, with tech a with across your part of me. so i imagine that it's quite likely then it all might be serving a suspension for the next game. that tech you tire against benevolence. now what's up next? what matches are you most interested in? well, i mean there are just 4 in the next round, the cool fine, those things are really starting to get. and one of the interesting is because i really want to go to the same. and then on 4 days because of a lot to go to it and then that would be ideal. but us and stuff is germany against pain, which is you know, such a massive tide. gemini, obviously the highest in spite of been so great at this point. insightful and that's a target really would be fi

for example, austria's game with the netherlands no one thought that austria, which is now an almostsecond-tier european team, could beat the dutch with all those stars, but now football is so close, most of the results, if you look closely, are close to each other, or zero to zero, or one to very few. it happens that the results are now two or three. until the game, i think the result was more than two goals for one team. yes, last night, one of the teams that scored 4 goals was spain. they could beat georgia by four . you had a sentence about spain. yes, spain. the truth is that when he plays the pleasure of talking people enjoy football . the spectators really enjoy the game. even the player himself enjoys the game he plays. considering the type of football georgia played last night and the lines are very close together, sometimes 3 defensive lines are deep. it doesn't reach 10 meters, but you saw how they have the ball at this depth of 10 meters and make effective shots . yes, i think all these situations are correct because. he created a lot of chances, a lot of football the bea

and they'll meet turkey in the last eight, after their thrilling victory over austria, including theckest knockout—stage goal in history. and djokovic in cruise control — putting knee concerns to one side, on his opening match at wimbledon. but a shock for the defending women's champion at sw19. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. and we start with the european championship. we now know the quarter final line ups for the tournament in germany, after victories for the netherlands and turkey. the dutch are into the quarters for the first time in 16 years, with turkey getting the better of austria in a thriller. ben croucher reports. euro 2020 four quarters finalists, that has a nice rain to it. romania had only reached the last eight once before, netherlands not since 2008, it didn't take long though for this one to roll into life. though for this one to roll into life-— into life. good head, a fabulous _ into life. good head, a fabulous goal - into life. good head, a fabulous goal by - into life. good head, a fabulous goal by codyl into life. good head, a - fabulous goal

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there are some procedures , etc., although an interesting story emerges here, that, for example, austriae one hand they they say that it is necessary to resist viktor orban’s attempts to act without coordination, but it is impossible to boycott the chairmanship, that is, they are slowly starting to part ways. formally , the boycott of hungary is not really a question of the ukrainian conflict, but a consequence of hungary’s special position on how the ukrainian conflict should be resolved, which it does not want to admit, and almost the entire rest of the european union, austria is trying to be somewhere in the middle, i think that barel, when he says that there are some differences, means not only hungary, although well, formally it sounds like this: “we were absolutely united in the face of the conflict in ukraine, now differences of opinion are starting to appear and you saw the position of hungary, but until now we were absolutely united, this is a world where for force will be used to resolve conflicts, and where europe's role will depend on its ability to be united, divided, we hav

austria-hungary split into two parts, reflected in its name and czechoslovakia, and bosnia, croatia andt it, united with serbia and montenegro, and became yugoslavia. from the russian empire, under the terms of bres. european design, i would say that empires were called prisons of peoples, these traditional prisons of peoples, austria-hungary, the russian empire, germany, as they called them, they were destroyed, instead of them republics arose with punishment cells for peoples, with a very tough regime content, you cannot, you know, seriously build a national state in which you have a state national, therefore... there is, everyone should belong to this nation, but you have half or a third of the population there, or more than a third of the population does not belong to this nation, and what about assimilation or displacement with them, well, it’s sooner or later it must end badly, i’m not even talking about the german population of czechoslovakia, because if there were czechoslovakia, if they existed, they would of course be the majority, but because. which ranged from 96% in differe

if you made it in austria at the group is banned in, in front. and, and i think the role might, of course, his team some trouble last night because already at the tournament we've seen you ready for coming down hard on, you know, political just as like this, the i banyan play in midland. stuckey was giving it too much band for inside thing, nationalist johns off the, his team's role with tech a. we've had christ, you're part of me. and so i imagine that it's quite likely that all might be serving a suspension for the next game that took you tighter against the netherlands. now what's up next? what matches are you most interested in? well, i mean there are just 4 in the next round. the cool find those things really starting to get and one of your interesting is because i will be watching all of the same and then on 4 days because i really like to go to one of them that would be like robots and stuff is germany against spain, which is, you know, such a massive tide. gemini, obviously the highest and spain have been so great at this point and it's,

little russia must supply several million pounds of grain to germany and austria-hungary.hing to berlin and vienna. arada. provides military assistance to germany to fight its own fellow citizens, the ukrainian reds. the job is done, total hunger germany is no longer in danger, and the germans change the tone of the negotiations, declaring an ultimatum: either russia agrees to all demands, or the war continues. firstly, this is the end of the war between russia and germany, secondly, the recognition of the agreement between germany and ukraine, thirdly, this is the withdrawal of part of the territories, well, there is. germany means with one stroke of the pen, losing the baltic states, poland, belarus, ukraine, and this is where trotsky declares his famous formula of neither peace nor war, within the framework. years of territory she returns to february eighteenth year. russia is losing territory, the bolsheviks are about to lose power, and the people are losing patience. by the end of february 1918 , trotsky's plans were going awry. petrograd is about to fall, in conditio

austria and in the group round belgium in the round of 8 with an own goal against holland in the group round and portugal in the quarter of the game . one with poland in the group stage , they scored the only goal and scored from the penalty spot with everyone france is now one step away from the semi-finals and is looking for the third euro championship. in face-to-face meetings with spain, france has won 13, spain won 16 , but the last win went to france. the final meeting of the league of european nations, 2021. france has reached the final match in two euros and 2 previous world cups, and if they win this match , it will be their fourth appearance at this stage in the past 8 years. this shows the high experience and ability of the french in big games. but in order to reach this stage, the spaniards have to face big teams like croatia, italy and germany, their hardest game. meeting with germany. it was the host that suffered several casualties. carvajal received two yellow cards and was sent off. normand and morata were also booked. a father who was injured in the sixth minute of th

austria, in germany. a deep problem was seen a phobia and racism. i think both can be true and i think it is both. i think the people who are, you know, yelling these kinds of insults are, are a minority, they're allowed minority. but there are deep problems in, in, in both countries with, with, as being a phobia, but not just in, in austria and germany, you're seeing it all over europe. and i think in those 2 countries in particular, it's very closely connected to what we've seen with migration flows over the past decade or so. and those 2 countries in particular have taken in more refugees per capita than just about any other countries in europe. and, you know, there's a sense that they've been overburdened by people and they've been overburdened by the rest of europe is to say that, you know, they are the ones who are left to deal with this influx of refugees and that other countries particular in eastern europe for example, are taking enough refugees and so there's a lot of, there's a lot of resentment over this. i think there's also a lot of co

but not just in, in austria and germany, you're seeing it all over europe. and i think in those 2 countries in particular, it's very closely connected to what we've seen with migration flows over the past decade or so. and those 2 countries in particular, have taken in more refugees per capita than just about any other countries in europe. and, you know, there's a sense that they've been overburdened by people and they've been overburdened by the rest of europe is to say that, you know, they are the ones who are left to deal with this influx of refugees and that other countries particular in eastern europe for example, are taking enough refugees and so there's a lot of, there's a lot of resentment over this. i think there's also a lot of concern in germany about the fact that many of the migrants are most of them are, are muslims, and you, you saw this after the european elections. there was a pole that really caught my eye that showed that over 60 percent of germans were sort of unnerved, let's say, by the fact that islam was becoming more prevalent in, in

this is not an austrian trick, this is of course, american intrigues on the territory of austria, whenas decided to terminate the activities of russian journalists who were permanently accredited there. we called the austrian ambassador, asked him what was wrong with russian journalists, what complaints there were, perhaps we could do something to ensure that austria did not take this obviously unfriendly, inadequate, biased step. the austrian ambassador threw up his hands and said that he didn’t have enough what is known, he took out the paper. an austrian journalist who was accredited in moscow, and then after the presence of the second russian journalist in vienna was terminated, so to speak. but no one expects anything from the foreign office of downing street and so on, but we have already talked about canada today, but still journalists should feel some kind of responsibility or some kind of conscience for the fact that we are talking about their colleagues, well, none of them spoke up for assange, who was really broken, as for assange, i want to say, correct me, but it seems to

on july 28, 1914, austria-hungary declared war on serbia.fter 3 days , all major european states were drawn into it. the great war, as it was called in the west, the second patriotic, german, and then imperialist for us, globally redrew the map of the old world and led to a total reformatting of the entire system of international relations, why for the ignition of a world fire turned out to be a fairly insignificant reason and what parallels in the events of more than a century ago are visible now, ivan blagoy studied military chronicles. it was from this place near the latin bridge in sarajevo that serbian student gavrilo princip fired two fatal shots at those in the car. archduke franz ferdind and his wife sophia. the chain of further events is known. murder in the balkans led to world war i, the collapse of four empires and the death of millions of people. as soon as the sun goes down in the capital. during the war, the appetites of the german kaiser constantly grew, the second reich rapidly rearmed and developed its fleet so actively tha

it came here in austria, home of red bull, meant to be max verstappen�*s quiet ride to the summit.race, it looked set that way, but his team had a slip—up. the hestitation changing tires meant lando norris closed the gap. he went to take on the lead. they each got too close. norris forced out, verstappen pushed back to fifth. the rest were now left with a rare opportunity. at the point of the crash, russell trailed by 15 seconds. now, he snaked to the front with just seven laps to go. next week, it's silverstone where he will hope for the same. it's not over until it's over! chuckles. this was a day when george russell could not believe his luck. joe lynskey, bbc news. the upshot of all of this is verstappen extending his championship lead to 81 points heading into the british grand prix next weekend. and although the win for russell and mercedes was maybe a touch on the fortunate side, journalist inga stracke told us it wasn't undeserved. one of his first words after crossing the finishing line was saying, it isn't over until it's over," and he was cheering himself and the crew on

fans has been celebrating their team making it into the year 2024 quarter finals with a win over austria. thousands of fans took to the streets in the capital berlin to celebrate their teams. when blogging of large parts of the inner city there, you can see them and turkey both their spot in the last a by beating austria, 2 goals to one in a game that went down to the wire. or he will now needs the netherlands in berlin on saturday. and with that, you're all up to date from all of us here in the berlin news room. thank you so much for your company. see you in an hour. 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 these events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is this is the weekdays on w. my name is the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that.

, well, in our appeals we wrote, that if to austria, then it was possible by road. to ukraine, well,one the problem is, er, the second day, when there was a visit, this is what you see, you are showing the picture now, he decided to do this publicly right then , it was not a press briefing. it's some kind of very strange genre where mody single-handedly just spoke in public from these handwritten notes of paper and was quite critical of this approach to war, and it was frankly saying that you will never solve this, tanks and missiles will not solve it, you have to stop it, and he emphatically said very much in this form, without violating diplomatic etiquette, that when... er innocent people die, it is very bad, and even when these are children, well, for some reason he emphasized it, that is, it can be interpreted that it was he who remembered what happened yesterday, that is, the shelling of ukraine, and then the final visits, as you know, from various mass media were canceled or postponed, peskov even said that there was no need for such a final meeting. but it was for the plan, s

the grey will storing a match against austria the european football association. the way, if i'm supposed to, to match bound on demo, including south of there's game. but then police stopped surface fans providing to the stadium ahead of the game for making the gesture all months. the match has been overshadowed by a diplomatic well between billy and anchor. regarding this gesture, dw is done at buffalo, that is uh, one of the funds owns uh, in berlin. done it tonight to okay. you take all the netherlands, but the leading up to this much, much of a focus has been on the non football issues. right? oh, yeah, definitely. the matches been a little bit overshadowed by what has been going on off the page. so the last game against austria, texas for many damage dogs in gold celebration, he made a wolf gesture with his hands that's often been associated with the far right. so he way side. they opened up an investigation into this gesture and they ended up suspending him for 2 games that sparked a little bit of political outcry between turkey and germany and turkish offic

but before that, the team austria beat in their last group game. will take on romania in munich having been one of the contenders to face some criticism so far for their performances at euro 202a. they've also lost their three most recent knockout games in the tournament. translation: you need to make up a balance and look— on what needs to improve in such a game. we are in the process of improving it, so may be the tournament can start from now. no, for real, the tournament does start for now. in that sense we have to make sure we learn from his mistakes, that means the atmosphere is good. uefa have opened an investigation into jude bellingham for a gesture the england player made following his goal in their win over slovakia. the governing body says it is looking into a "potential violation" regarding "the basic rules of decent conduct" by bellingham. who was seen making a crotch—grabbing gesture towards the slovakian bench after scoring an overhead kick in stoppage time. he says it was an inside joke intended for close friends. meanwhile his tea

the first four children who were in okhmadity during the russian offensive were evacuated to austria and switzerland for treatment. the parents went with them, minister of health viktor lyashko said, the children have serious illnesses, including abroad. they sent 12-year-old vladyslav. he has acute lymphoblastic leukemia. in the day terrorist attack, the boy had to start a second course of chemotherapy. now the child will continue his treatment in the austrian clinic in the city of graz. so far, the ministry of health has received 14 requests from parents of children who want to go abroad about their willingness to accept - said germany, switzerland and austria. comprehensive support. protection of democracy, freedom of speech and development of civil society. in europe, the european union confirms its solidarity with ukrainians in word and deed from the first day of the beginning of the large-scale invasion russia to ukraine. currently, europeans continue to help civil society organizations and independent ukrainian media, which are and remain the driver and controller of change, l

of themide, in collusion with a lawyer he knew, forged an invitation to an alleged conference in austria. on the basis of this forgery, the court issued him a business trip for. the sanction of the articles provides for punishment in the form of deprivation of liberty for a term of up to 5 years. is the issue of choosing a preventive measure for the suspect currently being resolved? well, how can this be, the judge is first exposed once for a bribe, then the second time on the forgery of documents, how much more could there be that we just don't know about. and this judge of the brovary interdistrict court is not the only one in ukraine. unfortunately, there are still a lot of such judges. vacationing in the seychelles, forging documents, and they receive bribes for unauthorized decisions, illegal decisions, unfortunately, we still have it. he wanted to make money, so he set fire to the cars of military personnel. in the rivne region , the police detained a 22-year-old man, who set fire to a car at the beginning of july military serviceman later, he sent a photo of a burned-out car to a

when blocking off large parts of the inner city. turkey book their spot in the last 8 by beating austria, 2 goals to one in a game that went down to the wire. they'll now meet the other ones in berlin on saturday. the you are watching dw news from berlin, coming up next jaws of the dragon. documentary examining how dependent germany has become on trade with china. i'm terry martin for me and all of us here at dw. there's thanks for watching the, the coming 0 sent excels 3 trans people. stories is kind items that feed us complex stores. sometimes some of the sort of additional chips possession of 3 generations lunch, any thoughts, july 7th on d, w. the day many have long warned about would begin with terrifying news.

see them blocking off parts of the inner city, turkey bulk, their spots in the last 8 by beating austria, 2 goals to one in a game that went down to the wire. the now meets the netherlands in berlin on saturday. so we might see similar themes then with that you've reached the end of our show. i have reached the end of my shift. thank you so much for being with us today from all of us here in our news. remember lane, if it's the latest headlines you're looking for, or is of course, always our website, w, w dot com. thank you so much for being with us today by the why do, how many does not get drunk? why do we have a tasteful waves squeeze all bodies? how much do we need a day to stop cons? praying for help find the office gets lost on data. we use science outtake talk channel mm.

i, norma, i'm like in france and austria. the salute is not banned in germany, but the ultra nationalist gray will securities. i'm on until it's by the to i'm and look forward to following the hoss criticism from the german interior minister and cut off some of the drum and bass it up. and berlin has followed suit. now took as president, richard, you've added the one has announced he'll be traveling to berlin to watch turkey's quotes. a final some few secret 4 of us threw up nationalist sentiments. because this the space to add the dis edwin's for right to comfortable. they watched a tough game slash and bunch of i'm so showing one to add one is all on, but add on is also a publishing this competition and she knows very well how do we know that the matches and must mobilize them. so given the new medicine, so what we do so you them to me, it all said he hopes to use the gesture again. for the meantime you, we've assessed it's investigating so called inappropriate behavior, but with the control of a c growing over the middle s

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austria in germany, a deep problem, massena phobia and racism? i think both can be true and i think it is both. i think the people who are, you know, yelling these kinds of insults are, are a minority, they're allowed minority. but there are deep problems in, in, in both countries with, with, as being a phobia. but not just in, in austria and germany, you're seeing it all over europe. and i think in those 2 countries in particular, it's very closely connected to what we've seen with migration flows over the past decade or so. and those 2 countries in particular, have taken in more refugees per capita than just about any other countries in europe. and, you know, there's a sense that they've been overburdened by people and they've been overburdened by the rest of europe is to say that, you know, they are the ones who are left to deal with this influx of refugees and that other countries particular in eastern europe for example, are taking enough refugees and so there's a lot of, there's a lot of resentment over this. i think there's also a lot of c

was perfectly aware of the claims, despite the fact that for 500 years, almost 500 years, hungary, austria owned hungary, they always had, they understood this danger, they understood that the hungarian national movement, it is after the polish or on a level with the polish strongest, and accordingly they will be these claims for what. they were to be strengthened, accordingly, they did not strengthen them, but hungary itself at that time, we also understand that it was, you know, we often say the austro-hungarian empire, it is a patchwork monarchy, but if this patchwork monarchy is divided for hungary, it is also... a patchwork monarchy, because in hungary itself there is also croatia, serbia, transylvania, modern romania, transcarpathia, ukraine, uh, and even a piece of austria, this, this , it, it was all sewn into one hungarian kingdom, so, well, it was like that somewhere. let me remind you, you are currently watching the manuscript youtube channel, be sure to subscribe to our youtube channel, comment on this video and other videos that you find on the topic that you are interested in

switzerland and austria. today, july 16 , is the deadline for updating the data of conscripts, when it can be done without fines. our correspondent ema stadnyk is most often renewed in administrative service centers near one of the lviv checkpoints. emo, my congratulations and tell me if there is a line near the center. anna is in the studio, i congratulate you. the administrative services center is not crowded, although behind me you can see small queues for individual offices. in particular, these queues consist of men of conscription age. they all came here today to update theirs. military accounting data, in the very center of administrative services , note that similar queues have been going on for more than a week in all territorial units of lviv for the past seven days or so. people came during the day to update their data, maryana ogorodnyk, the acting head of the territorial division of the national security service, will talk about it in more detail. well, in general, today was an ordinary day, that

i really liked the trip to austria, i liked the museums we went to every day.zing and i really enjoyed how we went out to restaurants. i visited the cities of sasburg, vienna, and linz. this trip had a positive effect on me became more fun. thank you so much for such an incredible trip, it will never be forgotten in my heart. let's make memories together. will warm hearts and help to survive these difficult and scary moments. we continue, i remind you that my name is vasyl zemat, for those who have just joined, in the next hour, i will be with you in the verdict program, and this one. we will spend together with you and with our guests whom we invited to the conversation, we already have viktor yagun, reserve major general of the security service of ukraine with us and will also be with us today political scientist viktor bobarenko. let's summarize the political and not only political results of this week. mr. victor, congratulations, nice to see and hear you and thank you for joining. good health, good evening. yes, well, i still want to ask you first of all,