, in your opinion, in principle, we can say that the countries of the western balkans, right? they otherwise ready for european integration, maybe some are more ready, some are less, what is happening in montenegro, er, or with north macedonia, how ready are they? it seems to me that when we look generally at western balkans, i have a question, why is ukraine not a member of the eu , well, honestly, ukraine has done a lot, the western balkans themselves, they have rolled back from the economic point of view, they have rolled back from the point of view of democracy, and when we say, are they ready to be by the members of the eu, probably, if we look at those first standards that were set, probably not, but on the other hand, we have to understand that in order to achieve some er, solution to this situation, to this problem that exists on in the balkans, we must look, probably differently, than it was before, and that's why i think that any country from the balkans is capable of integration if clear criteria are set, if there is a clear path for integration, because, for exampl

right now, tensions are rising in the balkans. serbia is at odds with its neighbours, most especially kosovo, which belgrade refuses to recognise. and those tensions do have regional impact. my guest is montenegro�*s president, jakov milatovic. his country is in nato and he's seeking rapid eu membership. but could regional instability and outside meddling thwart his ambition? presidentjakov milatovic, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. it's a great pleasure to have you. you have made it quite clear your overriding political ambition and aim is to get montenegro into the eu within the next five years. but it's not going well, is it? exactly. i think that that is why i have entered montenegrin politics a few years ago, to bring the country to the eu, and this is what i am doing on a daily basis, pushing for it. i think that all the good things are not easy. and in that way, we are trying our best. but pushing for it is one thing, promising your people that within a term — a five—year term — you can deliver it is quite ano

as you know, serbia is the biggest economy in the western balkans.m market. and what i'm really trying to make as my foreign policy is to establish normalised links between montenegro and serbia, which haven't been the case over the last few years, not only with serbia, but also with kosovo, with bosnia and herzegovina, with albania, with north macedonia, and, really, you know, promote montenegro as a stable anchor that could also promote stability and prosperity for the rest of the region as well. but, mr president, we know that president vucic of serbia is regarded as an ally, a friend, a trading partner of vladimir putin. and we also know that the united states right now looks at the efforts to form a government in your country, and they worry that pro—serb parties are going to be a part of the ruling coalition. now, you are the president, you look at the efforts to form a government. are you worried that there is going to be a very strong pro—serb element in the government in montenegro? i mean, listen, iwas very clear and, you know, exactly the

we worked in the balkans last week, i would like to draw some parallels between the special militaryt in what is happening in the balkans, first of all, our serb friends asked to convey the best wishes to you, your team, thank you very much, which they do not see, only they see you, they watch your program, the serbs are attracted first in total, everything that happens in a special military operation, how our one economy confronts the new antantia of 51 one states led by the united states, they are interested in how we assess international political, economic processes, but especially how much attention we pay to events in the balkans, as well as in the kosovo zone, unimaginable pressure is being exerted on belgrade, the serbs are being demanded to join anti-russian sanctions and recognize the independence of kosovo, in response they are promised to one day be accepted into the european union. serbs: the bulk of them will never surrender the historical land of kosovo and metohija, which they call old serbia, and will never betray the russian federation, as one serbian priest told me

russia returned to the balkans, because after that they believe that the world order in the balkans willdespite everything, there is a certain revival in the economy, our businessmen , despite many obstacles, are trying to cooperate, we wished the serbs to hold on, not to rush, to prepare, everything will be ahead, very much, i remember as a leader serbia alexander vucic walked with the immortal regiment, he is also studying the russian language, he met a lot of serbs on the front line in donbass, that is, they are great fellows, so we recommended not to rush with the serb, to prepare, everything is ahead, anyway, in any case, victory will be ours. now, as for the palestinian-israeli conflict zone, well, yesterday vadim frantsivich said that the fault lies entirely in what happened in the united states, i completely agree with him, since 1947, the americans have been leading everything to ensure that the violation all security council resolutions there was only one state, if two states, palestine and israel, had been created at once, then it is unknown how history would have developed no

in the western balkans, six countries, there alone, north macedonia, montenegro have made very serious progress, followed by serbia, albania, and kosovo and bosnia and herzegovina are far behind, that is, kosovo and bosnia and herzegovina, which have not yet started negotiations, so they are supposed to join in the 30th year, and here we say that we will start after all. talk, the newly arrived ambassador tells us, and you are in your 30th year, so i don't really like her position, to be honest, that it puts us at the extreme point, at least with this...' hand , where serbia and albania are closer to them , so to speak, and this is realistic, at least in the 29th , at least in the 29th well, the federal chancellor of germany also said that not earlier than the 29th, well , let's give it the 29th, although the 30th is the bar that has already been set, the final bar of the fact that everyone is already lagging behind. should enter there as full members, mr. oleksandr, you mentioned that croatia, where you were the extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine, exactly, it's the ye

just like it is finally towards the western balkans, it will be the member states that will need to do dirty work and say despite everything, you are not ready yet. mohammed: since a full e.u. membership is not an easy process, are there potentially any other options that have been discussed by eu members? something that could maybe lead to a gradual integration of ukraine into the eu. >> if we are referring to something similar to the world map that the western balkans have living -- the process, it could be a potential model. it is also true that ukraine is being included in european policy in the past which has produced less outcomes that were expected. the sense was to gradually build stronger relationships with those countries, and the sense is among these neighbors, only some countries were interested in getting closer to the eu. and ukraine is one of them. our roadmap can obviously be considered. it is one of the political or diplomatic solutions that are considered because it is gradual, it takes more time and in the meantime many issues can be managed. but i don't think ukrain

character, i am not ashamed that, according to you, i am a barbarian, from the balkans, the land oftorm, well, listen to our special culture unknown to you, you are far from your own sons, you do not feed everyone at the table everyone, you check everything with an inquisitive look, you can even drink without treating the person standing next to you, but we live according to rude and old customs, we will not refuse... strangers, we will kiss even an uninvited person for the sake of a guest, ready to even howl, each of us, the whole a tribe of friends and relatives leads. and the idea of what the serbian mentality is is given by the language itself. palaka, the serbs will tell you, that is , do everything palaka, slowly, step by step, gradually, that is, in swahili, field field. how closely the tanzanian guides speak in consonance when you climb kilemanjara with them, but it is this field that allows the persistent to achieve their desired goal. however, let's return to serbia. if something goes wrong, they say: let it go, that is , relax, don’t worry and don’t stress yourself out, a

, moreover, i would say of the western balkans or the southwestern balkans, therefore, in principle, ukrainian topic or russian aggression against ukraine was not among the priorities, but it sounded everywhere, in all sections they talked about what effect it has, whether it undermines the possibility of russia to conduct some subversive policy here on in the balkans, other things, that is, in principle, i heard a lot of support, although it was a specific forum , since it was held by the atlantic council, montenegro, that is, people who will be part of the euro-atlantic space, integration, support nato, and so on, well, montenegro let me remind you, it is also now a member of nato, although it is not yet a member of the european union, this is also about whether the countries of this region and ukraine can join the eu, because some here will spread such a narrative specially, what to watch, black, other countries for many years they are waiting for the next eu, they are kept there, as they say, in some room where they are waiting, but ukraine, as if thanks to the war, gets such a f

, the countries of the western balkans, and about ukraine and moldova, and we would like to hope thatpoint and about georgia, and tell me, ms. ivanna, what do you think about this concept of saving democracy, which was handed over to the heads of the ukrainian government, the ambassadors of the sima group countries, i don’t know if the president of ukraine really gave it to the president of the usa, but the fact that he was represented by the ambassador of the sima group is an obvious thing, and yes, today , by the way, during the session of the parliament, for the first time during the full-scale invasion, the prime minister was present, who answered the questions of the parliamentarians, and i managed to take the floor and ask mr. shmygal to what extent, say, the plan of the expected forms from which we received from the united states of america is already strongly supported by some decisions and some plan for the implementation of the tasks of the transformation of the country from the ukrainian side, yes in response, i received that we have our own ukrainian vision, and we have ju

the turks, greeks, people all throughout the balkans, the serbs and, of course, naturally every week when i was there i met personally with the quad. the quad is a french, the chairman's, the americans and british. we all understood what team were all on by the way, how we are trying protect the people of the west and really of the world by putting forward i western values. osce the organization for security cooperation in europe stands for the elimination of the old cold war, the extension of human rights, arms control which is not going so well right now, and the ability to really project safety, security and peace. but we have to stand for western values, and right now the ukraine were a course is a threat to the. >> host: in 2019 and 20202020 when you were there, what were the prospects at the time for a new landlord in europe? >> guest: things were controlled, pretty much t under control. i would enter week too to the palace in downtown vienna where the osce met every week with all 57 ambassadors and put forth the american position. and my job was to project strength and to dete

and i think in the balkans, easiest to to work with best quality and develop over the country. now if, if you would be a well bang for your opinion to make some calculations on what you need to do, then we wouldn't start in 5 years or 10 years, or 15 years. and we have to think of our sales 1st. but meet it as that of each and the tasha cove, actual beach on just thinking about themselves, that thinking about future generations as well. that's why for them the price of the highway is just too high. the little i look here for example. see, you can see it on the bottom on yes and on as it is a quote. yes, i can see it. so that's a lot of a small one. the to come in. yeah. well the the tell you there is a little bit here. and there are more here. yes. terrace, some tiny crayfish. oh, let me pull this up over to you. have no idea on it too. we are in an area here that could be a good, happy touch, the trout and other species of fish buddies. but the buffering with the blue give us the if we're talking about the baby to have the same on no way to be seen here to pro, exactly yours,

fire to where it has always burned, so we can expect that more they can provoke a conflict in the balkans in order to force the west to abandon its support for ukraine and to put out the fires of war there in the balkans and the middle east, because world wars have always started there, when the superpowers were involved in these wars. there are at least four steps that lie on the surface. how putin, having lost the war on the battlefield, implements special operations in various directions and has partial success there, in fact. you know, i once read an american historian, i don't remember his name now, who said that of course, it is very important to celebrate victories. allies over, well, over nazi germany, and in africa, and on the territory of western europe, and over the then ally of the nazis, imperialist japan, over there, in southwest asia, in the pacific ocean, but he said the following key phrase , that, of course, all this would be important, but if , say, they did not break hitler's spine at stalingrad , relatively speaking, yes, then of course it would be difficult to talk a

about the balkan war, they became such a brand, yes, something if the film from the balkans, then itefinitely about the war, what more can i tell you about, we would still like to avoid... this trap, because ukrainian cinema is animation, it is comedy, it is horror, and action, and horror films, that is, there are a lot of genres, and there are also war films. films are not the only genre that needs to be covered, but of course, guilt is the elephant in the room that cannot be ignored, well , you just know, such a difficult situation arises when it is really impossible to ignore, and when such a horror is happening outside the window, everything other fades and it loses its weight, but to watch it right now is really right about the war, real stories, i don't know if the audience is ready, because it hurts, well, that's how we know, at 20. in mariupol, a very honest film that shows what actually happened in the surrounded city, we see that people are ready to watch, but here there is also an important function of cinema - it is the creation of a certain myth, it is the myth of us, ou

so one place were dfc present seems to be working is in the balkans. there is a belgrade office opened it was unique means the united states but to be able to project influence all across the region. even those located in belgrade folks from kos of oh and other albanian majority nations about the dnc was a fair actor. it is close now, which i think was a mistake. it does seemed like the opening to the proposed opening of a site in brazil you see the efficacy of having some folks on site. it is any opportunity to take a look at the presents we have seen events their spiral nearly out of control. my read is that very small investment of will pay dividends in terms of deals but also had a calming effect on the region at large brickwork signs for the questioner absolute right. increasing our international presence is important are. in the financial institutions have between 15 and 30% of their staff abroad government local information. doing business development and having a presence on the ground coordinate with their embassies and so forth. we have a 1%

right now, tensions are rising in the balkans., which belgrade refuses to recognise. and those tensions do have regional impact. my guest is montenegro's president, jakov milatovic. his country is in nato and he's seeking rapid eu membership. but could regional instability and outside meddling thwart his ambition? presidentjakov milatovic, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. it's a great pleasure to have you. you have made it quite clear your overriding political ambition and aim is to get montenegro into the eu within the next five years.

once they take your time and into bidet eastern europe, they might even attacked the balkan countries which are of course nato countries. if you compromise the baltic countries for example, at the point you directly assault the existence of nato. if nato is the principal defense mechanism for eastern and western europe at this point, there's a lot at stake. and there's a lot going on. the israeli war is a terrible thing and that is going on right now and nobody is talking about anything except that, but the listening public needs to understand, the viewing public needs to understand this is a bigger picture going on. the real threat to the united states exists in the long run is a ukraine war and if that is why we have to spend time making sure we give them the support they need. here's the endgame, putin dictates this. we did not win world war ii the day after we end it -- invaded normandy, it took time to push back the fascist dictatorship. what we see right now in russia is a fascist dictatorship whose intention to attack your neighbors, militarily. they are making that point clear

events. that is, he is a hero of the balkan battles, which means that since then there has been a bigetus for the development of the future city, it means that rumyantsev himself invested a lot in the development of our city, which means that fulling mills and flax production were developed here, which means flax was grown in the fields, from this they made sails and ropes, which were later were already implemented within the russian empire. peter the great was assigned to manufacture rope sails for the russian fleet under construction; rumyantsev's estate resounded with glory throughout the empire. the field marshal was actually the empress's protege in ukraine. due to his extreme busyness, he rarely visited his belarusian estate. oh, what ropes and sails they make here. the dutch are jealous, but they can’t outdo our brother,” one of the famous russian shipbuilders wrote in his travel notes after inspecting one from dobrus manufactories. the historical heritage of dobrush is preserved and enhanced. the history is preserved in the architecture, the names of the city districts, family

guys there who were worried after the balkan war in yugoslavia and the kosovars here such fighters forthe middle east and the europeans , but it was still under control , but any brussels policeman knew perfectly well, although there is police, well, we all know poi, but there is already poirot he wasn't, yes he was i didn’t work there anymore, yes, it was all a perfectly controlled story, well, because, well, as they say, everyone has to live like this, and this was explained to me by people who worked at nato, i say, so they say, well, this everyone, well, yes, here somehow, yes, in any state, especially in a state like belgium, there must be a backlash, good american people explained to me. the whole problem is that europe didn’t even understand how it had changed, it kept thinking that it was under control, but this has been out of control for a long time, it kept thinking that european values ​​- this is what is called tolerance and all that , and these are other values, europe cannot come to terms with its own, it cannot accept its new status, and its new status... that i drove a

thus, the countries of the region are trying to block the so-called balkan route, the popularity of whichas begun to grow again, according to official data agency for the protection of external borders of the european union frontek number of crossings along this route. in 2022 increased by 136% compared to the previous year. statistics for 2023 are expected to be even higher. croatian prime minister andrej plenkovic expressed hope that the return of borders will only be temporary. and in hungary, the government, which takes one of the toughest anti-migration positions in the eu, emphasized that the measures also pose a threat to the economic stability of europe. if brussels does not change its migration politics, we may find ourselves. where they would not like, in the era of europe divided by old borders, wrote the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of this country, peter szijjártó, on social networks. regina sevastova, european vgtrk, brussels, belgium. internet platforms for finding random travel companions are becoming increasingly popular, how safe are they, is it worth giving r

a new growth plan to the western balkans by the eu.enior eu officials met with leaders of albania, bosnia, kosovo and serbia in the albanian capital as part of annual integration talks called the berlin process. having been promised e.u. membership years ago, the process has been slow may be due to a lack of reform on their part. the eu promised an investment plan of up to 30 billion euros for the region and has so far triggered around half of that amount. >> we want to give access to the european single market, access to companies in the european single market, but for that, we need reforms in the western balkans and those willing to reform, those willing to compete get funding for investment from the european union. our doors are open and let's work on this growth plan. yuka: we end business in the united states where the united autoworkers strike continues with no end in sight. more than 34,000 workers are out on strike which began on the 15th of september. last week, workers at ford's largest and most profitable plant joined the wa

right now, tensions are rising in the balkans.es to recognise. and those tensions do have regional impact. my guest is montenegro's president, jakov milatovic. his country is in nato and he's seeking rapid eu membership.

balkan culture came to me gradually, and then one day i saw these flutes and i just thought: i have toi slowly made this kind of flute, and then kusturica appeared in my life and somehow this impression became complete, my own new film kusturica plans to film in russia next year. based on the novel by dostoevsky, crime is punishment, and kuban as a filming location is perfect better. now i need to find, if, as i said, i need sun, so that, i think in your region, there is a lot of sun. at the end of the meeting, kusturica admitted that he plans to visit new regions of russia. perhaps in the future the landscapes of the donetsk or lugansk people's republics will also be reflected. now advertising, after the next episode from vladimir solovyov’s series about the progress of the special operation, the commander of the formation with the call sign peresvet spoke about the reconnaissance work in the zone. as you age, vision changes may change your usual things, tofon is designed to nourish, restore and preserve youthful eyes. it is recommended to use daily for 3 months, tuufon is now in new

for example, alexander, anastasievskaya village presented kusturica with a balkan flute, which he maden culture came gradually came to me, so one day i saw these flutes and well, i just thought: i have to do this, this... kleit and i slowly did it, and then kusturica appeared in my life and somehow this impression became complete, my new film kusturica plans to film in russia next year, based on roman dostoevsky, crime is punishment, and kuban as a filming location would be perfect, now i need to find it, if, as i said, i need the sun, so i think that in your region there that's a lot of money. in at the end of the meeting, kusturica admitted that he plans to visit new regions of russia; perhaps in the future the landscapes of donetsk or the lugansk people's republics will also be reflected in his films. liv kanavalov, ivan muronov, vesti. you're approved. find out your credit score by comparison. we will help you choose a loan taking into account your credit history and payment burden. if it’s a loan , then compare it on the website in the application, i ordered a package of kefir, i

the european union, which would include ukraine , moldova, as well as the countries of the western balkansok place until 2030, for us it would be, well , a good pace, the passage of all our european integration transformations and those reforms, and you and i must understand that a lot will depend on us, but at the same time, a lot will also depend on how quickly the european union will change internally, they have already started this discussion, they have started this discussion at the level of heads of government and states, and they understand that both the individual policies of the european union and the individual approaches to financing those or others programs and certain tools, i don't know if there is any hope of resuming communication, but ivana klympush tsinsadze, people's deputy of ukraine, head of the verkhovna rada committee on ukraine's integration into the european union. with us in this conversation and we are waiting for a signal from our colleagues, as soon as mrs. ivana appears on the line, we will definitely add her to the broadcast, well, i will return a little to t

whether it would be central europe in ukraine, or in the balkans is still up in the air. one of the things about europe is it's easy for people to get there from washington as opposed if you look at certain places in west africa or in south asia for. >> you have been to georgia recently have you? >> i was there a year ago. >> you think it's easy to get there. [laughter] >> you should try to get to. [laughter] none of it is easy. i will say in georgia i was delighted to visit there because dfc has a 30 year history of investing there and obviously with our predecessor. from washington d.c. we've been over 60 deals in georgia and that history. >> i would hope georgia will be one of the places you are also o considering for an office. because of its strategic location between europe and central asia i know i'm out of time mr. chairman bellamy also weigh in and say i certainly support the equity scoring fix that has been raised and hope that can get done. >> hundred at home and that hold appreciated took the extra two minutes so he can make it to the committee's center ben ho

ukraine, ukraine's accession to nato, this is an exclusively political issue, on the example of the balkanntries, you actually remember the precedent when a number of countries, even without the implementation of traffic laws and of the so-called points necessary for joining nato, not even 5% were fulfilled there, it was political decisions made by nato members, that is why they explained this is, by the way, russian factors, i’m so sorry, if the balkans are a russian fact , then what is happening in ukraine, regarding the real scenarios, well, we canceled the traffic rules, in what way did this bring us closer to nato, it’s just a matter of coming and giving political guarantees again, so give we have security guarantees, and the security guarantees were actually announced by a high-ranking nato official, he was not a clerk and not an ordinary member, that ukraine is ready to provide security guarantees, that is, the entry of nato in exchange for territorial concessions, in just two days stolteng asked i would like to hear this statement, how we got closer to nato, we have been hearing th

so growth initiative which has been investing around the world, including in the balkans months and he goes current parliamentary speaker was instrumental in developing plans for the highway and negotiating the project for the chinese at the time even by of which was minister of transport. nice for me, but a claim that we never said no to the a, you always bring this but they would just no serious offers me and he will. and i understanding of the board and all the thing is that the, the simplest concepts of why we chose a chinese company is that it had the best and cheapest alpha. he looked at me slope customer, the critics attack of saying it was a highway from nowhere to nowhere where i can get an estimate linguistically quality. in fact, what could we started with the most difficult section of the types of routes and use so that we could have a nice, you know, hands with you and implement the rest of the highway with the private and was full public financing a coil margin. what the book with some of the units that i didn't know if we can pretty luckily i don't know, but that's where

the balkan culture came to me gradually, so one day i saw these flutes and well, i just thought...ake this type of flute and i slowly did it, and then kusturica appeared in my life and somehow this impression became holistic, its own new kusturica plans to shoot the film in russia next year, based on roman dostoevsky’s crime-punishment, and kuban as a filming location would be perfect. now i need to find if, as i said, i need the sun so that, i think that in your region there, that's a lot of sun. at the end of the meeting, kusturica admitted that he plans to visit new regions of russia. perhaps in the future the landscapes of the donetsk or lugansk people's republics will also be reflected in it. well, then at the end of the hour we will talk about the best projects of additional education in moscow, immediately after advertising about new russian technologies in the science program. pental extragel contains a special component for better penetration of pain and inflammation into the eye. pentalginel against pain and inflammation. one of my friends has complex relationship with th

the balkan culture came to me gradually, so one day i saw these flutes and well, i just thought: i have slowly made this type of flute, and then kusturica appeared in my life and somehow this impression became holistic, its own new kusturica plans to shoot the film in russia next year, based on roman dostoevsky's crime and punishment. and kuban as a filming location is perfect. now i need to find, if, as i said, i need the sun, so that, i think that in your region, there is a lot of sun. at the end of the meeting, kusturica admitted that he plans to visit new regions of russia, and perhaps in the future the landscapes of the donetsk or lugansk people's republics will also be reflected in his films. livkanavalov, ivan muronov, news. in ekaterinburg. the oldest theater in russia, the alexandrrinsky, came on tour, showed a modern political thriller, a play by valery fokin, an honest woman, but among the audience was my colleague, albert musin. from the very first minutes, with provocative questions , the viewer is immersed in action-packed diplomatic battles, where every word is a spark th

countries of mainly the maghreb, the middle east, and afghanistan, and you are creating a second balkansourself. kreuzbeg district of berlin, you joke about it that it is the largest turkish city in europe. accordingly, how will the diaspora from these countries in europe behave, in the context of support, it is already necessary to protect synagogues and the jewish cultural center, i say, throughout europe, in germany, according to local data law enforcement agencies, the number of manifestations of anti-semitism, well, various types of everyday life, is growing year by year, but the germans are embarrassed to admit that up to 80% of incidents are associated with anti-semitism - this is... people from the middle east are embarrassed to admit that those refugees are hardworking and not smokers who live in abundance in berlin, stuttgart , and dortmund, to put it mildly, are not very inclined to comply with the standards of tolerance and political correctness that are established in europe, and this is really a big, big problem the problem is that global big fire or pie with troubles that

in this way, the countries of the region are trying to block the so-called balkan route, the popularity. according to official data from the eu external border protection agency frontex, the number of crossings along this route in 2022 increased by 136% compared to the previous year. it is expected that statistics in 2023 it will be even higher. croatian prime minister andrej plenkovic expressed the hope that the return of borders will be only temporary; in hungary, the government, which takes one of the toughest anti-migration positions in the eu, emphasized that the measures also pose a threat to the economic stability of europe. if brussels does not change its migration policy, we may end up where we would not like, in an era of europe divided by old borders, the head wrote on social networks. belgium, now a short advertisement, watch further documentary film young wine of crimea, how winemakers become, in the urals, we know that prospects are where they feel, where they wait. where they love, there are prospects, with ural sip bank, they become a reality, urals, prospects are where

right now, tensions are rising in the balkans.de refuses to recognise. and those tensions do have regional impact. my guest is montenegro's president, jakov milatovic. his country is in nato and he's seeking rapid eu membership. but could regional instability and outside meddling thwart his ambition? presidentjakov milatovic, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. it's a great pleasure to have you. you have made it quite clear your overriding political ambition and aim is to get montenegro into the eu within the next five years.

to live in croatia, and this applies without exception, probably. all countries who survived the balkan wars, that is, it is very, very subtle and very difficult there, i would , of course, the experience of croatia can show us a lot, the experience of croatia, the experience of bosnia and herzegovina, but still you cannot draw direct parallels, croatia is a country , which has a different history and a slightly different background, especially bosnia and herzegovina. hmm, what, what, what is important, what slovenka drakolic, ozren kebo, milenko yergovich, and the late , unfortunately, dobravka uugrisych, who is also worth reading, can tell us now, come, of course she won't come, but she left, left very important literature for us, they are problematizers, these authors and authors, problematize in general, itself, yes, the issue of dialogue itself. so that when the readiness for dialogue comes, and in particular milenko yergovich, who, this year, he will not be at the forum, he has been coming to us for many years, and i hope that we will see him live, maybe next year, he is worth rea

bratushki are serbian, things are different there in the balkans, unfortunately, in the future we willout serbia , but about our native, avdiivka, in that direction they were unsuccessful, fortunately, but the offensive actions of the enemy are still active, we will ask about everything in detail, because a few minutes after a short break, our next guest, stay with us, passion in every touch, for you and for him, is discounts on radical 1 + 1 = 3 cosmetics in pharmacies, travel bams and savings, there are discounts on voltar forte 20% in pharmacies planznyk, bam and savings. with gr, the body can lose water, so reo water is a must for abundant drinking. the solution for abundant drinking is reo water. reo - water for special medical purposes. tired of heavy and bulky saws. then there is a compact and powerful strong saw. unpack the tv just for you. now you can easily trim trees and bushes. the strong saw is so convenient to use for carpentry. it is the perfect tool for your house or garden. the price is only uah 1,499, and a reliable battery is also included in the set, to cut branches

the balkan route, whose popularity has begun to grow again.ding to official data from the eu external border protection agency frontex , the number of crossings along this route in 2022 increased by 136% compared to the previous year. statistics for 2023 are expected to be even higher. croatian prime minister andrej plenkovic expressed the hope that the return of borders will only temporary. and in hungary, the government, which occupies one of the toughest anti-mieties. positions in the eu, they emphasized: the measures also pose a threat to the economic stability of europe. if brussels does not change its migration policy, we may end up where we would not like, in an era of europe divided by old borders, the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of this country, petr szijjártó, wrote on social networks. regina sevastyanova, european vgtrk, brussels, belgium. this weekend , argentina found itself at a very difficult crossroads. member country large twenty and candidate country. brix members, there is indeed an unpredictable first round of p

about the current relations between russia and serbia and the current position of the serbs in the balkanse the target of western policy because we stand for christianity. after our session these books, thank you very much, i will definitely take the books, thank you, and as for whether russia and serbia are a target for some circles in the west, well, yes, this is a fact, but what about here, no proof is needed here nothing special. it’s just a fact, why serbia is such a target, i honestly don’t understand, just like russia, in the early nineties, it seemed like it would do anything to build after the collapse of the soviet union, believing that times have changed dramatically, go,

that until there is peace in the balkans, there will be no peace, and this eventually buried both the austro-hungarian empire and the russian empire under it, led to before the first world war war, and by and large it happened later, the agreements after the first world war became the cause of the second, and here too, one should not hope that without a normal life... in the middle east, one can generally hope for someone to sleep peacefully. and what's next, taiwan, some more hot stuff, we'll see how that looks from a global perspective now, because i think in principle we could see a coordinated operation. moscow can come to an agreement with iran in order to do so. we will wake up with you tomorrow and we learn that north korea. they launched a missile over south korea and tokyo, and something was destroyed there. well, here is a great story for you, you see, instability has just brewed in the south caucasus, which calls into question the energy relations between the west and azerbaijan, in the middle east there is a terrible war between hamas and israel, in the far east there is a

, and everyone understood that until there was peace in the balkans, there would be no peace, and this eventually buried under itself and austro-hungarian empire and russia, led to the first world war, and by and large, then the agreements after the first world war became the cause of the second, and here too, one should not hope that without... a normal life in the middle east, it is possible for anyone at all hope he sleeps peacefully and what's next taiwan some more hot we'll see how it looks from a global perspective now because i think basically we could see a coordinated operation moscow can come to an agreement with iran , in order to, and with pinyan, we will wake up with... tomorrow we will find out that north korea launched a missile at south korea, and whether something was destroyed in tokyo and there, well, here is a great story for you, you see, in the south caucasus , only the instability that calls into question the west's energy relations with azerbaijan, in the middle east there is a terrible war between hamas and israel, in the far east there is another crisis, it is

the chancellor made the announcement in albany where he's been at a meeting between the you and balkan countries. charles will reportedly then at travel on to egypt to assess the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip. will of course be bringing more on the story at the top of the hour. you should use this occasion for now. so let's go to poland, where the right wing governing one, just as party appears to be on the verge of losing power. exit polls from sunday's general election suggests the party won the most votes, but that opposition parties will be better place to form a government opposition leader don't have to. it's called at the beginning of a new era, a potent selection. so the highest is low to turn out in more than 3 decades, and rotors still waiting for the final results in was so many residents were happy with the exit polls indication that the incumbent low and just this policy is unlikely to secure a set time. i'm very happy and i think that poland will know finally move a bit closer to europe and that will be respected there. the good times we return and we'll put an

issues including deterrents and defense to support ukraine and natoo ongoing operations in the western balkans and iraq. it was a productive day and i'm proud of all the progress that nato has made. we still got a lot more to do but we will get it done together and live up to the commitments that we have made to ourselves and to each other. now let me be clear, nato is a defensive alliance and we will not be drawn into putin's illegal war choice, but we will stand up for ukraine's right to defend itself and we will continue to strengthen this alliance for the challenges to come and we will defend the sovereignty and territory of every nato ally. america's commitment to that mission is iron clad and so is our commitment to article 5. one last thing, we are especially proud that we will be hosting our allies next summer at the washington summit and excited to come together to commemorate the 75th anniversary of this great alliance. thanks again for being here. and with that, i will be happy to take a couple of questions. >> first question goes to gordon from "wall street journal." >> the first q

when i was in the balkans, i was taught that when you say simply praise, it’s thank you, and when you praise , it’s nice, the serbs taught you that, it’s nice. shahbazov, in fact, your colleague from the republic of sersk has already asked you this question, but i will slightly change the turbulence that everyone says in the hydrocarbon markets for azerbaijan, this is a cause for concern or a reason for constructive work, which was already mentioned just now, thank you great, i would also like to join all my colleagues and thank the distinguished deputy prime minister, mr. novak, alexander valentinovich for the invitation, it has already become a tradition that every year in october we we are gathering here for energy week in moscow, discussing current issues , problems, problems in the field of energy, yes, of course, it is a well-known fact that turbulence in energy markets is serious. the state of the global energy market, in principle , it showed, demonstrated once again that there is a need to have more diversification in the energy market, this applies to consumers who are prima