the inspectors had the most complaints about the state of the armed forces of germany, the benelux countriesd canada. the latter, as it turned out, has less than half of its military equipment on the move, and this is an average figure; for example, of the 78 canadian leopard tanks, only eight. the transfer of ammunition shells to ukraine has depleted the country's arsenal. at the same time, military spending is less than one and a half. cent of canadian gdp, which does not meet nato requirements. germany is doing little better; at the general summit of the alliance, which opens today, participants will have something to discuss. there are just under two weeks left before the presidential elections in venezuela, which will be held on july 28. recent public opinion polls suggest that there is no intrigue here in pomin. the current president maduro enjoys the support of 56% of citizens, and so will win in the first round. his main rival, edmunda gonzalez urugue, a representative of the united opposition, will collect only about 15% of the votes. drug control officers , with the force support o

speak, i had such an idea, that poland and ukraine can create something similar. to something like benelux. we may not like the bagpipes, i don't know, we may not like the pis, but at one time, when the great war began, the polish political elites ruling at that time showed their readiness to support and behaved extremely dignified in what was related to the support of ukraine. it concerns the support of ukraine. of course, maybe they couldn't have behaved differently, but in any case they did it well, and we are in ukraine appreciates it very much, but then something happened, right? and there was a very strange pause, some kind of silence on both sides, and some people at the border, so-called activists, or pseudo-activists, blocking the border and so on. and now we see a thaw in those political polish-ukrainian relations. president zelensky's last meeting with prime minister donald tust. the meeting between zelenskyi and duda and the subsequent signing of this agreement. what do you think happened at that moment, why it turned out that it is possible to fight during the war? it is alway

is believed that this is the 17th century, where england and the regions that are now called the beneluxact, the growth of the economy, these centuries, did not differ from the medieval one, that is, in essence, here this cash-in economy didn’t exist, so it seems to me that i don’t like this periodization, i’m not very myself at all, it seems to me that a person doesn’t change much, and society changes in some ways, in some special social economic relations, right, they are different from those that were there again, as a person who received an education. formed her worldview and views on socio-economic development in those same years and in the late eighties during the era of the emergence of capitalism in modern russia, here i am how would i define several things: the first is, well, as we know, freedom is better than not freedom, it is freedom, economic freedom, i believe that it is not an inherent feature , which means, strictly speaking , capitalism as such, in ancient times there was right, here is private property, but in ancient judea there was a right to private property with a

how it is believed that this is the 19th century, where england and the regions that are now called beneluxew, views on socio-economic development in those same years and in the late eighties in the era of the emergence of capitalism in modern russia, here i am, well , how would i define several things: the first is, well, as we know, freedom is better than not freedom, it is freedom, economic freedom, i believe that it is not an inherent feature certainly, that means, strictly speaking , capitalism as such in ancient rome had the right, here is private property, and in ancient judaea there was the right of private property with a ban on selling, for example, the most grandiose event in modern russia. traditions and advanced technologies, the greatest achievements and discoveries. all corners of the country. all areas of life. 247 days. 89 regions. more than 17 million visitors. we have something to be surprised by, we have something to be proud of, the ceremonial closing of the russia exhibition, july 6. on the first. and today we gathered with thoughts on capitalism and its current state,

is how it is believed that this is the 16th century, england and the regions that are now called beneluxeived an education and... formed his worldview, views on socio-economic development in those same years and at the end of the eighties in the era of the emergence of capitalism in modern russia, here i am, well, how would i define several things: the first is, well, as we know, freedom is better than not freedom, this is freedom, economic freedom, i believe that it is not line inherent, which means, strictly speaking, capitalism as such in ancient times also had the right to private property, and in ancient judaea there was the right to private property with a ban on selling, for example , ancestral land. these were not people for people, here again we know from the same gospel story, from other historical facts, we know that there were houses, including the houses of patricia, where slaves essentially used, in fact, were members of the seven, that is, it largely depends on, strictly speaking, all these ideas about a wonderful society, yes, in the end they depend on the performers, as