we take a look at how unified germans actually feel, more than 30 years after the berlin wall separating east and west came down. ♪ i'm phil gayle. welcome to the program. armenia's parliament has voted to join the international criminal court. the government says it is seeking security and legal guarantees in the aftermath of the latest conflict with azerbaijan. but the decision is likely to string relations with russia. the court has issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin for alleged crimes committed during russia's invasion of ukraine. parliament -- once parliament's decision takes effect, armenia it would be obliged to detain vladimir putin if he entered the country. i spoke earlier to asbed kotchikian, a professor of political science and international relations at the american university of armenia. i asked him what is behind armenia's decision to join the icc. asbed: thank you for having me. well, it's an escalation, at least for the last couple of months, of armenia's deep disappointment and very deep rejection of what they view as a betrayal by russia. in

he was on the brink which we may not have known but as the berlin wall in 1989 and marking the greatestievement of president had in the last 50 years, dissolution of the soviet union and the collapse of the berlin wall so reflecting on this and it occurred to me it's a great way to think about a campaign right now going forward. but what i want to be able to thank you looking into the camera in january of 2033 after serving two terms and being able to address the people on my way out the door and successor. what i would want to say is a number of things. one, we can say we have restored the american dream and people can get ahead again. government will get off your back and not what the bureaucrats run on society and what the left and denied you the chance to make the most of your god-given ability. we will be able to say our country reclaimed and restored national sovereignty because we will have a border that is airtight, secure and not allowing mexican drug cartels boys and people throughout and it talking. in florida we have a program, the only state in the country in the last year

more than 30 years off to the berlin wall came down and the east and west became la plus french authorities declared a war on ben fox taking on the blood sucking power sides in the run up to next is paris, other the guy both as well come to the program, i mean he has problems has voted to join the international criminal course in the hague. the government is seeking security and legal guarantees, and the optimal off the latest conflict with azerbaijan bought armenia a desire to join the i see. so he is likely to strain relations with its allied restaurants. the court has issued interest court for president that'd be putting over the war and ukraine. media would be legally obliged to detain him if he ever enters its territory. boss hasn't showed moscow, it would not sauce to heidi younger it on how much x and i also dw report dmitri pony. ivan who is in the armenian capital here of on with a southern initiative from the armenian lawmakers, came from yeah, the voting procedure happened today. pretty quickly, the vote was 6222 members of the parliament from the opposition party voted against t

i remember, and you may well remember this, too, bob gates said after the berlin wall came down we had holiday. and if you recall, we saw big competition with and our challenges would be against terrorism. we certainly had terrorism. we had war in afghanistan and war in iraq, all related to terrorism or the fear of terrorism. now, regretfully as we have learned in the last week, we still have terrorism and what's changed is we have two big power competitors at the same time. so the holidays from history is clearly over. we anticipate and you have been writing about it, the administration will send up a supplemental that deals with israel, ukraine, taiwan and republicans are going to want something serious about the border. and so we'll take a look at the package when they send it up. make suggestions to improve it if that's needed, but clearly the world has changed dramatically in the last 10 days. >> all of us are heart broken and disgusted by the atrocities committed by hamas against israel. there are some in this country and you see it more on our college and university campuses don

plus, it's more than 30 years since the berlin wall came down and east and west germany became one country. how unified adjustments today.

he was on the brink which may not have known at that time, he was on the brink of seeing the berlin walll down later that year in 1989 and marking the greatest achievement a president had in the last 50 years, the dissolution of the soviet union and collapse of the berlin wall. he's reflecting on the successes and it occurred to me that that is a great way to think about a campaign right now going forward. what what i want to say to you looking into the camera in january 2033 after serving two terms and being able to address the people out the door. hopefully handing it off to a worthy successor? what i would want to say is a number of things. one, we will say we restored the american dream in this country, people that work hard can get ahead again. government is going to get off your back, we are not going to let the bureaucrats run our society, we are not going to the left the left politicize our economy and deny you the chance to make the most of your god-given ability. we will also be able to say that our country has reclaimed and restored its national sovereignty because we will hav

today we take a look at how unit 5 germans actually failed, pulled in for 2 years after the berlin wall came down at east and west.

the the 36 years ago my parents flood iran for germany in search of the fall of the berlin wall. and the people overcome with joy and excitement was still a defining memory of our new home. for me, it was an incredibly beautiful moment. all those people, some of them for the 1st time in their lives, truly felt free. today. freedom, at least, and wealthy countries is something we almost take for granted. we can choose how we want to live. for most people around the world, that's just a dream. and it's under threat now in the west to the my name is peggy adoni. and i'm an actor in this film, i'm going on a journey to ask, what does freedom mean in the 21st century? the over 3 centuries ago, the age of enlightenment began, bringing with the progress, reason and human rights. today, these achievements arteries. do we need a new enlightenment? the 21st century, the it's monday. morning onset. in hamburg. for 3 years, i've played a police investigator in a crime series. i used to be a kind of go to person for anything foreign and exotic. but now that the film industry has caught on ger

yeah. officer, the berlin wall came down when the communist east became part of the west, germany and ceased to exist as a nation. so more than 30 years on how unified is the country. all our reports has had been finding else a lien on the 3rd of october 1990. the day went to jem and use the communist east and the capital is west became one again the 33 years later. and it took until this july for east and west state pensions to a chief parity people in the east still less than the west and count of pods and verify a few east germans and positions of power nationwide. the and that is all about german unity is completed is not perfect in the minds and hearts of many east and west germany appear to be drifting a pod once again into the off many of the east germans, especially in smaller titans like the one where i live, know, i really feel for gotten the feel invisible and that their problems are not addressed enough to be in the garden racing. so they found that less than 40 percent of germans nationwide, few of the country is more united than divided. a striking, the perception of uni

1919 the form of the communist east matched with the democratic west. less than a year after the berlin wall came down. germany's political leaders guy that in hamburg to celebrate the anniversary of month of kenny as president william wrote to pass welcome to decision by the un security council to send the multinational force to haiti saying it would quote not fail. the higher the people can, you will have the un force going to the caribbean country where, which has been overrun by gang violence since the assassination office president, 2 years ago. the how you t is a country in crisis. natural disasters, disease and trump, and 5 and f sort. the item state in recent years. the gangs from the street of the capital photo applause to gods with police and attacks on civilians are commonplace . the government has been unable to impose rule of law to provide basic services with the un security council of the approval hire these calls for help of finding being onset or no love a half of the government and the people of hate email to you. i would like to thank all of those for that voice is the ass

the 1990, the formerly communist east modes with a democratic west, less than a year after the berlin wall came down to him and his political leaders got it in the handbook to celebrate the anniversary month of cannot see only 2 people have been killed and 5 others injured in the shooting at the luxury shopping mold in bangkok. please say a 14 year old boy was taken into custody at the c. authorities say the suspect appears to be suffering from mental illness. gun violence is not uncommon in thailand, they'll mass shootings, rab, the fleeing from an active shooter. these mobiles thrown images so terrified shop is running out to the move into the streets of central bangkok. off to hearing gunshots. witnesses describes the tara so we decide a few bad shots, though, just be funding all over the place. and everyone was scared, petrified. we saw a lot of people running past where we were eating. we didn't know what had happened . then someone from one of the shops told us to go inside because there was a shooter. everyone was trying to find a place to hide. so many people were terrified, just l

that we take a look at how unit fights and germans actually field. holden fuzzy here is also the berlin wall came down as east to west became walk the i'm good. how that off as well. come to the program. i mean, he has parliament has voted to join the international criminal court. the government is seeking security and legal guarantees and the optimal off the latest conflict with us about john bought a meeting as desire to join the i. c. c. as i'm good, it's ally, russia. the court has issued interest for and full president vladimir putin. and amelia, of would be legally obliged to detain him if he enters the country, the crammed, involved of serious consequences. so if i media joined to the court on his watch me golf to do all of the one 0, joined by our report dmitri pony. ivan, who is in the media and the capital here. yvonne debates where does the supplement initiative from the media? little makers come from a yeah, the voting procedure happened today pretty quickly. the voltage was 6222 members of the parliament from deposition party voted against. they say not enough was done to underl

gesprochen gesagt gott, wenn du bist, menschen wissen erzählen und so und begeisterung dich, dass ich, berlin walllapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of the soviet union. the communist party leader michael gorbachov, under his policy of glasnost, ustured in new era of openness with the west, and under another of his policies perest troika, he attempted to navigate his country's communist economy into a new era of capitalism. by 1991, pedastroika was failing and along came the new russian state's first president boris. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership under russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story, the fall of once browed superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligars. it is also the story of how richer has become the state it is today. a two-hour flight east of moscow on the border of europe and asia lies russia's fourth largest city, yacateringberg, traditionally a center of heavy industry. it is the capital of the eurol region and also t

ambulans ekibinin polis ekibinin içişleri bakanlığının hemen önüne sevk edildiğini söyleyelim as the berlin wallonce great superpower of the soviet union. the communist party leader michael gorbachov usshed in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, pedastroika was failing and along came the new russian state's first predent, borisson. this documentary tells the story of the 80. years of leadership under rush has attempted transition from communism to capitalism, it is often tragic story of the fall of a once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs, is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. alepo, a city raised to the ground, destructed by war, but beyond the rubble and a half destroyed house, life still continues, with all of its beauty, zest. and hope. as hundreds of people have marked. the voice of the voiceless press an explosion and ensuing gunfire hit the trigger capital andcrack close to the apartment of... parties regard the incident as a terrorist attack. iran's presidente highlights th

as the berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of the soviet union.he communist party leader michael gorbachov usshed in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter streika was failing. and along came the new russian states first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership under russia's attempted transition from. communism to capitalism, it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. it is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. news in brief for this hour advance top security official warns that any geopolitical change in the caucasus will destabilize the region and escalate the crisis there. aliakbar ahmadian made the comments in a meeting with his armenian counterpart in tehan. ahmadian called for candid and constructive talks between regional countries. the democratic people's. republic of korea has denounced the un nuclear watch dog for joining a

as the berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of the soviet union, the communistparty leader michael gorbachov, uschered in a new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter was failing and along came the new russian state's first president, boris yelson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yelson's. leadership under russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism, it is an often tragic story of the fall of a once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarks, is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. explosion and ensuing gunfire have been heard in the turkish capital ankara. reports suggest the blast occurred close to parliament. which was due to open this new session later on sunday, the interior ministry has called the incident a terrorist attack that left two officers injured. iranian president has called for unity among muslims, slamming any devisive move in the muslim world as in line with enemy's objectives. rc was addressing the 37th

as the berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of the soviet union, the communistarty leader michael gorbachov, aschered in a new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter was failing and along came the new russian state's first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership. under russia attempted transition from communism to capitalism, it is an often tragic story of the fall of a once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people. and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs, is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. take your pick of current affairs. iran and west asia are news factories. for in-depth look at what's happening in and in relation to iran, iran today is your show. spotlight is exactly what it says, beaming a light on important topics of the day wherever they arise, from an alternative viewpoint. if you want american affairs analyzed by experts from the usa, which we the people. perhaps you'd like a track to india and pakistan, the subcontinent

as the berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov at in a new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter streika was failing, and along came the new russian state's first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership and of russia's attempt to transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story of the four or once proud superpower the... hardships of millions of ordinary people and the arrive new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. it's also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. the us said it was going to reconstruct afghanistan. stand and restore security to the country, but after two decades, wherever you look in the country, you only see death and destruction. many us officials have taken the lid off the wide-spread corruption under the guide of reconstruction projects, follow the details in this documentary. the stories on press, the iran's top security official warns that any geopolitical change in the cauca

thing to gorbachev when he became human. world, when he received the nobel prize, he broke the berlin wall the entire eastern camp in which we were, for the sake of his own sense of significance. and just like that, the first person in the world, with one click, turns out to be. look at the advertiser, this is gorbachev, gorbachev, it’s because of him that our economy is a mess, and thanks to him we have new opportunities. it is because of him that we have political instability, and thanks to him we have freedom, complete chaos, prospects, political instability, and thanks to him, we have a letter, for gorbachev, for gorbachev, for gorbachev, we talked a lot today about the fake, but i want to show you the real thing about this guy, this is a russian guy, alexey, look, he was evacuating the wounded, he was thrown from a drone a grenade, he was the only one with a bulletproof vest, he covered the guys with him, the grenade exploded, well, he survived, but his legs were severely injured, there was only one tourniquet. with which he was able to bandage himself, he lost consciousness, a guy fr

امروز امنیت حرف اول رو می زنم ما هدف اصلیم همه مردم دنیا آزادانه بدون سلطه اونها زندگی کنند as the berlin walleadership under russia's attempt to transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story. the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarks, is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. everyone you're watching, iran warns again that any geopolitical change in the caucases would destabilize the region and escalate the crisis. iran's special representative for afghanistan says the economic and security problems in afghanistan are a result of 20 years of us lead occupation. moscow has warned london the british. military instructors in ukraine would be legitimate targets for russian soldiers.

gorbachev, when he became a man of peace, when he received the nobel prize for peace, he broke the berlin wallof the entire eastern camp in which we were, for the sake of his own sense of significance, and in the same way, the first man of the world , the same person turns out to be an advertiser pizza hut, look. it’s gorbachev, gorbachev, it’s because of him that our economy is a mess, and thanks to him we have new opportunities, it’s because of him that we have political instability, and thanks to him. we have freedom, complete chaos, prospects, political instability, and thanks to him, we have pisakhat, for gorbachev, for gorbachev, azerbaijan, azerbaijan, azerbaijan, azerbaijan, azerbaijan. we talked a lot today about the fake, but i want to show you the real thing, this guy, this is a russian guy, alexey, look, he he was evacuating the wounded, a grenade was thrown from a drone, he was the only one with a bulletproof vest, he covered the guys with him, the grenade exploded, well, he survived, but he was badly injured in his legs, there was only one tourniquet, which he was able to bandage

he broke the berlin wall, betraying, simply throwing to the mercy of the entire eastern camp in whichthe same way, the first man of the world, with one click, turns out to be an advertiser for pitsikhan, look. it’s gorbachev, gurbachev, it’s because of him that our economy is a mess, and thanks to him we have new opportunities, it’s because of him that we have political instability, and thanks to him we have freedom, complete chaos, prospects, political instability. yes, thanks to him, we have a pisat, for gorbachev, for gorbachev, for gorbachev. today we talked a lot about the fake, but i want to show you the real thing. guy, this is a russian guy, alexey, look, he was evacuating the wounded, a grenade was thrown from a drone, he was the only one with a flak jacket, he covered the guys with himself, the grenade exploded, he survived, but his legs were severely injured, there was only one tourniquet , with which he was able to bandage himself, he lost consciousness, a guy from a neighboring unit found him, dragged him almost 5 km to the hospital and asked him only one thing, that he s

as the berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov, ustured in new era of openness with the west, by 1991. peter was failing and along came the new russian state's first president boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership under russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story of the fall of a once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. it's also the story of how... has become the state it is today. i'm lambatopic here on press tv, and i want you to join me for cats and dogs where we take a quick look at dirty laundry in washington, bad manners at the united nations, and barking people in germany. literally, that's all on press tv with me lembatopic and cats and dogs, don't miss it! top stories here on press tv: new footage emerger showing us military convoy allegedly transporting syrian oil to uh iraq. according to a cradle online news magazin

20th century, socialism essentially collapsed, both politically, intellectually, politically, the berlin wall falling 89, and with it so too did the threat of international socialism as a military expansionist force. and intellectually, there simply aren't that many people around anymore who believe in socialism in the sense full state control of the economy, the people who themselves socialists nowadays mostly believe in a market economy. all right. they believe we all have a capitalistic name with private ownership of the means of production they just think that there should be a lot of regulation, that there should be a dose of redistribution to help. those who are left behind by the rising tide of a capitalist economy. so socialism essentially died. and when socialism die, libertarians kind of looked at themselves and thought, well, look if we're not, we can't define ourselves being against that. what we what are we for? what what positive thing are we standing for? so some socialists are sort of looking towards the right or some libertarians rather looking towards the right and looking a

he was on the brink of seeing the berlin wall later.occurred to me and that that is a great way to think about the campaign right now going forward. what wouldo i want to say to you in january hopefully handing off to a worthy successor i think i would want to say a number of things. we would want to restore the americanca dream. people can get ahead. we are not going to let the bureaucrats fromom our society r left the left politicize the economy and deny t the chance to make the most of your god-given ability. the country has restored its national sovereignty because we will have a a border that is airtight and secure and is not allowing mexican drug cartels. we t are the only state in the country that seen a decline in overdose deaths because of how we've tried to go and help people. if the pills laced with fentanyl, that could be the end of their lives and there's mothers across the country not just in border towns who've lost kids because of what is going on. one of the reasons we have our sovereignty restored is, yes, i will chang

thank you to you both. with that we come to the end for this edition of the news review. as the berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of the soviet union. the communist party leader michael gurbachov ustured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter streika was failing and along came the new russian state's first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership under russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story, the fall of a once proud. superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. it is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. welcome back, the british government says it wants to deploy military instructors to ukraine, defensemen mister grand chays that the opportunity arose following a discussion with british minity chief some friday, says the western part of ukraine has better condition for session opportunity in particular, this as the ukrainian armed forces are receiving

a new historical stage was the collapse of the berlin wall, the collapse of the socialist camp, and the the ussr in 1991. the new world order, a unipolar world under the leadership of the united states, was supposed to be the universal triumph of the free world, but it was short-lived. in the countries of asia and africa, which 40 years ago were called the third world. new, very influential centers of power have formed, which, in principle, are alien to the concept that reproduces the approaches cold war. the concept of the west as a free world played an important role in the confrontation at one time. pyotr slyoskin has been researching this phenomenon for several years. when did the idea of ​​a free world even arise? the free world became a key concept of american foreign policy in 1950, after the so-called loss of china and before the outbreak of the korean war. the main feature of the concept of freedom. world, this is a negative definition. american politicians identified the free world as not the communist world at all, that is, they proceeded from the fact that the whole world sh

he broke the berlin wall by simply throwing to be torn to pieces by the entire eastern camp in whicht man of the world with one click turns out to be an advertiser pitsikhan, look, it’s gorbachev, gorbachev, because of him we have a mess in the economy, and thanks to him we have new opportunities, it is because of him that we have political instability , and thanks to him we have freedom, complete chaos, prospects, political instability, and thanks to him, we have a list of houses, for gorbachev, for gorbachev, for gorbachev, for gorbachev. we talked a lot today about the fake, but i want to show you the real one, this guy, this is a russian guy, alexey, look, he was evacuating the wounded, a grenade was thrown from a drone, he was the only one with a bulletproof vest, he covered the guys with him, a grenade ... exploded, he survived, but his legs were severely injured, there was only one tourniquet with which he was able to transport himself, he lost consciousness and he found a guy from a neighboring unit, dragged him almost 5 km to the hospital and asked him just one thing to he s

to moscow, this once again emphasizes that two blocs are being created, although without... the berlin wall already, they are so dispersed, they are scattered that north korea, china, some countries of the middle east, iran, russia, iran, there and something else, in short, and on the other hand europe, the united states, japan, australia, thinks there, india, where to dock there or here, latin america , africa, in short, we, we stand on... the eve of a new new the division of the world, where there is white and black, and that is, it is already obvious, obvious to everyone, where there is white, where there is no terrorism, and where there is black, where there is russian, khamaziv terrorism, and so on, and so on and the like, what do you say , mr. yuriy? mr. mykola, i agree with you that we are standing on the eve of the division of the world, we are not just standing on the eve, we are already witnesses and participants of this division, but this also indicates that we are approaching the third world war, if we look at history the first world war and the second world war , we can see how

is a british historian, an essayist, and one of the architects of europe after the fall of the berlin walland a very, very important ambassador of ukrainian, ukrainian messages, yes our, yes er, our ideas in the west. which, in particular, is published in the guardian and other influential publications, he will participate tomorrow in the discussion about the marshall plan for ukraine, because he is actually one of the authors of such a marshall plan for ukraine, he will also come, one of the very important participants of this year's forum , this is perhaps not super well-known to the ukrainian audience, an american writer of turkish origin of elif batuman, who conveys to the west another very important message for us: why do you need to either refuse or radically reread, critically reread russian classics, because she is a person who was brought up on russian classics, well, it just so happened, that's how she taught in - in hungary after the fall of communism, and she is what she actually is, she has no ukrainian roots, she has no russian roots either. she is a person who came to russia

plus, it's more than 30 years since the berlin wall came down at east and west. germany became one country. how unified the germans today and white as the majority of the east say democracy isn't working the big visible and welcome for the 1st time in history, european union, foreign ministers have been meeting in june, right? it's part of an effort to show the blocks ongoing support for keith as it presses a head with its counter offensive and comes as concerns grow over will fatigue among some a few grains allies. you credit is foreign minister said russia was counting on this and that the you should not play a law the assignment least. i told him, slanting an aspiring man the the unprecedented visits of the use foreign ministers, and it stopped it for them not to keep. was a strong signal on wavering support for the crane. but the president no demands the landscaper needed his appeal. so fast getting on defense and the sanctions against russia. okay. yeah, keep up with them. with sydney's foreign policy chief use at burrell says that he was prepared to spend big to boost to cranes, minu

same michnik, always said that it started from this, my german friends say , pavel, this is our berlin wallre we started, and, that is, it doesn’t matter where it started, but nevertheless, listen , the whole 80s, it was a different soviet union, there were clear relaxations in hungary, in poland the multi-party system worked, in fact, well, not perfectly, nevertheless, ceaușescu generally laid some somersaults there, like in a giant slalom, well and afghanistan, it is, of course, together with the economy the soviet union has finished, that is, when someone from such ideologues says, well, that’s how we fell, it is the soviet union that should look in the mirror, thank god, there is no one to look at, but nevertheless, the spirit of the soviet union has not yet died, still is not dead and putin likes to repeat these stalinist theses that the soviet union is where the foot of the liberator stepped, and here is this, an attempt to create, more precisely, the creation of the csto, in fact, the same organization as opposed to nato, or was it a pathetic copy , the organization of the warsaw pac

light worker serious politics, that's press tv, cats and dogs, lambodopic, don't miss it, as the berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of... the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov, ustured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, pedastroika was failing and along came the new russian state's first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership, under russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story of the fall of a once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. depressed will covered of this assination of suleymani now entering its uh fourth day, we're looking at some uh. iran's top security official warns that any geopolitical change in the caucases will destabilize the region and escalate the crisis there. ali akbar ahmadian made the comments in a meeting with his armenian counterpart in tehran. ahmadian c

the evening, at the brandenburg gate, there is no longer the end of all roads, there there is no berlin walle scholz government have a feeling of impasse mikhail antonov, anastasia barkovskaya, andrei putro. news berlin germany is actively breeding, occupying houses, does not want to leave hotels, does not give rest to local residents, the french press is in a panic because of bedbugs that literally occupied the capital of the country, less than a year before the summer olympics. thousands of euros have to be spent to fight them, and parisians take this money out of their own pockets, since the government is inactive and more moreover, he is trying to hush up an objective problem. report by our european correspondent anastasia popova. social networks are hysterical. paris has been taken over by bedbugs, video evidence from eyewitnesses is multiplying, bugs that are barely noticeable during the day bite in cinemas, on public transport, on the subway, in libraries. according to official data, 11% of french households are infected with them; according to unofficial reports, every sixth frenchma

let's say leipzig, before the fall of the berlin wall, the soviet union ruled here , and the city wasuilt, like everything in the union, here are panels, that is the post-soviet heritage, after the fall of the wall, people began to leave the city, because it was impossible to live here. there were some parts of the city where you walked and there was no light anywhere, even in the houses, and i did not understand what happened here, only later i saw that the conditions in the houses were so bad that it was impossible to live there. in the 1990s, the city authorities undertook reconstruction. the idea was successful, people began to return, now the average age of leipzig residents is 42 years. in the year and a half since the enemy retreated from chernihiv , 90% of the population returned to the city. the city authorities hope to keep people, in addition to long-term plans, they are working with partners on urgent projects. let me remind you, for reconstruction chernigov, according to the kyiv school of economics, at least $4 billion is needed. olga chatataylo, tavgen zozulya, sctv fac

2023 they are going to talk about a squandering of an opportunity because after the fall of the berlin wall the collapse of the soviet union we had great hopes of international politics on a different footing. and i think part but not the only part of the story is going to be a harsh judgment about america's decision to invade iraq and consequences and cost of that. i think that is a very real point. i think beyond that if you are talking about a peace department we have one. it is called the state department. here i think the caller is quite right. we don't invest in the state department, in diplomacy, the way we do in the military. it is not just me saying this. this is what a lot of senior military officers. general james mattis was fond of saying if you are not willing to invest in diplomats then you better give me more money for ammo and i think the united states has short-changed its diplomatic corps. that includes not just things like not having enough fortune service officers or enough offices overseas. it has to do with things like aid. we get back to this talk of how we have to st