understand well that it is impossible to defeat us, but they support the illusion of the british european uniont now a little more in particular, considering. here is the last sentence. i would like to support what sergey said in particular, given that we are talking specifically about russia, if it were an asian power or some country from africa, or i don’t know any other part of the world, then this is the challenge. uh, the special operation, its positive results could still go unnoticed for the same europeans, but when it is actually done by an alternative europe that offers, being a representative, very similar value systems, but preserved not subjected to this simplified form of modernity enough that comes up with this new hmm uh concept and it's making progress. this is the most dangerous thing for this world doctor i have a problem with your schulz. for some reason he writes hmm he, and i have to read. when i read what schultz wrote, i was deeply disappointed. i'm used to what uh? well, i won’t talk about the teutonic dark genius, but somehow before the text something more serious was g

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british. although the european union also has claims to london, they relate to stubborn aspirations. ish rewrite the protocol on northern ireland, which is part of the brexitut agreement, johnson's cabinet threatens to act unilaterally. and this is already fraught with the start of a trade war between the european union and great britain, which the current crisis has only exacerbated . he was brought out by the pranksters of the vovan lexus, they called sarge darney, under the guise of the minister of culture of ukraine , the director of the bavarian opera stated that he divides artists into categories of discrimination against those whose views he does not like . that he is my very good friend, i removed valery gergiev. and this despite the fact that we have known the rag for 35 years, and i also removed netrebko as well as some ballet dancers, i am absolutely completely occupied with ukrainian position. i don't want to see them here and they 'll never be invited again, it's over. and today vovan and lexus told about their new prank. they got through to ex-us president george w. bush

british. although the european union has claims to london. there they concern the stubborn desire of the britishto rewrite the protocol on northern ireland, which is part of the brexitut agreement, the johnson cabinet threatens to act unilaterally, and this is already fraught with the start of a trade war between the european union and the uk, which the current crisis will only exacerbate alexander khabarov ilya murdyakov lead, london children in germany began to tame crusophobia evidence cited by local residents who bought a magazine popular in germany for the youngest readers, which instead of the usual entertainment content. now they offer materials about the russian special operation in ukraine is not difficult to guess. in what context is information about the crimes of the kiev regime given? naturally, not a word. well, what exactly clog the head european children studied by anastasia ivanova the fact that this is a children's newspaper they say, except perhaps multi-colored letters, but even they are not so conspicuous against the background of the cover, the topic is verbatim russia agai

biggest corporations of defense contractors in the minds of policy makers, americans, british nato, european union, australia. and i just think that it's a bad mix. i think that these, these worlds should remain separate and independent of one another. yet this is a very popular position to take in the united states that the war should go on until the last ukrainian. well, the reason that that, that's a popular position is actually very simple. almost all of the money that congress is appropriating for the war in ukraine goes directly to us, defense manufacturers. it doesn't go to the ukrainian people, it doesn't go to the ukrainian government, it goes to the biggest defense companies. eventually the u. s. government's policy is going to have to be to support the minsk of courts, because that's the only way that we can bring this conflict to an end. and to try to minimize the loss of life. until russian sanctions are hurting countries that written tain a neutral stance on the ukraine conference. those are the words of south africa's president even those countries that are either bystanders or not,

british. although the european union has claims to london. desire of the british to rewrite the protocol on northern ireland, which is part of the brexitour agreement, the johnson cabinet is threatening unilateral action. and this is already fraught with the start of a trade war between the european union and great britain, which the current crisis will only exacerbate flagrant facts responded to the austrian foreign ministry, which pointed out, at the word of ukraine, a violation of the law. after that advertising calls were removed from the site of the ukrainian dipperstva. however, none of the employees was punished. dmitry lyublinsky notes that the story was revealed as a result of the prompt intervention of the russian embassy, ​​which strongly protested to the austrian ministry of foreign affairs. deliveries of imports of replaced electronics by a domestic manufacturer will begin before the end of the year. this was stated by the head of the ministry of industry and trade denis manterov during a briefing, dedicated to import substitution

that's all the british do, who when they left the european union in what year 2016?ome process precede it so? it shows that the americans had a plan for europe once again. i say that this confirms my theory, i think that perhaps there will be a conflict of just the british, that's why they left the european union. that's why they want to stay away from this conflict, as usual, nothing new. well, in general , very little happens in history. there's just one thing i don't want. so to speak. you see, he came to the barrel to pay attention , he came angry, he was inspired. well, yes. i'm timothy - it's forbidden. yes, he described very colorfully. and what do i care what mood the barili has? he sells the mood, you know, he sells it. it's his job to sell the mood, because he decides can't do anything. i, why did we quote today, because 2 weeks ago we were ill together with e, this very funderlein demanded a categorically mandatory exact schedule for europe to refuse russian gas. they are 2 weeks old. it was required. no matter what mood he was in, no mood and, frankly , w

everyone's gift to tinker with and is now codified in international law between the british government and european unionfriday agreement is protected. what i will say is the political is an issue. the dup have there though and we have ours and i don't want to go into our views on that but the key thing is anything the political can be dealt with and should be dealt with in parallel to a functioning executive because the agreement the british entered into with the european union is and agreed to go down and unlock hundred millions setting to be spent by the people's products tell my pockets and i don't accept that as a argument of at all and i think this is effectively holding people hostage. but potentially changing it may raise other issues in resolving one issue on raise other issues he a party? i one issue on raise other issues he a -a ? ~ one issue on raise other issues he a .a ? ~' , ., . ., , party? i think the political is here to sta . party? i think the political is here to stay- the _ party? i think the political is here to stay. the political _ party? i think the political is here to stay. th

unionists across the board have concerns about the protocol, but the decision—making is the british union —— the europeannews today that people are not very satisfied by the letter from boris johnson. d0 satisfied by the letter from boris johnson. ,, ~ satisfied by the letter from boris johnson. ,., ~ , ., , johnson. do you think this threatens the eace johnson. do you think this threatens the peace deal? _ johnson. do you think this threatens the peace deal? no, _ johnson. do you think this threatens the peace deal? no, i— johnson. do you think this threatens the peace deal? no, i don't- johnson. do you think this threatens the peace deal? no, i don't think. johnson. do you think this threatens the peace deal? no, i don't think it| the peace deal? no, i don't think it is a threat. — the peace deal? no, i don't think it is a threat, but _ the peace deal? no, i don't think it is a threat, but the _ the peace deal? no, i don't think it is a threat, but the underlying - is a threat, but the underlying pillars of the peace process our weekend. if we look at that calls all analysis that led to the good friday

british. although the european union has claims to london. persistent desire of the british to rewrite the protocol on northern ireland, which is part of the brexitut agreement, the johnson cabinet threatens to act unilaterally. and this is already fraught with the start of a trade war between the european union and great britain, which the current crisis will only aggravate alexander khabarov ilya mordyukov lead, london the embassy of ukraine in vienna tried to recruit austrian mercenaries through facebook banned in russia, this was announced by the russian ambassador in vienna dmitry lyubinsky . legislation. after that, advertising calls were removed from the website of the ukrainian department of education. however, none of the employees was punished dmitry lyubinsky notes that the story was revealed as a result of the prompt intervention of the russian embassy, ​​which strongly protested the austrian foreign ministry, the european union will suspend military supplies to mali, this decision was made in brussels after the african republic re

that's all the same, its essence lies, because in distrust european union what johnson the british elitee european union well can't, well, not ready, and i don't propose some schemes that actually u work against the european union what do you think? well, here is the main question. and at whose expense is the ukrainian banquet? well, for example, the same poland believed that this e-banquet should be in the form of polish supplies at the expense of, for example, germany and in return. e for those delivered to ukraine well , quite old from a moral point of view, engineering tanks based on the t-72. the same warsaw wanted to supply the latest german tanks in the leopard-7 version. well, if you compare one tank, after all, the leopard in the latest modernization is well, the latest development of the military-industrial complex of germany at-72. this is a tank. well, at least 50 years ago, despite the modernization, but the germans quite naturally sent poland on a long journey regarding these claims. ukraine , after all, today, like a black hole, you can swell there, 40 billion dollars of t

they continue to operate outside of the european union and the european union will be essential. brussels has to make that decision and pull in the british . a lot of this money that has enriched putin's crowd. we made mistakes. there is no doubt the united states made mistakes on russian policy. the british made mistakes as well. i am deeply gratified by the way they stepped up during this crisis. it is also a reminder how tragic this is they are doing the separate and aside from the rest of europe. mr. cunningham: very well put. we are approaching the bottom of the hour. let me take you right back to the senate foreign relations committee. you attended hearings for our new nominee to be ambassador to kyiv, bridget brink. i am sure you are wishing someone had been named earlier. how do you view her chances? sen. murphy: i would hope she would be in place by the end of next week. i think she will get there very quickly. i will say we have been incredibly well served in kyiv. we have big problems with nominations. we cannot move nominations right now. the assistant secretary of defense for logistics, the position in charge of organizing a

this reflects, the british government says it wants to scrap parts of the northern ireland bricks . it protocol, the trade deal agreed with the european union as britain left, the block, british for minister less trust said the plan let it legislation should provide northern ireland with access to the same benefits as the people have written by data sharing arrangements. violence broke out in libby as capital tripoli after the countries parliament appointed prime minister, tried to enter the city. fatty bashar gar later withdrew, citing the concerns of safe for safety of civilians to rival administrations are buying for power. following the end of the civil war 2 years ago, the results from lebanon's parliamentary election show the has the law group and its allies have lost their majority in parliament. several opposition candidates have made games. results show a polarized parliament, mainly divided between pro and anti has belie lawmakers. women in spain, suffering from painful periods might soon be entitled to a paid time off. spain's cabinet has approved the draft bill allowing workers to claim medical leave during ministration. if they

persuade them internally or who want to stay out until the significant movement from the british government and european unionup's bottom line is the want the ivc body of a moving and it will use the leverage staying out of that devolved power—sharing agreement until we get movement in that direction. that power-sharing agreement until we get movement in that direction.— movement in that direction. that is a bi ask. movement in that direction. that is a big ask- how— movement in that direction. that is a big ask. how do _ movement in that direction. that is a big ask. how do you _ movement in that direction. that is a big ask. how do you think- movement in that direction. that is a big ask. how do you think the - movement in that direction. that is a big ask. how do you think the eu | a big ask. how do you think the eu and government at westminster are going to respond? how much wiggle room do you think they have to at least deliver something that will encourage the dup back?- least deliver something that will encourage the dup back? there may be some win ale encourage the dup back? there may be some wiggle r

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it actually provides for leaving the european union and entering the new british union. remember the story of how the british left the european union and what financial resources and costs were discussed in order to disengage? yes so to speak, the interests of europe and britain, and this will have to be done by the poles. this should have been done by the balts and because of them. or rather, someone should do it, because they have their own resources let's play a little bit. yes, here’s a pribal there, in general, of course, no one will ask about anything, but someone will have to pay for them. well, what is there to pay for them? this is in general. well, the poles will say something, look at erdogan right away, because the poles will immediately say, comrade in london. yes, friends have been dreaming of a wonderful project all their lives. how much money will you give? yes, here's the bill. yes, and we, well, ukraine, too, no one will ask, as well as fishing is already pointless. well, the poles will say for sure and the bill will be very large and i'm watching the br

must be borne in mind that india in this situation is in spite of how the british and the representatives of the european unionher over to their side, one after the other there right now. there were visits from the british prime minister and the wonderful boris johnson and ursula derna. yes yes. yes, of course, and from the european union, well, despite all these visits, despite all this pressure, the fashion government, the current leadership of india, is pursuing a very sound policy of not joining the sanctions. here, opposite russia, is the condemnation of russia and participation in some kind of such games against russia india continues to be one of the largest buyers of weapons in russia, the turnover of financial relations between india and russia is increasing, and in this regard, the current indian leadership is being very sensible and very careful, realizing that they are being drawn into the story that they do not need for their people in their country. . absolutely, so i won’t be at all surprised if it turns out that fakes are designed specifically for this audience, which does not know what nature

the core of ukraine's support is the transport unity, the united states is the british commonwealth - this is the european union case, let’s list it, but where does the effective help come from? where does it come from, if you look at the results of the voting in the un assembly for various resolutions? it is wider, of course, but such countries are like you. how did you mention china? they give to india very often. hm. are brazil often supported? this does not apply to brazil. by the way, i’m here, i’m here, china is from india, and brics is just an abbreviation. brazil , russia, india, china, it's even an organization, it's just a platform for meetings. well, i don't know the format. yes, it's more of a pr nature. it hasn't been meeting for a long time, and india has a completely separate position. brazil's current personnel is something else. it's generally a strategic ally, a main ally . uh the united states has been under attack since the time of trump , but china is the only one here that is very important. china's position in china passively actually plays along with the russian federation . that they ar

the key thing we talked about this week is the european union and british government, crucially, andlso the irish government in this situation. it is going to be a bit of a difficult situation if they want to change the protocol. that was a point _ want to change the protocol. that was a point that _ want to change the protocol. that was a point that we _ want to change the protocol. that was a point that we reflected on yesterday. it is interesting because there will be a majority of politicians elected who either support the protocol or, in the case of the party, they say they can work with those issues within the executive. if we talk about the middle too distant future, what about the immediate future and the prospect for getting a functioning executive it up and running again? maybe this is overoptimistic so i will caution what i'm saying with that, but i generally think it's a case of when it comes back, not if. if you look at the unionists at the crossroads, first of all they have various factors making it difficult to get any changes to the protocol and the biggest obstacles

dup will notjoin a power—sharing government led by sinn fein first minister if the british government and the european union first — is that the bottom line for the dup? or is there any possibility that you would reenter the power—sharing executive and work towards an accommodation of the protocol? towards an accommodation of the rotocol? . �* , towards an accommodation of the rotocol? ., �* , ,., ., , protocol? that's the point i was makinu. protocol? that's the point i was making- we _ protocol? that's the point i was making. we need _ protocol? that's the point i was making. we need to _ protocol? that's the point i was making. we need to have - protocol? that's the point i was making. we need to have firm l making. we need to have firm foundations for political ability in northern— foundations for political ability in northern ireland. the protocol has shattered... northern ireland. the protocol has shattered---_ shattered... you're saying the -rotocol shattered... you're saying the protocol has undermined - shattered... you're saying the protocol has undermined the l protocol has undermined the foundat

has- slowed down, there has been very little movement, - particularly on the british side, and all the while, - the european union_ and indeed in the last month, almost unheralded, the issue of medicines— into northern ireland was completely resolved by the european union. - there wasn't a word really in much of the media. - au contraire. us connoisseurs reported it, don't worry. i'm very glad to hear it. but it certainly wasn't reported anywhere near as strongly - or heralded indeed by the political classes as strongly _ as what we are hearing this week. and it was a very important step| and a real sign of good faith, not just from the european commission, but from the member states - in the parliament who had | to push it through as well, because that is the way - the european union works. it sounds, minister, like what you are saying is that the sabre rattling, the language, the concern from the british foreign secretary that things are dragging on, the threat of unilaterally acting with legislation here in the uk is actively working against some sort of agreement that all sides can live with. look, that is wh

adam, but still, the british are operating in the field, most of the inhabitants of the european union deprived of critical thinking, they do not understand what is happening, what kind of economy we have, where is our grain questions to those who have been leading ukraine all this time and for the fact that there was a new world, in which there will be truly equal relations. who against the comma at 14:55 on the channel russia unusual look i would really like to see this night never didn't end. what kind of habit do you have such pokatyrskaya without understanding. everything is better than the cinema of russia only on the channel russia we are ready all together for the new season soon only on the channel russia life. hold on. i don't know what your middle name is. i have something wrong here. it seems it 's never too late for you. you need hallelujah , some kind of screwdriver lives on. in fact, i don’t know such a nose, i really like it or a man’s nose, it’s not the main thing. our city no longer needs a hospital, and you thank your colonel for diligence and yourself for amazing di

we have always done that and working with the european union and british government and the irish governmentn the behalf of people and of course we need to keep the discussions around the protocol going. it is there to stay, it�*s not going. it is there to stay, it�*s not going anywhere and we need to make it work for everybody. we are willing to do that but the power—sharing institutions cannot be held to ransom. people are struggling in the here and now, that is the resounding message coming from this campaign. people want to change. people want delivery and we need to get back around the table and deliverfor them. need to get back around the table and deliver for them.— need to get back around the table and deliver for them. thank you very much. and deliver for them. thank you very much- let's — and deliver for them. thank you very much. let's take _ and deliver for them. thank you very much. let's take a _ and deliver for them. thank you very much. let's take a look _ and deliver for them. thank you very much. let's take a look into - and deliver for them. thank you very much. let's take

in all circles, and you keep talking about the americans, but still, in the british field, most residents of the european unionrived critical thinking does not understand what is happening, what kind of economy we have, where is our grain questions to those who have been leading ukraine all this time. we are for the fact that there was a new world in which there will be truly equal relations. who is against today at 14:55 on the channel, russia 100 hours of sale in rbt stores discounts up to 50% svetlana now knows for sure there is a park in the city center cities. maybe everyone choose a project and vote for its implementation on the site outside the city sreda.ru something tender papillae will be in seventh heaven from moskovskaya gourmet ice cream of a pure line. treat your taste buds. and thousands to thirty percent so hp laptop with a discount of 10,000 rubles. m.video time passes, but the joints remain in excellent shape revolutionary composition for joints with collagen of the new generation artneo. let the joints stay young. how to choose a tent and a functional backpack? ask sportmaster for outdoor eq

resolved if there is a will on all sides to resolve it and i appeal to the british government to really engage with the european unionhe vice president to be extreme in their flexibility around this issue. >> are you optimistic it can be resolved before you leave office in december? >> i hope to be in government still -- [laughter] >> your position. [laughter] >> it comes back to that issue of if there is a will there, it certainly can be. the issues are not of a kind that should present -- prevent resolution, that's my genuine view on all sides in the wish of all in the european union, they have no desire for disruption or for trouble. we have just come out of covid-19 or the emergency phase of covid-19 where europe responded fairly well and we have this terrible war with relation to ukraine and we have these economic issues, we don't need this dispute. >> some say that if talks fail, there could be a trade war between the eu and the u.k., what are the prospects of that? >> unilateralism by one party can create that response, but nobody wants that. so, that is down the line but it is something we do not want to cont

british prime minister boris johnson is warning the european union that changes must be made to the northern ireland protocol. he says the u.k. government will act on its own if the eu does not engage in genuine dialogue. london is unhappy about parts of the agreement which call for checks on u.k. goods crossing the irish sea. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. jon: welcome to bloomberg markets. kriti: let's check the price action. the volatility, the fluctuation seems to be a theme. the vix is under 30 and below that nor. a 27 handle on the vix is where we are headed and four out of the five sessions last week, you cite yields lower end in line with that, perhaps we talk about the yield lower inflation driven by the commodity prices and food prices and metal prices which are up today. investors are still particular about what they buy. jon: we are still seeing tremendous selling pressure for was once -- what was once the hottest technology stocks. zoom

the british governments, as it wants to scrap parts of the northern island, breaks at crest called the trade deal agreed with european union as britain left. the block, british foreign minister lives trust that the planned legislation should provide north an island with access to the same benefits as the people of britain. this will be on the north korean leader, kim jong, and has blasted officials a suspected cases of coven 19 continue to serge woollen one point. 7000000 people have now displayed symptoms of what young young is cooling fever. since april the countries antivirus authority says most patients have recovered the global experts on deeply concerned that we need for lancaster facing the most difficult months of their lives. that's the grim warning from the nations new prime ministers. it faces its worst economic crisis in over 70 years. lanka desperately needs foreign currency to pay for a central medicine run a wick revenue thing was appointed last week. it said for lanka is nearly out of petrol. now india has promised to send vital shipments of fuel, but they have yet to arrive. and their political instability

headlines around the world through the british government says it wants to scrap parts of the northern ireland for exit protocol. the trade deal agreed with the european union as britain left ago, british foreign minister lives trust that the planned legislation should provide more than island with access to the same benefits as the people of britain. this will be on the north korean leader, kim jong, and has blasted officials a suspected cases of coven 19 continue to serge. more than 1700000 people have displayed symptoms. what pyongyang is calling fever since april the countries antivirus authority says most patients have recovered. the global experts remain deeply concerned or garage in south korea. people have been flocking to a new tourist attraction, the blue house, the presidential palace insole, is been opened to the public for the 1st time since the countries founding in 1948 . fulfilling a pledge by south korea's new president. his offices have now been moved to the defense ministry. sher lincolns are facing the most difficult months of their lives . that's the grim warning from the nations new prime minister is. it faces its worst economic crisis

one, that the european union would try to take the british government to court for breaches of the protocol the entire withdrawal agreement, the deal that allowed the rest of the united kingdom to withdraw from the eu, well, all bets would be off in respect of that. 0k, and what can we expect, do you think, if anything, from the prime minister's visit? well, it is a limited number of rabbits that can be pulled from this particular hat. there's the two options i've just mentioned. and borisjohnson will also be keen to try and persuade the dup to go back into power—sharing in northern ireland. the carrot that might be offered is, look, we will put this domestic legislation before parliament to try and in effect disapply aspects of the protocol, and then you can go back into the political institutions. the dup would still have the option of withdrawing at a later date if the government bill was withdrawn, oras is possible, the government cannot get its bill through because they would be a conservative backbench rebellion against that bill, for sure, and it would be difficult to get it through

this is the trade deal agreed with the european union has britain left the britain left. the british foreign minister this trust said the plan legislation should provide northern ireland with access to the same benefits as the rest of the people of right brain years. president joe biden's in buffalo in new york state where a gunman shot dead 10 people just days ago. police are investigating the attack as a racist hate crime. the president and 1st lady, a meeting with community leaders in the families, suspects an 18 year old with a white supremacist sympathies tag to grocery store in a predominantly african american neighbourhood. 11 of the 13 people struck by gunfire black. in an emotional speech, the president described white supremacy theories as poison and asked americans to speak out against such ideas. in america, evil will not when i promise, hey, will not prevail. white supremacy will not have the last word. what happened here is simple, straightforward terrorism, terrorism domestic terraces. the w. washington bureau chief is the energy policies in buffalo and said the presid

they took you all for the heat, or is it still here in all circles of the british the majority of the inhabitants of the european union what kind of economy we have, where is our grain questions so to those who have been all this time led ukraine we are for the fact that there was a new world in which there will be truly equal relations. who is against tomorrow at 14:55 on the channel, russia good who needed him to kill you? why then could i not eggs, quietly calmly. you work as a watchman all day. three, right? tell me the watchman. are you being paid in dollars ? it was yuri ivanovich who gave me 1,000 dollars when yesterday, when we were seeing us off, who are we? well, i and the buyers, as a surname is so slippery, they brought him money, he packed it, but he did not give a thousand. it says only sing no more. and you rolled again. the construction was generally upset that yerevan was still leaving, because it’s like a father to me, only he is alone with me. humanly what does it mean when you lose your hand? he pulled me out by force, took care of me, found a job, then decided to leave. well, yes, i understand, i

the british government wants to scrap parts of the know and island breaks at protocol the trade trade. he was agreed with the european union less than 3 years ago. speaking to parliament, british foreign minister this trust said the plant legislation is to ensure that the people of northern island are able to access the same benefits as the people of great britain are shed. objective has to be to find a solution that can come on the broadest possible cross community support the years to come and protect the belfast. good friday agreement in all its dimensions. that's bringing the w's big mass in london, bigot. what does this over whole of post briggs? it trade rules in northern ireland actually main it means that the u. k is threatening the e u. it's threatening to actually unilaterally change this agreement, which was the result of really months and months of negotiations with the european union after breaks and, and it's a consequence of the u. k. decision to actually go for what was then called a hard break, said to, to basically cut of any alignment when it comes to standards with the european union so that britain cou

m, but still the majority of the british operate in the field residents of the european union are deprivedf critical thinking, they do not understand what is happening, what is going on with us, where is our grain questions to those who have been leading ukraine all this time. we are for the fact that we were a new world in which there will be truly equal relations. who is against today at 14:55 on channel russia 31 face magnet, buy cheaper time goes by, and the joints remain in excellent shape revolutionary composition for joints with new generation collagen. let the joints stay young. everything for a fun game up to 50% discount on the book of the encyclopedia umka and children toys and tents play together at wildberries get everyone discount on bulmen hot stuff for 1990 think about how to buy real estate and save money on the homeclick site. you will find great deals marked with a special icon look for great deals. call and move to the apartment or house of your dreams, home click real estate service number one discount in the check get a coupon for 100 rubles. try magnit cosmetic, but

cheap energy for mankind is over true, this reality is easier for the british to act, most of the inhabitants of the european unionritical thinking, they do not understand what is happening, what kind of economy we have, where are our grain questions to those who have been leading ukraine all this time. there was a new world in which there will be truly equal relations. who is against tomorrow at 14:55 on the channel, russia i do not work with databases. your mother is the last step of the premiere on the channel russia this is our new head coach this season you will not be the team captain. mikhail porechenkov hello hello again. well about buying a house half a house, i would say, please, please see see. i hope you won't be disappointed. veronica didn't talk about selling half of the house for me alone, it's big, so i decided to sell half for a single woman. when you kicked me out, you understand that it became somehow stuffy for me not to be nervous. i hope you buy no no, not me. eh, here. it’s a pity, you see, i decided to sell half of the house, well, in my future life partner, so to speak, money to money, but

huge plus for us, for all of us, everything freed from procrastination in the european union of the union, a freely active britishvenge for which eh this eh ukraine usa great britain thank you mr. andriy for your assessment and for your rather optimistic forecasts eh let me remind you that the guest of our broadcast was a political scientist from the united states of america andrii pyankovsky now information about the air alert an alarm has been announced in dnipropetrovsk oblasts, please stay in shelters. well, we continue our marathon in a few minutes, we'll catch up, we'll win - we'll win, daily news, together we're strong, hello, excuse me, i answered right away, i had a little work, 4-5 zero means everything is calm, you don't need to remember because of the noise, now i'll find a quiet one. don't worry. it's not often here that you and mom are keeping cool. i agree, i dream of hearing from you. i am happy that you are doing well. yes, i have 4 5 0 unconquered cities of ukraine, this progressive melitopol is one of the most comfortable cities for living in ukraine. raids for the garniks in the second world w

european union. dmitry polyanskyi of the united nations federation, he gives an interview to the british online editiondition and notes that the position of the russian federation regarding ukraine's accession to the european union has changed. moscow's new opinion regarding the eu is similar to the position regarding ukraine's accession to nato, in your opinion, why do they have a polar bear in their head today, tomorrow, otherwise, what do we have anyway? well, we don't. well, the same europeans somehow look in the direction of the russian federation to see what it thinks about our accession to the eu uh, you know, at the moment, the highest support for joining the uh, to the european union is precisely ukrainians, yes, this is what statistical data show and what the russian federation thinks. has changed and we can also see ah hmm if the indicators of the support of the citizens of one or another country as if it had changed precisely due to the support of ukraine, but really, again, we have to work. because let's not forget how long the hybrid information war lasted yes, how much money did the russ

hell, we talk about the americans all the time, but still, the british are operating in the field, most of the inhabitants of the european unioncritical thinking, they do not understand what is happening what kind of economy do we have, where is our grain? questions to those who have been leading ukraine all this time for a new world in which there will be truly equal relations, who is against today at 14:55 on the channel, russia

the united states is putting increasing pressure on the british government to resolve its dispute with the european union over northern ireland trade. the row risks undermining western unity with ukraine. the world health organization is discussing the increase of monkeypox. the disease has been reported across 11 countries. there will be a full roundup of the day's news at ten o'clock. first, it's newscast. welcome to the newscast studio this week. and we're going to bejoined by all sorts of interesting people who will be popping in and out throughout this episode. but first, chris, you've had a busy old day covering what you could describe as maybe the beginning of the end of the downing street party story. yeah. so the metropolitan police today have said that they are done. they've been looking into this since january. and so we have the figures for the final count. after a bit of back and forth, it's a bit confusing. where they confuse fines and people. but we now know that they issued 126 fines to 83 people. so most of those fined got one fine. and we know that the prime minister was one of those, a

a strongly worded statement, ms pelosi expressed deep concern over british plans to override parts of the deal with the european unionrthern ireland. 0ur north america correspondent david willis is in los angeles. the darkly did nancy pelosi say? it is as you say a strongly worded statement from i strongly worded statement from i of america's most powerful politicians, the speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi. warning britain that any amendments to the northern ireland protocol could jeopardise lawmakers signing off on a uk — us free trade agreement. such an agreement has been much sought after by the british government of course and was touted as i of the main reasons for brexit. in this statement, nancy pelosi warns that i this statement, nancy pelosi warns thati of this statement, nancy pelosi warns that i of the cornerstones of the good friday agreement is the northern ireland protocol and anything that impinges upon that and could threaten what was achieved with the wood friday protocol, would result in a rejection of any sort of trade deal that is preferred to congress by politicians here. it i

but without the support of great britain of the countries of the british commonwealth of the united states of america of the european unionork, and moreover, look. eh, what we are seeing is that this is the globality it is directed here as well. vladimir vladimirovich has already said not in a modern form, not only against even here, there anti is like anti-semitism against russians, but against everything connected with today, uh, a turkish journalist sent me a wonderful video where a boy is walking along streets, like here at the turkish town and listen loudly on the phone. e russian music suits him. uh, the representative of ukraine and suddenly starts talking. why are you listening to russian music here? and this is nobody. yes, because these are turkish journalists in lviv and, accordingly. eh, this is the relationship. uh, because i don't like ukrainian, because russians say i'm azeri. he says, listen ukrainian is absolutely right. but the important thing is that this post is the west. he used the ukrainians, and in for many decades. uh, as the biomass from which these orcs were formed , the new curtain-sh assault s

british prime minister boris johnson is warning the european union that changes must be made to the northernrotocol. he says the u.k. government will act on it the u.k. doesn't engage in genuine dialogue all . the carlisle group is in talks to buy government i.t. contracts. it values the company at about $4 billion and that could be announced this week. they primarily work with u.s. defense. global news, 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. this is what it's like to have a comprehensive wealth plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. and set aside more for things like healthcare, or whatever comes down the road. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. what if you were a global bank who wanted to supercharge your audit system? so you tap ibm to un-silo your data. and start crunching a year's worth of transactions against thousands of c