but let's kick it off with georgia in budapest, i, georgia. i've known you a long time. this is probably been one of the momentous last few, the few days of our political life time um the, the, the, the murder of his blogs liter, um, widely regarded as a major power broker, not only in lebanon, but throughout the, the greater middle east. israel's winning some battles here. um. what is this portent, george? are you right visa? israel is waiting um some major battles there and it is stalling. um, what has happened during the past a week to 10 days? um because this was a series of israel's decapitation. the tax against the his ball elite is no one was really expecting this. so it started with a page or a tax and then went to the walkie talkie, a tax, then it was the type on the document. i've made it easier for you. and then we had the, this, this of the huge attacks in level the, culminating in the assassination of um, those roller. it looks now as if the entirety of his ball is leadership has been eliminated. now the light but doesn't mean as buffalo has gone at least as

let's kick this off with george in budapest. we all remember in 2006, so in condo, lisa rice said that when they, when looking at events and in, in 11 on. is that the way we were witnessing the, we making the video? i think the new middle east. and we seem to seem to hear echoes of that right now. obviously, israel as grand ambitions for the region could only have those ambitions to be united states was behind it, but it didn't work out in 2006. is it gonna work out this time, george? well i, i very much doubt it, but it's a, it's interesting that when come to lease or i said this in 2006, this was supposed to be an echo of the bush administration's democratic um, ambition, that they were going to spread democracy around the world, of course that, you know, came across the very quickly um, what's the one that's in the out who is now doing is trying to get as much out of the president crises in the middle east that he is logic instigated as possible. and um, so you know, he has the, when that is sales because he has, well, the su

the talks took place in budapest, the capital of hungary, where the head of the ukrainian ministry of a working visit. the parties, in particular, discussed the ukrainian formula. the victory plan and bilateral relations between kyiv and budapest, as sebiga said, during the briefing, the interlocutors also raised the topic of ukraine's integration into the european union, and did not miss the issue of protecting the rights of hungarians in ukraine. court session in the case of metropolitan pavlo of the uoc mp lebed, popularly known as pasha mercedes, was postponed to october 16. the reason was the lack of paul's defenders. and he assures that three of his lawyers are currently in the hospital, although only two of them were officially informed about the illness by the court, and the third is unclear. to communicate with journalists, the metropolitan refused. pavlo, can i ask you again if i respect myself to communicate with you. by the way, i just found information here regarding the continuation of the court topic, very briefly, i am already adding it, as they say, to the news. and t

the power of stature has to say, no, i want to take my guess in budapest and here in moscow. and of course, the one i think our viewers were watching us here at ortiz, the next time remembered festivals. the, [000:00:00;00] the, with the end of world war, one. the movement for indian independence from the british empire flared up with renewed vigor. the british responded to the growth of the national liberation movement with arrest and brutal violence. repression cause active resistance. in march 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people on the day of the sea bass. at t festivals, a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm gonna start in northern india seeing base as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the, on, on the boat. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress

moldova, and georgia to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george samuel, we in budapest, he's a pod cast through the capital, which can be found on youtube and locals, and assemble. we cross through that 80 a mob p as a historian and political commentator or general link prospect roles that affect that means can jump any time you want. and i always appreciated. all right, let's go to george that kick it up. well judge it me is real, finally did strike against the ran. it was a weeks of hype, a very, a harsh rhetoric. obviously escalation was in the air, and it was well known that um, depending on the strike that he ran would return. and so he would go up the escalation ladder. well, the strike did happen, but what does it mean to you, george? well, it's just a very good question. it's um, uh if it's there was surprisingly restrained when it comes to is ro. so therefore we have to try to explain why was israel so restrained? well, one of this, um possibility is that uh there is a us selection taking place as well as watching who is going to prevail on um, on in november a

you have to say, no, i want to take my guess in budapest and here in moscow. and of course the, what i think our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, the next time, remembered festivals. the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images present? it is, but can you see through their illusion going on the ground can the about doing on august, the 6 ukrainian troops across the border and launch the full scale and caution that the rest as co screeching reset research as we put into it, focusing their offensive on subjects patel near the border. the soldier subscribers to several settlements was seized with this. the thing is what else and so special model, the commercial subsidy ellipse video. web studio with russian troops moved out to the battles in counter terrorism. operation regime was included in the course for the odds confront, they'll go out, regents

over harris to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george, send me while we in budapest, he's a podcast or the guy go, which can be bound on youtube and locals. and here in moscow, we prostitute dmitri bob, but she is the deputy for an editor. it comes to most guy a problem, the daily or a gentleman, crossed up rules and effect. that means again, joe, anytime you want and i always appreciated. right, let's start out with georgia and buddhist as, um, obviously the one of the main issues confronting us all now is watching the events on bullying in the middle east. and, you know, the question is a, what would it be even a greater war? and i think maybe the question really should be is, why is the united states not stopping it? but i think that's really what's in play right now. go ahead. all the data. yeah. city. right. and the way you frame the question, because we are going to seemingly on the brink of this uh, what type of stuff they will administer this, the world and the united states, just as seemingly ascending on his hands. observing this and any effect. collaborati

you have to say, no, i want to take my guess in budapest and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, the next time remembered us doubles the . the russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best. most all set set up the same assistance must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin. yep. mission, the state on the russians cruising and split the ortiz full neck, keeping our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for the question, did you say even twist, which is the, what is part of the is it that the employee would post good, isn't the deepest view of us and that in the word part is it something deeper, more complex might be present. let's stop without glitches. let's go out of or the test release i would have to be using this. nobody's telling me that he would find him get this, but the point it's a viola, but it's sort of still the best method from the umbrella dealership within the voice of

the power of stature has to say, no, i want to take my guess in budapest and here in moscow. and of course, what i think our viewers for watching us here are to use the next time. remember, festivals, the, [000:00:00;00] the, if you think about russia, what does your mind picture the landscapes open up before your eyes? the last one does you imagine the the discount starts, the journey, the, the you ready to come along? the is ready strikes rain down on 11 on throughout sunday night with thousands reported killed in the past 24 hours a grim anniversary. it's round locks. one good since the aux where the 7 homicide extensions across the regents the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, praises good progress made a year ago. we suffered a terrible blow in the past 12 months. we are changing the reality completely and we examine how that reality has changed with the people of gauze that the death toll hits 40000, then millions remain displayed.

over harris to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george, send me while we in budapest, he's a pod cast or the guy go, which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow, we prostitute dmitri bob, but she is the deputy for an editor uncomfortable sky a problem. the day we are a gentleman, crossed up rolls and effect that means again, jo. any time you want and i always appreciated. all right, let's start out with george and boot if that's obviously the and then one of the main issues confronting us. all that was watching the events unfolding in the middle east. and you know, the question, is it a, what would it be? even a greater more and i think maybe the question really should be is, why is the united states not stopping it? but i think that's really what's in play right now. go ahead. all the data, you have city, right? and the way you frame the question, because we are going to seemingly on the brink of this uh, what type of stuff they will in the midst of destructive war. and the united states just is seemingly assuming on his hands of observing this and a

making headlines around the world today. thousands of people have protested in henry's capital, budapest, against the governments and media policies. demonstrators gathered outside the headquarters of the country, state, and media corporation, which they say has become a propaganda factory under prime minister victor or by rally was organized by opposition. leader peter much r, who has emerged as a strong challenger to or by the democratic republic of congo has begun a vaccination drive aimed at slowing outbreaks of m talks, which have already spread to other african nations. the european union has donated more than a quarter of a 1000000 vaccine doses. the world health organization has declared em fox, a global emergency. supporters of the jail, former pa, cosigning prime minister in brown han have clashed with security forces and as long a body. hundreds of protesters have been arrested. authorities have tried to steal off the capital to prevent funds, followers from gathering phone and internet services were suspended. almost 200000 people in london are homeless or in temporary accomm

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qarabag despite playing with ten men for most of the match, but will expect a tough game later in budapestinst ferencvaros. it's going to be a great chance for us. every european game, especially away from home, is a challenge. but i know, in the stadium, the atmosphere is going to be really good. they get behind their team, they love european football here. and i think it is one that me and all of the players are looking forward to. plenty of other matches later, far too many games to show you all of them, we've picked out some of the bigger sides. really strong europa league this season. tottenham striker dominic solanke is back in the england squad for the first time in seven years. interim manager lee carsley has named his 25—man squad for the nations league games against greece and finland in next week's international break. solanke�*s been rewarded for a strong start to his first season with spurs, scoring in his last three games. solanke�*s only cap came in 2017, when he was at liverpool, coming off the bench to face brazil in a friendly. no place in the squad for harry maguire, mar

stories making headlines around the world, thousands of people have protested in hungary, capital, budapest, against the government's media policies. demonstrate those gathered outside the headquarters of the country's state media corporation, which they say has become a pop. again, the factory under prime minister to ours on the values as organized by opposition leader be done. what joe, who has in march versus from challenger to obama, former us president and republican candidate donald trump, has written to him to the pennsylvania town where he was targeted in an assassination attempt in july. security was extra tied for fat. today's event, which is one month until the election polls show of those waste, including in the key battleground, state of pennsylvania. it's now 4 weeks ago until the us presidential election. polls show it's one of the closest races in history. but as democratic candidate come to harrison's republican candidate, donald trump pit the campaign trail. the man, conversely, in the white house, is also trying to remind both of his accomplishments as his presidency unti

stories making headlines around the world. thousands of people have protested and hungry is capital budapest, against the government's media policy. demonstrators gathered outside the headquarters of the country's state media corporation, which to say has to come up again. the effect of the prime minister, based on the relative, was organized by opposition. lead up to more joe, who has emerged as a strong challenger to or by the photos of the jail for more focused on the prime minister in ron con, have flashed with security services, and it's not my bond hundreds to test. those have been arrested. apologies. have tried to feed off the capital to prevent cons, follows from gathering phone and internet services suspended. almost 200000 people in london, a homeless organ temporary accommodation. a job is usually a prerequisite for permanent residence. but getting a job is often difficult without a fixed address, home kitchen as a new restaurant in london, but the head chef wants to help people experiencing homelessness break out of this, which just focus as the fast guests was soon rise. the ta

oarabag despite playing with ten men for most of the match, but will expect a tough game later in budapestespecially away from home, is a challenge. but i know, in the stadium, the atmosphere is going to be really good. they get behind their team, they love european football here. and i think it is one that me and all of the players are looking forward to. plenty of other matches later, far too many games to show you all of them, we've picked out some of the bigger sides.

qarabag despite playing with 10 men for most of the match, but will expect a tough game later in budapest great challenge for us. every european game, especially away from home, is a challenge but i know in this stadium in the atmosphere is going to be really good, they get behind their team, they love european football here. i think it is one that me and all the players are looking forward to. it's the opening day of the women's t20 world cup in the united arab emirates. bangladesh are officially the hosts, but couldn't stage the tournament themselves because of civil unrest in the country, so it was switched to the uae at short notice they are playing in the opening game in sharjah against scotland. bangladesh won the toss and are batting first. 67-1. this is the first time scotland's women have played in a major cricket tournament pakistan play sri lanka later at the same ground. about halfway through that opening match, in the 12th over. paula badosa is through to the semi—finals at the china open. she beat shuai zhang in straight sets, badosa swept through the first set 6—1, zhang ha

the thousands of people have protested in henry's capital, budapest, against the government media policies. demonstrators gathered outside the headquarters of the country, state media corporation, which they say has become a propaganda factory. under prime minister victor or by riley, was organized by opposition leader peter my job, who has emerged as a strong challenger to or by the former us president. our republican candidate, donald trump, has returned to the pennsylvania town where he was targeted in an assassination attempt in july. security was extra type for saturdays event with just one month until the election. polls show a close race, including in the key battleground state of pennsylvania. trump was joined by a special guest, equally known for his outspoken views. returning to the scene of an event instead for a moment define to the course of the campaign. but the nearest destination of the republican presidential candidate has been overtaken by other dramas. for donald trump, it was an opportunity to regain but men some security services were taking no chances of a repeat of t

over harris to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george, send me while we in budapest, he's a podcast or the guy go which can be bound on youtube and locals. and here in moscow, we prostitute dmitri bob, but he is the deputy for an editor, a comfortable sky, a problem, the daily, or a gentleman crossed up rules in effect, that means again, joe, anytime you want, and i always appreciated. right, let's start out with george and buddhist as um, obviously the.

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employees in... in twenty-second were offered to move to belgrade, budapest to cyprus, their residence permit was tied to employment in ebi. now they are left without work without legal grounds to live in europe. analysts believe that it was not without pressure from new customers of ebi. if they start servicing not only some corporate ones, yes, but also state-owned companies, and so on, the public sector, then perhaps there were some conditions, well, in general, yes, again, it all comes down to information security policy. including in eastern europe. mass layoffs in the company were explained by business modernization and reorganization key operational functions. at the same time , former employees complained that they were repeatedly threatened with being replaced by developers from india and pakistan, whose labor would cost ebi much less. analysts do not rule out that the company could really have taken the path of reducing labor costs. in 2 years, having lost the russian market, de facto, they lost. the main money in terms of income, the process of replacing expensive developers

reporter: after a may 2022 lufthansa flight carrying mostly jewish passengers from new york city to budapestne stopped for a connection in frankfurt. >> we have to cancel your flight. >> no, no, no. >> reporter: the department of transportation fining lufthansa is $4 million, a record for a civil rights violation against an airline, saying they prohibited 128 jewish passengers, most of whom wore distinctive garb from boarding their flight. >> it's the toughest enforcement action that i have seen for a civil rights violation. >> reporter: on the website, a popular site for jewish travelers. >> this is 2022. >>> this exchange between a passenger and lufthansa drawing outrage. >> jewish people are the problem. >> jewish people on the plane made a problem, so all jews are bad for the day. >> just for the flight. >> reporter: it's introducing a first of its kind training program to address anti-semitism. know, a d.o.t. declaration not to let this kind of behavior go unpunished. >>> still to come, attention all target customers. there is a sale in the torture poets department. we've got the detail

there be any takers to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george samuel, we in budapest, he's a pod counselor at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow, we have dmitri bobbins. he is deputy born editor at comes to most guy a proud the daily or a gentleman, prospect rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i would appreciate.

employees in 2022 were offered to move to belgrade, budapest to kiki.for them were tied to work in ebi. now they are left without work without legal grounds to live in europe. analysts believe that ebi could not do without pressure from new customers. if they begin to serve not only some corporate ones, yes, but also state-owned companies and so on, the public sector, then perhaps there was some kind of condition. well, in general, yes, again, it all comes down to information security policy, including in eastern europe. the company explained this by modernizing its business and reorganizing key operational functions, while former employees complained that they were repeatedly threatened with being replaced by developers from india and pakistan, whose labor would cost ebi much less. analysts do not rule out that the company could really have taken the path of reducing labor costs. for 2 years they, having lost the russian market, de facto lost the main money in terms of income. the process. of replacing expensive developers with inexpensive ones, it is

the risk not even if he gets them the budapest memorandum, which was suppose to, uh, secure, uh, ukraine's future when he gave up it's nuclear weapons in 1994 hasn't done so well for them as it, particularly since it was uh guaranteed both by russia and america, so visa bought to bring them fast to data, which would be the proper notice if you were to go on to in our view. is, is your current going on when not at the moment? is it nothing less the west gets its act together and gives it the weapons? is it so going to wind noble. uh we have to think joe, what, what is it duration show up. what is the cutting in europe and the inability of russia? let's say bins and the said in this case induct basically with that would be story us self confident. the ratio which would the make photo long calculations based on the new situation, we would have a huge pro. well, for that, if we choose problem, ukraine, if let's say, if i shop would take over the country in one ford, one other. and we would have a situation where the ukraine of resources would it would be towing against of us by the russians an

washington, as well as other european capitals , will put pressure on budapest, and the latter will haveno choice but to sign the alliance's final decision. on october 1, iran launched a massive missile attack on israel. previously there were recorded direct hits on a building in north tel aviv on george weiss street. currently, we know of two victims who received shrapnel injuries. this was reported by the times of israel. and the german publication spiegel writes that a massive missile attack by iran. against israel, in which about 180 missiles were used, is likely to be the largest ballistic missile attack in history. the newspaper claims that during the attack, at least a dozen rockets hit the base of the israeli air force nevatim, which is near the city of beersheba. on it, like it is known that f-35 fighters are deployed. however, it is currently unknown whether these one of the more modern stealth planes were damaged. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that iran made a big mistake and will definitely pay for it. more details about the situation in the middle east can b

meanwhile, in ukraine they talk a lot and often about their nuclear bomb, where to say. the budapest did not protect us, we remain a nuclear state until jura and can afford it, but in the absence of industry, this can only be done by a marker, by re-sticking a sticker on someone else's bomb. all these thoughts are dangerous , their own missiles, their own bombs, changing stickers can protect against legal claims, but they hit back not at the registration certificate, but at the face, and there is no doubt that including the ukrainian ... talk about their own bombs and missiles forced russia to tighten its nuclear doctrine. why britain is like this. the principle is extremely strange, but simple: we are fighting with a huge russia, which means that we are also a great state, in other words, england's phantom pains for great britain. britain has significantly overinvested in the ukraine project. it has gone too far if the ukraine project fails. in the ukrainian theater of military operations, and in poland there are also american pro systems that allow not only to strike with long-rang

meanwhile, in ukraine they talk a lot and often about their atomic bomb, like, since the budapest memorandumot protect us, we will remain a nuclear state until the jura and can afford it, but in the absence of industry, this can only be done with a marker, by re-sticking a sticker on someone else's bomb, all these thoughts are dangerous, your own missiles, your own bombs, changing the stickers can protect against legal claims, but... they hit back not at the registration certificate, but at the face, and there is no doubt that, including ukrainian talk about their own bombs and missiles, forced russia to tighten its nuclear doctrine. why is britain so invested in the conflict in ukraine? firstly, this is a historical confrontation and london's ambitions, secondly, the desire prove to themselves the greatness of the foggy lebion. arms supplies to ukraine, the prospect of basing aircraft on its airfields is still being discussed, which will play an important role in the ukrainian theater of military operations. and in poland there are also american pro systems, which allow not only to strike w

americans that this country deserves independence. and deserves our support, and we talked about the budapestdum. on his 93rd birthday, the ukrainian military sent vytautas a flag with his signatures, which the veteran takes with him to rallies. in addition to the flag of ukraine, vytautas often holds the flag of lithuania at rallies. he was born in a small village near vilnius. during the second world war , he was forced to leave his home as a child forever. the russians came in 1939, according to their agreement with germany, and we left there because we didn't want to be under the russians, so we moved to vilnius, in 1940 the russians occupied vilnius, i was nine years old, and it was sad to see as all men cry. vytautas and his parents tried to escape from the soviet occupation, fled to poland, but fell into the hands of the germans, who took his family to labor camps, in 1947, after the defeat of hitler's germany, he moved to the usa. he was able to visit his native lithuania only after its acquisition of independence. he left lithuania on foot when he was nine. that's why it was so impor

he's violated, they say, almost every international agreement in the book, from the budapest memorandum the un charter, to the minsk agreements, the listjust goes on and on and on. we'll get to the positions of each candidate later. but, james, will mentioned on this recent diplomatic trip that president zelensky made to the us, to the united nations. he then travelled to washington, to the white house. he was presenting his so—called victory plan. what is in this victory plan? this is a victory plan, a just peace, as he puts it, that he is presenting to his western allies. until the last few months, he had long demanded the complete withdrawal of russian forces and for the country's borders to be restored to before russia's campaign of aggression, which started ten years ago. i think what's changed in that time is the american scepticism that will references, and the battlefield realities, in that russia is not being forced backwards, it is taking more ukrainian territory. one of my favourite barometers is president zelensky�*s face. he is a performer, relatively speaking. when you com

you remember the budapest agreements, everything that concerned the withdrawal of nuclear weapons fromeed forever no pressure, no economic sanctions for the fact that we withdrew nuclear weapons from the territory of the country, exactly 3 years later, exactly 3 years after the emergence of presidential belarus, yes, we were once given the first sanctions, in 1997, we still have a long time waited, yes, just to return tiao to the territory of belarus. this will be accepted, if he, of course, wins, therefore, again, trump came, his wife from yugoslavia, there is some, like, emotional connection, his daughter comes to belgrade, which is also surprising, that is, there is some connection with this family, and naturally we have large lobby groups, which are well serbs, who are his assistants, who work with them, my friend recently met with his son and so on, that is, there is a very such a good attitude, darling, well , look, just a few days ago during a meeting of the eastern economic forum putin joked that moscow supports harris, yes, and even funnier was the completely serious reaction

i also said this last week to my ukrainian colleague who is here in budapest. this is extremely unfair to the ukrainians, as a significant part of nato member states are not telling them honestly what they actually think. well, the obvious, the lack of agreement is hardly surprising with even present a bite and once questioning the reality of ukraine's membership. incredibly, most western allies are also ignoring the fact that your clients, potential nato membership, is the red line for russia. and one t reason that the conflict ignited in the 1st place, many button can blame, is failing memory for forgetting what he said. just a few months ago. piece looks like making sure russia never, never, never, never occupies ukraine. and it doesn't mean nato, they are part of nato. it means we have a relationship with them, like we do with other countries where we supply weapons so they can defend themselves in the future. but it is not. if you notice, i was the one that i was saying that i am not prepared to support the nato ization of ukraine. so as hurricane milton a

i want to thank my guess and the symbol and in budapest and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time. and remember across the apples the, [000:00:00;00] the 1935 fast is easily led by dictator benito mussolini decided to expand its colonial empire in africa and take over the opium. by that time, e v o b a was the only fully independent states on the continent. back in 1896. its inhabitants were able to defeat the italian colonies and defend their independence. since then, rome craves for revenge for the humiliating defeat. in the morning of october 3, 1935. without any announcement, the foxes attack the b o. b a. and bombarded it most severely. d. d o b, an armed forces bod, courageously. but the roots allergy of the italians knew no bounds. they use not only massive bombing attacks on civilians, but also the chemical weapons toxic gases. this change the course of the war. as a result of the occupation of ethiopia, by the fastest 760000 people were killed. the capture of the african state was committed with europe's tacit approval. britain and

in 2023, in budapest, at that world championships, i actually had some heat stroke.rain isjust so busy concentrating on trying to reach the goal of getting to the end as quickly as possible that sometimes you're casting your own safety aside. this year, i've come out and won an olympic bronze medal, but i do know athletes that haven't been so lucky when they've experienced heat stroke. climate change affects athletes in different ways depending on what sport or event they do. we saw the triathlon in paris. the conditions in the seine river with the pollution were a challenge as well. that is a little bit driven by climate change, especially because climate change makes extreme weather events like heavy rain more frequent. and we know that heavy rain flushes a lot of pollutants into rivers. so it's important that event organisers really put in as many precautions as they can to help make sure that athletes are protected. because sometimes we won't protect ourselves because we'll be that determined. before these paris games, you were one of, i think, maybe 13 signatori

limits of what is permissible, and nato will not do anything, and ukraine will say that this is budapestemorandum number two, only now i can bury it under me in the senate. the war can spread, then russia's hands are untied. destabilize moldova, leave, devour it in a few months, and a year later, having already surrounded ukraine, ignite it together with taiwan, the chinese operation, along with other points, and then the west will definitely not draw such a wide front line, and the russian-ukrainian war, activation, here the breakdown of the truce, will be the smallest problem among the list of problems to which the west will have to respond, because here their interests are not directly connected, let's be honest, here values ​​suffer, but we do not have oil ones. countries that belong to the west, we do not have enterprises that produce chips, on which the entire western economy depends, we do not have a lot of everything that would pragmatically tie their financial interest here and for many reasons. accordingly, at present, even the very statement of the question, or nato, or the te

a motion to get more on this were joined by a panel of guess we've got budapest, metropolitan university professor, richard warner. we've got us german economist and financial expert, thomas penn, and international affairs and security analyst, mark slow boat, and thank you all gentlemen for joining us on the program. first of all, i'd like to give the 1st question to richard. vladimir putin says that bricks is determines to tackle western tendencies to exploit. it's quote, exclusive position in global finance. what exactly do you think the blocks members and partners can do to push back in your view? yes. well, 1st let me actually comment on that statement made by president bruton. as it goes, it is actually quite a historic moment that i think that the president of russia is regarding directly to the effect to be the mall entry policies off the u. s. has been resolved by the easy b and that's very important because these monitoring policies happy very strongly, but they have so far not really being target of international scale criticism and as being overdue. so this is a really welcom

george or somebody while a, a senior research fellow with the global policy institute in budapest, george a way to go. but not mind. we were just listening to and the bands have assuming the bands here, right, that you actually spoke before him about an hour or so ago. we were showing you live on, on the international, a dressing of the united nations, talking about ukraine and the expansion of nato. just want to say may for me to you, great job. i really enjoyed your presentation. i thought you made some very, very good notes, historical markers as well. the end of the day, your main theme was the comfort and ukraine could have been prevented, had nato know continued to expand. so russia's board is george. can you give me just a some of the main points you may, but i think you, you summarize it. that's perfectly, i mean, my point was that when historians come to look back on the causes of this war, they will go back to the 30 years of diplomacy that took place off to the full of the soviet union. and what they will conclude was, is that the russians where he went out of their way to be a

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understand, he left me, and there was one scene, one scene where my hero, we were filming this scene in budapestt there in hungary and he has to play two games with one hand, by himself, this, this, and he has to with his pikes here, here in his hands, he put them here, exactly and developed, a long story, i’ll tell you, you played there, with natasha gundareva, yes, with gundareva, yes, well, this is childish, he stole paint there, a little bit of red, well, yes , little by little, yes, there was an amazing phrase there, he says, why, he says, did you become like this, little by little, a healthy man, everything, he says, i once saw how my wife washed these chicks on the board, washed clothes, and i gave you my word that i would do something like that, here he is little by little. i was a black sheep with him, you can consider valery lonskov the director who discovered you, yes, that's 100%, 100%, he comes, he comes, because the material was very interesting, the original literary work of artur makarov, if i don’t remember some original title, but he came, then there were longings for zhan pakh

dover and georgia to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george samuel, we in budapest, he's a pod cast through the gavel, which can be found on youtube and locals, and to dissemble, we cross through that $80.00 a mob. he is a historian and political commentator, general link prospect roles and effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate you. all right, let's go to george that kick it up. well, judge me is real. finally did strike against the ran. it was a weak. so pipe a very, a harsh rhetoric. obviously escalation was in the air and it was well known that um, depending on the strike that he ran would return. and so he would go up the escalation ladder. well, the strike did happen, but what does it mean to you with george? well, it's just a very good question. it's um, uh if it's there was surprisingly restrained when it comes to it as well. so therefore we have to try to explain why was israel so restrained? well, one of this, um possibility is that uh there is a us selection taking place as well as watching who is going to prevail on um