remade bulgaria, west for the west. you are the miles reduced by day and by night. and the sun is the dominant thing in the sky. but there is still still catching eastern side of ukraine and being blowing quite hard in the south rush, the east side of the black sea, just catching northern turkeys, well, which gets even more snare. but only the answer is many in the north. during wednesday, the bit of a break of that line of rain. you may have noticed have some re, mike coming to sudden portugal, some across the british charles drake when say, but otherwise quiet and lofty sunny. now there is rain and significant, right? i think might fall at the sky in morocco may be western sahara and this orange you see every where's the harm at wendy's season or wind picks up the dust and the sand often trades, dust dorms, not particularly true at the moment in north africa for the safer in the middle of summer is wet, particularly mozambique, and zimbabwe. awe inspiring stories from around the world. a human life captured in its vast one the feel like that region of what i want

an increase in me for the said through might remain to bulgaria west for the rest, your hourly mild reduced by day and by night in the sun is the dominant thing in the sky. but there is still statue east side of ukraine and being blown, quite hard in the south. rushed eastern side of the black sea just catching northern turkeys. well, which gets even more snare, but only the entity known in the north. during wednesday, the bit of a break of that line of rain you may have noticed. so some re, mike coming to some portugal, some across the british isles. drake, when say, but otherwise quiet and lofty sunny. now there is rain and significant, right? i think might fall at the sky in morocco, maybe western sahara and this orange you see every where's the harm at wendy's seasonal wind picks up the dust and the sand often trades, dust dorms, not particularly true at the moment in north africa. for the south in the middle of summer is wet, particularly mozambique, and zimbabwe. ah, this is one of the most astounding that in the logical revolutions in all of this through make our planet great the day

sky cut through the sanchez a in poland and increasingly further south through might remain to bulgaria. west for the west, you hourly. moderate is by day and by night. and the sun is the dominant thing in the sky, but there is still statue eastern side of ukraine and being blown, quite hard in the south. rush these inside of the black sea just catching northern turkeys. well, which gets even more snow, but only the engine is known in the north. during wednesday, the bit of a break of that line of rain you may have noticed. so some ray might coming to some portugal, some across the british isles. when say otherwise, quiet and lofty sunny. now there is rain and significant, right? i think might fall out the sky and morocco, maybe western sahara and this orange you see every where's the harm at wendy's a seasonal wind picks up the dust and the sand. often traits dustin's not particularly true at the moment in north africa for the sapphire in the middle of summer is wet, particularly mozambique. and zimbabwe. ah . the karone of virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devasta

bulgaria. i'm now in the west, and i'm going to stay in the west"? kristalina: actually, no. to mit with the idea to spend one year, learn as much as i can, and bring this knowledge back to bulgaria. i actually had a contract torite a textbook on environmental economics as an outcome of this visit, but the world bank called me up. they offered me a summer job . the fourth day, i'm at this consulting job. i got the call, and i got an offer to stay at the bank. why? at that time, the bank was looking for environmental economist. '92, pass review? check. they were desperate for women. they were very male-dominated. so check. and they were opening up towards the soviet union, formerly eastern bloc. russian speakers? check. so i took the job. i said, "well, you know, this is such an opportunity to work here." and then i did incredibly interesting jobs within the bank. i rised up in the ranks. and one day, i got the call to go to europe. david: what did you actually do there? what was your job. kristalina: i had first the job of humanitarian and crisis commissioner, and it was an i

countries poland e-e slovakia, the czech republic, hungary and romania and bulgaria, and this is also a confirmation of the unity of the westn supporting ukraine and the strengthening of the eastern e-e flank of nato mr. andrii, you specifically noted about joseph biden's plans and for the next few days and meetings with the leaders of the countries of central and eastern europe, this is extremely important. at the same time, we are aware and have a lot of signals from hungary and its leadership regarding their vision of the aggression of the russian federation in ukraine, in your opinion, what additional colors can it add to this meeting, taking into account the personal position of the leaders of this country that we need to talk with hungary and with viktor morgan, the prime minister and the minister of foreign affairs, everyone it is necessary to talk and convey information to them about the real state of the situation in ukraine and the reality of russian aggression so that in ukraine this criminality carried out by the russian army in ukraine, i think it is important in order to they received balanced information not

should go and us or us compromises will have to be made or the west will have to hold some negotiations with hungary or there will still be bulgaria north macedonia and compromises were never made . france developed a mechanism which with great scandal managed to be pushed through the bulgarian macedonian parliament and no one liked it, but since it was the will of the great powers members of the european union, and bulgaria also receives huge amounts of money from them, so they well, this mechanism, we will create a commission of historians, for this it was necessary to make changes to the constitution of north macedonia that negotiations began to recognize bulgarians as a national minority in macedonia to begin with what did you understand that the main idea of ​​the republic of macedonia from the moment and in the northern region from the moment it appeared as part of yugoslavia there in the 45th year was that no bulgarians live there and there are none in bulgaria, on the other hand, has a macedonian national minority that the bulgarians do not recognize . this is the official concept of the nation in pirian macedonia. there a

here are bulgaria, mongolia , two countries in which almost the entire local industry was destroyed. let 's just say this is a picture of what the westmal countries, when they were absorbed by it. eh, we got it right. let's move on to the next one. it is already closer to us that ukrainian telegram channels are spreading information that supposedly russians are expelling people in the luhansk region from houses. why is it unclear? well, let's look and listen to the well-known speaker. what news from there? if the dynamics is that people are trying to leave from there, and people from the people around the front are villages or already settlements, the criminal rubizhnoye is already starting to expel them all. basically, they are starting to drive them deeper into the luhansk region. well , let alexander comment dmitry will probably expose the final. uh, the fact is that kohl will soon talk about the eviction of people. you must see columns of refugees who i pull mine nowhere, and in winter they naturally freeze and, probably, beg for alms, because the cultures of people are driven out to nowhere. here is a fine rune. all chose someho

west without subsidies for climatic reasons and for this reason. if well, by the way, pay attention, we see it. here, as soon as the baltic states bulgariaso the soviet union began depopulation there. well, in fact, in the baltics, this has already come to a catastrophe, and in bulgaria , too, romania may not be holding on anymore just because it builds itself out of itself as the main enemy of russia and exists only because there is russia and for this reason, everything is clear here. that is , as soon as russia disappears everything that east berlin has in the war of poverty. well, or it becomes, as it were, a cheap labor force for this warm west once again. this objective economic situation now. yes now well it's there it's a lot of who yes it's a scab. it's better than it's better. what does it mean and for this reason, here you can simply say absolutely objectively. yes, here is the line. it will be the honest detective. but it's best to check. the richest country in the world leads to the fact that the world is completely impossible to explain. just from the word quite within the current conditions. and that's why every time i hea

bulgaria maybe someone forgot only 7 with the germans. and in this regard, it is very interesting. today, the collective weste of nazi ukraine, and they are all in solidarity. they are all there, so i want to remind you that actually before the forty-fourth year, in fact, before the landing of the allies. normandy, on the side of the upper yacht , a country actively fought, which later turned out to be winners france i will say such numbers. the french volunteers who fought on the side of the wehrmacht were 200,000. 20 infantry divisions fought on the side of the french wehrmacht, the entire then navy and aviation. well, for comparison, which again, so to speak, to dispel some historical myths, according to the most daring estimates , 20,000 people fought in the partisan movement in france. and most of these belligerents were interpretations. even when i was a student, i was surprised to read about this movement makidu. and why is there slobodinsky mark slobodinsky, by the way, a native of ukraine, the heroes of the french resistance vasily porik , hero of the soviet union who was a hero of the french resist

bulgaria which of course borders ukraine and russia. and countries that very much feel the threat from the east very strongly and more keenly than others to the westssia invaded a i it is a year since russia invaded a sovereign nation and no—one can talk is talking about how this war ends. no, they are not. in fact, quite the opposite, people talking very clearly about the fact this war could go on for a very long time. and for the politicians, that is one thing. forthose and for the politicians, that is one thing. for those who are using this to argue for the strengthening of nato, that is another thing. but for the ukrainian people and including in that all the refugees that we have been meeting in recent days and over the past year, in fact, that is a very depressing, a very sad and miserable thought. because many of those we saw boarding evacuation trains at the beginning of this war, panic and shock and chaos as people crashed onto evacuation trains. a year later, many of those people have still not been able to return home. refugees are still coming across the border in much smaller numbers now, but still entering poland because they don't s

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