situation of indigenous peoples in six state members of the arctic council, these are denmark, canada, norwayeden, as well as australia, new zealand and japan. recently, the united states and canada, their allies have been increasing their activity on international universal platforms, in regional formats in the media, trying to shift the focus of attention from the pressing problems of indigenous peoples in north america, the western states of the arctic region, as well as australia, new zealand, japan. to the alleged, as they formulate, infringement of the rights of indigenous peoples in russia and a number of large developing countries. at the same time, in almost all of the aforementioned states, in one form or another , assimilation and discriminatory policies were carried out against the indigenous population, which created and continues to create many problems of a socio-political cultural nature. currently, many countries are developing mechanisms for coordinating cooperation with representatives of indigenous peoples. common problems for indigenous peoples of various countries includ

countries participated in the murder of serbs: the usa, france, germany, the netherlands, belgium, canada, norwayult, more than half a million of them came from albania to support, it is clear that they were mainly involved in crime, that is , weapons, drugs, all over europe, all europeans know this when they communicate with politics. from europe they say: we know all this, but they know everything, but they say nothing, and accordingly, it turns out, they committed aggression against independent states in order to take part of the territory, they put their nato base there now demands that we admit it, that is, here you are and on us all this was tested, that is, first the color revolution was tested here, then nato aggression, everything that happened here, as a result, here is what is happening here, russia, ukraine, it was planned to belarus. their soldiers were not there, they only bombed all the cities with missiles, i say, all the bridges, military police facilities, this is not even discussed, civilian facilities, civilian objects, infrastructure, mines, houses, neighborhoods were demolis

participated in the murder of the serbs, the usa, france, germany, the netherlands, belgium, canada, norwaytaly and others. yugoslavia is no more. and what has changed for you personally? after the nato bombings since 1999, well, first of all, in my opinion, it became clear to all normal, reasonable humanity that nato is an aggressive bloc, which is intended precisely as a dirty club for the united states, it is clear that this is the us army, which is covered only by european countries, but they are 95% nato troops, yes, but the command and decisions are made in washington, but definitely not in europe, therefore, that is, they showed, that... all over europe all europeans know this when they talk to politicians from europe they say: we know all this, but they know everything, but they don’t say anything, and accordingly, it turns out that they committed aggression against an independent state in order to take part of the territory, they set up their nato base there and now they demand that we recognize it, that is, here you have it, all this was tested on us, that is , first the color rev

the publication specifies that the heads of the foreign ministries of six countries - canada, sweden, norway, finland, iceland and denmark. intend to discuss investments in the arctic region in the near future, the creation of another anti-russian bloc by the northern allies. its necessity arose due to the fact that a number of countries do not want to raise security issues in the arctic council, where russia is present. and france is significantly behind other european countries in the field of drone production, and this trend has been continuing for 15 years. this was stated by the minister of the armed forces of the country, but at the same time sebastian lacarneu noted that paris should not try to catch up forever, but will be able to skip a technological generation, already by 2030 france should be ahead in the issue of producing various versions of drones, but he does not yet know how to do this. on the way to the eu, moldova is actively adopting western values, so it has once again come under attack with ... election programs, but not to criticize opponents. representatives opposition

canada, denmark, finland, iceland, norway, russia, sweden, the usa.nately, the nato bloc tries to be guided by all this without taking into account international law, but the council creates cooperation in the region, promotes cooperation, solves the problems of developing environmental protection in the barctic. but nato countries cannot come to terms with russia's presence in it. they suffer. therefore, it tries to create other platforms that in unlike the arctic council, they are not focused on peaceful interaction for the sake of the future of the arctic countries. for nato countries, the arctic is just another platform in the struggle for so -called democratic world domination. the arctic council is not viable without russia, as confirmed by the annual meetings of politicians and heads of state who determine the geopolitical, economic, transport... ecologist, the entire world community should be aware of russia's role in the arctic today. russia has the heaviest coastline in arctic. the largest unexplored reserves. resources i said 63% of the cir

an observer, and thanks to the leading role of the united states together with partners from canada and norway. we currently have a declaration that defines the principles underlying the organization of this process. the role of the states is quite important for us, and they help both to identify the places of stay of ukrainian children and the children themselves, to bring the guilty persons to justice, including by imposing sanctions on them, and in particular, with regard to the further activities and support of the activities of ukrainian non-governmental organizations regarding the rehabilitation of children. and the very end of the story about michigan, one of the states that can determine the fate of the presidential election in the united states. these days , both candidates, kamala harris and donald trump, are in michigan on the campaign trail. yuliya yarmolenko will tell what topics concern local voters the most and what might be the key to victory. this cafe in grenapit, michigan is more than just a place to buy ice cream. its owner, dagley, also hands out yard signs in support of d

it is been going on in norway and canada, to say we are leading it needs a step change, we need to upe and land fill it, but what happens to the carbon? if we are not using oil then we are going to use carbon from the petrochemical industry so where do we get chemicals that life relies on. it is a big question and a wicked problem, but something we must solve now. ., h, but something we must solve now. ., ,. , ., now. you sound sceptical that this will actually _ now. you sound sceptical that this will actually ever - now. you sound sceptical that this will actually ever happen. i think it has to happen. i am sceptical about the current roll—out. it is looking at one single part of the equation. we are, the government is looking at capturing 20 million tonnes, actually we admit close to 600 million towns per and him so we are only addressing a small part of the problem. renewables is another part that will help bring things down, but there is no limited to renewables we can bring into force because obviously, to create renewable energy you need to create an infrastructure and that has

that, what if that happens in anywhere else other than imagine that happening in paris or norway or america? or canada or new zealand or to any different kind of native indigenous people, what would that mainstream media do? they are still justifying all these massacers over a lie on one day in occupied palestine called the october 7 mass rapes, it has been debunked, babies beheaded, there are no babies, no names, no pictures, tens of palestinian's babies have been beheaded over that lie and they're still carrying it and repeating it, so i think it is time that the american population..." thinks beyond that mainstream brain wash of the media and tell me as a lebanese person, i'm not a hizbullah person, tell me how am i supposed to defend my children from an f35 or an f16 or a technological cyber warfare that has all kinds of impunity from the world, am i supposed to sit, they they expect us to sit down and wait for our death? i want to get your your thoughts about this and help people understand what the mood, not just the mood in lebanon, but the capacity of resistance forces in lebanon to actually f

one kid around the sound, and this cannot be to stand after norway. sheeley is a leading producer of farmed salmon followed by britain, canada. and the pharaoh islands, which belong to denmark and g like salmon companies, and investors from norway such as sharon mach movies, and summer have expanded into the country. even conglomerate mitsubishi operates, they're in a key salmon farming region. in chile, we meet whistle blower, mario hans rebate. he worked in an agriculture facility owned by nova strong until 2021, and publicize the salmon farms breach of environmental regulations the, somewhere in the city. and we also have stolen insect thought. is going to freak out this. i'm on one of the mentors. i'm on it, go on all the time, you know, i don't know for you and send, but i don't know. good. you can use i'm it doesn't know what else where the bottom of the julian environmental supervisory authority. s m a in post a heavy fine on nova, and they had to close some farms with duncan within the visit the same, but on. i can close this out in the process of it on the sofa and plus the how to well can only will got to minute 3.

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they are doing it in norway, canada, australia. in the uk they opened up coal extraction again.is a problem. it is wonderful that clean energy is available and cheaper now, but there's also the fact that a whole bunch of countries or subsidizing fossil fuel extraction including our own. >> oil prices are pretty high. >> they are crazy. they are high for us on the east coast but people still seem to be driving plenty. >> thank you. >> in closing, you make clear recommendations of what to do. would you like to expand on that >> >> i told you about one of them but i do have three suggestions. two are for people who want to engage in activism or are already activists. number one is create community and specifically solidarity. this is about the demographics i was talking about with regard to who is in the climate move that. we need to think about how the climate movement can connect with other progressive movements, folks coming from different identities and orientations and labor. labor has been a real challenge. i spoke to some people who are labor leaders in the book and include

britain the united states and canada france is often mentioned but also norway, poland, belgium, denmark, the netherlands, even australia and new zealand were represented in this operation. so we had air, land and sea forces of ten or so countries and a quick multiplication. my arithmetic as a history major will reveal this yields 30 sets of hierarchical command structures and one of the main reasons why very few people other than dwight could have carried this because eisenhower's great skill was his ability to bring people together to and ameliorate difficulties. john showed us ike in that photograph, the paratroopers making a personal, looking them in the eye prior to their lifting off. but he did that kind of thing, not only at the the. oh and oh two or even the e one and e two level. he did it at. the political level he dealt with people, winston churchill and de gaulle. and for that matter, monty montgomery, george patton. so the ability to that, i think, is the great strength that eisenhower brought to this operation. now, today, in part to steven spielberg and tom hanks, when man

norway. they are doing that in canada. they are doing that in australia. they are even doing that in the uk. they have opened up coal extraction again. this is a problem. it is wonderful that clean energy is available and it is cheaper now, but there is also the fact that a whole bunch of countries are subsidizing fossil fuel extraction, including our own. >> oil prices are also really high. >> well, here, they are high. they are high for us on the east coast. but they are high. people still seem to be driving plenty. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so just in closing, you make three clear recommendations of what we must do to save ourselves. do you want to expand on that? >> i told you about one of them. i do have three suggestions. two of them are for people who want to engage in activism. and number one is create community and specifically solidarity. and here this is about the demographics i was talking about before with regard to who is in the climate movement. we have to start thinking about how the climate movement can connect with other progressive

norway. they're doing it in canada, they're doing in australia. i mean, happening all over. they're even doing in the u.k. they now opened up coal again. mm hmm. you know, so i mean, so this is it's a problem. i mean, and it's i mean, it's wonderful that clean energy is available and it's cheaper now, but there's also the fact that a whole bunch of countries are subsidizing fossil fuel extraction, including our own oil prices. also, pretty high. well, here they are. i mean, here they're. crazy. yeah, but i mean you know, they're they're high for us on, the east coast. but i mean, they're people still seem to be driving plenty, right? yeah. thank you. thank you. so just in closing, you make free, clear recommendations of what we must do to save ourselves. would you like to expand on that. in your closing remarks. sure. okay. so so i thought i told you about one of them, but i'll go back and just say it so so i do have three suggestions. two of them are for people who want to engage in activism or who are already activists mean. and number one is to create community and specif

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