, i have a lot of faith in the new reincarnation of central europe. i believe that geopolitical issues will be reckoned with in the near future. well, maybe not tomorrow, but the day after tomorrow for sure and we will be an integral part of this central europe. i also believe that from this central europe there will be a european belarus after the fall of lukashenka's regime there and i am sure that we poles will play a key role and this central europe is extraordinary will also play a role in global schedules, besides an extremely important role, i really feel that we like to create baltic black sea cooperation about that sea or there, if we did not call it the future of central europe with ukraine - it should really be cool and that that has already started to happen with our cooperation and mutual sympathy and er parasky of mutual respect in central europe this is important and we have, agree, such an emotion, passion in all central european nations, it will play a crazy role in the xxi century, that is, on we are waiting for a very interesting re

schedules, besides, it will play an extremely important role. it was not called the future of central europeith ukraine - it should actually be cool and what has already started in all central european nations , it will play a huge role in the xxi century , that is, we are expecting a very interesting development in relation to the skeptics. i would not say that now we have left skeptics as such who do not want to have ukraine directly in the european union. well, we have a fantastic surge of support for just the support of normal, absolutely average europeans who look at the screens of their phones or computers fd visa teachers also understand something about ukraine, and better feel something about ukraine, the question is more about how the further process will fit into the european union, how long and under what conditions will it last, and what you said, i was fine with it i know , well, this is just such a carefully bureaucratic approach, and let's do everything as before, well, nothing will happen after the war, as it was before the war. it is already clear to everyone. but at the sam

central europe will play a greater role together with eastern europe in european politics as a whole. political scientist, a teacher at charles university, and i was thirsty, he was in direct contact with us, we will continue the broadcast with unusual stories about ordinary people, they collected their own apartment for five years and lived there, well, a little more than a month . the sky is ablaze in memory of the two-level apartment in their neighbors, the situation is not better, the communications are damaged by the shelling, the windows are broken, the russians looted the property, but those who are simply forced to live in the ruins or they simply have no other options anastasia wednesday visited one of the most damaged houses in gostomeli and we will see the details in the story right now

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there, the country of central europe is condemned in every possible way, russia is concentrated therethey even record acts of genocide, and register in their the legislative field also has a second speed - this is the russian hysterical reaction and here the main question is who will group up faster. yes, the civilized world and central europe are facing a possible big war , after all, russia will be able to rethink its behavior and start, so to speak, from crawling here it's not easy for alex and oleksandr, your vision of this, in fact, we see that the key was born, i agree with you - this is an apocalyptic scenario, this is a scenario of a total nuclear war, which russia has been promoting for quite a long time and tried apply countermeasures as a key political and diplomatic tool to intimidate the west from this support for ukraine to intimidate the west from supporting finland to sweden but but but at the same time we understand that now if we see putin's speech on may 9 if we see the latest statements of the russian if let's see the latest statements of russian journalists, are t

our work to halt genocide in the balkans, support new democracies in eastern and central europe, to developolombia and all those undertakings. madeleine was an incomparable ally and advisor beyond the president to me and to others in the committee. she always had a knack for explaining to the american people why it mattered to them that people everywhere in the world were struggling to breathe free. and madeleine didn't stop. when she left government. for decades she was on nexus for the foreign policy committee. always and i mean always on top of the latest developments. always speaking out for democracy and always the first to sound the alarm about fascism. presidents and leaders around the world continued to solicit her advice including me. when i asked her last year to chair the defense policyboard , she built businesses. she pumped out new york times bestsellers. were both highly prescient and deeply salient and constantly bestsellers. i think i've read them all. you know, she meant toward generations of rising foreign policy experts. to quote foreign policy establishment . you know, t

for many, i unexpectedly got the opportunity to become a real energy hub for central europe, apparently vice-chancellor , meanwhile, doubted the effectiveness us embargo on russian oil, he said in an interview restrictive measures noted. it only pushes prices up, which generally offsets the effect of such sanctions. russia earns more money with less sales. the ban on oil supplies by the united states has led to higher prices in the world market. so russia makes more money with less oil sales. and, of course, this is a problem, a solution that we must find. so the oil ban does not yet have the effect that we hoped for against the backdrop of eu decision prices for brent blend jumped above 118 dollars per barrel then. truth. decreased, i note that just today old futures contracts expire and new ones begin to be traded, which cost about $ 3 cheaper, experts disagree, some believe that the embargo will become a driver in further growth of quotations, others believe that everything has already been taken into account by the market, but in any case, russia will continue to look for new fuel i

coincide with the sixth package by may 9, but due to the resistance of the countries of eastern and central europestponed. now. this according to the same notorious source, approximately may 30-31, the initial plan of the european commission to abandon crude oil 6 months after the laws come into force, and from the age of 23 , stop buying russian oil products. however, again, according to anonymous data. now the bill is littered with mass exceptions, which are tricky. to list them, of course, i will not mention them in parallel with the press conference. attention to the position of hungary, so to speak, the leader of the oil resistance. it became clear what difficulties hungary is facing - the timing of adaptation, and how costly it will be. hungary will have to completely reconfigure oil refining, focused on russian. and increase spending on more expensive oil. not from russia now we are trying to figure it out. what is the price of the issue, how long it will take time i can not say the prime minister of hungary, meanwhile, said that the sanctions against russia work only on paper. moreover, vi

things are changing, sure, central europe is safe and secure. we have to expect a long-term struggle here. >> it would be great if putin left ukraine next week. i am not sure if he will. we have to be prepared for a long-term struggle. i know that we are and i know my fellow americans understand what is at steak ake here. >> i hope you are right, we hang in in terms of our support and tension and follow the lead of the polls. it is a remarkable story and i have been privileged just in 24 and 48 hours to say it. >> we are so pleased you came to poland. >> thank you, i am going to turn my attention to the tragedy in uv uvalde. yes, we have a gun problem and we also have a shooting problem. giver me something from social media that we can respond to in realtime. >> i take tweets and facebook comments. twitter's responds. >> russia is the largest country in the world. what more territory do they need? >> is that what russian young people want? is that what russian business people want to be disconnected from the west and not able to travel and not a

authority said wishes be cognizant of the great historical tragedies that have happened in central and eastern europe. we should, in response that we have a chance, dissolve the borders in central and eastern europe. demilitarize and through nuclearize it and create a permanent zone of peace between east and west. you can say that would have been crazy, but that would have been a new world order. ideas like that made president george w. bush barry ward he said we need to rush to make sure we lock in this cold war that was so good for the united states. president george h. w. bush continued in succeeding that, it was not surprising to me that nato survived. what was surprising to me it was that george h. w. bush successfully labeled a new world order since it was not. the militarizing central and eastern europe would have been a new world order but it was not. you have an institution, it was fundamentally designed to contour moscow. persisting into the post cold war period, again, i have no sympathy for putin but you can understand why he says that he is worried about it. and then, the question about

now admittedly much of central eastern europe hasn't yet caught up on this blue line. here is certainly rain stretching through romania hungry back to austria. and there are showers, developing all over italy, in the central part. millennium is nothing like a stormy, as you might expect, and temperatures even here are in the middle. twenty's just temporarily dipped during the shares. if i take you ahead to tuesday, temperatures are rising still further in parts of france. 31 there is wind and rain running through england and into what is currently a fire danger. part of south norway is that probably good news, and the sun has replaced the rain for much of the rest of central europe. not quite as windy as it was, was still enough to pick up the sand in libya. and egypt for the onshore breeze means to brooks down to about 900 cars at 37 in west africa where it's been very hot. it is still very hot in cynical, ah, seen as a burden. countless babies are aborted in india simply for being girls. but amidst these resistance, even from rome, patience, fearless midwife as adopte

europe have ever known millions of dead destroyed economies the continent is divided into democratic and totalitarian parts lithuania remembers the dark forces of tyranny that continued to rule in centraltern europe and we won it made us stronger today when the russian regime destroys ukrainian cities rapes and kills the ukrainian people we are not we answer the question why did it happen au and kass we do not ask because we know the horrors of war are returning because the true history of the 20th century was forgotten and distorted the ancient survived and returned to give battle after the fall of the soviet union, russia had the opportunity to follow a democratic path of development, instead, it demonstrated the reverse of imperial ambitions, gross violation of human rights and aggressive foreign policy. today, the putin regime is attacking not only ukraine. it is attacking the entire free and democratic world. it is not too late. we must stop this destructive force, it is ours . joint position together to victory a-a -ah-ah-ah-ah-ah - a-a-a-a-a-a-a-ah albania is everywhere where an albanian lives the people, together with the other albanian state of kosovo , lined up next to you wi

as you mentioned that the pipeline that comes into central europe will continue to supply oil from russia. we also in the czech republic will be able to facilitate those all deliveries for further 18 months. so it's not lease out right band that you wanted at the beginning. but the ponds have been beset by so many issues. in fact, lavonne delay and just about a week ago said the cutting russian oil imports immediately could actually benefit russia if we would completely cut immediately. as of today, off the oil, he might be able to take the oil that he does not sell to the european union to the world's market, where the prices will increase and sell it for more. what russia says she's on the money there. yes, it will find customers elsewhere, it will be able to sell oil. now, in terms of the package of sanctions that we understand that they have had this political agreement on, this will include a 90 percent reduction in the imports of russian oil. we're going to see, feel, the more banks being the swift, essentially not being able to make these international payments. we've already had a

for many, unexpectedly got the opportunity to become a real energy hub for central europe germany's transferwhile, questioned the effectiveness of the us embargo on russian oil , he said in an interview with cnn restrictive measures noted. it is only being pushed up, which generally neutralizes the effect of such sanctions. russia earns more money, with a smaller volume of sales, the ban on oil supplies by the united states led to an increase in prices in the world market. so russia makes more money with less oil sales. and, of course, this is a problem, a solution that we must find. so the oil ban is not yet having the effect we hoped for. it so happened, and this time, against the backdrop of the decision of the european union, the prices for brent blend have already jumped above $ 119 per barrel, and in this and despite the fact that just today the old futures contracts expire and new ones begin to be traded, which cost about $ 3 cheaper experts disagree, in opinion some believe that the embarga will become a driver for further growth in quotations , others believe that everything has alr

terminal in the current circumstances croatia has the potential to become a real energy hub for central europe the most effective would be additional investment in the existing liquefied natural gas terminal most likely we will go in this direction and we are very close to decisions on such investments, as far as pipeline oil is concerned, remove it and the list of sanctions is not proposed by chance, if the restriction of the sixth package affects only the oil that is supplied by sea, this will take away slovakia, hungary and the czech republic from the blow earlier, the european union was already ready to make other concessions and offered a longer transition period until the end of 2024, as well as monetary compensation to countries of 2 billion euros, but hungary, for example, estimated the damage to its economy at 15-18 billion euros. and this is quite understandable. in total imports, this country accounts for more than 44% of slovakia, almost 80%, according to the prime minister of hungary, if the restrictions do not affect the druzhba pipeline, this is just a step in the right directio

closed down its activities not only in ukraine, but also in poland and in general throughout central europedid they start there, starting with lithuania and ending with bulgaria? the role of ordinary economy propaganda, but the fact is that studies in the lublin basin showed that e there are insufficiently produced volumes of flanged gas, but commercially they look right , it is a different matter for us in the east, so if this is a question , of course, it is a question of the future there , cherkasy was quite successfully smoked by the shell company naftogaz is working now, and i think that it will be a prospect related to our gas production, but of course, in that regard, someone said to drill something there and get additional volumes in the fall and gas to pump it for sure mykhailo, first of all, not only professional analysis, but also for honesty, so that we do not nurture any certain illusions mykhailo gonchar, expert in international energy and security relations, president of the center for global studies, strategy 21, worked live on the bunker air of the espresso tv channel well,

the 164 km long pipe will optimize gas supplies between the countries of central europe, and for slovakiathe unification of its gas transmission system with the polish one is one of the largest projects for the development of national energy infrastructure. at the moment, 85%, well, the three republics cover energy from russia, the country seeks to reduce this figure, but according to local slovak underground storage facilities with a volume of 3.5 billion cubic meters are only a quarter full of gas for only a month. the proportion of uk households facing fuel poverty is rising fast according to the energy group's forecast and will double to 40% by october. these families. more than 10% of income will have to be spent on energy. the fact is that after raising the price limit in april, the average bill for gas and electricity for british households increased by one and a half times and approached 2,000 pounds a year, and by october. it can go up to 3,000 pounds in rubles. this is more than 230.000. the imf called on the world community to lower trade barriers in order to fight inflation in

johnson is one of the biggest supporters of friends of ukraine, he is like ronald reagan for central europethe 80s, for us it is bory johnson, now he most consistently supports ukraine and his messages edition of the economist, they are the most pro-ukrainian about the fact that there cannot be any compromises, there must be the complete destruction of that grouping, which was and the complete and complete restoration of the territorial integrity of sovereignty, that is, i approve of this strategic assessment of mr. reznikov, and i like it for its sobriety because it is in we ask there that the war will end in two weeks, they tell us one, the next two you

after the 14th year there a powerful military infrastructure in the new member states of central and eastern europe even now, there could be much more nato contingents that have strengthened like this, but this is not at all the groupings that nato had, for example, the federal sculpture of germany when the active phase of the cold war about missiles was going on there, this is also completely far-fetched because that if nato wanted to drive , there was never such a need. because, unlike russia, nato does not live concentration for the sake of concentration, but hypothetically , if it were necessary, missiles could be placed in the baltic countries, but this was not really necessary, that is, nato was always expanding politically, the union was too defensive, did not seek concentration for the sake of confrontation, and it followed and delayed the provisions of the basic act of nato russia, even when russia already attacked ukraine in the 14th year and refrained from deploying missiles there weapons or the creation of significant conventional groups there, including aviation. that is why all the rh

little more than 1 million people in germany for the liberation of all of eastern and part of central europe 101.000 bulgaria 987 people in poland are over 600. and after that they start telling us something and something explain. handsome our ambassador andreev how did he behave ? this is an example of modern diplomacy, i can’t explain how to respond to all the grimaces of a smirk and jumping, which means they splashed it in the face, and they say, you understand that this is blood. well let's listen to the people who symbolize this paint. how do you feel on me syrup, but it symbolizes the blood of ukrainians, it symbolizes the staging here staging in the bucha. well done it is surrounded by this crowd is very, very unfriendly. so bring yourself. well, unfortunately, even today sergey lavrov spoke about this, no, there is no more independent europe. there are no european states previously significant great now there is only a herd that obedient excuse for the expression croaks what they are told for the ocean leaders. that's all. and nothing more, therefore, nothing should be surprised here

after the annexation of austria, hitler sent a flight of minister albert sprehr for a map of central europebegan to show the reverently attentive environment czechoslovakia, which had been caught in pincers , czechoslovakia, this is very artificial the formation created after the first world war , it included the so-called sudetenland , predominantly populated by germans. slovakia and nice defensive treaties with france and the soviet union and this allowed her to feel safe. because if germany attacked czechoslovakia, this is supposedly, firstly, the soviet union would have to come to the rescue, and from the west, germany's spinning would have to hit france, but big politics intervened here. it is necessary to return to 1904, then many turned attention to the report of the english historian halfurd kinder, with which he spoke to the royal geographical society of great britain, the author came to the following conclusion in connection with the spread of railways and automobiles, the importance of continental powers will grow. by that time, great britain had already been the world hegemon fo

shortly after the annexation of austria, hitler sent for a map of central europe to albert schweyr and began to show the reverently attentive environment that czechoslovakia, slovakia , in a general artificial formation created after the first world war, turned out to be as follows called the sudetenland, predominantly inhabited by germans. slovakia had defensive treaties with france and the soviet union and this allowed her to feel safe, because if germany attacked czechoslovakia here, in theory, firstly, the soviet union would have to come to the rescue, and from the west to the spinning germany should have struck, france. but big politics intervened here. we need to go back to 1904, when many paid attention to the report of the english historian helford kinder with which he spoke before the royal geographical society of great britain, the author came to the following conclusions in connection with the spread of railways and automobiles, the importance of continental powers will grow. by that time, great britain had already been the world hegemon for 400 years and its dominant positi

it affects the central europe and the east europe, all from the rest and bought a home in a very negative way. and now it's kind of upset. i mean, i believe that profit could be equally worldwide in, in some kind of socialist society has left being present. but the polish government is far away from such ideas. so it's just the absolute idea to cover losses which are disturbing down on the coming you know, and it's not a real realistic idea because we are living in the capitalist and you'll be bro formation. and why should other countries now like norway, who are dependent on the export stop the roots of markets. it could be a good idea if you want to provide the whole world with all resources which, how that, but in that kind of conflict, it's only a kind of egoistic way to overcome their policy better, better results or best policies which are done. so it's upset. yeah, very interesting analysis. as always martin, thanks for that. martin doors are human rights lawyer and member of the left party in germany. you know, the former president of mol, dover igor, do done, has been detained fo

absolutely clear definition that it is impossible to form european, especially a-a security in central europeware that one of the tasks facing the civilized world today is to tear belarus away from the kremlin's influence or to rid belarus of this tyrant lukashenko . he does not understand that there is no forgiveness for him and that is why he has an attempt to avoid a-ah a direct confrontation and him as a tyrant with the civilized world, but he is maneuvering in vain and there will be no excuse for him anymore, moreover, i have no doubt that putin will force him to push the belarusian army against the ukrainians and therefore, at this stage, it is absolutely necessary that, with the support of ukraine, lithuania and poland, let's say in bialystok a or vilnius a or kyiv, the government of the republic of belarus was formed, because those for whom belarusians voted for the last 30 years are today all over europe and zenon pozniak and tykhanovskaya and a-a andrii jumped out of my head, the former first deputy minister of foreign affairs and other representatives of the e-e belarusian oppositi

all this oil and calmly fill in central europe and western europe, this leads to the question that ita number of players. we have now reached this component of the economic component . hungary supports the export of weapons. i remind, she may not do it, but she will support it, in short, she doesn’t vote, the same applies to other different ones, but you are the economy, and not torn, and there is a multidirectional process in the economy, therefore, in fact, part or maybe not fortunately, but it is not the economic consequences of the economic peculiarities of understanding what is happening there that have led to the fact that a certain split is taking place now, because people are fighting with a refrigerator against televisions. there are ideologies and, accordingly, this refrigerator will always win for long distances at distances. you can explain to people for a month that the guys need to tighten their belts here, as if sanctions should be thrown. you can explain for 2 months, and in the third month it starts to break. their family budget starts to get busy, and then some serio

authority said we should be cognizant of the great historical tragedies have happen in central and eastern europee should in response now that we have a chance, we should dissolve the borders in central and eastern europe. we should demilitarize and denuclearize it and create a permanent neutral zone of peace between east and west. you can say that would've been crazy but that would've been a new world order. ideas like that they president george h.w. bush very worried and he said we need to rush to actually lock in this cold war order that is so good for the united states. so president george h.w. bush succeeded in doing that so it wasn't surprising to me that nato survived. what was surprising to me was that george h. w. bush successfully labeled it a new world order since it wasn't. you know demilitarize in central and eastern europe, disbanding nato would've been a new world order but it wasn't. you have an institution that was designed to counter moscow persisting into the post-cold war period and again that no sympathy for putin but you can understand why he says look, i'm worried about thi

an absolutely clear definition that it is impossible to form european security, especially in central europewithout the belarusians, and everyone is well aware that one of the tasks facing the civilized world today is to detach belarus from the kremlin's influence or to rid belarus of this tyrant lukashenko, this is the first, the second . there is an attempt to avoid a direct confrontation with the civilized world as a tyrant, but he is maneuvering in vain and there will be no excuse for him, moreover, i have no doubt that putin will force him to push the belarusian army against ukrainians and therefore at this stage, it is absolutely necessary that with the support of ukraine, lithuania and poland, let's say, in bialystok a or in vilnius a or in kyiv , the government of the republic of belarus was formed, because those for whom belarusians voted for the last 30 years are all over europe, i.e., pozniak and tikhanovskaya and andriy, the former first deputy minister of foreign affairs, and other representatives of the belarusian opposition could form such a government, and kostya kalinovsky’s

that there is stable cooperation with the united states, great britain , and the countries of central europepoland and ukraine, the baltic states, and now due to the aggressive actions of russia, nato is strengthening its eastern flank, that is, if there were multinational battalions and battalion groups before that, that is, when military personnel from different countries are in one country, in particular , ukraine in the baltic states and poland. and now such multinational battalion groups will be created in romania and bulgaria in romania is the main such nation, the state will be france in bulgaria. well, there it is still under question, of course here it is still important to understand that nato has its own disputes, in particular, it is the usa, turkey, the usa france, that is, france, in 1966, left part of the nato structures when de gaulle was the president, and what is interesting is that the last countries that joined nato are the balkan countries, in particular, albania, croatia , and north macedonia, and in fact for, and by the way, this applies to the european union for the s

without reason according to him, the escalation of russophobia is coordinated from the countries of central europe and controlled from across the ocean. ensuring the security of eurasia, especially in central and here should become common for giving with russia and the state earlier. what does the song mean coordination and interaction of our countries within the framework of the cis csto today it is already becoming clear that the world is returning before the new cold war and the collective west directed at russia can negatively affect the cis economy in the face of unprecedented asian sanctions pressure for russia like russia for asia partner strategic in an economic sense, such cooperation is also important because 4 million citizens from these countries are now in russia for on a permanent basis, that is, they live and work, and labor migrants create about 8% of the gross domestic product of our country who buys them and for how much? and the aggravating circumstances in the state duma want to protect the elderly from the encroachments of scammers, and not only what measures provide for new l

entire committee and the work in the balkans, as well as the fight against russian aggression in central europecasus. i know that ah america is the most powerful abroad if there is bipartisan support for our national interests now i support bipartisan support for security in europe which is expressed when the two parties i appeal to you to support a sovereign independent ukraine which has you have the right to choose your own future, in particular, in the struggle between autocracy and democracy, between the will and between freedom and radio. ukraine must prevail. freedom must prevail. if i am approved, i will represent the interests of the u.s. in the united states, which means free sovereign, prosperous ukraine and then work with president zelensky and the people of ukraine because they inspired us in this struggle. i also promise that i will help ukraine to achieve success both on the battlefield and during negotiations. it is important that there are no strategic failures, i will also support humanitarian economic support and support responsibility for war crimes on the territory of ukrain

yacheslav molotov and yachym von ribbentrop, this protocol essentially provides for the division of central europegermany and the soviet union when hitler's germany attacks poland the soviet union is attacking this country from its eastern borders, of course the soviet union explains this and the attack by the fact that it cares about the fate of the ukrainian population of galicia and that it is the reunification of ukrainian lands into a single wartime state, but hitler also believed that he was not attacking poland, he believed that it was poland that attacked germany, the nazis of hitler made the so-called incident of the meadow. when they change into this polish military uniform and kill germans there to say that it was poland that committed a provocation against uh of hitler's germany in soviet historiography after the war. these incidents, these actions of hitler's germany were always characterized as a cover for aggression, but the fact that the aggression of the soviet union against poland was justified primarily by the reunification of the ukrainian and belarusian peoples, it was not con

starting from technological intelligence, ending with imperial plans, that is why europe, especially central europe, was infected with infections, and during the warsaw pact, the stalinist, brezhnev, and putin regimes will continue to show themselves for a long time, but the strength of europe lies in the fact that it finds the courage to return to values, to democratic values, yes democracy, as british prime minister churchill said, it is not good, but there is nothing better, and therefore it is better to live according to complex, difficult democratic procedures and their adhere to and do everything necessary in order to be less infected by the kremlin's plague. i don't know exactly what the bear is saying in ukrainian. well, bear shatunov is the one who walks. it means he woke up and thinks that he is going to tear someone apart. it is better to have protection from the states and others there. dozens of countries are members of nato and it is happening there everything is clear quite quickly a-a can such a path be completed quickly by ukraine a-a and again here are other options for securing u

the christmas tree, the sphere of influence of this soviet union also included the countries of central europe, which were formally liberated from hitler, but in fact were occupied by stalin, and the regimes that were established there were not very strong from the point of view of the repression of hatred of human values ​​differed from those regimes that existed in favor of when the peoples of those soviet republics who could consider themselves the people's victors, well, remember this , you can simply remember one by one in hungary, which was hitler's ally, during the second world war, a repressive communist regime was established, thousands of victims were destroyed, the intelligentsia was destroyed , the economy was overthrown, the hungarian uprising was overthrown in 1956, a decade of an authoritarian regime that was completely followed the political paths of the soviet union practically. century and inside and not at the end and we are now asking the question and why in hungary so how could it be after a decade of occupation of this artificial selection of those who simply survived and

or you've been traveling with the german defense minister on her tour of the balkans and central europe. what are countries in those regions saying about the way that germany has been dealing with the war? well certainly the view is slightly different or because it or if you go to the balkan reasons picky serbia at which in the past was also very closely tied out to ra sir. but then when it came to the united nations did vote to condemn the russian aggression on ukraine while at the same time, not joining sanctions. so that entire region sits on the brink, is having to decide whether it wants to move towards the european union or towards russia. and that is put a completely new dynamic also in the way germany brussels europe. it sees the western balkans at, with the pressure being put particularly on soviet to recognize its neighbors, kosovo, i have which it hasn't done in the past, but also to ensure the territorial integrity of bosnia. and this is really something that seeing a completely new dynamic, a with increased pressure from germany, but it also an increased eagerness of west a

and now i'm going to take you to central europe. we do have rain to be found across the alpine region, but let's paint on the colors. darker the red, the higher the temperature here, there are weather alerts in play across serbia's. the temperature is cross 30 degrees. so for example, we've got belgrade at $31.00. now for turkey, where the sun's out, we're going to see some high temperatures. here is stumble at $25.00 on tale at $27.00 degrees, but we do have some showers for central areas that includes ankara with a high 20 for a wind off the mediterranean. it style back the temperature into cairo at 29. that's now below average. our heart met when and still those storms across the gulf of guineas, southern niger area beneath, toko and donna and his. we dipped toward the south, some showers for southern in central portions of most and beef, but a huge swath of south africa, dry and sunny, including cape town, with a height of $26.00 degrees. ah ah, the shake huh. a ward for translation and international understanding is accepting n

- i think that before or later the european union does not have the tools for the country of central europethere are instruments of such a european union and i see that there is a desire to regulate this issue and i don’t think that in the long term one country can say how to put it there. no, we won't move to this question. he will be. i think you will not be for long. yes, i hope that it will not be long. once again, the situation is unacceptable. in a competitive free market, one country, one company can receive oil under different conditions, and someone is a polish plant and german plants are croatian. factories, although they belong to the sea in part to the sea or the wax, the italian factory or the austrian one, the austrian one should give up the russian oil and buy more expensive oil. no one in europe will allow it, and not even politicians, it's just really business. i know what business is talking about in europe and what politicians say. well, somehow it's simply unacceptable, it's incredibly interesting, friends, but we finally understood what 's really happening in hungary, t

but central europe is a dark spot.of the czech republic are poured with beer 134 liters, but the germans are not far behind 111 liters per year for germany intoxicated - this is part of the culture part lifestyle, but more importantly, part of the economy in the country employs more than one and a half thousand beer crash industry, provides more than half a million jobs and about 7-8 billion euros in revenues to the treasury. they had a bottle of paulaner a few years ago. there, either german erdinger, and bavarian cost a supermarket, somewhere around 79-85 cents, respectively, an expression of 30 euros. this will already step over the psychological barrier, and already in a restaurant somewhere. these are those 30% that are already pouring into a whole euro, or even one and a half, respectively, uh, price increases will be very noticeable. i will add that while some residents of germany are urgently adjusting family budgets. their more perspicacious compatriots are preparing for a further increase in the price of into

supply of oil transported through an overland pipeline to countries such as hungary, which is in central europetake more time. compromise is the question of whether it will be a level playing field for the internal market of the eu and countries that pay a high price for oil from other regions when cheaper russian oil is supplied through this pipeline expenses are all a bonus, these are quite difficult challenges and politicians are still trying to reconcile them, some leaders are more optimistic, others reject even the possibility of agreements in the next few days, while the summit lasts, this issue is quite difficult , which of the leaders will register two days and tomorrow we will continue to monitor this event chechens take part in the russian-ukrainian war on both sides of the front, those who consider russia their enemy have joined the armed forces of ukraine, they told the bbc why they did it, we are fighting against russia, the last four hundred years, russian occupation in the struggle of ukraine for its freedom and independence, these chechens are fighting in ukraine, but not under