ukrainian grain and foodstuff is stuck in central europe. that we allow the transit and we are ready to continue to do so. but ruining our agriculture and our agricultural sector is not something that they want us to accept. we have spoken in this interview about the fallout from the russian invasion of ukraine, economic, military, diplomatic. one of the fallouts for you right now is an increasingly toxic relationship with the united states. the us�*s latest sanctions package aimed at vladimir putin actually ended up also sanctioning a bank based in budapest which is minority owned by hungarian shareholders and run by hungarians, including one individual who has been now sanctioned by the united states. and the us ambassador in your country said, quote: "we have deep concerns about the continuing eagerness of hungarian leaders to expand and deepen ties with the russian federation." are you going to listen to the united states and cut those ties with russia? first of all, we consider the united states a friend and ally. we are members in the

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the resumption of agricultural imports in full, which has been suspended by the countries of central europethis area, it is becoming more and more confusing the day before, the european commission announced that it had reached an agreement with hungary, poland, romania, slovakia and bulgaria on waiving restrictions on ukrainian agricultural products, while the peasants of these countries were promised compensation in the amount of 100 million euros, however, today the polish channel rm24. reported that complete ban. the manure of rapeseed and sunflower wheat from the five countries will come into force on may 2, probably, the bargaining between brussels and the states of central europe is still ongoing and the parties do not stop raising rates. the financial times reports that the self-propelled artillery mounts delivered to ukraine from the italians turned out to be non-combatants. to date, rome has transferred to kiev from 20 to 30 self-propelled guns m109l. however , they cannot be immediately transferred to the front, because they are not equipped, the media does not specify the details

in such a sense, in such a sense, well , a historical but certain ideological structure in central-eastern europeat is, after the thing of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth or the territory of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, these bloody lands will pass from one empire to another, or some more lasting structure will be created, to which the attitude will be subjective , both internal and external. of russia's large-scale war against ukraine, the following voices were heard: let's almost not negotiate the alisean treaty with germany and france . let's revive some kind of union of ukraine and poland, well, no one has been criticized so far there is no new agreement, as if it is being prepared, but now there is no such political idea that would unite it all, go beyond historical and current moments and go over historical issues that tie hands and feet, but on the other hand, i would formulate it like this that we are doomed to this cooperation, we are literally doomed, because the inertia of the war , the inertia of russian aggression, it forces the so-called eastern flank of nato and ukraine t

in these changes, central europe plays a big role, and we ourselves are the baltic countries.ать такие очень серьёзные чтогы веред thank you, mr. kubyres anders kubers, member of the european parliament, former prime minister of the lithuanian republic, was a participant of this broadcast, we continue this topic of integration in a conversation with the people's deputy of ukraine, the head of the committee on ukraine's integration into the european union, ivanna klym pushkin garden , welcome to you mrs. ivan, good evening. many countries, many discussions, tell us, because i know that you were a participant in this important event, tell us about the main moments, how do you evaluate the significance of this yourself a-a well, i think that probably the main feeling for this there is still such a community of countries that feels that it has succeeded to a certain extent in stopping the process of destruction of democratic processes in various countries that claim to be called democratic and promote democratic principles, and there is an effort by the american administration to

army group photo with hitler and steinem you see him in 57-60 the third commander of nato in central europen steinkhov to the second world ast in the luftwaffe on the eastern front. imagine how many people yes ours killed in the seventy- first seventy-fourth, the chairman of the nato military committee in the second photo, here together with nato, you see this one with a slightly damaged face johann von kleiman cec in world war ii general staff officer of the wehrmacht high command in the sixty-seventh sixty-eighth nato commander in central europe here he is nato. franz josef schulz in world war ii luftwaffe officer knight's cross in 7779 commander of nato in central europe ernstr harbor in world war ii inspector of the high command of the wehrmacht in 73 75 commander of nato in central europe karl schnel, in the second world general staff of the panzer corps in the 75th 77th commander of nato central europe and ferdinand fondzenger unt. ettern, in world war ii , adjutant at the supreme command of the wehrmacht in 79-83 commander of nato in central europe and the nazis would still work the

second world wehrmacht high command inspector in the seventy-third seventy-fifth nato commander in central europein the second world general staff officer in the tank corps in the 75th 77th commander of nato central e, europe and ferdinand fondsenger unt. this is lin in world war ii adjutan under the wehrmacht's high command 79-83 commander of nato central europe and the nazis would still be working on the date and would sort it out with us. it's just that time has passed and they are no longer alive. well, something after that, their loki and children now didn’t forgive us for the victory that they made in 1945, that’s the whole situation and the same, if now to poland to the leadership of poland we all understand perfectly well that this is all followers. their grandfathers, great-grandfathers have everything there, it was all nazi, that's why there are these revanchist nazi sentiments in ukraine. this is clearly manifested, therefore all this wonderful. understandable ideology. and it seems to me that this is the beginning of the bombing of yugoslavia. it was just like you said, opening pandor

east was as that went to weather into central europe, snow that late season snow across the outs. and we got wax, a weather cooler by the way, which was to west haven, madrid, only at around $21.00 south, but was struggling to get his double figures for paris and london on friday with further spells. if right, but at least the winds are dying down and we do need the right in france is that west a weather into central europe pushing over towards the key. but around 13 south to some friday, similar temperatures, we go on into our sas day, but the cloud and right move across austria hungary into romania pushing across ukraine, west a weather coming back into germany. warmer and dry weather. at last, coming back into london and paris, i 1314 celsius. at this stage, 23 celsius cemetery. so a little warmer here, shout continued, cause a good part of italy try and find it was much of north africa temperatures in rising in cairo with a high of 30 for saturday. ah, african countries have struggled to reclaim many of the artifacts taken by european colonizers. this is our experience of iden

central europe, similar story here as while cloud cover, gloomy condition showers as well as the temperature is not quite where we'd like to see them for this year. it turns increasingly wet through the island of ireland, more cloud cover in england, wales and scotland, but were drawn up a southerly flow of air here. so higher temperatures, parents at 19 degrees bubble of heat in africa, from cairo hart. to me an engine mean a temperature is about 10 degrees who puts the average share in some big storms along the gulf of guinea, particularly for the south coast of nigeria. figure it's cold front, has swept through south africa that's cut down temperatures. it's also sparking some severe thunderstorms along the eastern part of the country. ok, i'm out of time. got a dash season. the news from the united nations, his face criticism, many argue vito fire security, kill, keep permanent members. create an uneven balance of power. i hope you are avoided membership, multiply, winning award, winning a piece, the united nations general assembly president talks to l. just erik. there is no channel tha

and we've got full on sunshine in the forecast now we've got cloud cover over a central europe through the balkans as well. so that also means some spells of shower. so let's put in a cap on temperatures there. bit low for this top of the year. same situation in the northwest, we've got what, whether pivoting into the islands of ireland and britain, but southerly push of era here. so temperature is not bad. 18 degrees in paris. after africa we go look at a bubble of heat extending from cairo hot soon right into engine mean a temperatures here about 10 degrees above average. but a northerly, wind, beans, and new oxide. your temperatures are about 10 degrees below where they should be. we've got big downpours, liberia right through to nigeria, but particularly beneath togo and gonna to see that much rain that fast. i think we will see some flooding for south africa. cold front has cut across. this is going to generate some showers in storms for the eastern side of the country. it improves in cape town, though with a hive. 18 degrees on sunday. enjoy the rest of your weekend. we'll see yo

but the system will make its way further east was as that went to weather into central europe, snow that late season snow across the outs. and we got wet weather cooler weather way, which was the west, even madrid, only around $21.00 south. it was struggling to get his double figures for paris and london on friday with further spells. if right, but at least the winds are dying, damp, and we do need the rain in france as at west or weather, into central europe, pushy over towards the east key. but around 13 se on friday, similar temperatures, we go on into a sas day, but the cloud and right move across austria hungary into romania pushing across ukraine. wessa weather, coming back into germany, warmer and dry weather. at last, coming back into london and paris, i 1314 celsius. at this stage, 23 celsius cemetery. so a little warmer here. showers continue, has a good part of italy try and find it was much of north africa temperatures in rising in cairo with a high of 30 for saturday. ah, ah, the ah, a nobody knows with lulu ah, or one of the top stories? yoga 0. the pentagon says a leak of

loads, but farmers continue to protest, i note that most of the states of central europe are sufferingthe well-known grain deal. zagrosh bread is exported from ukraine to france and germany for livestock feed. this ruins not only the peasants from slovakia , du romania, but also the ukrainians themselves buy grain from them at prices below cost. another victim of european democracy corpse the refugee was discovered by lithuanian border guards on april 6 in the desna river in the ignalina region near the belarusian border, a man presumably a citizen of india, details of what happened and the cause of death were not reported. a large drug trafficking channel was stopped by belarusian customs the car was given the opportunity to cross the control and drive on, but they didn’t let it out of sight and escorted it to the exit point from belarus, then handed it over to russian colleagues. the bmw x6 was already detained by representatives of the federal customs service of the russian federation on the territory of their country, and because of the car, the seized 276 bundles were sent for exa

people and the reality of relations between the two states, it is about the relations of central and eastern europegeneral under the conditions of russian aggression glory to ukraine myroslava i congratulate you well, we understand that the visit of president zelensky to poland was largely public, but there are still things that are more likely to be left under the rug. they talked about the offensive, when it will take place and whether the offensive will create preconditions for negotiations with russia in poland , the world media also commented very widely on the statement of mr. sabig, who said that after the successful ukrainian offensive of entering the administrative borders of crimea, we can talk about starting negotiations with russia about the liberation of crimea on a thematic basis , well, it all went through the world media. i think that this is exactly the topic. one and mean the victory of ukraine and what are the prerequisites to create here we also remember that the visit of president zelenskyi took place in parallel with the visit of the presidents of the crown with their heads to

after that, there was harsh criticism in central europe and the government and key of refrained from harsh criticism or towards china because ukraine has been waiting for the school for over a year after, since the russian invasion actually. and it is extremely important that this conversation finally took place. it was a long conversation about an hour and a china would send a special envoy to ukraine or just a representative would not exactly what the diplomatic status of that representative would be, but not only to key if in it is reported, but also to other countries what countries it is not being mentioned that that moment so we don't have much details, but is, is very important. and a key of also announced that it will appoint a ukrainian ambassador to china. there was no ambassador from ukraine in china for over a year. and so it looks like things are starting to move, and ukraine is expecting and may be something to come out of this because china is at a very important country for ukraine, especially after the visit of the present she to russia a few weeks ago. now the us ha

countries farming sector. large quantities of ukrainian grain destined for ex words have remained in central europe amid logistical bottlenecks on it or not. but out of the 10s of thousands of, again joined nationwide protest and israel for a 15 consecutive week to oppose controversial judicial reforms. despite a decision by prime minister benjamin netanyahu to put those proposals on hold, the plans would give his government the final say in appointing the countries judges. opponents to the reform say it will destroy the system of checks and balances. hundreds of detainees for yemen, conflicts have been released, and a major prisoner exchange that began frightening. the un broker deal comes amid efforts to negotiate an end to the war that began in 2014. the run back to the rebels, seize the capital santa, over throwing the internationally recognized government ah, 2 german football now and buyer and we're looking to samantha respond to the top of the buddhist thing. a table ahead of darkman unmatched, a 28. but in their ways stood 14th place hoffen heim, who themselves could take a big step towards

and there was a lot of criticism in central europe, of his remarks. and china distance itself distanced itself from those remarks. and maybe china was trying to push forward and m a to not to lose its role. and in it's important role as, as a very big and important country are also in this conflict. and the 2nd event lies ahead of us and this is a much expected ukrainian offensive. and some experts here say that a to call for peace talks and the cease fire just ahead of a major offensive could be a bit problematic for ukraine, but nothing, nothing of that we hear from ukrainian authorities de stress that is very important . and it is indeed very important that a president lensky and the chinese new the have spoken. finally, i'm that we will see what we've got will come out of it. it is very important that china will said an envoy to ukraine. this is something that ukraine has been asking in calling for 4 months now. finally, and the u. s. has warned china clearly against providing lethal aid to russia. is this phone call a sign that china won't now se

territory to make sure that it really gets to the state of destination, they remain on the markets of central europeministry of agriculture of the country reported. they also suggested that the european union should restore customs duties and quantitative restrictions on ukrainian grain, such measures are necessary to protect the interests of european farmers, these are for ukrainian agricultural products. at low prices, local gravel suffers losses, and in poland, after a small victory in the grain issue, farmers decided to go further. as the newspaper writes, the banker urges the government to restore tariffs and quotas for poultry meat and eggs from ukraine before there were restrictions on such supplies, no more than 70,000 tons per year. now , 18,000 tons of poultry imports are transported across the border every month, which has increased by 300% compared to last year, such an unequal competition. can chia pose real threats to local poultry? new batch of secrets u.s. materials in ukraine, china and the middle east leaked online, according to media reports , more than a hundred documents with in

ports of grain from ukraine. large quantities of ukrainian grain intended for export are still in central europe because of logistical problems. holden's ruling party leader, euros love kazinsky says the van is needed to prevent a farming crisis. ball. hundreds of detainees from yemen, civil war have been released in a major prisoner exchange. the deal rises hopes of an end to the conflict which started in 2014. or if you rebels, back by iran seized the capital santa overthrowing, the internationally recognized government. oh, the prisoners cheer and pumped their fists in the air as they get off a plane in yemen, capital santa. it's a day of celebration for many. it's been years since they've seen their friends and family. the prisoner exchange is being coordinated by the red cross. it's more than just to release to release during ramadan and we'd be inside. so it's a, it's a power flu side. it's a very powerful blue, but the cross border exchange is a rare glimmer of hope and yemen. long running conflict, which began in 2014, when iran backed who the rebels captured the capital, forcing the pre

and volkerbek is a person who is very pro-ukrainian and critical of the european approach to central europe private person submitted a statement to the prosecutor's office and asked why , i'm sorry, we have a place in the center of the capital. we have an organization that is officially banned in europe and only after the berlin prosecutor's office began to move and closed this office. well , if you look at it from this perspective, it means to imagine that someone there will record who goes where in russian the embassy and making maps there means e-e movement and it means with whom who studied among these means hundreds of russian diplomats , no one will do this i know what rossotrudnichestvo is in kyiv and i know the representatives well when she was still there and she constantly abused them saying how how spying is being done in ukraine. you like to spy here. they kept shouting no, no, we don't spy. we spy for friendship. well, that's less, but now something has changed. i can ask two questions gradually. maybe at the same time. is there understanding, or is there a budding understandin

deal, except for the ukrainians it is likely that the farmers of central europe will have a bad time. it is possible that something will come from the eu money, but it is clearly not enough to compensate for the rise in fuel prices, as well as inflation at fixed prices for agricultural products, even official kiev will have a hard time earning from the grain deal will decrease and the budget will become even more funded from donors, and any addiction leads to additional restrictions on freedom in general, when ukrainian wheat will continue to cry. she will definitely not be alone; she will be supported by a loud chorus of moaning alaks, romanov around the planet. all because of the negotiating chair and a return to civil rule, the only scenario from representatives of diplomatic missions, which will save the court from the meat grinders on the streets and political fragmentation in khartoum. military battles broke out between representatives of the rapid support forces and the regular army - this is a clash between the sudanese forces of two generals, burhan and dagal, who seized powe

western and central europe saw an increase much lower. we can see expenditures being high relative to the cold war. we have seen >> if we take out the war, what other drivers do we see behind the spending increase? >> inflation. countries are spending more but inflation is dampening the effect. technically the security situation is driving increases. we seen countries in asia increase in the near term. the fact inflation brought it down does not mean you don't put money in the military. >> that's about how much you can get for the money or spending. if you look at the significant spending hikes we have seen in asia, china, india, japan. does the increase signal a looming military conflict in the region? >> there is a threat perception, we have seen japan move away from him for some policy and aiming to increase that. yes, it does increase. whether that converts into conflict remains to be seen. >> we appreciate your time and insights. thank you. >> european leaders meeting at a summit in belgium have signed off on a plan to ramp-up wind p

so he ends up going to seminary because in parts of eastern central europe, all the religion was always they allowed certain things and he becomes a lutheran after going through seminary almost and so he. was in reinhold niebuhr. no, no. so he really important to the the of people to keep faith alive. but then he started holding bible studies and then he started doing these sermons that people would come from outside his church and more more people were coming. and then other pastors and other churches started doing what he was doing. and so he is one of the religious responsible for bringing down east germany. and his name is yocum gauck, and he ends in in a united, free germany after the collapse of of communism, the fall of the berlin wall, as as president of germany and is still alive. he still speaks out on subject. and he is one of the recipients of our truman reagan medal of freedom, which is the highest award that the victims of communism memorial foundation bestows. i have noticed that we have not seen a photo of ronald reagan tear down this wall speech or november 9th, 1989, t

and in the middle east, somewhere in india, somewhere, by the way, in central europe it is quite possiblee eu, which will receive a blow from the anglo-saxon world, will become a zone of influence of great britain, but these are scenarios that we can consider as a probability, but in there is someone in latin america brazil is now trying to use primarily brix e as a tool for consolidation latin america has a chance to form its own macro-region, but they clearly do not have enough resources, they have too little unity, and they have no military potential. here is your question, by the way, brings you know what an interesting thesis? and what qualities should a macro-region have in order to take place, the thing is that now everyone who tries to create it immediately implements two strategies. one strategy is aimed at consolidating the space that is available to it, and the second strategy is aimed at breaking through the possibility of other players to create their own macro-regions. from here, it turns out, look, the united states of america is implementing plans for, uh, creating an auku

sure that it really gets to the countries of destination and does not remain on the markets of central europe you that hungary is our closest neighbor, the government of this country declares that support the integration efforts of our country only under the condition of the return of the rights of the hungarian national people of zakarpattia, and in the ukrainian cabinet of ministers they declare that they see certain well, i don't know, we will enlighten in this direction to speak with dmytro tuzhyn director of the institute of central european strategy kudos to ukraine, dmytro, as always, glad to see you on the espresso tv channel. congratulations to the heroes. good day. we are very glad to see you. and accordingly, we wanted to ask you about what is happening in ukraine, hungarian relations, in particular, it is not only about the situation of hungarians who are not actually offended, we are talking about the residents of the transcarpathian region of ukraine, but in general it is about the fact that, so to speak, a little bit ceases to be such an unambiguous position the position of orb

from brussels reports that under pressure from the european commission, five countries of central europe and bulgaria, hungary, poland-slovakia and romania ready. to lift the ban on the import of ukrainian agricultural products in brussels, he promised to allocate compensation of 100 million euros to the peasants of these states , it is unlikely that farmers who have held dozens of mass protests over the past weeks, including the blockade of crossings to the border with ukraine, official statements from the countries participating in the agreement themselves also didn’t have more than that the day before, warsaw promised to strengthen control over transit and severely punish re-exports ukrainian grain and other eu countries bucharest also said that the ban on the import of ukrainian grain will remain until at least june 5. in france, mass protests of workers against pension reform continue on the eve of representatives of the trade union builders took in the garden of the building of the ministry of labor in paris all day the officials were forced to listen to their wuzel and chant. we d

with spread marshall aid to what he called satellite nations in eastern and central europe. he was determined this would not happen so he cracked down on all the coalition governments in central and eastern europe and entrenched communist control with regard to germany, stalin's spies in washington and london made it clear to him the u.s. was reversing occupation policy in germany and it would no longer be the morgenthau plan. the u.s. was going to re-industrialize germany and may even create a democratic west derman state which the u.s. did in 1949. as he pointed out, the soviets were very concerned about an industrially revived germany which they believed would once again reemerge as a military threat to the soviet union. i do argue in the book that given the enormous teaching differences between the u.s. and the soviet union, the cold war was probably inevitable but there is absolutely no doubt that the marshall fan accelerated the path to cold war and accelerated the division of europe. host: james from green bay, wisconsin. good morning. caller: good morning. how are yo

with spread marshall aid to what he called satellite nations in eastern and central europe. he was determined this would not happen so he cracked down on all the coalition governments in central and eastern europe and entrenched communist control with regard to germany, stalin's spies in washington and london made it clear to him the u.s. was reversing occupation policy in germany and it would no longer be the morgenthau plan. the u.s. was going to re-industrialize germany and may even create a democratic west derman state which the u.s. did in 1949. as he pointed out, the soviets were very concerned about an industrially revived germany which they believed would once again reemerge as a military threat to the soviet union. i do argue in the book that given the enormous teaching differences between the u.s. and the soviet union, the cold war was probably inevitable but there is absolutely no doubt that the marshall fan accelerated the path to cold war and accelerated the division of europe. host: james from green bay, wisconsin. good morning. caller: good morning. how are yo

not in the majority of people, but in many of those who follow merkel's negative role in central eastern europe and there were such voices that this is frank-walter steinbeier, what does it mean, uh, it's profitable, that on this, of course, steinmeier's formula rewards the dead , that georgia and ukraine were banned from joining nato , and it looks very ugly, at the same time, it must be understood that merkel's criticism, after all, remains professionally limited criticism of this bubble of people who understand central-eastern europe and who follow the political processes there . germans, germans, their attitude towards merkel. i think that they have not changed much, at least because they do not look so deeply into budapest themselves there is the role of merkel, the minsk process and and and and and this pilot is too professional and they don’t look so deep, so i think that globally in germany the attitude to death has not changed much because of the war , that is, of course it has become more negative, but it is not radically, but in the groin, bulba, it’s like that towards merkel , the a

unions imitating the mussolation movement soon appeared in almost all countries of western and central europemost important word for europe after world war i is fear, great fear, all of europe i mean, naturally, the population of europe it is in panic fear of what it is afraid of, world war i destroyed the so-called long 11th century people got used to it when the soldiers went to the first world. they went to fight for their homeland, they fought, they sat around, they were poisoned with gas , which means, if on barbed wire, to return to their small homeland, their small cozy house to the wife where the children are to their parents. and so, when they came to the house of the white houses, it turned out that it was not for long, these are the ruins, and this is where this most colossal great fear arose. they did not know what would happen next and something new about politics was needed. they did not know how to do anything new, and then a powerful mass revolutionary movement appeared. which says that we will change the basis, we will make a new man , we will make a new society. well, they a

and unions, imitating the movement muslili soon appeared in almost all countries of western and central europehe most important word for europe after the first world war is fear, great fear, all of europe i mean, of course, the population of europe she is in panic fear of what she is afraid of, the first world war destroyed so called the long 19th century , people got used to it when the soldiers left for the first world war. they went to fight for their homeland, they fought, they were sitting around poisoned by gases , which means that if on barbed wire, in order to return to their small homeland, their little a cozy house to zhenya where children to their parents. and so, when they came to the house, it turned out that this was not a house, it was the house that arose here, this most colossal great fear. they did not know what would happen next and something new about politics was needed. they did not know how to do anything new, and then a massive powerful revolutionary movement appeared. noah movement, which says that we will change the basis, we will make a new man, we will make a new so

the west is following on ukraine, hungary as a country and not a very big country located in central europe and as a member of nato and european union, as under tremendous pressure for both of those organizations to follow the script and it's been written elsewhere that are, is, is, are, is contrary to zone countries interests. and the fact that look, he does go along to the extent that he needs to with western policy. western sanctions, when it's a common decision by the european union or by nature, but he doesn't go beyond that. he doesn't, he doesn't go up beyond the minimum necessary to make sure he doesn't break with those organizations in a way that can be detrimental to his own. country's interest and the fact that he puts hungry and hungarians erst instead of the dick top from the western powers, as i think is targeting him for removal. of course that's, that's the agenda. that power was arriving in budapest lit, ah, are coming up next. a hollywood dark comedy was made about alleged crimes against humanity highlighting the narratives created by washington to achieve political ends.

and later maybe the time will come for my ukraine to poland but at that time he also said that central europe has courageous leaders and he was also right in this, today with us is a brave leader who did not leave his countries his capital even when the armies of the suitors were in its suburbs, the leaders with their courage inspired their people to a heroic defense with all their strength in support of the fighting ukraine, who defied russian lies and disinformation, who showed the world the truth about russian aggression, volodymyr, you are the heroes of the free world, but for us now, above all, you are a great friend of poland. therefore, on behalf of the republic of poland, on behalf of the poles, today i presented you with the highest polish award, the order of the white eagle, this is a tribute to a brave leader, but it is also an expression of great respect for the ukrainian people who is now waging a heroic struggle for its independence, today, at this very moment , ukrainian soldiers are waging hellish battles defending their homeland. they are defending bakhmut avdievka zaporizhzh

agents destroyed the independence and democratic character of a number of countries in eastern and central europecisely this ruthless course of action and a clear design to extend it to the remaining free countries of europe led to today's critical situation in europe . the most important word for europe after the first world war is fear. it was the despair of the leaders, who could no longer manage by the old methods. the nazis themselves, most likely, could not come. here it was necessary to mistake elite. even if no one understood these mistakes, hitler's policy was based on a thirst for revenge in a thirst for a place, the calculation was that the germans would win. well, everything will go differently. that's about it. they thought about hitler telling them about it. in order to seize the kiev-pechersk lavra, zelensky’s office is trying to fabricate charges and put him on the local metropolitan pavel, he has already been sent for two months under house arrest, and the meanness of the kiev regime, anastasia pankov, will say that i am running away. here is the holy cross for you. i want to lie

to turkey where the breeze are coming out of central europe. not a very warm one. and then combine that with cloud and rain. that's the blue on this chart. you get some periods of pretty big down poles in for example, bulgaria, a parts of western turkey. and in the balkans, disappointment here. but the subtle slowly returned to places like germany and austria, even though nor gymnast don't show breeze. that'll make it feel cold in bed, but where it has been warm recently spent in portugal to some degree southern france that continues its available forecast for 3 days. on wednesdays rise day gift attempt for $31.00 and the average is $23.00 or 8 degrees above the average. that has been warm of that is also quite well, we'll mirage it but it's cooling down with on shore brace, still hot in the sale and particularly wet i think in nigeria, awe inspiring stories from around the world. ah. ready human life, a ground breaking from award with what is going on in new york city on a just the us once to determine its relations with vietnam. the once warr

uh, will pay the price of seeing itself more of a central europe based on the united states based on rd , the rest of europe has in mind germany further, perhaps france, italy, what is fluidity, these will be, let's say, territories more or less, but under control new speeches we slept, that is, it is more necessary to destroy either the european union and create our own union, militarization is an argument for internal political struggle. unplanned purchases gazprombank a credit card now sits alone at home. a professional team of technology and also a bank that definitely has everything you need and access to the account is always at hand until april 23. become a savings business customer. get 10 weeks of free account maintenance with any service package and a business card with a 10% cashback, 10 out of 10 savings businesses trusted by millions of entrepreneurs 50% on coffee anchors and provide assistance. at the sbermarket, pay for free up to 99 percent of your purchase with sber thank you bonuses until april 14 at all sbermarket stores. book profitably. if you think that there is

now, coming out of central europe, not a very warm one. and then combine that with cloud and rain. that's the blue on this chart and you get some periods of pretty big down. pause in for example bulgaria, a parts of western turkey and in the balkans, disappointment here. but the subtle slowly returned to places like germany and austria, even though nor geminus don't show breeze. that'll make you feel cold in berlin. but where it has been warm, recently spent in portugal to some degree southern france that continues in civil the forecast for 3 days from wednesday friday gives you 10 to 31 and the average is 23. so 8 degrees above the average that has been warm. that is also quite, we'll mirage it, but it's cooling down with it on shore brace still hot in the hell and particularly wet. i think in nigeria. ah, a lou ah are monday top stories are 0. the year ends has more than a 180 people have been killed in 3 days of fighting between rival factions in sudan doctors, hospitals being sheldon, patients in the capitol are appealing for safe passage as gun battles. rage in the city inspec

the mediterranean islands, but further north, this and improving picture for northern areas of central europe will see more in the way of sunshine for germany and poland. as we go into sunday, a wintry mix continues across much of scandinavia, rain pushing out for the east for western russia, and it will be more rain coming into the west by sunday that to weather update. ah, of breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence recruiting, what did you do? what to, to investigate? why didn't you ask to say? there are many joins that said censor people have a chilling effect on subsequent stories. the listening post doesn't cover the news . it covers the way the news is covered to suppress moderate. and in some cases amplify the content you see on your formal the listening post. now to sierra lou. oh, oh. watching old a 0 reminder, what top stories this are that are reports of heavy fighting around the presidential palace and sedans, capital cartoon. the conflict between the army and the pot of military rapid support forces is known as the 3rd week, despite an extended ce

victory, would you allow it to continue your triumphant campaign in southwestern russia and in central europet was the fourth fled under the protection of the austrian duke, but a year later, having reached the dryatik, they themselves turned back, according to some data, did not risk colliding with the army of the czech republic, austria and korea and according to others, not for the death of the great khan, where he had to go home and solve internal problems. on april 11, 1919 , the strakhan nature reserve was founded. the first biosphere reserve in russia is a specially protected natural area where natural ecosystems and the gene pool of the region should be preserved, and its first director was a scientist ornithologist, vladimir khlebnikov, by the way, the father of the poet velimir khlebnikov, the reserve is located in the lower reaches of the volga delta on the territory of three districts of the astrakhan region at once. now its area is 68,000 hectares , over the years of work, the staff of the reserve managed to restore the number of many species of waterfowl and near-water birds, wh