many of them are from central europe. some from eastern europe. in some from the caribbean and elsewhere. quite a diverse jewish population at the time. and most of them have arrived very recently. they arrived in the 1840s and the 1850s. newcomers establishing themselves for the most part in america. and most of them are economic migrants that come as young men and women to america. and they're chasing opportunity. in search of stability and an ability to create a life for themselves in ways they cannot dream of doing in much of europe at this time. and yes, they do flock to larger centers. there is a substantial jewish population and the largest in america at the time is in new york city. likewise a substantial jewish population in philadelphia and cincinnati. but again one of the features which sets jews apart from other immigrant populations at the time and the jews are arriving at the same moment that others are coming to america in vast numbers from ireland and from central europe and elsewhere. but what sets jews apart somewhat is yes they

so many of them are from central europe. ome eastern europe and and some from the caribbean and elsewhere. so it's a quite diverse jewish population at the time, but most of them have arrived very recently have arrived in the 1850s, have arrived in the 1850s. so really newcomers themselves for the most part in america and and most of them are economic migrants that come as young men and young woman to america and they are chasing opportunity in search of of stability and an ability to to create a for themselves in ways that they cannot dream of doing in much europe at this time. and yes they do flock to larger centers. they do there's a substantial jewish population, the largest jewish population in america. the time is in new york city and and likewise a substantial jewish population in philadelphia and cincinnati but again, one of the features which sits -- apart from other immigrant populations at the time and the -- arriving at the same moment that others are to america in vast numbers from certainly from ireland, but als

the cold war in europe was, in essence, a similar struggle for the hearts and minds of people, especially in centraltern europe, yes, in these sort of soviet buffer zones, and somewhere in forty-eight this alliance of foreign policy, security and intelligence arose departments, then in 1947 a law was passed that established the central intelligence agency, then this whole new world order emerged, built from various international institutions, and also in 1948 the un declaration on human rights was adopted, which banned the acquisition... if the communists had won, this could have been the last elections in italy. this is very effective guys, we need an agency to carry out such scams all over the world. this is essentially a new social contract that we are entering into with. with the american people. we have not conducted diplomacy this way before, but now we are prohibited from using the war department. in 1948 , the war ministry was renamed the ministry of defense. again, as one of the measures to create the appearance that diplomacy plays a large role in foreign policy, than open military interve

the cold war in europe was, in essence, a similar battle for the hearts and minds of the people, especially in centraltern europe. yes, in these sort of soviet buffer zones. and somewhere in 1948, this union of foreign policy, security and intelligence agencies arose. then, in 1947, a law was passed that established the central one. "listen, the world is cruel and unfair, we at the cia just rigged the elections in italy, we had to, because if the communist had been defeated, it could have been the last elections in italy. this is very effective guys, we need an agency that carries out these types of shenanigans around the world, this is essentially a new social contract that we are making with the american people. we didn't do diplomacy like that before, but now we 're not allowed to." but ultimately we created a kind of firewall that separated foreign and domestic affairs. let us have a department of dirty tricks that can rig elections, control the media, have the ability to interfere in the internal affairs of the soil of other countries, but there is sacred ground on which our homeland stands, wher

after 2022, i would still look more at eastern europe than the central one, eastern is what, well i think that it's just central, central - it's already austria, austria is already western, it's political geography, it's changing to ours. i keep saying that ukraine, if it becomes a member of the european union in the coming years, will also be central europe, the eastern one will be belarus with russia, well, there must be an east somewhere, russia is still not europe, well , belarus is europe, well, it will be eastern , well, she will not be the only one, why, well, it can be so politically , yes, a different political system can fly, yes, according to it, so what’s in this plan, i meant purely geographical, yes, that is, to look at the visegrad four, what is happening with it there and see. the baltics , this is an interesting idea, by the way, well, then we will be able to predict the future investment movement with you in principle, because if it turns out that now investments are concentrated more there in the west, in the south of europe, or even go to other continents, rela

, and in central europe itself, and all the words: "oh, they will gladly accept 10 million, asountry, they will not mind, well, try to immediately accept 10 million people, even if you imagine that... some of them will later get a job with you , digest this, well, this is a big humanitarian crisis, and in order to prevent this humanitarian crisis crisis with syria, angela merkel negotiated with erdoğan, in this case scholz is erdoğan himself , you understand, he is erdoğan, to whom all these people will come, he has no other erdoğan besides himself, and of course he needs ukraine to win, because he does not know which one. first, it is a loss of economic stability, secondly, it is a loss of political stability, thirdly, it is a loss of power, and in the best case in favor of the christian democratic union, in the worst case in favor of an alternative for germany, which according to this he will trample on the migration issue as best he can, ugh, and all this, that's it politicians, you know, these are politicians who think about the legacy, what they 're going to do, how they'r

, and in central europe itself, and all the words, oh, they will gladly accept 10 million, as theyy won't mind, eh, well, try to immediately accept 10 million people, even if you imagine that five of them will later get a job with you. digest is a big humanitarian crisis, and to prevent this humanitarian crisis with syria, angela merkel negotiated with erdogan, in this case scholz is erdogan himself, you see, it is erdogan to whom all these people will come, he does not have another erdogan except himself, and of course he needs ukraine to win, because he is not at all knows the pitfalls, first of all, it is an economic loss. and in the best case, in favor of the christian democratic union, in the worst case, in favor of an alternative for germany, which will trample over these migration issues as best it can, uh, and all this, these are politicians, you understand, this politicians who think about the legacy, about what they will do next in general, how they will be perceived. of course, scholz didn't really want to take part in all of this at all, you understand, by and large he

information and political warfare , an infrastructure was created initially located in germany in central and eastern europe to create. in 2016 brexit happened, this became that crisis moment when suddenly it turned out that we need to worry not only about central and eastern europe, it went to the west, this is the idea of ​​russia controlling the hearts and minds of people, and brexit was in june 2016, the very next month at a conference in warsaw, nato has formally amended its charter to explicitly commit to hybrid warfare, giving the alliance a new lease of life. quality, that is, they went from essentially 70 years of thinking in terms of tank platoons to creating tools to censor sources that were classified as russian proxies, again, we are not just talking about russian propaganda, these were also pro-brexit groups, or, for example, mateo salvinia in italy or in greece or in germany or in spain with the vox party. at that time, nato published a study where it was argued that the biggest threat. before nato - it's not a military invasion by russia, it's the loss of internal elections throughout europe

up its political subjectivity and the preservation of conservatism it was in the countries of central europepoland there with its old traumas, to submit and join the united states, well, you see, vadim, well , this svalachism is present, despite the military hysteria, difficult relationships, why they suffer. cultural figures, why do athletes suffer, belarusian athletes, well, what is culture, sport - it’s all soft power, you understand, but at the same time, you understand, you yourself follow the same agenda international multi-sport tournament games of the future, what does this mean, the republic of belarus and russia are not isolated, the west will be isolated a little more, this is an irrational policy that is absolutely disadvantageous to the so-called collective west, you understand? culture, sports and other opportunities to interact - this is soft power, this is why we did without visas, also soft power, please come from europe, look, no one here is starving, the products are of high quality, better than yours, prices are good, fuel costs twice cheaper, they come, then they shoot v

the cold war in europe was essentially a similar struggle for the hearts and minds of the people, especially in central, in these sort of soviet buffer zones, and somewhere in the... legitimation, in which there is some ratification of the state of affairs people inside country, this often involved the use of puppet politicians through the political process, whom our gasdep prepared for leadership positions, but the battle for the hearts and minds was something in which we allowed ourselves broad moral freedom, so to speak, in 1948, in in forty -eight, one of... “listen, the world is cruel and unfair, we at the cia just rigged elections in italy, we had to, because if they had won the communist, it could have been the last elections in italy. this is very effectively, folks, we need a department that carries out these types of shenanigans all over the world, this is essentially a new social contract that we are making with the american people. we didn't do diplomacy like that before, but now we are prohibited from using the war department. in 1948, the war department renamed the ministry of defense, ag

u panyadzelak 5 lyutaga in the regions of central europe during the year, the current atmospheric conditions. i'll walk through the hourly drops in a few hours. kraina when we enter europe, we will know the fate of the vyalikaga pagodnaga anticyclone. there will be variable cloudiness without any real downfalls. night europe will have a cloudy and clear yard. falls of different intensity, snow, doch. in the countries of the departing europe, their charga is cloudy and clear. it will be rainy and wet for hours. snow, rain, magchym, fog. panjadzelak has 5 lutag in berlin +8 -11, cloudy, rainy. in warsaw -7° egrets, dachshunds are cloudy, rainy. kiev has 24° with plus signs. u cloudy-wet snow, rain. vilnius has -0 +2, cloudy snow with rain. ryga, here the dachshund is 0.2, the snow with dazh is smelly. talina has hell -1 and -6 cloudy, without apak. it's -7 -3 in st. petersburg and wet and snowy. near maskwe - 0 - cloudy snow with rain. at panjadzelak 5 lyutaga belarus will know in the zone where the atmospheric winds float from the baltic sea, there will be short-term falls that look like wet

the small countries of europe, the countries of eastern and central europe, they look with interest ats actively, but is a troublemaker, actively bargaining in western europe and getting some money for it their dividends, the bargaining situation is becoming typical for... and the european union, of course, these contradictions are the ability of small countries to use existing foreign policy issues to solve their own problems within european union, we will see similar examples in the future. in the meantime , the question arises to what extent even the announced 50 billion euros until 2027 can become an economic salvation for ukraine. a budget deficit is expected this year. at a level of about 40 billion dollars, prime minister of ukraine denis shmygali stated at the end of last year: the country’s economy is in survival mode, the office of the president of ukraine has already stated that an additional 10-15 billion dollars are needed, but the total national debt of ukraine based on the results of the past year updated its historical maximum, the figure increased by a third - this is

management board member, addressing her bank in london, and was in charge of capital markets covering central europe central asia, the russian federation, africa, and the middle east. after the assassination in malaysia of his father, prominent behind the banker, was saying the jetty pascal, a veteran of this with air force began his whistle blowing, and it has covered the gamut. and we're happy to have them with us today, plus call. welcome to the show, madge on agreed to readings tonight, it states all the wonderful people in the audience. and of course, all the people around the world, we're following you and there's a tremendous amount of them i don't. uh, thank you very much for that. pascal, i would like to begin with what might have been a trigger for your whistle blowing. you come from a very important behind a family and your suicide is equally important. you're a direct descendant of a former as was president. as a matter of fact, you were headed towards quite a predictable career in international banking. and that's how things started out for you. when and why did that change? what exactl

and the preservation of conservatism was precisely in the countries of central europe, which were readyt, and not like poland with its old traumas, submitting and joining the united states. well, you see, vadim, he’s present this squalor, despite the war hysteria, has complex relationships. why do cultural figures suffer , why do athletes, belarusian athletes suffer, well, this is culture, sport is all soft power, you understand, but at the same time, you understand, you yourself are following the agenda, the same international multi-sport tournament, games of the future, oh what does this mean, the republic of belarus and russia are not isolated, the west will be isolated a little more, this is an irrational policy, absolutely disadvantageous to the collective west. the so-called, you know, culture, sports and others in the possibility of interaction - this is soft power, this is why we did without visas, also soft power, please come from europe, look, no one here is starving, the quality of the products is better than yours, the prices are good, the fuel is worth it half the price, th

the land that we know today as hungary is a country in central europe. in the past , the carpathian region was home to many different races. at the end of the 9th century, the foundations of hungary were laid. at this time, a person named prince arpat, who was the leader of this people, crossed the carpathian mountains and imagined the wide plain of the danube. and forced other tribes to accept his domination and sovereignty. during this period, the hungarians made various conquests in europe they hit and attacked cities from germany, italy and france. but finally , after the defeats they suffered, they stopped their campaigns. slowly , they moderated their desert temperament and turned to urbanism and christianity. in 1301 ad, the rule of the arpats came to an end. after the end of the arpad dynasty , hungary, like germany , became an elected monarchy. after the rule of a number of milanese people of anjou dynasty and kings of german descent, the hungarian people finally chose a person named matthias kron from among their compatriots. half of the 15th c

the land we know today as hungary is a country in central europe. in the past, the carpathian region was home to many different races. at the end of the 9th century , the foundations of hungary were laid. at this time, a person named prince arpat, who was the leader of qom, crossed the carpathian mountains and captured the vast plains of the danube and forced other tribes to submit to his rule. to accept during this period, the hungarians made various conquests in europe and conquered cities from germany, italy and france . but finally, after the defeats they suffered, they stopped their campaigns. slowly , they moderated their desert temperament and turned to urbanism and christianity. in the year thousand. milady, duke of hungary named etienne i, introduced himself as king. the mongols attacked this region in the 13th century and caused a lot of damage to this land. in 1301, the rule of the arpats ended. after at the end of the arpat dynasty, hungary, like germany , became an elected monarchy. after the rule of a number of milanese people of anjou

prices, that’s what ’s happening with them, and this situation is widespread, coal generation in central europe, yes, yes, that was also a jump, because there was nothing to generate electricity with . thank you. a cargo of explosives was detained in georgia, heading from ukraine to russia, probably for the preparation of terrorist attacks in our country on georgian territory. this was reported by the state security service of the republic. organized the transportation of ukrainian containers deputy andrei shirashidze. citizens of georgia, ukraine and armenia are also involved in this. explosive devices. their detonators were disguised as car batteries; they were discovered during a search at a checkpoint. inside there were 14 kg of explosives, six detonators and the same number of special keys. the dangerous cargo arrived in georgia from odessa through romania, bulgaria and turkey, and was heading to voronezh. as reported by the state security service of georgia, the use of the territory of the country to involve its citizens in the process was supposed to create the impression that the blame

small countries. countries of eastern and central europe, they look with interest at the policy of budapest the sense that it is actively disturbing the peace, actively entering into the bargaining of western europe and receiving some dividends for this, the bargaining situation is becoming typical for the european union, of course, these contradictions are opportunities for small countries to use existing foreign policy. plots to solve their own problems within the european union, we will see similar examples in the future. in the meantime, the question arises to what extent even the announced 50 billion euros until 2027 can become an economic salvation for ukraine. the budget deficit this year is expected to be about $40 billion. prime minister of ukraine denis shmygali stated at the end of last year that the country’s economy is in survival mode, in the office. the president of ukraine has already been told that an additional 10-15 billion dollars are needed, but ukraine's total public debt at the end of last year reached a historical maximum, the figure increased by a third, this. 45 bi

rise in prices, so what is happening there, and this situation is widespread, coal generation in central europe germany, yes, yes, yes, that too. there was a jump because there was nothing to generate electricity with, so we assess the situation in their energy sector as extremely negative , consumption in italy decreased by 9%, by 12 in germany, 16 in france, a record 22 in the uk, as boris kovalchuk put it, difficulties are visible, against this background russia is demonstrating strong growth, and the announcement of additional tenders for the construction of new generations in siberia in the south. countries clearly demonstrates this. anastasia efimova, lead. citizens of georgia, ukraine and armenia were involved in the transportation of explosives to russia. this was stated by the georgian state security service. let me remind you that earlier in tbilisi they reported the arrest deadly cargo on the odessa-voronezh route. experts do not rule out that we are talking about preparations for a terrorist attack. elizaveta khramtsova knows the details. which can easily be mistaken for tourists in

stream, the transit line through ukraine remains the only route for gas supplies to western and central europeween naftogaz and gazprom, it is already expiring this year. the board of directors of the dutch yandex nv unanimously approved the sale of its russian assets for 475 billion rubles. this is stated in the company's report. the main owner will be consortium first, led by yandex managers. the co-owners of the fund will. they plan to close the deal in two stages: the first before july of this year, the second after another 7 weeks. the share of foreign investment in russian capital. decreased to 7%. over the year, the figure decreased by 2%, the central bank reports. by january, such investments amounted to about 237 billion rubles. at the same time, general the authorized capital is 3.400 billion. although the share of foreign investment has decreased. russian banks increased their income. in the twenty- third year they earned a record 3.300 billion rubles. it was economic news. short. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money,

according to official data, about 20,000 tons of ammunition were removed from warehouses in central europee soviets were withdrawn troops, no one knows for sure the condition of these ammunitions, i personally do not believe that for more than 30 years they have been stored there in such a condition that there is no corrosion and everything else, well, of course, since transnistria has been a gray area for 30 years, where traded arms, there were different options, there is another interesting fact that is often overlooked by the leaders of transnistria. so-called, they have ukrainian passports, and ukraine looked at it through the fingers for a long time, thought that it had its own resources, indeed transnistria, like all of moldova, it has borders only with ukraine and romania, and this of course saves it from large-scale russian provocation, but to inflame the situation. why is it beneficial for moscow? because at the end of this year there will be elections, presidential elections, and the position of president maia sandu is not as good, i think, as i would like, because in the local e

she is a senior fellow at the german marshall fund with a focus on central europe and colonel. both congress wished or joins us from virtually, from vienna. she's a senior advisor at the austrian institute for europe and security policy. and so let me begin. if i may, uh, with you, alexandra to formerly neutral nations, join the western alliance. how momentous is the shift? does it significantly strength and data? the answer is yes, definitely. having phillips and so sweet enjoying data is a big win for the alliance. when we talk about a sweden, they have a very highly capable armed forces and a geographic situation improve nato's a push, straightened the voltage, see. and of course, in addition, you have to say that sweden has already been integrated to some extent into natal structures. they have been invited to meetings, they have participated in exercises and know that they are able to join the alliance is also showing the kremlin. that's the only finland. one thing to be in the club was not an isolated incidents. so this is a reaction to russian submission against ukraine.

prices, that’s what they are happening, and this situation is widespread, regeneration is also in central europes, yes, yes, that was also a jump, because there was nothing to generate electricity with, so we assess the situation in their energy sector as extremely negative. consumption in italy decreased by 9%, by 12 in germany, 16 in france, a record 22 in the uk, as boris kovalchuk put it, difficulties are visible, against this background russia is demonstrating strong growth. and the announcement of additional competitions for the construction of new generations in siberia in the south countries clearly demonstrate this. anastasia efimova, lead. big chicken burger with large tender chicken breast fillet in crispy breading and signature sauce. also try the new big chicken burger mushroom. bank for every day, what is it? annual, what do you think? fast, what will the younger generation say? cool! vtb is your bank for every day. we, alexander and dmitry kvashnin. i calculated a model of a superhard material for industry, and i calculated a model for a supersensitive gas analyzer. and this is gr

slow economy in central europe and relatively weak german economy.e optimistic, but we expect activity to recover in the end of quarter to and some countries, romania, croatia and serbia, have been holding up better than other european countries. tom: we have seen that from central european countries. when it comes to real estate, i have to ask about commercial real estate across europe. cigna is a troubled child of this space, headquartered in vienna. residential markets are looking softer. how will that impact your business? >> first of all, we are by definition watching developments closely and equally so developments in real estate. having said this, we have to put things in perspective. 12% of our portfolio is real estate and one third is commercial real estate focused on strong countries. what i am saying is we are watching developments and we see no significant rise in vacancies. higher yields compared to germany. problems abound and we are watching closely. exposure is limited, so we are optimistic. tom: no skeletons in the closet for investo

that by the time when leaders see each other in the wonderful, beautiful city of cause, then in central europe and russia, then we are able to both present it for its own principles. mortality is for a so called part of the country category and also eventually develop a list of potential partner countries. this is a huge program, but we are very confident that we succeed. that's great to hear. and of course, design is a beautiful city to host it as well. i'd like to ask you about some of the whole topics in world news. now, as we know, the reason to i c j decision is with a galvanize the pressure on that as well. what do you think the prospect saw a full resolution of the conflict as well? our position is very clear and very if some uh we need, sees fire. we need to do our most to feel deficiencies that are obvious that a couple of the un security council resolutions adopted recently on this issue. we do not believe that the, the policy uh and the action. we should the government, the state of israel, up a few, the seals that this is the way to go. it only aggravates the overall situation. mul

stream, the transit line through ukraine remains the only route for gas supplies to western and central europegaz and gazprom, it expires this year. eu ambassadors could not agree. a new package of sanctions writes the financial times. for the first time, restrictions against russia due to the position of hungary, this should have affected not only our country, but also several companies from china and one from india. the eu believes that all these organizations contribute to the russian defense sector. budapest opposed it. however, supporters of sanctions hope to agree on them by february 24. the central bank does not consider cryptocurrencies as a means of payment in russia, said deputy chairman of the central bank olga. she noted that russians can invest in such assets, but such investments carry high risks, which must be taken into account. previously, the regulator reported that a significant proportion of financial pyramids are associated with cryptocurrencies. and the german daimler truck sold a fifteen percent stake in kamaz. about it the general director of the russian company, sergei

we should have the a transistor ever heard of it is that little sliver of land in central europe the broke away from moldova on board is ukraine. now i told you the fat so i can tell you this. today, transmission be a cold on russia for protection. so do we need to be worried about more russian troops being invited into one of ukraine's neighbors? or is this just a little local difficulty? i'm feel gail in funding and this is the day. the rest is war against ukraine, has the norm was people, questions on every aspect of one of us security? i think security guarantees that were important not only for your brain, for all the neighbors home, although i, because of the russia russia the sold, i'd be waging highspeed war against small nova plato is stopping lea, trying to move into literally a 2nd to ukraine as long as the pushing armies on the left bank of the denise to this place is into occupation. it would be peace here any time soon. also on the days of hold for the lands agency, for palestinian refugees is drying up after i is writing claims that several unreal workers were involved

... such unpleasant surprises, because ukraine really wants to develop and become a leader in central europeer, i think that all these statements, they are exclusively populist, and at the official level.

in the gremlins gradual sorts of, uh, pushing up the temperature of bilateral relations with central europe on the baltic states, which are already in a very, very sort of and pretty much the existing shape of different site. uh, but this is also very much part of domestic agenda because uh kind of call us the permit service, tony and the list ready and consummate especially moment securities are accused of desecration of long as early i explained what it means. it means that a, basically the soul based on the modem, is that all considered in the baltic states to be monuments, to occupiers, are being removed and puts in, let us say, especially museums, wherever they display the stages of, to tell that they're in period at the same time, most of the stages do not have any grades nearby, so there is no desecration actually in the rat case and, but they rodrigues', a soldiers aren't buried in military cemetery. so this is quite a bit of a bending over reality by the crime. and in order to remind the domestic williams that this fight against the west is put into describes, it is also about figh

at what, but at ensuring the security of ukraine, at ensuring the security of the countries of central europeat ensuring the security of the countries of the european continent, further, at ensuring the security of the countries. of the north atlantic bloc, for the provision of the countries of the euro-russian bloc and for global security, these are actually the components, these components, they should not create a hedgehog in relation to each other, and it is best to choose all this, to systematize, of course, the romshtein format , and here it is very important that, well, at least somehow... in the ramshtein format, for today , we should move on to a conversation on this topic, because even the first thing we talked about with you, it looks like: these are some bilateral industry agreements, because it will be read that way from the point of view, actually, now, and what it has to do with central european security, absolutely nothing, well, what you and i are talking about is like a morgan's veil, like an intermarium and. two seas, three seas and so on. now, how will it be composed in th

it's a little sliver of land in central europe that broke away from moldova on board. is ukraine. now i told you the fat. so i can tell you this today, transmission be a cold on russia for protection. so do we need to be worried about more russian troops being invited into one of ukraine's neighbors? or is this just a little local difficulty? i'm feel gail in by then and this is the day the.

no such unpleasant surprises, because ukraine really wants to develop and become a leader in central europe, and i think that all these statements, they are exclusively populist and official and the societies of these states themselves, they do not support the theses expressed by these populist politicians. mr. yehor, thank you, our airwaves will feature the historian and serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine , oleksandr alfyorov, with whom we will actually talk about all kinds of historical moments that putin tried to distort. oleksandr, watched two hours of this interview of tucker carlson with putin, and has something. reason to say, but it will be later, after a short pause we will continue, stay with us, there is 10% discount on bronchialik in psarynskyk, pam and oskad pharmacies. stiffness in the joints and spine, osteochondrosis, gout, radiculitis, arthritis and arthrosis. with all these problems, you will find a means for external use of dicrasin. consultations by phone. 0800 250. 349 calls are free , turn on the heart-warming investigation, the new chapter of the hbo series is

bundestag deputies who deal with issues of cooperation with poland, as well as well-known issues of central europewe met with the minister of culture, with the minister of european affairs, and finally with... minister pistorius. the last one interests you the most, and i know why, because boris pistorius is one of those german politicians who share our views on security and strategy. if someone, for example, did not know that he was a politician, a member of the german government. he might think he is could be, for example, a pole or an american, because pistorius actually sees the issue of security very clearly. and it was the minister of defense of germany who became famous a few days ago with his statement that poland could be russia's next victim. we read about it in the bild article. yes, and it was practiced in different ways. i believe, for example, that people should not be scared, they should be mobilized. if we want to mobilize, we should also demonstrate, well, i don't want to be catastrophic, because that's not the point. but i also often say in interview that if we let russia rest on

practice in ideas to... the danube, later on the danube route agricultural products to southern and central europe, because in recent days as you know, the number of provocations on the western borders has become very acute, that is, i would like to understand whether we can switch this export already, or was it only a theoretical model? very briefly, we can, moreover, today we are talking about even about, if the danube, then they will go. containers and i hope it will be, well, literally in the next few days, such projects will be implemented and the nomenclature of the ukrainian export corridor is expanding, it is now not only about agro-industrial products, and this cannot help but please, and at least a few words that are fresh to hear from the left bank of a bridgehead near the wells, a russian rag, if it appears on the shore... it does not hang for long, our flags are also periodically raised, the bridgeheads live, fight back, assaults, the enemy is trying to recruit his people on a voluntary basis, let’s say, ambushes, but there are not so many willing, they go and that’s all, it ’s a one-

let's go live to budapest, we can speak to our central europe correspondent nick thorpe.a big threat to viktor orban? basically, child protection, the protection of the traditional family, has been a cornerstone of his policy for the last ia years in government. so in a way, no one expected this to become his achilles' heel, and for him to lose such popular and successful politicians as the head of state, the formerjustice minister, a top bishop, and so that is why it has been so painfulfor him. he is also not used to being on the defensive, and for the last week we have not actually seen the prime minister, so i think now in this state of the union address, state of the nation address, we will be expecting him to try to take back control of the narrative, draw a line under the paedophile scandal, and say look, we have taken the consequences for this, we have taken response ability for it, our people have resigned so let's get on. politically, this is important for him. we are four months ahead of the very important local and european elections. he really wants to end thi

french to invest more actively in ukrainian about'. the same about northern europe, the same about central europeand the baltic countries, we see that the active part of the eurozone, it really started to do more, but not because trump started threatening it, but because they just saw that the u.s. congress is unable to quickly pass the necessary amount of money, the necessary decisions, and so we saw that europe started to come together, they really heard what the biden white house told them, because biden made it very clear that we basically... ukraine with all that it is, but it is a congress that can't do its job, and after that the europeans really started to invest more, i mean, we're not saying that trump, calling on the europeans to invest more, is saying seditious things, these are absolutely correct things, but two big buts, first of all , as trump is doing, that is, in the period of the greatest threat of a divided west, he is trying to divide the west even more, and secondly, the europeans are already starting to do it anyway, they are already ready to really do... more than they did