at the same time, charles michel emphasized that the expansion of the european union is a natural andessary moment. and then a short quote from him: if there were only 15 of us in february 2020, it would be a nightmare. and if a number of countries had not become members of the european union 20 years ago, then a new iron curtain would have arisen for these countries. and by the way, in the same interview, and then again yesterday during a speech in brussels, the president of the european councilor charles michel said, he once again emphasized that the expansion of the european union, including ukraine, should take place by 2030, and he named the conditions for this accession , and both sides, that is, both the european union and ukraine must be ready for this, and the european union must introduce ... reforms are necessary, because something is not working that way anymore, and ukraine should introduce reforms that would allow it to become a full member of the european community. french president emmanuel macron intends to convince, well at least chinese leader xi jinping to try to p

well, i suspect that not only charles michel and ursula fonderlein will meet.i'm sorry, macron and ursula fondelein will meet with president xi jinping, i have a suspicion that other representatives of the european union will also want to talk to him, but whether xi jinping himself wants to talk with them is unknown, but do you remember who watches the column the world about ukraine, that the chinese leader will have a very busy schedule from may 5 to 10, he will be in europe and in three countries france, serbia and... hungary will visit, if everything is clear with france, then there will be certain issues with hungary, serbia and hungary, because such a group of like-minded people, a team of like-minded people, regarding how to end the war in ukraine, is at the negotiating table , of course. at the beginning of june this year, the administration of the current president of the united states of america will present to congress a strategy for further support to ukraine. about this during the hearings in the committee on the armed forces. the house of represent

european integration, a step back, was also called by the head of the european council, charles michelister irakli kabakhidze declared the inadmissibility of political blackmail on this topic and warned against a possible repetition of the ukrainian scenario. israel declared its non-involvement in the attacks on the almawasi humanitarian zone. it is located west of rafah. this is stated in a statement by the defense army of the jewish state. representative. sahal claims that when the strikes involved two small rounds of 17 kg of explosives each. on the evening of may 26 , israeli army airstrikes hit residential buildings. where the refugees were taking refuge, a large fire broke out. at least 45 people died. israel said the attack targeted two hamas commanders who were holed up near a displaced persons camp. idf representatives said they were investigating the reasons that led to the tragedy. but let’s return to the presidential agenda: after his visit to uzbekistan, vladimir putin spent meeting with the head of ingushetia mahmud ali kalimatov. during the conversation, the president. p

president of the european council charles michel throws up his hands in disappointment and wipes awayropean council decided to grant candidate status to georgia on the understanding that georgia would take the appropriate steps and necessary democratic reforms. adoption the law on foreign agents in parliament is a step backwards and takes georgia even further away from the path to the eu. the people have clearly chosen a future in the eu, and we will do everything to support their ambitions. tears across europe were wiped away yesterday by those who came to protest against this law at the parliament building. here are the shots. but why such sacrifices? the georgian authorities have repeatedly stated that the adoption of the law on foreign agents in no way abolishes georgia’s european integration, but only makes the funding of political parties transparent. mass media, but in the west the adoption of this law was perceived as disobedience to georgia and was promised. by passing this law, the ruling georgian dream party further steered the country away from the path of european integra

your condolences sent by the president of the european union, charles michel, as well as borel.d out sharply against this background. it is necessary to provide time off and vacations, to restore destroyed houses before the start of the heating season. according to the president, special attention should be paid to those who lived in snt and have no other property. business in russia under conditions of unprecedented sanctions, how to increase efficiency, how to support and give impetus to development? mikhail mishustin spoke about this and more at a meeting with the head of the sme corporation, alexander esaevich. one of the most important topics are loans. for the last year. 162 thousand companies received. special measures to help entrepreneurs are needed in our new regions in the border areas. we also dwelled on this in detail. dmitry kochitkov has all the details. this plant in podolsk near moscow produces polymer materials for the composite wing of the promising russian medium-range aircraft ms-21. the products completely replace imported analogues. recently we received a

the president of the european council, charles michel, said that brussels expresses condolences to theies of the victims. meanwhile, the arab media is analyzing the causes of the accident. the iranian president and his associates flew from azerbaijan on an american-made bel-212 helicopter. an aviation analyst on al-jazeera expressed his opinion on the possible reasons for his fall. i believe the weather played a key role here. there was fog, rain, snow, mountainous terrain. most likely, the helicopter was hit by a main rotor blade during the pilot's maneuver when he was trying to land the plane. there may have been a technical problem but we also cannot exclude the possibility that the helicopter’s tail rotor stopped working. now, until the elections, presidential powers will pass to mahammad mahber. he is an experienced politician and served as an officer in the medical corps of the islamic revolutionary guard during the iran-iraq war. he was on the eu sanctions list for 2 years. arab and turkish media are analyzing how tehran's policy will change after raisi's death and whether this

council charles michel said that brussels expresses condolences to the families of the victims.eanwhile, the arab media are analyzing the causes of the accident. the iranian president and his associates flew from azerbaijan on an american-made bel-212 helicopter. an aviation analyst expressed his opinion on the possible reasons for his fall on al jazeera. i believe the weather played a key role here - fog, rain, snow, mountainous terrain. most likely the helicopter was hit by a blade. islamic revolution during the iran-iraq war war. he was on the eu sanctions list for 2 years. arab and turkish media are analyzing how this will change. for the state, a decision, if you look from this position, then a change of president will not lead to significant changes. in iran, no disruptions in the functioning of the state system in the islamic republic are expected at all times. even before the official announcement of the death of risi and other high-ranking officials, the american atlantic published a material with the headline who benefits from the death of the iranian president. the pu

president of the european council charles michel throws up his hands in disappointment and wipes awayo grant georgia status. candidate on the understanding that georgia will take appropriate steps and necessary democratic reforms. the adoption of the law on foreign agents in parliament is a step backward and takes georgia even further away from the path to the eu. the georgian people have clearly chosen future in the eu and we will do everything to support its ambitions. tears across europe were wiped away yesterday by those who came to protest against this law at the parliament building. here are the shots. but why such sacrifices? the georgian authorities have repeatedly stated that the adoption of the law on foreign agents in no way cancels the european law. usa and georgia. but despite unprecedented pressure from the outside, in georgia it seems that the issue of the law on transparency of foreign influence has already been reached. but the opposition is clearly not going to give up. president of georgia salame zorobishvili appears to be becoming the sole leader of the opposition

but also charles michel, the president of the european council who also offered his the european union's sincere condolences. >> claudio, thank you. >>> donald trump will be back inside a new york courtroom in just a few hours. cross-examination will continue for trump's former fixer michael cohen. the prosecution is expected to wrap up its case soon. and it's not clear if the defense will call any witnesses, or if donald trump will take the stand himself. >>> let's turn now to a busy weekend in the race for the white house. president biden delivering the commencement address at morehouse college, which is a historically black university. the biden campaign has been ramping up its outreach to black voters, especially in key battleground states. drew petrimoulx joins us. the president went from georgia to another important swing state last night. >> yeah, good morning, frances. president biden went from atlanta to detroit last night. biden campaign holding back-to-back events hoping to boost enthusiasm among black supporters. the president delivered a keynote address at an naacp event whe

connection with the final adoption of the law on foreign agencies, the head of the european council charles michel said that the issue of georgia. raised at the next meeting of eu leaders, and the white house warned that the us would impose sanctions against the georgian authorities if they suppress the opposition and non-governmental organizations. us state department spokesman matthi miller said the ruling party's actions threaten relations between washington and tbilisi. by passing this law, the ruling georgian dream party further distanced the country from european integration and ignored the euro-atlantic. aspirations of the georgian people, who for weeks took to the streets and spoke against this law, the ruling party's actions and anti-western rhetoric threaten georgia's democratic trajectory, its future economy, and jeopardize relations between georgia and the united states. at the same time as in brussels, washington urged not to adopt a law that threatens to restrict freedom of speech and does not correspond to european values, the prime minister of georgia rakli kubahitsi insists that t

message with condolences, sincere condolences . expressed by the president of the european council, charles michel, and the president of poland, andrzej duda said he was deeply moved by the news of the tragic death and compared raisi's death to the death of lech kaczynski in 2010. and more about the reaction to the death of iranian politicians, a bbc correspondent. among iran's allies, including the so-called axis of resistance in the region, there was sadness, a sense of shock and prayer. about stability within the islamic republic of iran itself. of course, there was a restrained reaction from other countries in which relations with the islamic republic are quite tense and complicated. it is obvious that there are always some in the diplomatic environment norms of respect, especially at such a moment, a tragic and unprecedented death. during this unexpected helicopter crash , not only the president of iran died, but also the minister of foreign affairs hossein amir abdolahiyan, who was actually the diplomatic face of iran. in capitals around the world, he represented iran's diplomacy during the

european leaders, not european leaders, but charles michel himself, he said that the eu expresses itscere condolences. and actually. the situation with iran is somewhat different than it was, for example, previously with fico, yes, when all countries, including us, ukraine, volodymyr zelensky expressed concern and sympathy for what is happening in slovakia, the situation here is a bit different, as it were we should behave, how should we react and what do the signals from poland and messages from the eu mean? well, this, this once again brings us back to the reality of international relations, we have such. the simple question is whether we will build relations with the countries of the so-called global rooster, exclusively exclusively as this or that american administration will tell us whether we will have any independent communications, simply put, it is difficult for me to say whether we are currently having any talks at all with iran, whether we are having talks with china, and equal the diplomatic representation and the competence of the diplomats who work in these countries per

meanwhile a top eu official, charles michel, has condemned israel's evacuation orders, saying peoples unsafe areas. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell reports from jerusalem another desperate exodus. palestinians fleeing in their thousands, as israel signals it is now set to push further into the gaza's southernmost city, issuing new evacuation orders. "what should we do?" hanan asks. "do we wait until we all die on top of each other? we've decided it is better to leave." israel has said it's taking action against hamas in one of its last strongholds and trying to bring home hostages. meanwhile, with israel's capture of one main border crossing and another blocked off by fighting, no aid is getting into southern gaza. there are now severe shortages of food, deepening the humanitarian crisis. so far, israel's military is describing its offensive in rafah as limited but the world is watching, to see if this turns into the full scale invasion that the country's allies have been warning against. and as israeli tanks and troops await orders near the gaza border, there has been an

meanwhile, a top eu official, charles michel, has condemned israel's evacuation orders, saying peopleted towards unsafe areas. the uk foreign office is investigating claims by hamas that a british—israeli hostage has died in gaza. nadav popplewell was seized with his mother on october 7th from the nirim kibbutz in southern israel. hamas claims that mr popplewell died of wounds sustained in an israeli air strike more than a month ago. the israeli military is yet to comment. the uk foreign secretary, lord cameron, was asked about the claim on sunday with laura kuenssberg. like everyone else, i watched the video on twitter, x, last night, put out by hamas of nadav answering a question as to who he was. and i watched the video and you just think, what, you know, callous people they are to do that. to play with the family's emotions in that way. i met nadav�*s family, his sister, and i know the heartbreak they have been going through for over 200 days. and when you see what hamas are prepared to do you just realise the terrible, dreadful, inhuman people, frankly, that we are dealing with.

in some cases, the middle of the night, we thought you cancelled president charles michelle tweed out his condolences. but that's a sharp contrast to many other post on social media. we saw almost immediately in the aftermath of, of the news of the, of this crash. many politicians in the us expressing li almost how would you explain that reaction in, in the west, in sharp contrast to what we've seen elsewhere? well, i mean, obviously ritual. i mean it's, it's the political divide that is going on now, and it's not gonna change. those who have the bad matters to celebrate the death of somebody who matter to other people's going simply, they shouldn't be in the position they are. i mean, these are a sensitive times, reacting with inappropriate remarks to, to the death to somebody. it just doesn't make sense. yes, he was opposed to united states. but you know, if iran was reacting with the lead to the death of a similarly place person, the united states, they would be very, very much upset. so, you know, one of these things, one of the tenants of most the lease is due on the others as yo

meanwhile a top eu official, charles michel, has condemned israel's evacuation orders, saying peopled towards unsafe areas. from jerusalem, paul adams reports. one by one, the people of rafah are leaving. outlying parts of the city now all but deserted. "i wasn't planning on going," hassan says, "but since no one is left here, i decided to leave. i have to find out where my wife and daughter are." the un says 300,000 people have left already. that's almost a quarter of those sheltering in rafah. most are heading for the coast, to places barely able to sustain life, where exhausted, hungry people fend for themselves. zainab and her children have brought their makeshift tent to the beach. translation: they dropped leaflets on us four times. - after the fourth time, we came here. when i arrived, i found my tent was worn out. we stayed in it for five months in rafah. i want to try and stitch it, but it's no good. back in rafah, israel's ground operation is almost a week old. the military says it's destroying tunnels, killing hamas fighters but acting cautiously. our operations against ha

charles michelle came out quite early this morning with condolences for the families of president wry. you see, i know prime minister of foreign minister abdulla how young and all the autos on board the european commission didn't actually respond to requests from iran last nights to activate a rapids response mapping system. it has to help with the search of the crashed helicopter. so this also shows that despite the strange relationships is also still these diplomatic channels that are open between to you and iran. and only recently, joseph burrell. the hi representative for, for one to say is from the european commission, had a phone call with the arabian foreign minister to talk about the situation. and gosh, i'm all the auto attentions happening in the, in the world right now. so this, this line is still open, but of course it is very quiet. i have to say here in brussels, but also around europe. the water relations like at the moment between iran and europe because european capitals for the last few years for a long time now have really the majority view has been that iran is a v

i want to read you a quote from the eu chief charles michel who said on saturday that georgia gainedtional attention that it's garnered, could actually put the brakes on membership of the european union? �* , on membership of the european union? �*, ., , , on membership of the european union? �*, , , union? it's absolutely building and white. _ union? it's absolutely building and white, unfortunately. - and white, unfortunately. that's why this is not only about curbing ngos. it really puts a stop, a major obstacle, towards georgia's aapproximation towards the european union. this has been said many times from the highest levels from the eu and this is georgian people think they're losing. they're losing their chance for better welfare, for better standard of life, for more safety, more security, all the things the eu is associated with in georgia. unfortunately, this is the case. the risks are high here so therefore i think the government should take further time to contemplate what kind of damage it's incurring to the georgian population. i of damage it's incurring to the georgian

who said on saturday that georgette gained a moment for further reflection after the veto —— charles michelrakes on membership of the european union? == brakes on membership of the european union? . , . brakes on membership of the european union? ., , ., , union? -- it has garnered. it is absolutely _ union? -- it has garnered. it is absolutely black _ union? -- it has garnered. it is absolutely black and _ union? -- it has garnered. it is absolutely black and white - absolutely black and white unfortunately, this is why this is not only about curbing ngos. it really puts a stop to a major obstacle towards georgia�*s approximation towards the european union. this has been said many times from the highest levels from the eu and this is what georgian people think they are losing. they are losing their chance for better welfare and better stanzas of life, formal safety and security, all of these things the eu is associated with in georgia. unfortunately, this is the case, the risks are high here, so i think the government should take further time to contemplate what kind of damage it is incurr

and not charles michel, she is more important, well, because she is the head of the ivercommission, charlesear, she will be reappointed, they are going to replace her in principle, that’s why, most likely, that’s why she represents germany, accordingly, she’s from the cabinet, she should have been merkel’s heir in general, if someone doesn’t remember this, here’s how to put it, in fact, after that they moved her to the position of the european commission, this is germany itself. scholz went to germany and representatives of italy will go to germany, and accordingly he came to france, this there is a fundamental difference, and he came with a very large delegation, so this is just an attempt by france to shift its position, to strengthen its capabilities, taking into account the fact that germany , of course, has been sagging lately, this is exactly what is new. actually familiar with it, it looks like this in principle, this is what concerns the economy, this is a very important component, in general, in terms of numbers, trade turnover with france is less than 80, well, about 80 billion wi

the head of the european council, charles michel, dared to express condolences only on social networks its sincere condolences to connections with the death of president raisi and foreign minister abdalahian, as well as. other members of their delegation and crew in a helicopter crash. our thoughts go out to the families. the reaction in europe to these words is immediate, not on my behalf - says far-right dutch politician geert wilders criticizes a european official for expressing solidarity with iran; in germany, even in this situation, they do not stop looking for the russian trace. the welt publication discusses the prospects for further cooperation between iran and russia against the backdrop of the conflict in ukraine and... hezbollah and hamas are the supreme leader, president and foreign minister. and of course, the whole world is closely monitoring the reaction of the united states, where iran is called one of the main opponents of the west, a participant in the so- called axis of evil. we don't want to be. part of this is that if this accident is the result of wind, fog and a

its obedient satellites from the european union, including european officials at the level of charles michellared. the head of the egyptian foreign ministry arrived, despite the fact that relations between cairo and tehran were severed 44 years ago, as well as the delegation of the united arab emirates of a country that does not share many of iran’s positions. the insult from the americans towards the deceased iranian president will be remembered by many for a long time. this is, of course, a tragedy. for the iranians, this is a tragedy for many of iran’s partners, this is a purely human tragedy, so the words of blinken, the us secretary of state, are very cynical, which were heard at a meeting with us senators that they say the iranian people could be glad that their president, the minister of foreign affairs affairs and others, in particular the imam, died in this disaster. well, this is not just cynicism, this is an insult to the feelings of citizens, this is an insult to everything human. this was discussed at a meeting in minsk by vladimir putin and alexander lukashenko. “i think iran i

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charles right to give prince harry a bit of tough love? your weekend starts here. friday night live with me mark dolan from 8 pm. on gb news. bring a bottle. >> hi there. i'm michelle i'm keeping you company till 7:00 tonight alongside me, the professor of politics at university of kent, matt goodwin, and the political commentatorjonathan lis. matt goodwin, and the political commentator jonathan lis. we were just talking then, about whether or not you think that labour will be the party to stop the boat crossings, putting it politely , i think the short politely, i think the short answer that i'm hearing and not so subtle away from you as some of you guys is, know, you don't actually think that's going to happen. andy says labour solved these problems. are you joking? all they seem to do is make these things worse. people seem to have forgotten that blair started so much of this with getting involved in so many foreign conflicts, says andy. alex says sending people to rwanda is a ridiculously overly expensive project. starmer has it right. he says , stop it all it right. he says, stop it all at the root, it's the it's not the smugglers that are the problem, says sa