believe that this decrease is closely related to the decrease in support for the ruling party of the african national congresst on the other hand, this is the people's dissatisfaction with electoral policies and promises, because political parties have made many, many promises to the people of south africa over the years, and we usually, they don't keep their promises, after every election that is held once every 5 years , they come through 5-year political programs they make new promises, but after holding the elections, they disappear. therefore, my point of view is that because there are many risks in this year's elections , the voter participation rate may increase slightly, but we also have a significant part of the advertisements that can be seen on all the streets in the big media and television and radio advertisements. registration will start next month, on february 3rd. we hope that this will be the last chance to register as a voter and that people who are hesitant or indifferent to elections in south africa will vote. but the nature african political system in 30 years. well, here we have reached

of revel fighters and just main opposition. party says if bank accounts have been frozen, the congress party accuses tax author worries of orchestrating the move, which it says is equivalent to a freezing of democracy. the obligations come a day after the supreme court struck down a funding scheme that allowed anonymous donations to political parties. congress politicians of urge st. jude history to intervene. venezuela has ordered united nations human rights stuff to leave the country. their expulsion follows the un voicing concern for jail human rights activist money while rob, hello reports. the vin is willing government has asked the un human rights body to close its offices in get active, and ordered staff to leave the country. not a political. the boulevard in republic and venezuela announces its decision to suspend the activities of the technical advisory office of the united nations high commissioner and the human rights business with us foreign minister, yvonne deed accuse the un staff of having an attitude violator of the united nations charter so obviously that could be a but uh,

revel fighters and just may not. physician party says it's bank accounts have been frozen the congress party accuse this tax author already is of orchestrating the move, which it says is equivalent to a freezing of democracy. the obligations come a day after the supreme court struck down a funding scheme that allowed anonymous donations to political parties. congress politicians of ernestine to district to intervene. venezuela has ordered united nations human rights stuff to leave the country.

, there and shots, appeals to the us congress and to both parties in the us congress. to pass this package quickly so that ukraine a coach once again, good age, that's very crucial aid. so let's you for his pod said that's here. he to understood that they were domestic, the debates and in the united states. but he felt in the end, the decision would be a pragmatic one, and he was confident that it would arrive again from the united states didn't run a bit. tons on the important role of the us play is over here because as i was counting, johnston's shoals brought it up at least 3 times. i mean, how crucial is you and the europeans would have to find the money somewhere else, their commitments to commitments, like the $1.00 that has been signed between germany a previous one has been signed with the united kingdom. another one is going to be signed this afternoon, most likely in france with friends and powers. so they are committing themselves on paper to this support for um, for your try. and so they would have to find the money somewhere else. can i, can i as

that includes the congress parties, a whole county board caught up the consecration, calling you to politicize on worthy of a secular india fate to our campaigning in an election that is yet to be called by marching across india, encountering voters, what they are not attracting our audience. is in a media space that is ever faced to the beach ape. they cannot compete with no rent from modi at the best of talk, let alone when moody has lowered rob at his side. if not on all, yes, they both are just pack a. the biggest proposition leader who can do is drawing large crowds, but the story is getting buried in obscure corner inside and use paper. every front page has stories pouring over every detail of the temple. where is this taking the country? we were promised in india, that was e got a terry and an diverse alonda where everyone could live in peace. that dream of india seems to be over. and let me tell you it all and it kind of fix the movie is beyond politics. he's imbued in the hierarchy of the gods. the media spots a suspicion that it also it is because they've been forced to do it. they'v

the south africa's ruling african national congress party is kicked off the election season with the countries president on failing the parties election manifesto and a speech on saturday. however, the election comes made a rising unemployment and a host of economic challenges as well. had this report over to local correspondent, i think, and called god in 2024 is a big election year for many countries across the world. and south africa is one of them. presidents that old i'm a pulitzer, announced the 29th of may as the election states for the country. many citizens in south africa believe that these elections are award to should moment. well, many others believe that the reminiscence of the 1994 elections, which i should in south africa's democracy. well, a key assign that citizens are ready for change. the agency ruling party has been at the helm since the dawn of democracy. but over the years, it's little support has di trying across various parts of the country and the fight to retain its majority. and the national assembly is on. one of the main challenges face science of africa

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super tuesday awaits; primaries and congresses of party activists will be held in seventeen states ands. the most important are california, texas, virginia and north carolina. usually, after super tuesday, everything with the american primary elections becomes completely clear. press political scientists say that niki halley has virtually no chance of catching up with donald trump on the way to the status of the one. candidate from the republican party, although the primaries have so far been held in only three states. halley, however, claims that she will fight to the end, especially since , according to opinion polls, for some reason she will have more chances in a fight with joe biden than trump, despite the fact that among republican supporters she has an obvious race loses. this is such a paradoxical sociology, but biden and trump are like that revenge in 2022, so far... they are actually on par, the gap says, polls say within the limits of statistical error, like last time. in other topics, the spanish government has published a preliminary list of 140,000 farmers who will receiv

results haven't been and 9, so no parties secured the majority independent candidates, backed by congress party, have exceeded expectations, winning a 102 out of 265 fall elementary seats. but the con form of government because they're not technically linked to a party chevy. spotting the pockets done mostly has taken 73 seats and a center left pocket on people's body has 54. i said big reports from the hor, protest as i attend the streets in northern book is done. angry, upset for straight to the what they say was both tricky. with one form of government to minister show does. is there evidence for imposing stations of the number of votes he received, which differed from the official result? he says he's taking, he's gonna take to the court or but use go bought, gotten out of local. so like, i'm not, what am i supposed to do that if they want to change during the 5000 that was due 216000. so you tell me of a kind of the following. this happened the funds up to me why other than for so what is it happened and then obviously i'm capable of doing it. i would like show my appreciation of the peopl

. * what city used to be a member of the african national congress, the party in power for the last 30 years, frustrated at how projects he led with schools by corruption. and greed was said he left the n c 4 years ago. but he has not stopped raising his voice. today, he demonstrates for better reproductive health care in south africa. every 2nd abortion is done in the good putting a woman at great risk. but marching on the street is just one way in which mistake he believes he can bring about change. you have what? we cannot complain to do anything. we are living in the democratic society of democrats and tons. where if media, particularly that particular purchase outside your new way to have that can give you tried to reach these by voting but who to vote for like and what city many young people find the amc and other step this parties have lost their credibility corruption. and by led to ministration and rhetoric that does not originate with young people. back. and so went to if i use a lot, has a clear answer. at $29.00, she is part of a civil society movement. that's became a bran

government that he feels stopped caring was the city used to be a member of the african national congress. the party in power for the last 30 years, frustrated at how projects he led was sold by corruption and greed was said he left the n c 4 years ago. but he has not stopped raising his voice. today he demonstrates for better reproductive health care in south africa, every 2nd abortion is done indeed good putting a woman at great risk, but marching on the street is just one way in which mistake he believes he can bring about change. you have, what is the return note? are you complaining to do anything they are living in a democratic society, democrats and tons where you need it, but you can any that you did you purchase a particular purchase outside the new way to have that you tried to reach these by voting, but who to vote for like most city, many young people find the amc and other step. this parties have lost their credibility corruption and violated ministration and rhetoric that does not originate with young people. back and so which will, if i use lock, has a key, a onset at 29. she is part

hi, there any other big national party congress is struggling to find his way in the election race? but many experts believe has already been decided. that leader russell gandy is traveling the vast nation from east to west, trying to mobilize support following to action defense promoting correspondence. many are at challenging reports from the campaign trail. loud slogans feature arctic songs and an excited crowd in the city of police opposition leader. now who's on the is here to bring back with us for his congress body, the basement enough for that family. why is this country and go into so much hatred? and the reason for finding some hatred in india is in just this overall people. so for some interest is 24 hours a day and the aisle di. any good is important for going to be. the city isn't the state of what the for these are you, which has a bigger population then rosie. you be also has the most fundamental areas in india and is currently formerly in the hands of the ruling fuzzy of prime minister. and that means a movie. the b g b. yeah. throw on. yeah, i get off this journey i

, i would have visited four, but for me, unfortunately, two parties held congressesmy colleagues went to one of them. and that was really interesting, because in a year, now it’s a year quality, the congresses were held towards the end of last year, but even then it was felt that the country’s political system was entering a qualitative new stage, and moreover, again, i had the honor in the editorial office of my newspaper to gather the leaders of all four parties at a round table twice last year , i was very pleased that they did not repeat each other, as our ill-intentioned people often say, that they have purged all, so to speak, more or less worthwhile parties, as extremists sometimes say, and left them exclusively with the same programs, absolutely not, not having their own face, no , all four have their own face, but all four, all four parties were similar in only one way, this was in... the conditions always arose, but it seems to me that even in the pre-selected campaigns one can trace this these are the steps. development of state building in our country, wh

party. what goes up at the congress is weak climbing and the main thing is one for to go strategies. i can use the proper planning key which and congress liter jeremy's who travels with the who's on the disagrees. he attributes his body losses to something else. the reason why mister movies has been, you know, successful really scary movies. do. you tend to know what it takes a moment, and i think most of those on this is the only political leader. the corresponds easy only body. that's when did you being a dog? dummy duke. i'm seats that his body is depending heavily on his political allies. you know, you know, i live, everybody would normally get satisfied, 100 percent of the time, or you give some, you know, you'll get some, you'll compromise living man for now. so yeah. plus seems to be striking the right court with the relative to the you on a barely but it congress will do well with, especially in this alliance, to defeat the j. p. and what is kind of hard work pays off or congress and followed before. now it's getting strength long. this last the last 2 national elections badl

, i would have visited four, but for me, unfortunately, two parties held congressesossible to break up, so my money went to one of them colleagues, this was really interesting, because in this year, now the year of quality, the congresses were held at the end of last year, but even then it was felt that... the country’s political system was entering a qualitative new stage, and moreover, again , i had the honor to go to the editorial office of his newspaper twice last year to gather the leaders of all four parties at a round table, the first time after they were registered with the ministry of justice, the second time when, after parliamentary elections had already been announced by the head of state , the pre-election flywheel was essentially launched and... it was, that is, i understood that, in essence , this was a historical event, when a round table was convened, representatives of all four parties were present, what was the dialogue? that’s constructive, that’s what made me very happy that they didn’t repeat each other, how our people often unkindly say that th

he was elected by an extraordinary congress of the swapo party. we have democracy.ur party lives. who, being young, saw all this and did not want all this, and that is good, if a leader comes to namibia he will ruin everything, that is his problem, but i hope peace will guide every leader, i think everything is going well, the africans had achievements and failures, military coups, but such is the reality. our life. africa is correcting itself. africans think about africa's problems. the majority of namibia's population, 80%, are bantu people. mostly avamba - more than 50%. and also gerera - 7%. kaisan peoples, namo and bushmen. 6% of the population is white. descendants of dutch, english, portuguese, french and german colonists who largely retain german culture and language. in total, 104,000 afrikaners and about 35,000 namibian germans live in namibia. mr. president, we see that namibi is a wonderful home for different peoples. they live here. in peace and friendship, the peoples of avamba, guerrero, damara, nama and many others, how do you manage to maintain peac

at the twentieth congress of the communist party of belarus , the development of belarus in the post-warives adopted for the further development of the republic’s economy, including the creation of new science-intensive industries. there was a very difficult choice, either to restore and try to return people to normal life. or think about the future, and this is probably the first post-war five-year plan, and further development, further plans that were created, they were aimed at the future. on july 4, 1954, a grandiose event took place in minsk. in the center of the belarusian capital, the grand opening of the victory monument. it was timed to coincide with the tenth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from the nazi invaders. a holy date for every resident. the terrible memories of...

he was elected by an extraordinary congress of the swapo party. we have a democracy.arty lives by the laws democracy. namibia is also unique in that, unlike most african countries, where, unfortunately, power passes from one political force to another, as a rule, with violence. in namibia, the transfer of power was peaceful. and democratically , it is enough to say that president pahamba, back in 2005, adopted a law on a maximum of two presidential terms, and in 2015 transferred power to the president, our interlocutor today, who won the 2015 elections . the second generation of african leaders went through military coups. if a leader comes to namibia and ruins everything, that is his problem, but i hope peace will guide every leader. i think everything is going well. africans have had achievements and failures, military coups, but this is the reality of our lives. africa is correcting itself. africans think about africa's problems. the majority of namibia's population, 80%, are made up of bantu people, mainly the awamba, over 50% as well. 7%. kaisan peoples - namo an

. >> reporter: tonight zelenskyy telling members of congress from both parties that without more u.s. air defenses ukraine will keep losing ground >> we need to do our part do we stand with our friends in the face of extreme brutality or not? and i say we stand with our friends. >> reporter: do you think that vladimir putin has been emboldened by what donald trump said about nato and about putin? >> i mean, the idea that the former president of the united states would say that he, quote, encourages, encourages a brutal dictator to invade our allies and that the united states of america would simply stand by and watch -- no previous united states president regardless of their party has bowed down to a russian dictator before and now we are seeing an example of something i just believe that the american people would never support. >> andrea joins us from munich now. on the situation in gaza, today israeli prime minister netanyahu repeated his intention to go into rafah what did the vice president have to say >> reporter: well, that's right, jose harris told me she's concerned about the

action against us our allies as well, so will iranians, i think really time, for members of congress both partiesity, also affects our prosperity, ultimately because fighting a tyrant tyrants are -- a battle not just territory, it is a battle of ideas as president reagan arc tick ladies president kennedy before him this is all about freedom knocks we dant let bad guys move begins a us and prevail i think it is time for both parties to pull together, and to protect america, they can do ukrainians just want weapons, great to see you this morning a world on fire, we said that before. >> it is. and, it is going to keep burning unless the u.s. shows leadership because the europeans have stepped up, they are good partners, together putin and iran can never defeat us we've got to be together pushing hard back against them. cheryl: joe lieberman thank you so much good to see you always, a great voice of perspective from you, thank you we've got more coming up this morning because former president trump's lawyers are asking, to delay a civil fraud verdict lydia hu from trump tower with details good mornin

in this footage, local farmers are blocking the road to the green party congress building. mass protest was dispersed harshly. residents of germany are complaining, they are tired of the endless lies, the scholz coalition and the press controlled by him. a video has appeared on social networks, people and journalists claim it. more weapons for ukraine. people's reactions to their faces. lying press, get out of here. let's make america, hungary, italy, france, israel, germany, the netherlands, poland great again. and even the new cover for the economist openly hints that the west wants renewal and a new global anti-globalist alliance. picking it up profit debit card, you will immediately open up all the possibilities of incredibly profitable conditions, a high percentage on the balance, cashback on purchases up to 3%. with the card, the profit doesn’t matter whether you spend or save, in any case , incredible benefits are with you. bank urals. the fourth annual forum: strong ideas for new times. the forum is aimed at supporting and implementing citizens' initiatives for the

in this footage, local farmers block the road to the green party congress building, dispersing a massidents are complaining harshly, they are tired of the endless lies of the scholz coalition and the press controlled by him, a video has appeared on social networks, they claim people, journalists from the tsdf tv channel tried to film a fake story about a demonstration of farmers, but instead of covering the protests , the reporters showed a provocateur with a poster of more weapons for ukraine, the reaction of the people is obvious, deceitful. let's make america, hungary , italy, france, israel, germany, the netherlands, poland great again, and even the new cover for the economist openly hints that the west wants renewal and a new global anti-globalist alliance, without ukraine and problems in the form of zelensky. maria skorodilka, news. the cia fabricated the case of trump's connections with russia, the american media found out. according to their sources close to the congressional committee on... in 2017, american intelligence agencies accused russia of conducting a campaign to inf

and i stuff gets off the side talk through the both parties in congress for you guys and asking them to take this decision soon. we know about the situation in the united states general conditions, but still, there is something that connects us ukraine on the of defend the states. have you been union and the united states of america, and all nato members visit our commitment to all this democracy? difficult steve to mr. state, under the root of law. humans being at the center to law the holiday season inside, and collins in some palo games. and it's very important that time these shared values lead to the necessary support. the united states is a large power and their support is of the whole central importance for the capabilities of ukraine is to defend themselves weed with the same. but the importance of the u. s assistance must not be on the as the magnitude. this is mike called upon the congress. they need to take this decision. and this decision is of crucial importance of the any for just joining us. uh, that was a press conference, the joint press conference that you created,

think it’s the fifty-sixth year, i knew it, shortly before i was born, this is the twentieth party congresse, this is a four-volume green so-called or blue version, several times completely different readers told about the same thing the story of how in the summer at the dacha they accidentally found old collected works of gaidar, most often from the year fifty-six, in a closet or attic. well, apparently the family seems to go into the closet because it’s unnecessary, but throw it away , well, somehow it’s completely unintelligent and impossible, and these children found it, started reading and couldn’t put it down, then, when i ask these children, what did you like, and the answers were completely different, i just remember this little girl very well, she read everything volume after volume, and i asked her, what do you want more i liked everything, she says, i learned from these... yes, let them not talk, let them read, so we will now move on to the author’s section, i remind you that in the author’s section i either read and comment on some poem, or a quotation from prose, or i show an o

foreigners, and all my life i’ve been smoking goat’s leg, makhorka, i’ve smoked almost all the party congressesthis village? i don’t know who lived, local old-timers say it was a woman with a child, but i came here in 1954, the house was empty, rotten, the chairman gave it to me, live, he says. what a pity that you did this you don’t know how you could have helped, thank you, this miraculous key, once god led one unbelieving blind man to this source, the blind man washed himself with this water, and received his sight, believed, a church was built in honor of this. true, the war broke it, but take advantage of it, guys, see what opens up for you, i ’ll probably wash myself. so the cross on the map does not indicate a cemetery, this is the church itself, of course, but where is the starting point? source, it turns out that from the source you need to go northeast, 400 meters, further on the map there is a small swamp of the enemy, and it looks like an infinity sign, look, what does this sign mean, i think, give me a card. where is this infinity sign, but it should be here somewhere. guys, here i

i focused a lot of my career, not just in congress, but before that, working across party lines to gett done. i built a lot of relationships. >> i don't know if you have notice, but since you have left -- >> it's not my fault. >> even working across party lines -- >> it is tough. >> what happened with the immigration bill? >> to me, that is the most heartbreaking thing. in my race specifically, my opponent says she's concerned about the border. we are all concerned about the border, but she's not solving the border problem because she won't support the bipartisan border deal. more migrants will be coming to new york. she said she's committed to israel, but she's endangering israel because she's not supporting the bipartisan funding of this year. and we are empowering vladimir putin. these are real-life issues that affect real people, life-and- death issues, and the same old extremism and partisan politics will not get us anywhere. it is not working.>> joe biden won what is now his district by eight percentage points. why is it this close? >> right now, the democrats are underwater here

the president with leaders of congress from both parties, and then afterward, the president asking the speaker of the house, mike johnson, to stay for a one-on-one meeting. rachel scott tonight with late reporting from the hill. >> reporter: tonight, president biden calling the top democratic and republican congressional leaders to the white house to try to prevent a partial government shutdown just three days from now. >> figure out how we're going to keep funding the government, which is an important problem. an important solution we need to find. and i think we can do that. >> reporter: afterward, no breakthrough. but republican house speaker mike johnson sounding upbeat. >> we're very optimistic. >> reporter: but few signs of progress on the president's other major goal -- passing new funding for ukraine. >> the meeting on ukraine was one of the most intense i've ever encountered in my many meetings in the oval office. >> reporter: democratic senate leader chuck schumer describing how all the leaders in the room tried to convince johnson to stop stalling and support new ukraine fun

we, contemporaries of the red era, living among military parades, party congresses, komsomol meetings felt like russians. collective farms, state farms, construction projects of communism, the dawn of the wonderful, unquenchable ancient times was still burning, and i, together with others , left the cities and went north to the pomors , to the shores of the white sea, or to the smolensk forests, to the perovsky chischeby, like an enchanted wanderer, full divine quest, i collected folk songs and sang in choirs, took... where old men and old women gathered strictly, they sat down on benches and brought glasses of sweet wine, they drank and began to sing, at first quietly, dimly, and then louder, more harmoniously, brighter, and the hut suddenly became dirty, became golden, and you and the choir rose up, somewhere high, above the roof, above the clouds. filled with light and beauty, whoever has not sung in folk choirs has never experienced this amazing bliss, under the kargopol, moving through pine forests and lakes, i reached kish mountain, from where, as i was told, seven lakes are vis

tonight, volodymyr zelenskyy told members of congress from both parties that, without more u.s. air defense forces, ukraine will keep losing ground. >> we need to do our part to stand with our friends and face the extreme brutality. or not. and i say we stand with our friends. >> reporter: vice president also had words for former president, trump, blasting his encouragement of putin and recent comments about nato. she also touched on the conflict in gaza. harris says she has been concerned about more than 1 million people sheltering in gaza. >>> we are nearing the final stretch before voters head to the polls for the primary and special elections at san francisco's castro district today. representative, barbara lee, healthy get out the vote rally. several high-profile supporters were there, including state treasurer, fiona maas. she says she will bring more to the senate than where she stands on the issues. >> my family insisted that we see the common humanity and everyone, and wherever they are was discrimination, barriers, or whenever people were treated wrong, it was our job

grateful to the administration of the president of the united states and everyone in congress in both partiesupport ukraine and understand the importance as soon as possible. making a decision for ukraine and for the national security of the united states. ahead of us days of very difficult and very public debates await, not about ukraine, but about the part of the package that concerns us migration policy. so what is the fate of the defense package of aid to ukraine from the united states. we will talk about this later. we are in touch with the ex-ambassador of ukraine to the usa, and now the chairman of the board of the ukrainian crisis media center, valery chaly. good evening. i congratulate you. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. considering. news about the bill from the senate and that the speaker of the us house of representatives in the us parliament is not even going to bring it up for a vote. now what are the chances that money for aid to ukraine will be voted and when, when can it be, if so? you know, despite the fact that ukrainians are dying, and every day that politicians in the

parties try two their votes. we will see how that plays out. amna: election coverage and whether coverage. in the house i want to talk about other shifts. wisconsin congressllagher has been a rising star in the republican party, and has announced he won't run for reelection. here is what he said. the framers intended citizens to serve in congress for a season, and then return to their private lives. electoral politics was never supposed to be a career, and trust me, congress is no place to grow old. he is in his fourth term, 39 years old. what does this say to you? >> we have seen republicans especially who have gone up against the status quo, whether that is donald trump himself or things that donald trump's wing of the party would like to see past, if they have gone up against that, they have usually been on the losing end either losing a primary, or realizing the writing is on the wall, they may lose our primary and deciding to retire. he is unique in that he is a conservative republican who really does believe in working across party lines on the china committee, for example. right now, if you look at recent polling, what we see the difference between

this, i think it’s fifty-six year, i knew it, shortly before my birth, this is the twentieth party congressompletely different readers told approximately the same story, how in the summer at the dacha, they accidentally found old collections in a closet or attic gaidar’s writings, most often from the year 1956, well, apparently the family seems to be in the closet. well, throw it away , well, somehow it’s completely unintelligent and impossible, and these children found it, started reading and couldn’t put it down, then, when i asked these children, what did you like, and there were answers.

, respectively, and real candidates from these parties will be nominated at those congressesere are many signs that not everyone is far from republican support the same trump, there is, well, in principle , i... such an electorate and even nikki haley, although there are certain failures on this path, she just thinks that she will very actively develop her campaign, let's say, the day before yesterday in nevada, she, well very modest results were obtained, but now she is working in her state of south carolina, where she was once governor, she wants, if since starting with voting in south carolina and in other states, she just left. another upward trend in her favor, there are many independents who are not going to support trump, they are still wavering, and of course there will be democrats. rooting for biden, so nothing has been decided yet, and if , let's say, the supreme court and other courts, there are four huge criminal cases against trump, 91 impeachments, you can imagine, and two impeachments, this man has already experienced in his life, if such a candidate will be n

so i think it is -- right now people are just looking at what this means for the republican party in congress. there was always this belief that donald trump was crazy and he was running the maga wing of the party and the house of representatives kind of went along with him, and now they're just dug whatever he tells them, but mitch mcconnell was sort of the dam that, you know, held them back in the senate and wouldn't allow some of the maga insanity to come over there. i think he probably just got tired of that fight and i think the fight over ukraine aid and israel aid and taiwan aid tired him o'out where he didn't want to keep doing this anymore. he was smart. most members cannot leave. they always serve one term too many. they always stick around a few more years past their prime. i think mcconnell is stepping aside at the right time. you can disagree with everything you want with him, but he has had some lasting impact on our economy, our judicial system, our campaign finance laws. he has taken arrows for the republican party for the last 20 or 30 years, and he's going to be -- he's goin

she waited until... the last minute, because in a couple of weeks they will have a congress of the european people's partydecide on the main candidates from the populists, well, yes, i think she has. .. from the security council, because for several months the european capitals have not been able to formulate a common eu approach, both to everything that is happening in the middle east region, and in relation to individual components of the conflict, so we understand that one of the reasons for such spinelessness of the european union it is precisely his lack of political will, foreign policy independence, and politicians who are ready, yes, even in the current difficult conditions. you know, you are absolutely right, that is , the munich conference, it is also famous for the fact that during the days of its holding , demonstrations of many thousands take place in the city, and each time it is with calls for the middle east on the aggressive policy of nato and so on, but i i can say that all those western participants who are taking part in the conference are absolutely committed to this they don’t pay at

to a conclusion, how does it respond to the political problems it is had with, with congress and the republican party in getting ukraine aid renewed the administration has adopted capacious ams toward the war, and is basically defer to key of in terms of setting what the objectives are. and i think the president has left himself some room to specify, you know, exactly what is it that the united states for its own interest is seeking to achieve toward the war. and so there may be room to take a somewhat more circumscribed approach to the war that can be more politically sustainable in the united states. but it's very much unclear how the white house will, will react to the trouble. it's had with congress and to judge from the president's recent address in which he, you know, said that the renewing ukraine a was meant to combat russia and not renewing ukraine. aid was to play into hooton's hands. you know, he continues to use this very morally charged, loaded up framing of the, of the conflict that doesn't seem to be landing with the people that he's trying to persuade. speaking, what time from the com

president biden says that avdiivka fell because the republican party in congress wouldn't give the ukrainians and the weapons. is that the view there? this is about the military aid to ukraine, which is urgently needed to provide the ukrainian army with artillery shells and other types of weapons. many, many different sources from the military that i can rely on, they all unanimously said that in general, they had to fire one shell to five, four, or sometimes even bigger number of shells from the russian side. will this defeat increase the divisions — political divisions and in in military terms — at the top of government in ukraine? it's the critical moment in the ukrainian politics, too. and an open question whether the solidarity, the unity, one voice actions and one voice positions that we've seen at the beginning of the war, they still will be possible for ukrainian politicians coming from different factions and different parties. i think we can see, first of all, right now, that the rift between the ukrainian opposition and the ruling ukrainian party, the rift is increasing. tell me abo