, many authorities fired judges of the constitutional court illegally, judges were then reinstatedough the court, recognized the decree. of the president as invalid, but the next government stepped on the same rake again and again illegally dismissed the judges of the constitutional court, so it is necessary to deprive the constitutional court of political influence, and the example set with judge savgyriy, is an absolutely eloquent testimony to the fact that no one is going to deprive the constitutional court of political influence, again political appointees, again among their own and so on, therefore, with all due respect to you nataliya semenina. with all due respect to you, vasyl ivanovych, we will not be able to support your candidacies, but the very approach to the formation of the advisory group of experts, thank you, colleagues, invite the deputies to the hall, please, colleagues who are pressing davyd georgiyovych for their seats , please. dear colleagues, in accordance with part 12 of article 2085 of the regulations of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, the appointment of a

, this bill is not about the constitutional court, it is about the supreme court and the supreme court of ukraine, dear colleagues, please, let's we will be more professional in this matter, but if the committee wants , please respond, dear colleagues, it is true, the draft law is aimed at settling the decision of the constitutional court, and it does not concern the constitutional court, but the supreme court, the supreme court of ukraine, higher specialized courts and employees working in these courts. thank you, thank you, thank you, dear colleagues, despite the fact that the name is the same court, the courts are different, please, serhii volodymyrovych, 3 minutes. thank you, mr. chairman, since 2016, we have been told the story that this is one of the most outstanding reforms, when they created a new, in quotation marks, created a new supreme court without ukraine, when they simply did something that even yanukovych did not think of, when they simply dispersed the old supreme court of ukraine, simply destroyed it, and then they elected new people and said that this is now th

through the interpretation of the constitution, so we really lack the official position of the constitutional courtose this discussion, for me as a constitutional lawyer there is no doubt that the constitution does not allow elections to be held during martial law, i can justify it, but believe me it will take a lot of time, but we still don't have it. the decision of the constitutional court, i would really like it to appear, if the president does not want to apply, it can be done, for example, by the ombudsman, if there are any political risks for the president, but it can be done and there is a mechanism for this, mr. andriy , and i understand that you have many arguments , not only you and explanations, why the elections cannot be held now, but if, let's say, it happens that they, the election process will begin, they will begin to hold and even hold. these elections in which, if it is not due to action, there, i don't know, a million ukrainians will take part in the elections, for example, for example, a million ukrainians, or there will be some kind of instrument... a moment with which we can

previously , judges of the constitutional court of ukraine were appointed by the president, the parliament and the congress of judges. according to the constitution, the selection takes place on a competitive basis, however, in reality, the procedure... did not involve a real competition, since each subject of the appointment separately held its own formal competitions, which did not in any way ensure the verification of candidates for compliance with the requirements of the constitution, so the risk of political influence on the court was insane . at the end of last year, the verkhovna rada adopted the law on changing the process of selection of judges of the constitutional court of ukraine. the law creates an advisory group of experts, which will include six members: one each from the verkhovna rada, the president, and the congress of judges of ukraine. one person from the venice commission and two persons delegated by international organizations that provide assistance to ukraine in the reforms of the rule of law. the advisory group must analyze each candidate for compliance with the cr

not work very well, the judge of the grand chamber of the supreme court wants to go to the constitutional courtpite the negative conclusion of the public council of integrity and questionable property of the court of ukraine, oleksandr prokopenko, part. of them also, for example, has negative conclusions from the public council of integrity, if we talk about oleksandr pokopenk there, and as a judge of the supreme court, he applied to the supreme court, then he had, or rather has, a negative conclusion from the public council of integrity, which also related to property and some of his decisions. according to experts, prokopenko probably appropriated the official residence, privatized an apartment worth almost 100 for his mother, and also substantially and most likely deliberately understated the value in the declaration property for example, he indicated that in 2014 he successfully purchased a le for only $10,000, which is three times less than the market value of the car. in 2020, the plenum of the supreme court issued a public statement condemning the actions of the odious head of kyiv's mos

because it is the constitutional court after the war that will consider extremely complex state issuesfrom determining when exactly presidential and parliamentary elections should be held after the abolition of martial law to protecting the constitution from attempts at usurpation, and the people from the arbitrary decisions of officials. today. i have everything, it was the program judicial control and i am tatiana shustrova. if you know the facts of corruption in the courts, or you have come across an illegal one by the judiciary, let us know. message me on facebook or by email. you can now see her address on the screen. it's all good, we'll meet in exactly one week. it is very good that there is a training course both basic and professional , because a person can reveal his potential and as effectively as possible, provide benefit in defense of the homeland, this is such an important decision and everyone makes it independently, but i believe that everyone it is necessary to decide where he wants to move and in which country he wants to live, for example, in our vault many people...

government's initiatives toward the green transition and this is wrc it's taken us to this constitutional court decision. the court has ruled with the opposition and against the government and this is where the implications come in what does this mean for government spipding in germany moving forward, what does it mean for the coalition ruling parties. >> absolutely. and it comes at a tricky moment for the german economy because they're expected to see a contracted growth this year. i wanted to discuss this with our next guest, the chief european kbeconomist at citi. thank you for joining us let's get to the main crux of this court ruling that essentially says the reaction of the government was illegal what does this mean for government spending going forward? >> well, that is the big question at the moment we know it's not really unexpected that the court is not happy with what the government did at the time, this taking of $60 billion which was supposed to be spend on corona measures and rededicate them to other purposes and more importantly allowing the government to spend money outside the

. >>> and in berlin, a hit on the brakes of budget talks following the constitutional court's decision raising calls for potential reforms to germany's debt rules including from the bundesbank chief. >>> warm welcome to "street signs." we're just getting some fresh data out of the eurozone. i want to bring your attention to it now. the flash pmis for the month of november. the services at pmi has come in at 48.2. that's an improvement from the 47.8 we saw back in october. still in contraction territory p as for manufacturing, we have seen a slight improvement, 43.8 is the figure for november versus 43.1 in october. this means that composite has improved to 47.1 from 46.5 in october. clearly the message is that business activity continues to contract in the month of november. detail from hamburg commercial bank which put this data together with the s&p global team. the eurozone economy is stuck in the mud, considering the flash pmi numbers for november and now capped model indicates the potential for a second quarter of shrinking gdp. demand fell for a fifth straight month. albeit at a

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clouds hang over the constitutional court of ukraine. office of the president seems to be trying to politicize justice and form a controlled staff of themis ministers. in the meantime, the congress of judges of ukraine gives its quota again. there is no light for unworthy candidates, if you look at the delegates from the council of judges, from the congress of judges, well, it becomes, it becomes, it becomes clear that again the judiciary shows that they are delegating there, those who are representatives of the old system, and who will do everything in order to maintain this corrupt status quo and not make any changes, this once again shows, once again shows that the judicial system is needed. .. clean and clean, very qualitatively and very strongly. currently , there are five vacant positions in the constitutional court, three of which are to be filled by candidates based on the parliamentary quota and two candidates proposed by the congress of judges. the suitability of the proposed candidates for the position will be evaluated by an

since it is the constitutional court after... which will consider extremely complex state issues, from determining when exactly presidential and parliamentary elections should be held after the lifting of martial law to protecting the constitution from attempts at usurpation, and people from arbitrary decisions by officials. for today, i have everything, it was the judicial control program and i, tetyana shostrova. if you known facts of corruption in the courts, or you have come across a malpractice, let us know, write to me on facebook or by e-mail, her address you see on the screen now. it's all good, we'll meet in exactly one week. will the corporation survive if the family falls apart. turn on one of hbo's best series. heirs, watch all seasons of the struggle for power in ukrainian in the megodog subscription. vasyl winter's big broadcast. this is the big ether, my name is vasyl zima and we are starting two hours of air time and two hours of your time. many important topics today we will discuss with you. two hours to learn about eyelashes. right now we will talk more about the war

when he wanted to change the head of the constitutional court, and the supreme court put an ender and did something that the constitution did not give him powers such as, besides this, finances, the budget of ukraine for the twenty-fourth year 3.6 trillion hryvnia, and the budget for the twenty -fourth year, of which there is a deficit of 2.1 trillion, of this money, every second hryvnia there, 1.7 trillion is for the war, and every fourth hryvnia. this is for servicing the debt, we discussed it here in the studio, yes, but what will happen if they don’t give the money, and they won’t give the money anymore, that is, the european union allocated ukraine in the summer and promised 50 billion until the twenty-seventh year, for the next 3 years, and ukraine says, but we would like 36 of them to be in the twenty -fourth year, and first agreed to 18, and then recently he said, no guys , we’ll give you nine, but in america, biden 61 asked for a billion dollars for ukraine, and now they are asking there for a little less than 12 billion, that is, the budget amount is 39 billion dollars

and constitutional court. sometimes the permission over legislation is not the, which is what happens then. and the legislation being amended advocacy international says that in 2022 alone lithuanian voter gods pushed people back to bellows moving 11000 times despite the risk of torture from officials that did you know that oh, i know there was a number of attends to illegally cross the border happening every day. i know that there is a possibility to launch a request for political asylum in the border crossing point. and this is, i think, the procedure that should be follow to people once a real political and refugee. i'm the 11000 and push backs as well. the number of people is not equal to the number of people who are not the same people attempt to cross the border each and every day. my 1st back, sorry, legal, legal, under international law. and i under you law, oh, they are not something that to that we find very convenient, but we have an extreme situation because on the increase of really doing migratio

the constitution of ukraine in that number of considering the fact that the decision of the constitutional court is considered to be tough. the rights and recommendations of the commission are of an exclusively urgent nature, i will hope that the position mentioned above , as well as of course our official, official message, will be taken into account by the people 's deputies of ukraine, we fervently support the european integration movement, these changes are also recorded in the constitution of ukraine , but the risks and dangers that may arise from the moment of acquiring this document must be taken into account, of course. go around mr. taras, well de facto, under the guise of european integration, they are trying to offer us something, russification, so in simple language, yes, well, accordingly, we would like to ask you about the reaction of the people's deputies, yes, well, in any unclear situation, we are used to refer to the venice commission, although i think most did not read one or another of the recommendations, so your expert word on the main dangers of this draft law? pros. no, i

, well, from where, well, there is a direct provision of the constitution, well, go to the constitutional courtll confirm . article of the constitution, there is no double interpretation, that's all, we can expect that this issue of the elections will begin to fall to no, and then this internal split, which is already coming, the elected officials who see themselves this way, will stop fueling a little, because they will not see the point, our parliament can extend its powers, it is about the presidential power, you understand correctly, the presidential power itself, the question about the president, according to the parliament, it is clearly defined directly that the powers are automatically extended. in principle , many constitutionalists believe that it has the same principle as the supreme council to work for the president as well, but as for the topic itself, you understand, well, this topic has been discussed since the spring, and supposedly everything has been decided, then someone says something, they start again, i think that conspiracy and party interests are also at work here, it is

and the boarders all that are, they should be respect your constitutional court. in june, this year, the club, the georgia tension regime of the board, it was in conflict with all to go 20 of your constitution, protecting liberty. so they ones are the happier than the, the human rights commission. whether, oh we are speaking about one particular law part of the law and this part of the law is now on the bottom and the amendment, the. ready on them, and this is a regular procedure that happens in the country where somebody uh, refers to a constitutional court and constitutional court. sometimes the permission over legislation is not the, which is what happens then. and the legislation being amended advocacy international says that in 2022 alone lithuanian voter gods pushed people back to bellows moving 11000 times despite the risk of torture from officials that did you know that oh, i know there was a number of attends to illegally across the border company every day, i know that there is a possibility to launch a request for political asylum and the border crossing

after the end of the war, the constitutional court will consider the complex issues of reintegration of the occupied territories. so we hope that the unworthy judges will not be able to hug the high ones positions and for today i have everything, it was judicial control and i, tetyana shostrova. if you know the facts of corruption in the judicial system , or you want to report about a judge exceeding his powers or making illegal decisions, write to me on facebook or to the email address you see on your screens. all the best and we will meet in exactly one week. greetings, dear viewers, on the tv channel studio zahid program, we will analyze the most important events of this week and try to predict how the situation may to unfold in the near future. our guests today are retired british army colonel glen grant and oleg yushchenko's former head of administration. hrybachuk our first guest, oleg hrybachuk. former vice prime minister for european integration of ukraine, ex-head of the yushchenko secretariat, founder of many public organizations, including the legendary chesno movement. gl

ukraine has fulfilled four recommendations out of seven, and it is about the reform of the constitutional court, namely about the competitive selection of judges for this institution, about the reform of the supreme council of justice and the supreme qualification the commission of judges, namely... the competitive selection of honest members to these bodies, the reform of mediagaluz and the fight against embezzlement. mr. koleba also commented on this issue today and he says that the european commission is not focused on certain, a certain number of recommendations that ukraine has fulfilled, there are one, seven, two seven, the main thing for us is the result, not the number of fulfilled recommendations. why his language? i have reason to believe that the result will be, and those. who, i'm sorry, i'll say in a humane way, those who are now dispersing it is unclear where the information about there is taken from some amount of some, they are just trying to turn the approaching victory into treason, today, i heard from one of the european commissioners very simple and clear the words that the

chairman of the constitutional court valery zorkin came from st.t vdnkh. we all now see that the goal has been set, this is clear from statements, intentions, policies, to destroy russia, approximately the same as it was with the soviet union. and here is our new reality, it requires, of course, mobilization, joint efforts in you probably read various telegram channels and so on, how many doubles does president putin have, right? yes, only now the experts are guessing, there are three or four of them, now, who we see now, every day, this morning they assigned it to minin and pazazhsky, this is the third or fourth double, it’s not clear, right? and we have only one putin. our country repels all external and internal threats only thanks to its unity, the secretary of the security council addresses the audience. there are a lot of young people in the hall, from those who have just appeared light in the nineties. it was a kind of new troubled time. imagine, being the director of the fsb, i was forced to sign an order to stop serving in uniform, but onl

there is only one way: after the decision of the federal constitutional court on the budget of the government must save. this particularly concerns vice-chancellor habiq and calls into question the future government. in such a situation it freezes. there are already many plans and not only for assistance to ukraine, for example, to increase defense spending to 2% of gdp , although social spending, as always, will most likely fall victim, which will not add sympathy to scholz from the population, but there is a rut, it is too deep to jump out of it . the west spent 233 billion dollars on the war with russia, but even reaching a relatively modest figure in the production of shells 1 million pieces a year, it didn’t work out. 1 million artillery shells. you have, i don’t have ammunition here in brussels, there is no warehouse with shells, i need to mobilize european reserves, they didn’t bring any results, they wanted to convince us that the russians, out of urgent need, take chips out of washing machines in order to have at least some kind of electronics , all this is lies and propaganda. accor

watch this week in the judicial control program with tetyana shustrova applicants to of the constitutional court, to which the council of judges gave the green light. they delegate there those who are representatives of the old system. but why do candidates register property for relatives. my sister received a pretty good salary from 2005 to 2013, watch the judicial control program with tetyana shustrova on thursday, november 30 at 5:45 p.m. on espresso tv. shelter in the apartment building where i live, can strangers be allowed there? yes, during an alarm , people who do not live there can and should be allowed into the shelter of the house, because everyone has the right to civil protection, even if the person is... unknown to you, it is everyone's right to be safe. well, well , we have the next guest on our agenda, this is archtemchy's guest, a people's deputy, successor to the chairman of the mejlis of the crimean tatar people, mr. akhtem, good day to you. glory to ukraine, i congratulate you, glory to the heroes, i wonder what the news is, first of all , from crimea. uh, what's going on the

of copies of time sheets of judges of the constitutional court of ukraine.ii mazarushu to the head of kyiv. of the city state administration regarding the problematic issues that arose as a result of the cancellation of the declaration of readiness for operation of objects addressed to the city of kyiv, liskivska street 23. valery hnatenko and volodymyr moroz to the prime minister of ukraine regarding the remuneration of health care workers in the de-occupied territories of ukraine. anton yatsenko to the uman city mayor regarding the provision of a copy of the documents regarding the free transfer regarding the provision of information and a copy. documents regarding the land plot and real estate objects located at the address viiyskovy proezdim pecherskyi district, kyiv city 0103. anton yatsenko to the uman city mayor, that the provision of information and copies of documents regarding residential real estate objects, housing, residential and non-residential premises to in the dormitories, located at provulok ivan bohuna, building of the region 2300. anton.

billion euros from the pandemic fund and spend it on his favorite toy, green energy, but the constitutional courting suddenly fell apart. finally, mr. chancellor, your speech today is a purely technical response to the decision of the federal ... constitutional court , you are just a mechanic of the authorities, you have not the slightest idea what the country should look like in a few years, after liver sausage from the ukrainian ambassador, mechanic, now perhaps the most colorful epithet in relation to scholz, critics of the german green cabinet say that scholz and his team are now at a loss. the popularity of green coli is now at a historical low, scholz is in seventeenth place in the ranking of german politicians and economists of stagnation due to the rejection of cheap energy sources. military assistance to ukraine is a big question. in general, the german locomotive is slipping and its driver does not know which way to turn. business germany has long been voting with its feet and moving production to border. bilt writes that many companies no longer trust the german economic model. the fin

, but what zelsky did with the constitutional court and with its chairman, and now who should interpret this is his domain, he can make decisions such as, yes, i want to hold elections, i want no, here there is an element of torch, i think so it’s not clear what, i’ll hold elections, i seemed to agree, then i said, yes, probably , it needs to be improved, changes made, stefanchuk even said what changes need to be made, it seems like the process has begun, now he says, no, no, no, no, no, right now, holding elections is not right now, but what happened, and it seems to me that the only thing that zelsky really cares about is not the situation at the front, it’s not how the war will end, he’s worried about... guarantees of personal security, he is concerned about personal guarantees, he imagines that he can bargain with the americans on guarantees of personal safety, i just want , sir... and to whom did they give guarantees of personal safety, i just want to say to mr. zelsky, the silence of the americans is not a sign of consent, and the fact that they are not going to enter into a publi

the german constitutional court recently banned the government from borrowing to finance its spendingnow money for the same kiev can be obtained only by cutting expenditure items. social benefits for the sake of helping ukraine. the world is still feeling the consequences of the bloody coup in ukraine, although back in november 2013, a month before the start of the euromaidan, ex-verkhovna rada detail olek tsarev warned that these events were provoked by western intelligence services and the united states. state department instructors operating under the guise of various programs are actually using the same methods that led to street protests in egypt, tunisia and syria. tsarev was convinced that the euromine organizers were leading ukraine according to the yugoslav scenario. criminal cases were initiated against him, and $500,000 was promised for his search and capture. the politician was shot. he was wounded. on november 7, oleg tsarev gave his first interview after the assassination attempt. despite not yet completely improved health, about secret sources of financing the coup in u

watch this week in the judicial control program with tetyana shustrova candidates for the constitutional court, to whom the council of judges gave the green light, they delegate there those who are representatives of the old system, and why the candidates register the property to relatives, my sister received a pretty good salary since 2005 to 2013, watch on thursday, november 30 at 5:45 p.m. the judicial control program with tatyana shostrova on telecanana espresso. we continue the conversation, this is the chronicles of the war and we continue the conversation with ivan kyryachevsky, a military expert defense express, and we have already talked a little about avdiivka, actually about the situation there, about the kupyansko-lyman direction, well, actually about the fact that we are the last from there we know from the kupyansk-limansk direction, this is what is important now, well, battles. recently, the strongest thing has been happening in sinkivka district, but also, since things are not going well for the russians in the srebynsk forestry, they are in trouble there and not well they prac

successfully implemented, implemented and completed legislation on the selection of judges of the constitutional court of ukraine. integrity check of candidates for members of the supreme council of justice and created a higher qualification commission for judges, as well as approved a strategic plan for reforming the entire law enforcement sector and carried out a reform of mediagaluz. at the same time, the european commission provided recommendations for further implementation of the other three requirements. the first a group of ukrainians will be evacuated from the gas strip already today, 101 citizens of our country were evacuated, reports the ambassador of ukraine to israel yevhen korniychuk. according to him , the employees of the embassy of ukraine are currently waiting for us near the rafah checkpoint from the egyptian side. the rest of the ukrainians are promised to be released on wednesday. also , at the request of ukraine, the 51st citizen of moldova will be released. a powerful explosion in the russian taganrog, local public. it is reported that it was loud near the military airfield. the

true, due to the fact that just in june we heard that ukraine had to revise the law on the constitutional court we would like more such, you know, mutually respectful dialog, i heard your position here, it is important, but if we talk about external factors, unfortunately, we have a few minutes left, but we hear that the deputy minister of foreign affairs of poland has stated that ukraine should resolve the issue of exhumation by approaching the eu. victims after the volyn tragedy, hungary also has its questions to ukraine , but these questions are external, so to speak, to other eu countries, they can be resolved as quickly as possible, whether this composition, you know, will become an obstacle to ukraine's accession to the eu, it could be a serious challenge, indeed, due to the fact that we see examples of how these or other countries, with their own interests, block... for example, bulgaria blocks the further movement of northern macedonia, and this is also such a risk and such a challenge can be for ukraine, from the point of view of mutual accusations or mutual misunderstandings at the le

call see this week in the program court control with tatiana shustrova, the reform of the constitutional courtffice: oksana blazhivska acted as a representative of this unscrupulous judicial corporation, and why the preliminary conclusions of the constitutional court do not stop candidates with a dubious reputation. oleksandr prokopenko, he has a negative opinion from the public integrity council. on thursday, november 23, at 5:45 p.m., watch the judicial control program with tatyana shustrova on the espresso tv channel. there is a war going on, and not only for territories, it is also a war for minds. we are busy. propaganda russia millions throws petrodollars to turn ukrainians into little russians. ukraine will become russia. countering russian information attacks in the chronicles of information war project with olga ley. on monday, tuesday, thursday at 17:15 on espresso tv channel. kanal espresso and ukrainian pen present the self- titled project with myroslava barchuk. a series of conversations with western intellectuals who interpret and comment on the most relevant social discussions.

see this week in the judicial program control with tetyana shustrova, applicants to the constitutional courtto whom the council of judges gave the green light. they delegate there those who are representatives of the old system. but why do candidates write may for relatives, my sister received quite a good salary from 2005 to 2013, watch the judicial control program with tetyana shostrova on the espresso tv channel on thursday, november 30 at 5:45 p.m. friends, this is the verdict program, we are live, continuing our conversation with our guests, but before continuing with the part that concerns already end of our program, i would like to remind you that during the program we conduct a survey and ask you about the following: do ukraine need diplomatic relations with belarus, yes, no, please vote on us on youtube, and also see on tv screens, phone numbers, 0800 2011 381, if you think that ukraine needs diplomatic relations with belarus, no, 0800 211-382, all calls to these numbers are free, vote, we still have 9 minutes, and today we have sofia fedina, oksana savchuk, mykhailo tsimbalyuk, peo

germany has already abandoned the promises it made to ukraine after the constitutional court declared general it was goebbels who put this word into circulation, but churchill later picked it up and said that the soviet union was building an iron curtain, now finland is building an iron curtain, it will close all border crossings with russia except the northernmost , and the northernmost ones, by the way, have also already promised to close, and today news came that norway is also ready to completely close the borders with our country and also build an ironclad fence, to say that the russian-norwegian border is generally the most ancient, in my opinion, of those existing on planet earth, its line has not changed since the 10th century , when it was established, natalya alekseevna , what do you think, well, i don’t know about the 10th century, but i’m telling you for sure, you know, it seems to me , something in finland, either the constitutional court, or in parliament, there were voices that in general it would be wrong to close all this, but we see how countries that somehow... here

number of personnel... issues, this is the election and dismissal of the supreme court, the constitutional courtl election commission, this is a completely new power , which the all-belarusian people's assembly did not have before, a decision of the all-belarusian people's assembly are binding and can cancel legal acts and other decisions of government agencies and officials that... contradict the interests of national security, with the exception of acts of the judiciary. you see the last all-belarus meeting, five main directions, and people heard the main thing, the head of state says everything , the economy has gained solid strength, now we are sprouting into regions, that is, each region must grow, and the first task is at least one government, one district, one project investment, yes... say, here you are, the pre-regiment committee, a year has passed, give me an investment project, this is progression, i must note that everywhere there is dynamism in development. the belarusian people's assembly is a new body, it is an opportunity for an even wider number of people to participate in gover

chancellor, your speech today is purely technical response to the decision of the federal constitutional courtou are just a mechanic of the authorities, you have not the slightest idea what the country should look like in a few years, after the liverwurst, this is the ukrainian ambassador, the mechanic is now probably the most colorful epithet in relation to scholz, criticism of the german green cabinet they say that scholz and his team are now at a loss, the popularity of green coli is now at a historical low, in seventeenth place in the ranking of german politicians, the economy is stagnating due to the refusal of cheap energy resources and military aid to ukraine are a big question mark; in general, the german locomotive is stalling and its driver does not know where to turn the business. germany has long been voting with its feet and moving production abroad. bilt writes that many companies no longer trust the german economic model. the financial times clarifies that germany risks losing the entire value chain of the product it is slipping into. military aid to ukraine has emptied weapons

i think that the decision of the constitutional court can be called a slap in the face to the traffic not only to budgetary policy, but generally to internal policy in the country. the times says the germans are now trying. from eu funding. brussels is asking for another 100 billion, of which 50 billion were planned to be given to ukraine within 4 years, but berlin says that it does not have free money. accounting balancing act in the german government was handled by the minister of finance christiano lindner, who resorted to all sorts of tricks and created shadow off-budget funds. but even he has now set his sights on it, and the dream of defense minister pistorius to allocate eight billion euros for the war in ukraine may remain a dream. let's look at assistance to ukraine for the modernization of the bundeswehr, special funds were created for these purposes and even the constitution was changed to allocate an additional 100 billion euros, but it turned out that this was not enough to solve long-term problems, we now only have two options: either raise taxes, which would be extremel

let's get out to annette who is helping us navigate the constitutional court ruling. nette, you highlighted that scholz has plunged in popularity in the wake of the court ruling. now we have the supplementary budget unveiled. what does this mean for scholz's trajectory from here? >> reporter: i think the low rating is not just because of the constitutional court ruling, but it is coming on top of a government which is not at all popular for handling the energy crisis for twists and turns with the energy subsidies and heat pumps and on top of more rules for refurbishment in plant-plan plant-plan plant-related issues. they are fed up with the twists and turns of the government and the amount of extra regulation which is put on households and the prospects for the economy and the real estate market just to name a few of the issues around here. it is probably just too much for the government to have a higher popularity. olof scholz and how he actually ruled through the crisis is also not very much liked by most voters as he is kind of circumventing the public and only actu

the court cements a superficial rule of colorblindness as a constitutional principle. in an endemic lease segregated society where race has always mattered, and continues to matter. in so holding, the court subverts the constitutional guarantee of equal protection, and further entrenches racial inequality in education. the very foundation of our democratic government, and pluralistic society. don't be deceived. the court's opinion is not grounded in law or fact. the text and history of the 14th amendment makes clear that the equal protection clause permits race-conscious measures. after the civil war, our country faced a period of rebuilding known as the reconstruction era. during that era, congress first abolished slavery through the 13th amendment. abolition alone however proved insufficient to repair centuries of racial subjugation. the southern states replaced slavery with a system of laws that placed onerous burdens upon the rights and freedoms of racial minorities, particularly black people. congress thus went further and adopted the 14th amendment. in doing so, i

everything has a price vote in the supreme court voted in constitutional court of price. and when we're discussing what to do well, we will decide if it will cost this much. this was sent to me by the top officials of the state. my just dropped off. i said, is this holidays? yeah, we're like that. now there's a, there's a weapons or if you're in the middle east from ukraine, of course they are because they sell them and they sell them to the taliban. and from there they go anywhere else. everything is sold and bought. the president argues that a nation should be, comes from grain all aspects, including the military economy as well as political stability. as these trends will deter any hostile actors from trying to isolate russia. and he gave the example of the you trying to isolate the russian energy market, but the russian g, d, p will rise up to 3 percent, or as leading e u. economies are shrinking. but he also says that this doesn't mean to behave aggressively, but it only means that a state should be solver and in all aspects, that's how the world is looking at 1031 p

because dominique is constitutional. the highest court. it said that the government cannot use funds it's, it's basically we directed a from and funds in box to basically deal with the pandemic it to towards climate change. so he was told by the highest court, you can't use this money for something else, and you initially said it's money that was never dad, this is all that. so that tell me wants to take on. and at the same time, now you have a pretty high regional quote, say the government has to spend more on ad hoc measures. so the government is very eager to now demonstrate that account put together a budget that would be thrown out by the quotes. so this gives the regional quotes ruling quite a bit more weight because the last thing sorts ones is using more credibility about keeping to his own promises. fairly briefly please, what's expected from the government to appeal this decision? well, it's expected that the government will appeal at today. i was able to speak to someone close to the germans. office said they are still assessing

the problem is courts sworn oath to uphold the constitution, not an old to make their jobs easier. if you can get that out of there either. might one of those prior decisions be good evidence of the right answer, something that a court should take account of because maybe somebody else means -- knows more than you do. we have that, absolutely, 100%, i don't know that that is something that deserves the label of precedent because that means courts are supposed to figure out the right answer and sometimes good evidence of the right answers wet somebody else has come up with is the answer. is there any good systematic reason to think that congress and presidents are over the large course of things likely to get the constitution right, suppose one could try to make an argument for that, but seems like a hard case to make. so all of that is about judicial review. let's go back to my problem from three decades ago, take exactly the same argument, the whole structure and everywhere where i had article one section seven clause to, take that out and put in judicial decision or if you prefer