welcome to copenhagen. one thing that sets copenhagen apart from other bicycle-friendly cities is cargo bikes. we have 40 000 cargo bikes in daily use in this city. 26% of all families with two kids or more have a cargo bike. this is the copenhagen version of the suv. so filming the life-sized city in copenhagen, of course, it's going to take place on cargo bikes. you can see we have all these different bikes for the crew. one for the gear that we can lock, we have a rickshaw to film from. everything we need is right here on all of these wheels. that is as copenhagen as you're going to get. - you may think, as many do, that cycling has always been a part of copenhagen's dna. no way. in the 1950's and 60's, this city was just as car-clogged as anywhere else. it was in the 1970's and 80's, during the oil crises, that the environmental movement along with a few controversial road projects sparked a real revolution. citizens united in protest, demanding a different model in which walking and biking would be as

this is precisely what the research team at the i to university of copenhagen that's going to do. their goal is to teach a i to recognise hate speech and sexism and different cultural contexts. when it comes to creating data sets used to train a eye. diversity matters. ready ready ready ready ready as the research group at the i to university of copenhagen found miss in viewpoints lead to mistakes blue with hey, screech annotation. one of the really tricky things is that sometimes just one minority, one group of people, one small subset of people know the answer. it's with our group often we find that everyone would have an agreement about something that one person would disagree. those at least one person on the team who was muslim. and she recognized a couple of words through as used to refer to muslims in a very derogatory way, that the rest of the group to learn groups being under represented in data leads to biases in a i. what's more artificial intelligence is constantly learning. if there isn't much content expressing a given viewpoint on line a, i can falsely assume that v

for instance, the i to university of copenhagen assembled a diverse team to identify sexism in online content. the 8th team members were men and women with different ages, nationalities, and professions. they looked at thousands of facebook reddison, twitter post from 2020. the different team members had diverging well views. this help, the more accurately labeled data used to train ai because they were able to spot more nuances if miss so to me. but making datasets more diverse wouldn't solve all of these problems. another issue is that internationally active companies often do not have international teams. stop to not speak the languages of the countries their products. i use them that alone understand the culture. examples like myanmar where facebook was weaponized in the mass attack on the ringer. show how dangerous this can be. what we see in social media is largely determined by algorithms. they decide which posts appear where under feed and which ons we are shown. algorithms also decide what we aren't shown, and they are supposed to filter out violent content or hate speech. bu

she's 20 and was born here in copenhagen to turkish parents. how did you decide to start wearing the veil? aisha: i started wearing the veil two or three years ago, and i started wearing it because i wanted to get closer to god. it's, like, a sign of dedication and love for him. ♪♪♪ hamish: aisha says no one, certainly not any man, has forced her to do this, but the conscious choice she's made is having a huge impact on her life. aisha: when some look at me with hate, you can see it automatically. for some, stare you with hatred, but they also say stuff, say mean stuff and racist stuff to you, yeah. hamish: like what? aisha: like "ninja," but that's the, you know, cute one. hamish: they call you a ninja. aisha: yeah, yeah. they call me "ninja" but also "terrorist" and a lot of other stuff. ♪♪♪ hamish: under the burqa ban, if she leaves her home wearing the veil, she faces fines starting at $200. aisha: i used to work and go to school before this ban, but now i'm all-- like, all the time at home. hamish: and how does that make you feel? aisha: m

actually, now not only ukraine is responsible for the fulfillment of the copenhagen criteria there, buto others political criteria, security criteria, and now the european union is obliged to provide us with this assistance, not only technical but also financial assistance in order to bring it up to the criteria of membership in the european union, and they actually the main directions are also written in the questionnaire, the answers that we gave to the copenhagen criteria, and they are concentrated around such areas as the implementation of economic reforms, compliance with the standard of many of the european union. the so- called state governance is still unconditional. these issues are related to the democratic process, the fight against corruption, the transparency and honesty of our judicial reform and law enforcement agencies, prosecutor's offices and definitely, freedom of the press, freedom of speech, everything that is actually related to human rights, the expression of society's will, and of course, due to the development of civil society, we received another status the day

to what extent ukraine really meets the criteria , as i understand it, we are talking about the copenhagenteria, well, especially if you compare, for example, with bulgaria and romania at the time when these countries received their candidate status and began their accession negotiations to the european union, it would be fair to note that ukraine is really not yet ready for eu membership, but it is fully qualified for candidacy, if compared with, say, the countries of the western balkans or with turkey, which are are better suited for comparison because these are countries that also have candidate status or have not integrated into the eu, ukraine is now much more qualified than these countries, let's remember, for example, turkey at the time of obtaining candidate status generally had the death penalty. and in the countries of the western balkans, the situation was much worse than in ukraine, if we talk briefly about ukraine, in fact, er, hmm, we are already very significantly integrated with the european union in certain areas, in particular , ukraine has already fulfilled more than 60%

barbara visa reported from copenhagen there? thank you, barbara. now let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines in the us for people have been shot dead on a hospital campus in tulsa, in the state of oklahoma. the police say that the gunman, armed with a rifle and a hand gun, apparently killed himself. is, is the latest in a series of mass shootings to shake the united states recently. ah, israeli forces have blown up the house of a palestinian gunmen who had shot dead 5 people in an israeli city. in march. israeli raid in the west bank village of your bards spark clashes between residents and soldiers. palestinian officials said one man was killed and 2 others wounded. croatia is said to become the 20th you country to adopt the europe. the european commission says the balkan nation has fulfilled the necessary criteria crash our plans to replace its national currency. the corner from the start of next year. in mexico, it is 11 people are dead and many more are missing. off the hurricane. agatha slammed into the country's pacifi

criteria and the copenhagen criteria as well.continue to fulfill for example, the law on the reform of the supreme council of justice . without postponing these processes, many conclusions have already been made and are clear without an official document. at the same time, today there are several skeptical countries that are trying to postpone the adoption of this decision for various reasons . to name some main ones, not the main ones , they are in principle several equal. it is either some prerequisites that should be presented to ukraine or the desire to throw ukraine into the basket in general by all countries on the european continent, yes or delaying this discussion or the general lack of political will to make a decision, because it is much easier to say no to ukraine than to take political responsibility and say yes to ukraine , but i am positive for several reasons . first, i am sure and i can confirm that the decision will be made directly. on the 24th, that is, it will not be a pre-prepared decision that we will not kn

you have your correspondent barbara hazel there in copenhagen speaking to me earlier. well, johnny depp has won his defamation case against his ex wife. actor amber hurt. the jury awarded the pirates of the caribbean. st. are $15000000.00 in damages. dep had sued her for $50000000.00. over a newspaper article she wrote in 2018 deps had the piece implied, he was abusive during their marriage. herd counter soon, deb for $100000000.00. the 6 week trial made headlines around the world with the pair swapping off in a lurid claims and counterclaims of domestic abuse. and i spoke earlier to entertainment and journalist ron say, as on beta about the verdict and asked him what the jury's decision means for both actors or for johnny depp. if means a bit of redemption i, he gets to say that in a court of law he was found to have been defamed and makes it possible for him to go back to his career i guess. and for amber heard i, i think this is some though, hang over her for a while, even though she was successful on one of her 3 statements in her counter suit. but i think this wil

we live with you in ukraine we understand that ukraine has far from fulfilled all the copenhagen criteriad moreover, it is not necessary in order to write as a candidate, it is not necessary to fulfill all the cpp copenhagen criteria, this is already for that. candidates who should join the eu members really need to all work, the criterion is yes, and that is it for now only the weather of our membership. let's just say that for us it's courses and the beginning of work, mr. maksym, and the chairman of the supreme council, ruslan stefanchuk, said that if there is no message for ukraine, then it will be a message for putin, or is that the question? the kremlin will be happy if we postpone the granting of candidate status as a member of russia, everyone will be happy about this. we all understand that. i support, i support mr. yaroslav, that the bureaucratic procedure is still ongoing, so finally, let 's fall into betrayal now. on our side to explain to the population that it is about granting candidate status conditionally if you look at the website of the european commission, some countri

april, called for our country to be given this status while speaking at the democracy summit in copenhagenan totalitarianism for democratic values , already a part of the european family, she reminded the european parliament that she firmly supports ukraine's application for the status of a candidate for eu membership ukraine is already part of our european family, and now is the right time to give it a real opportunity to join the european project. this is about hope, this is about recognizing the price that ukraine had to pay. denmark's foreign affairs is at its peak and denmark supports ukraine to join the eu, but the decision to support or not to grant the country candidate status has been postponed, copenhagen wants to wait for the conclusions the european commission stated this in a comment to the ukrainian mass media in the danish ministry of foreign affairs that ukraine and austria were not opposed to the status of a candidate for membership, however, according to chancellor karl, it is not hamler to receive it. to the idea of ​​french president emmanuel macron to first introduce f

whereas in copenhagen, living in the mainland, you kind of travel back and forth all the time. a difference, and it is harder. ♪♪♪ (man 1) i went to america for one year and i think it was like two people who knew where the faroes were and it was because of the music actually. - big part of our identity for everyone. but especially when one is such an obscure nation like the faroe islands, of course it becomes even more important, because you get to show off. you get to be more unique. ♪♪♪ (sophie fouron) well, how would you describe someone from the faroe islands? (woman 1) i think very down to earth, somehow. - yeah. - and feeling good, close to nature. just not being afraid of being yourself. (woman 2) death is very close to everybody in the faroe islands. you know, you hear it on the radio, every night after the news. when people... - the radio is pretty depressing. it's like... - the deaths! - the forecast is like rain and then it's like deaths after that. - o.k, o.k. they announce on the radio who died? - yes. - yes. - everyday. - everyday. even if it's just one person. -

union, they do not want the country to receive the status of a candidate , bloomberg reports in copenhagen, they believe kiev does not fulfill the set conditions related to the stability of state institutions. gzhel and zhostovo painting uncle's crystal and khokhloma artistic traditions are once again acquiring the status of brands an additional incentive is provided by state support measures. so the ministry of industry and trade, together with the growth of tourism, create unique tourist routes, which include visits to historical enterprises in all details. alena logvinova, folk crafts have become a hallmark of russia; artistic traditions that have evolved over centuries in different regions are once again acquiring the status of brands gzhel porcelain factory. one of the largest in the country in the production of hand-painted porcelain. the assortment includes more than 700 items, the team consists of 150 people. exclusive developments are successfully demonstrated at russian and international exhibitions, festivals, fairs and competitions, folk art objects , folk art crafts. this is a

official copenhagen did not finance the defense and military projects of the united europe and did not with its partners in the european union security policy and, accordingly, did not participate in the discussion of the pan-european security strategy, everything was changed by russia's attack on ukraine two weeks after the start of the war the prime minister of denmark, methy frederikson, announced a historic referendum, voting was scheduled for the first day of summer. the authorities asked citizens whether they want the country to stop standing aloof and finally join the common security policy of the european union. one question - two options for answering yes or no. and the majority of danes, who are known as eurosceptics, chose the first almost 67% of the citizens who came to the polling station voted for the option, against half as many as 33%, it was unusually high and almost 70% of the voters came to the referendum i voted against. i think that the eu already decides too much. i don't want it to receive even more powers. i myself like the idea of ​​closer cooperation within th

the ws barbara vessel is in copenhagen early. i asked her what the danish decision means for the country's defense spending on participation in new military missions. i care how they are required, but it always is, of course, voluntary, but there are no slouches militarily. so they just recently sent troops to estonia to reinforcer the eastern border. so they will probably participate in european missions and they have already earned just a little while ago. increase their defense budget up to 2 percent, which is the beaded limit demanded, and b, m amount demanded by ne tomatoes. and it's a big increase for a small country like this. so yes, they are there on board was this. but what's really remarkable about it is this tremendous a change in feeling and, and political atmosphere here in the country. because in the past, they, more or less, for chronically said no to anything that came from europe, but this time they really have felt. this is the time and instigation where you have to step inside the tent where it's better to be

these were technical questions regarding the copenhagen criteria, but as we can see, the fondolians ofk care of these questions. slovakia and bulgaria had energy questions, but again the west removed these questions, that is, now we have there is only one sick person in europe left, and this is the organ of our country, which is usually optimistic, on the other hand, let's hope that our government will find tools to convince orbán, because hungary remains a member of the european union, where it operates the principle of the liberal veto, that is, if one country resists, well, unfortunately, it is very difficult to overcome it in a direct public way, on the other hand, we understand that there are still very clear requirements for ukraine and i do not know what is happening there in the decision-making centers, but i wanted him to leave very specific feedback in terms of implementation, this is a question of the constitutional court and so on.

i spoke with a dw correspondent, bob available in copenhagen. and i asked her what this will mean for denmark? if the exit polls are correct, that the country wants to join the even common defense policy. it means for denmark that they have really let go off, dead so deeply ingrained skepticism against the european union. it means that they will now come to the table with other european countries to co ordinate, for instance, their weapons coordinate missions, participate in e u emissions, for instance the one and molly and another places in the world that they want to come inside the tent and that maybe is the most important point. it danes have been looking at the war in ukraine, and they found it increasingly disquieting. they found that at the, the time for being isolated and being apart from others, sort of loftily saying are, we can do our own things. this time is over and they really have changed their mind and coming back into the fold. the fact that this was put to a referendum is quite interesting. and why is this significant for denma

doctor long work is the president and founder of the copenhagen consensus center.e author of the best-selling false alarm, how climate change cost trillions and failed the planet. he will sign copies of your books youn brought after his presentation. doctorbo challenges mainstream concerns about development in the environment and points out that we need to focus attention on the smartest solutions first. he's a visiting fellow at the stanford university institution and president of the copenhagen consensus center which brings together many of the world top of congress including seven nobel laureates. doctor is a frequent participant in public debate on policy issues. his analysis and commentaries have appeared regularly in publications as the "wall street journal", usa today, new york times, economist and many others. his monthly column appears look at languages across all continents. he's a commentator on cnn and bbc among others and he's been on many news programs you watch 2020, 60 minutes and many others. 2011 and 12, doctor conroy was named top one policy look

barbara fazel in a copenhagen thanks. as always for your reporting. we've just heard sweden and finland are pushing ahead with their landmark bids to join nato for suite. in joining the military alliance would mean giving up more than 2 centuries of neutrality. public opinion in favor of joining, grew to around 50 percent after russia invaded ukraine. but nieto member turkey opposes the bids. turkish president, rush up at tie up to one accuses a suite of supporting terrorists and is angry about stock homes embargo on arms sales to turkey city quarter you are speaking exclusively to dw news. the swedish defense minister pater fest explained what was behind his country's historic shift waste. before the 24th, the february was to be placed on the situation of the russian attack against ukraine wilson. it's another we have a situation when we have the real war in our neighborhood and that they've changed the situation. so mentally we have also decided off the security to go to nato membership together. we've seen land or, well, you're saying well us at ot

the correspond barbara vassal is in copenhagen, and she sent us this assessment. it's a big deal for danish people. the yes in this referendum because traditionally they have been incredibly skeptical against the european union. whatever you asked them about coming closer to europe. they tended to say no, but this time the war in ukraine has changed everything. their mindset in the mentality have felt the insecurity, rippling across from the baltic states even down here to denmark. and they feel thou, the danish people, that this is a time to step inside the tent. what it means for them on the practical level is that they will engage with other european nations in buying armament in making plans, serve for common missions, and just participating in something that optimists call european defense policy. a policy that is only slowly evolving. but there is more to it politically because behind this move is a sort of unification of scandinavian of the nordic countries. they feel that the time for isolationism, the splendid isolation of the north, where everybody did w

the 1st step, countries have to fulfill the so called copenhagen criteria, which includes having a stable democratic government that applies the rule of law. or the 2nd stage, or accession toss, which marks the beginning of practical preparations for e u membership. so a country would usually need to undergo reform process, which includes its judiciary, the administration, its economy, and political structures. the rules add up to $35.00 chapters in total with long lists of conditions. countries are vetted accordingly by the commission on the state of their markets, agriculture, external relations and other factors. if you, negotiators find a problem like a government meddling in the appointment of judges, they can demand justice reforms which can take years. finland needed 3 years to comply with turkey started the negotiating phase back in 2005, but talks have long been deadlocked due to acura's increasingly authoritarian tendencies and the leadership's unwillingness to reform. and in the case of ukraine, the french president seems to have low expectations, new several to us. we all know

direction, otherwise it would have to admit that the money was spent in vain, but compliance with the copenhagenteria only on paper, far from being the main factor on the sidelines of brussels, they are concerned about the possible reaction of a number of balkan countries, they submitted applications long before ukraine, consideration out of turn will certainly cause indignation of other candidates, even taking into account the anti-russian series, another concern is that that ukraine will become the second hungary of course, kiev, in contrast to budapest, would vote in question connected with russia. as brussels expects well, for example, when distributing european budget, the ukrainian authorities may consider that they did not help enough and block the decision at the eu level. you would unexpectedly fall by 0.3% in britain in april against the backdrop of rising fuel prices. this is the second month in a row that economists have declined, while expecting growth by one tenth, but their forecast turned out to be erroneous , i would also add the confederation of british industry, has already re

work to understand alexander khristenko in june 1904, two ships entered the port of new york from copenhagenith an unusual cargo of seventy wooden boxes, and inside the largest collection of russian works of art. ever traveled overseas. 600 works , mostly paintings by repin makovsky vereshchagin roerich, canvases were sent from st. petersburg and moscow to the world exhibition. st. louis, where they were awarded medals and not a single exhibit returned to their homeland. the point is that due to at the beginning of the russo-japanese war, the russian government of the then russian empire was forced to refuse official participation in the exhibition and lost control over the expositions. this was immediately taken advantage of by a group of scammers. they were in it. unfortunately, both our compatriots and americans, who began to sell works of art, and against the will of their owners. and already at the first auction, which was held in 96 in new york , more than a hundred paintings were sold at bargain prices, the protest of the russian embassy, ​​the courts, and the arrests. customs secret

doctor is the president and founder of the copenhagen consensus center.e is the author of the best-selling false alarm how climate change panic cost us trillions, hurts the poor and fails to fix the planet he will be signing copies of your books that you brought with you in the foyer after his presentation. challenges in mainstream concerns about development in the environment and points out that we need to focus the attention on the smarter solutions first. he is a visiting fellow at the stanford university institution and of course a present of the copenhagen consensus center which brings together many of the worlds top economists including seven nobel laureates. doctor lomborg is a frequent on public debates on policy issues his analysis and commentary have appeared regularly in such prestigious publications as the wall street journal, usa today, the "new york times", the economist and many, many others. his monthly column appears in multiple languages and influential newspapers across all of the continents but he is also a tv commentator on cnn, fox,

candidates, then probably well, not everything happens with them as er, it is spelled out in these very copenhagenriteria, another thing is that the european union itself creates problems for admission because he still has the principle of unanimity at the adoption of a foreign policy decision, in particular, and i am very happy because, er, now, er, a discussion has practically begun regarding the fact that some postulates that have been valid throughout the existence of the european union will have to be abandoned from the letters of candidates for membership to ukraine, and we are ready to grant such a status georgia, as soon as they achieve the necessary progress, this is a historic moment, and on 09 we are going to provide exclusive membership to ukraine ukraine! the president of ukraine and the president of georgia reported unconditionally we are talking about aid and financial aid, the military topic in ukraine of the european union was directed to preserve energy security , food security, all somewhere long women also calls on char-michel to unite all efforts to mobilize the appropriate re

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the capital of copenhagen has been adorned in yellow, the color of the leader's jersey, and a model ofiffel tower has been built to honor the end of the 21 day race in paris. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching "bbc world news america." narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ nick: good evening. i'm nick schifrin. judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight, the end of roe. the fight over abortion rights ramps up in states across the country. our new poll reveals what americans think of the ruling, and the court. then, the cost of war. the g-7 unveils a new round of sanctions against russia, in retaliation for itcontinued bombardment of ukraine. and healing through art. the pa

only political will to some points, and of course we need to move towards the fulfillment of the copenhagen e-e criteria, they are very clear, this is a free economy - it is e- it's politics with democracy, it's freedom of speech, it's a free judicial system, that is, it's all clear here, just if we don't stop and make it our goal, i think we can wait for decades, much less. thank you. thank you yuliya klymenko people's deputy of ukraine viktor viktor shlinchak, the head of the board of the institute of world politics, were in touch with us news time espresso anna eva melnyk, who will you introduce ? they stole and took out of the occupied territory the largest solar power plant in ukraine, in addition, anti-aircraft defense worked well over donetsk and odesa, workers further shot down over pokrovsky an enemy missile was the cause of the explosion that was heard by the residents of donetsk region, mayor ruslan trybushkin said, he called on the locals not to post photos or videos from the scene of the incident, so as not to correct the enemy's shelling, two more cruise missiles were shot dow

course affects the attitude towards us if we do not change that is why it will not respond to the copenhagencriteria, the path to the european union can be taken much longer and longer than we all imagine volodymyr and the people's deputy of ukraine were in touch with us thank you for this inclusion i remind you that the press conference of the secretary general of nato is stoneenberg's eyes you in the near future, and for now we are adding to the broadcast serhiy furs investment banker of dragon capitals serhiy, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine of the big seven and er, it is actually quite an interesting decision to expand sanctions against russia, at least from the side the united states announced a ban on the import of russian gold and added to the sanctions list 70 legal entities and 29 individuals associated with the defense sector of the russian federation. important thing that russia can lose if at least the united states refuses to import russian gold to itself, well, look, first of all, i am here, it is important that the decision was made on the cheap. therefore, it will be ge

these candidates, then, apparently, not everything happens with them as it is written in these very copenhagenriteria, it is another thing that he himself the european union creates problems for entry because it still has the principle of unanimity when accepting foreign policy and i am very happy because now practically a discussion has begun regarding the fact that some postulates that have been valid throughout the existence of the european union will have to be abandoned. and by the way, that topic quite frankly, the chancellor of germany, scholz, is not the last member of the european union, who said that we really should reform the ic before ukraine and other members join it, because what we watching now reminds me, to be honest, the people without the un or the osce when it is impossible to make a decision because there is at least one member who will always say no, and by the way, the latest events around the sixth package of sanctions have shown that if we have a european trojan horse in the european union, so he will always say no, and in this way it will either be delayed or will no

earlier i spoke with a correspondent in copenhagen. asked her what this will mean for denmark if the exit polls are correct, that the country wants to join the e.u.'s, defense policy. guest: it means for denmark that they have really let go of this deeply ingrained skepticism against the european union. it means they will now come to the table with other european countries to coordinate their weapons, coordinate missions, participate in the omissions, for instance, the one in mali and other places around the world. . that they want to come inside the tent. that is the most important point. they have been looking at the war in ukraine, and they found it increasingly disquieting. they found that the time for being isolated and from being apart from others, loftily saying "we can do our own thing," that time is over and they have really changed their mind on coming back into the fold. clare: the fact that this was put to a referendum is quite interesting. why is this significant for denmark? guest: it is significant for them because they

as part of rammstein britain and denmark announced the holding of a special donor conference in copenhagenin august, the preliminary involvement of 14 console and drayage states, oleksandr kamyshin informed the head about the railway and published a joint photo of the president of france, the chancellor of germany, and the prime minister of italy. granting us an application for membership in the eu, in addition, chancellor shultz of ukraine expects the fulfillment of promises regarding the supply of weapons, a thousand food kits and hundreds of boxes with essential goods every day, 13 volunteers from bila tserkva help ukrainians who lost almost everything fleeing the war, our colleagues will tell about human indifference in the story before the activity." the majority of people arrive from the donetsk region, sometimes without even having clothes with them, so in addition to humanitarian aid, you can get clothes and shoes here for free, according to the volunteers, the help comes mainly from western ukraine and the recently joined belotserki people, we collect chemicals, food, we provide e

>> we a fantastic lunch speaker welcome to steamboat institute the president and founder of the copenhagenus centers the author of the false alarm how it hurts the poor fails to fix the planet signing copies of your book before and after the presentation with the w mainstream concerns to point out we need to focus intentions on the smartest first. f

kingdom voted for the country's participation in the defense policy of the european union, until now, copenhagent brussels' desire to get its own military structures parallel to the nato bloc and did not participate in eu military operations now, danish officials in meetings with their eu counterparts will be able to stay in the talks as soon as they decide to discuss defense issues. a new case of mass shooting in the united states at least four people died in the city of tulsa in the building of a medical center, an unknown man opened fire on visitors when the police arrived, the shooter was dead . like from the hospital building on special those who needed emergency assistance were taken out on gurneys according to preliminary data, the perpetrator was armed with an automatic rifle, vigilant passers-by reported him to the police even before the shooting began, the police had already reported to the white house in recent days. this is not the first mass shooting in the us a week ago , 21 people, 19 of them children, were killed in a texas school. russia is ready to help the countries of the eur

framework of rammstein, britain and denmark announced the holding of a special donor conference in copenhagen in august, the preliminary involvement of 14 states today had an important conversation with the american president biden, the united states announced a new strengthening of our defense in cases of support for a billion dollars, this is the coastal defense of sertilleria, modern missile systems, we will wait, we are grateful for this support, it is especially vacuum first of all, for our defense in donbas , i am grateful for the leadership in mobilizing the help of all partners, its new package of humanitarian support for ukraine for a quarter of a billion us dollars discussed with president biden also the tactical situation on the battlefield and you how to speed up our victory sanctions politics economic interaction we are preparing for new steps invited to the speeches at the nato summit in madrid and also at the meeting of the group of seven in the day there was a special summit with the leaders of the western balkans, the prime ministers of montenegro and albania came to kyiv, an

guarantee democracy, the supremacy of human rights, respect and protection of minorities, also in copenhagen and amsterdam are convinced that for our country applicants need to create an effective market economy or become competitive in the single market. previously, the deputy prime minister for european and euro-atlantic integration olga stefanishyna stated that in general three countries of the european union are against granting ukraine the status of a candidate for membership, but she did not specify which ones in in total, approximately seven countries of the european union are not eastern european and non-baltic countries. as you can imagine, they expressed proposals for some other format, offering extra candidacy or conditional candidacy, there were a lot of different proposals, but in fact there are three main countries that today do not want to give the green light to ukraine . the leaders of various states, in particular with emmanuel macron and the prime minister of montenegro , separately paid attention in a conversation with the president of france, and zelenskyi paid further a

european e-e agency, the european headquarters of the world health organization, health care in copenhagen is also under the power of russia, but the bagels have to certify this to the world, to the structures of the united nations, that we are asking for help. we do not have access to mariupol, but the duty of the red cross is the world health organization health, to force russia to provide anti-epidemic facilities on the territory of these natural outbreaks, i repeat, ukraine should turn to international courts and add putin to the list of war crimes crimes that affect the environment and people's health . they provoked these epidemic explosions . people are dying, but the cholera epidemic, if it really appears and begins to spread, it can also cover the surrounding regions, what is the overall mortality according to your assumptions, and what are the real countermeasures, because cholera vibrio gets into the water, we understand that there is no water in many populated areas, but if it gets into the water, we don't want to go into detail well, but it is related to what is called people