to leave the echr would mean leaving the council of europe. pany as russia and belarus, the only other two european countries are not members of the council of europe. i don't think any conservative would want to be in this company. figs don't think any conservative would want to be in this company. as you have stated — want to be in this company. as you have stated it _ want to be in this company. as you have stated it is _ want to be in this company. as you have stated it is not _ want to be in this company. as you have stated it is not conservative l have stated it is not conservative policy but it seems to come up every now and again amongst conservative members, it is an idea flirted with by theresa may, borisjohnson. why is that, why does this notion keep coming up? i is that, why does this notion keep coming up?— coming up? i think all too often --eole coming up? i think all too often peeple don't — coming up? i think all too often people don't understand - coming up? i think all too often people don't understand how. coming up? i think a

the kosovo liberation army, he stated this at the meeting of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe , because this accusation is completely fabricated, moreover, the albanian prime minister reminded the origin of this accusation that this is after 2008, after the memoirs of karla del ponte. when this topic was brought up again, there was a swiss journalist who wrote an article. well, the main thing is that there was a representative of russia who just grabbed it and started it is a drag on international matters also in the security council, he pulled it out, there started some additional meetings with the investigation, this is such konstantin kosyachev, the then head of the russian delegation in the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, he wrote a report on this matter, and they also this topic was also discussed for a long time and after that, again, nothing happened , no evidence was found, the russians and serbs continue to pump up this story, they continue to try to speculate on it, and what is interesting the prime minister of albania, this diama, says that now well

european union, head of the permanent delegation of ukraine in the parliamentary assembly the council of europed irina koval, my beautiful colleague, who will tell about all the most important events, because a lot of interesting things are happening in our country. greetings , rino, tell me about all the most important things . i congratulate you, antina, there is really a lot of interesting and useful. information, so please wait literally in a moment in ukraine at 18:00 for your attention a news release on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval. greetings to all viewers, the training of the first group of ukrainian pilots on f16 fighters has begun it is about eight pilots, the garden writes about it with reference to the armed forces of denmark , in addition to pilots , 65 military aircraft technicians who are trained to maintain aircraft arrived at the danish military airbase in skriptop. denmark will supply ukraine

decisions of the court, which would mean they, they have jurisdiction over all the members of the council of europe. some britain . this will part of this course not a limited with the this is the council of europe, of which britain is a member, so they are obligated according to the treat. however, in 1998, the british human rights act, the language was different. it's, we're just quotes, all i need to take consideration of the decisions of each so which one of them, oh, this is very much like the base between the u. k. us like traditional trading, which was extra additions for political offences. and the enabling up empowerment for that treaty which left that out. so we've got these 2 contradictions here, between in both cases the treaty distribution, trudy and the act. extradition ok, and the human rights act of 1998, which seems to say something different than the treaty. so there's not a lot of optimism months this, all just people that i've talked to here in london that the, you the drive you appear in court of human rights will be able to save drawing. jo, give us your assessment of the gove

council . he brought it up. there began some additional meetings with the investigation. this is konstantin kosyachev, the then chairman. of the russian delegation in pasa, in the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe. well, they wrote a report on this matter, and they also spent a long time on this topic, and after that, again, nothing happened, they did not find any evidence , the russians and serbs continue to pump this history continues to try to speculate on this, and what is interesting is that the prime minister of albania, this chart says that now well , first of all, he says that we are patient and waited to see if anything would come of it, although we knew that nothing would come of it, because this is pure fantasy fabricated in the kremlin, he says so bluntly that it was fabricated in the kremlin, smuggled into the channels of international politics and transferred here, and he also notes that charges of trafficking in human organs are now being brought by russia after 10 years against ukraine, and this is part of the same conspiracy - he says of surrealism, which ukraine has now fallen into, that is, in fact, this is a story that has very distant roots, moreover, there is already a who

sometimes takes on monstrous funny forms, like dreams of europe or the dream of rome, by the way, not only johnson but the secretary general of the councilrope, waltersteiner. he generally started his book. uh, centuries or per person, he writes about the european union, how pure a dream we see, what this purity has become. and how, during the french revolution , free ideas were smoothed out, and then these ideas went out into the street and turned into. uh, monster, uh, bloodthirsty, so i think that time uh will make people think and make them go back to history thank you very much. i think that we did not finish, but so it will be necessary to collect our thoughts. once again, thank you very much victoria ivanovna ukolova doctor of historical sciences fyodor alexandrovich gaida doctor of historical sciences. i am vladimir of the left. yes we are collected thoughts about history. if you like to gather thoughts with us, you can find all our podcasts on the first channel website 1tv.ru. hello friends, this is the podcast life of the remarkables and with you i am its leading writer alexei varlamov, and today we will talk about the most mys

decisions of the court, which would mean that they have jurisdiction over all the members of the council of europe. so britain as well, part of this course, not a limited with the this is the council of europe, which britain is a member, so they are obligated according to the treaty. however, in 1998, the british human rights act, the language was different. it's. we're just quotes all i need to take consideration of the decisions of these so which one will. this is very much like the debate between the u. k. u. s. extradition trading, which was expeditions for political offences and the enabling act empowerment for that treaty which left that out. so we've got these 2 contradiction between in both cases, the treaty, the tradition, trudy and the act, extradition act and the human rights act of 1998, which seems to say something different than the treaty. so there's not a lot of optimism amongst all just people that i've talked to here in london. that the e d. c h r you appear in court of human rights will be able to save joy. joe, give us your assessment of the government's case. the justice depar

building of the city hall, near which i am, as well as the building of the palace of europe - this is the headquarters of the councilrope in strasbourg, were illuminated in blue and yellow colors of the ukrainian flag, i was at both locations, it looks great, much better than in the video , bright yellow, blue color, people walked by , stopped, took pictures, expressed support for ukraine, because it was clear that this is done in support of ukraine and also in blue and yellow colors were er painted with the light of er buildings of european institutions in brussels and e regarding how er strasbourg will celebrate independence day today today at 19:00 local time from strasbourg, ukrainians from strasbourg will participate in the chain of unity action, the idea is that at one and the same time in the evening, ukrainians in many world cups, in various representatives of europe and other countries , went out into the streets and held hands and so have shown that we are united, we are one nation , we are united before the russian invasion, the ukrainians of strasbourg will also go to street e in order to unite in this s

neither nato, nor anyone, any other institution, i don’t know, the red cross, the osce, the council of europewhat other alliances are there with the fact that russia is turning the black sea into its own puddle , mined with all the problems that arise from it, but i want let's touch on the historical aspects a little because there is one power that can contradict, if we say so, in this dominance, it is of course turkey because uh 300 years ago uh russian federation or tsarist russia then they started fighting for uh turkish straits the bosphorus and the dardanelles and the russian federation, since those times, it has been a dream to establish control over the bosphorus and the danils after the victory in the second world war, this is a historical fact. stalin approached churchill with a request and a proposal to grant permission to the soviet union to locate a base in the dardanelles of the soviet union in order to control the entry and exit from the black sea in general . just a base to gain control over istanbul, istanbul of course has a sacred meaning for them, constantinople and er into

so six months after the united kingdom government submits the letter to the council of europe they wantave, after that nobody will be able to apply to the european court of human rights and complain that the u.k., the u.k. government actually violates its human rights. and this will have massive implications not only on people who are within this country and want to get their rights protected. but also there is different levels of complexity. for example, the european convention of human rights is mentioned in the good friday agreement that determines the relationship with northern ireland. it also mentions in the brexit agreement and this will also complicate furer relationship with the european union and this problem with small boats can lean directly to brexit and the fact that now the united kingdom cannot actually send back people to the court of first entry as it was under the european union. >> thank you, professor, for such insight and thanks for joining us. around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. let's look at other stories making news. the names of thousands of

anion, not nato , nor anyone, any other institution, i don’t know, the red cross, the osce, the council of europeh the fact that russia is turning the black sea into its own puddle, it is mined there with all the problems that arise from this, but i want to touch a little on the historical aspects because, well, there is one force that is capable of contradicting, if we say so, in this dominance, it is natural turkey since uh 300 years ago uh russian federation or tsarist russia then they started fighting for uh turkish straits bosphorus and dardanelles and russian federation uh since those times she dream of establishing control over bosphorus and daniels

, including the united nations , the european parliament, the parliamentary assembly of the council of europeand the nato parliamentary assembly. in russia yevhen prigozhin, the founder of the mercenary wagner company, was on board the plane that crashed in the russian federation , the russian aviation agency officially reported this published a list of passengers, among whom was yevgeny prigozhin and his associate, co-founder of the pvk wagner dmytro utkin. the ministry of emergency situations of russia said that all those who were on board the plane were seven passengers and three crew members. what is known about the plane crash , as of now, the plane took off from moscow the previous evening and headed for st. petersburg , according to the statement of the investigative committee of russia , he was in the air for less than 20 minutes . there is no official cause of the plane crash. the investigative committee opened a criminal case regarding the violation of flight safety rules, the russian ministry of emergency situations was informed that prigozhin's plane had permission to use the airs

corruption , including , that is, the corruption of people's deputies. of our obligations to the council of europe and to play populism with the death penalty, and i heard the communist simanenko sing it, and it's such an easy deja vu, now you're telling us so much about us dmytro yarosh wrote about it on his pages so okay, fine, but i'm afraid that people like this one called populism for two very specific cases, because it returned to the vision portal yes, which gives us quite a lot of interesting information, the first case, you probably know well, it is about green energy companies in the occupied zaporozhye in the territories of e-e shurma junior office and compensation from the budget for the generation of electricity that definitely did not get into the unified energy system of ukraine from the occupied territories and the second case - this was made public yesterday by people's deputy aria about what is revealed transparently through the portal system, 400 million hryvnias under contracts went for some purchases for the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. for all this time, and it has been

listen to the council of europe .ngle european, american , or canadian wrong organization that has taken up this topic in some way. she has already said so much that no one considers her to be a diplomat, not just. well, what a serious spokesman . but there are elements that, well, you said that they are poorly prepared, and they are poorly prepared because, well, that is, absolutely not supported by anything. by the way, at the same time, do you remember the ad on the darknet a year ago? that's exactly how they posted ads on the darknet about the sale of ukrainian weapons, the russians themselves and then tried to

on the basis of multilateral conventions, for example, ukraine and finland, as members of the council of europe, are also parties to the european convention on extradition, so in principle there are formal legal grounds for her question is whether the finnish prosecutors will trust this case ukrainian how strong will the resistance of petrovsky's defenders be to the judicial system he already calls this case political and demands asylum already prepared for the case documents for the extradition of this person and after receiving our intervention in finland, consideration of this issue should take place from our side , we can say that we are doing everything possible to get a positive result and the person appeared before the ukrainian fair court orest dremalovskyi dmytro kobzar her roman shcherbakov program windows stb marathon united news in the evening, the russian army once again attacked nikopol in dnipropetrovsk region , four people were injured, the occupiers hit the city with a kamikaze drone, the administration building was damaged in it caught fire, but the firefighters promptly put i

nato , nor anyone i don't know what other institution there is, the red cross, the osce, the council of europeat other alliances are there with the fact that russia is turning the black sea into its own puddle, mined with all the problems that arise from it, but i want to touch a little on the historical aspects because uh, well, there is one power that can contradict, if we say so, in this dominance, it is of course turkey, because uh, 300 years ago, uh, the russian federation or tsarist russia, then they started a struggle for uh, the turkish straits of the bosphorus and the dardanelles , and the russian the federation has since those times dreamed of establishing control over the bosphorus and the dardanelles after the victory in world war ii. this is a historical fact. stalin approached churchill with a request and a proposal to grant permission to the soviet union to locate a base in the dardanelles of the soviet union in order to control the entry and exit from the black sea in general. well , here we are. i'm sorry, i'll add. we have a famous historian on the air, and we just heard abou

it was not by chance that we met there at the council of europe when the speakers went there and toldhen. well if you say the keys it was a long time ago, many years ago, the keys to this conflict that you have on your territory in the donbass on the side of moscow, so let's talk. here he stands volodin. well, come to him. start you the chairman of the parliament. well, start a conversation, here 's my phone for you, this phone you know nothing and this norman format was needed, as it turned out, yes, in order to deceive to arm yourself. now they are trying to explain to the south, guys, russia has attacked. and at that time we already explained to the south that it was not russia who attacked. you must understand that millions of russians are being persecuted, which means that they were indignant and said, we will not allow ourselves to be offended. we must protect them. once again i repeat our security, which was set out not only in this article, but also in the official letter of appeal. lavrov putin of all, all in the usa and this and this ept, south. today he knows it, it's not o

six months after the uk government submits the letter to the council of europe that they want to leadean court of human rights and complained that the uk, uk government actually violated human rights. this will have massive implications, not only on people born within this country who want to get their rights protected, but also there are also different levels of complexity. for example the european convention on human rights is mentioned in the good friday agreement in this determines the relationship with northern ireland. it also mentions in the brexit agreement and this will also complicate further relationship with the european union. and to these problems with small boats can be linked directly to exit and the fact that now the uk can not actually send it back people to ports as it was under the european union. interesting insights and thank you forjoining us. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the names of thousands of people adopted as children were available on a genealogy website, it has emerged. safety and pri

sometimes takes on terribly funny forms, like dreams of europe or a dream of rome, by the way, not only johnson but the secretary general of the councileurope, waltersteiner. he is his book started. uh, centuries or per person, he writes about the european union, as a pure dream we see, what has become this pure thing. and how , during the french revolution, free ideas were stroked, and then these ideas went out into the street and turned into a bloodthirsty monster, therefore, i think that time, uh, will make people think and force them to return to history, thank you very much. i think that we did not finish, but so it will be necessary to collect our thoughts. thank you very much again victoria ivanovna ukolova doctor of historical sciences fedor alexandrovich gaida doctor of historical sciences. i am vladimir of the left. yes, we were gathering our thoughts about history. if you like to gather thoughts with us , you can find all our podcasts on the first channel website 1tv.ru. hello this is the easy money podcast and i am its host mikhail khanov today my guest is maxim temchenko. hello maxim is an expert in personal finance for t

a quasi political body with its judges nominated by politicians in the member states of the council of europen our understanding of them. it's a deeply flawed institution . ian in the meantime , were such . ian in the meantime, were such question to arise for difference between us and the court. the best thing for parliament to do is to use its normal powers to override the court as we did in the case of prisoner voting rights. well i'm joined now by an mp and former member of the european parliament as well, and somerset neighbour and neil parish, neil, do you think the time has come for to us say, look, we've left the eu? it makes no sense to belong to the echr as well, even though they're distinct bodies. >> yes, i mean i think we always need a check and balance, but that done by our own that can be done by our own supreme court and so therefore, i think legislation would need to to make that to be passed to make sure that cases weren't taken any more to the european court of human rights. so i think let's do it. but of course we need to put it in the manifesto because it would not go thro

a quasi political body with its judges nominated by politicians in the member states of the council of europeunderstanding of them. it's a deeply flawed institution . ian in the meantime , were such . ian in the meantime, were such question to arise for difference between us and the court. the best thing for parliament to do is to use its normal powers to override the court as we did in the case of prisoner voting rights. well i'm joined now by an mp and former member of the european parliament as well, and somerset neighbour and neil parish, neil, do you think the time has come for to us say, look, we've left the eu? it makes no sense to belong to the echr as well, even though they're distinct bodies. >> yes, i mean i think we always need a check and balance, but that done by our own that can be done by our own supreme court and so therefore, i think legislation would need to to make that to be passed to make sure that cases weren't taken any more to the european court of human rights. so i think let's do it. but of course we need to put it in the manifesto because it would not go through th

constitutional law number one on martial law that what we are doing should not inform the european council of europe. the un is informed there that martial law has been declared in russia, it is quite possible, because this terminates a number of orean conventions, but the council of europe from which in general, we left and in which it was not necessary to enter, but only now we are changing how much current legislation is in such legislation, so the legislation still does not have courts-martial. no, the concept of a deserter, as such? well, we don't have 500 in the law. no, here is the 1996 defense law. there is the concept of wartime, wartime is not now, it has not been introduced. it is, but there is a law. if it comes into force, it does not, so now there is a lot to do. it's a lot to do simply, yes, here the people think that there is a man for him. come on, uh, there's a distribution box or throw a molotov cocktail to you, nothing will be a hooligan. just knowing 20 years in prison would be 20 years. prisons all point of view box is now considered hooliganism, in my opinion, and should be 20

uh, the belarusian schengen is the last kiev of europe, the focus of today's security council. once again, planning, not only military issues. economics, demography, the social sphere, all of this was discussed at the meeting, among other things. government gurkina faso accepted. yes to the bill the sending of the military to niger in order to prevent terrorism, the earlier post-war coup in nigeria, strange kawaz, imposed harsh sanctions against the republic , demanded that the rebels release the deposed president in response, the authorities of burkina face and moth declared that they intended to consider any military intervention in a neighboring country as a declaration of war against them and vowed to take self-defense measures in support of the armed forces and the people of niger, remember the earlier rebels. nigeria cancels all security agreements with france as sky news arabia reported, they gave paris a month to withdraw troops from the country, and the military councils have already denounced several military agreements. in addition , the french ambassador to nigeria

yes, yes, all sorts of human rights structures, such as the councils of europe, say nothing. the direction that can be considered right for us, we will continue and that's all, and they act in this logic, it seems to me, this is much more plausible, and the format of explaining your thoughts. they scanned. most importantly, they realized that nothing would happen to the leading e persons who are responsible for all this lawlessness. for some reason, the caliber didn't land on anyone's head . we sincerely think to no one, we sincerely hope that it will be in due time. maybe we're waiting for a fair trial. although what justice is in relation to them, but they understand that they can do it with impunity and continue to be impudent and moreover, they begin to tease us. yes, now you say, i just wanted well, college. the college was talking about it, really, really right, and that's it, they say, the sword is right, that's what they say. uh, look they are they are long waited watched, look us nothing from the side of human rights organizations, what do we have international yes ,

boris tarasyuk , who works in strasbourg; he is the permanent representative of ukraine to the council of europeagreement should give a tangible economic effect for ukraine for ukraine, kiev began negotiations on long-term obligations in the field of security, this information was confirmed in the state department by the ukrainian delegation headed by the head of zelensky’s office , yermak, security guarantees, as he said , not only the united states but also a dozen european countries are ready to provide his regime, belgium denmark ireland iceland spain norway netherlands portugal romania finland czech republic sweden it is obvious that all this is another provocation. it is against russia that nato is only getting deeper into the ukrainian conflict in france they are worried that personal security guarantees are needed and zelensky on the air of the lci tv channel is wondering. what will happen to ukraine if zeya is eliminated, we recall earlier, ex-cia analyst larry johnson predicted zelensky an untimely death if he continued to carry out terrorist attacks against the russians and russia , t

international legal acts, in particular the united nations charter, the final act of the security council cooperation in europe, a memorandum on security guarantees in connection with ukraine's accession to the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and other fundamental international legal acts, russia proves its complete inability to act on the basis of the values ​​and principles of international law , accordingly, bringing the contractual and legal framework into compliance with the conditions today corresponds to the national interests of ukraine. thank you for your attention . please support. thank you. dear colleagues , please give the floor to the head of the committee on foreign policy of parliamentary cooperation, oleksandra oleksandrovich sansevich, please dear colleagues, at its meeting on august 24, 2023, the committee on foreign policy and inter-parliamentary cooperation considered the draft law of ukraine on the suspension of the agreement between the cabinet of ministers of ukraine and the government of the russian federation on the red mission and made a decision to recommend that

called glad they are, i approached him right we with him, by chance not by chance met then in the council of europe keys were a long time ago, many years ago , the keys to this conflict that you have on your territory in the donbass on the side of moscow , then let's talk volodin is worth it. well, come to him. start you the chairman of the parliament. well, start a conversation, here's my phone for you. here are the phones for you, they needed this norman format, as it turned out , in order to deceive to arm themselves. now they are trying to explain to the south, guys, russia has attacked. and at that time we already explained it, not russia attacked. you must understand that millions of russians who are being persecuted mean that they were indignant and said, we will not let ourselves be offended. we must protect them, i repeat once again our security, which was set out not only in this article, but also in an official letter of appeal. lavrov putin of all of everyone in the united states and this and this south knows this today, it is not only brazilians. they say everything is fine today. you

new location on the tourist map of the minsk region, poultry, and here it is located at the school’s council, the collection is treated by one of the greatest in europe you are afraid of the court, the parrot has lost the habit of the hatnik in different species, the sharpened cows, a new omerta has fallen. macaws and cockatoos are winged, i'm allowed to feed pick up the alba lounge zone, according to the rumor schmonhouses. khur strokat pass them. well, in general, here i can joke my own, like a winged actor from a movie pirates of the caribbean a type of ratata parrot kesha from the cartoon alley, steparka and his zorka. this is our green-winged one. ara kiryusha is still quite a baby, he is 7 months old. so he grows another one and a half times, that is, he will lag behind much more, but he already gets along very well with people , he goes to everyone with pleasure, eats on his hands. and we have a cottage here. we know that there is such a wonderful place for children here. and here came a little, by the way, the well-known place is an excellent impression for children of adults. parrots of different species do not jam one on one for large fract

that the first time this happened was that in 848, during the so-called spring of peoples in europe, over the lviv city councilhis true because then the ethnic composition of the inhabitants of lviv was completely different from now and the majority of the residents installed the poles on the ukrainians and the ukrainians were a minority. is this a historical fact? and why did it happen then? tell me about this issue. i am more used to trusting historians. i think that this fact is true. at the same time, if we are talking about the appearance in general, when he first "somewhere from the state flag, the current state and blue-yellow flag of ukraine, we can remember the battle of grunwald, and when the actual troops were united, including the grand duchy of lithuania developed the teutons and there were actually blue-yellow flags, moreover, i will say that in the painting by repin, which is kept in moscow , it seems to be in the hermitage, if you look carefully at the cossacks among the flags that were there , including the blue-blue-yellow flag, this is exactly the painting where the cossacks write a letter t

we're members of the council of europe, which means we're subservient to the european court of humanuld have reassessed the legal architecture that exists in the uk, and they haven't . um, you uk, and they haven't. um, you know, they've gone forward with this plan, but they haven't done their homework in advance. >> okay . dr. mike jones, really >> okay. dr. mike jones, really good to see you this morning. thank you so much for your time. >> i'm sure you keep your thoughts coming through on that. vaiews@gbnews.com. for vaiews@gbnews.com. now for a yougov seen by gb news yougov poll seen by gb news suggests that the majority of us support a ban on the american xl bully breed of dog. >> well, the xl bully is in the spotlight after it was responsible for nine out of the 21 fatal attacks on humans in the past two years. >> well, let's talk to our investigative reporter charlie peters, as well as the academic lawrence newport. good to see you both this morning . charlie, you both this morning. charlie, what do what do we know about all of this and the scandal, really of what is going on w

of eastern europe in general? douglas mcgregor? yes, the councilump this week and expressed such an interesting long, but interesting thought, let's listen. globalist elites rule in europe as they do here and all of them got their way with a huge amount of money because the people who control your financial markets and financial institutions the people who control your mainstream media now control your governments and they do not represent the interests of any of the europeans. not i would say most americans, they represent their own interests and their agenda is to destroy russia and why but they would like to replace putin because putin leads the last major power in europe and this part of europe that has a national identity national language national culture, which rests on the foundation of orthodox christianity. this makes russia an enemy of the globalists. they flooded our countries with non-europeans for the specific purpose of diluting and weakening us. destroy our national identity destroy our national culture and of course destroy any rem

khabeiri and the commander of the military council, khona, arrested him and surrounded a number of other commanders of the group in haskeh. the hungarian foreign minister said that europedestroying itself with its current policies on ukraine . aid is a direct threat to the population of europe. the minister of foreign affairs of hungary also said that european sanctions against russia are not going anywhere and are being ridiculed all over the world. the prime minister of hungary also said that the european union thinks that if it provides money and weapons to ukraine, russia will be defeated. the candidate for the 2024 us presidential election said that his country is involved in the destruction of the country by sending depleted uranium canvases to ukraine. robert kennedy jr. described this us policy as inhumane. he had previously said that 25% of americans are hungry, the us government. it has sent 133 billion dollars to ukraine so far. in another news, the former prime minister of italy said that nato's strategy in the field of arms assistance to ukraine will not be guilty of failure, and he added that the ukrainian system should think about the inability of the eu

all of that with these two — there they are — the man behind the official research which europe uses to figure out the direction of energy bills. and a global market specialist who sits on the councilthe united states government on energy strategy. plus, it's a year since president biden announced hundreds of billions of dollars for the push to clean energy. just months later, europe followed suit. so i'll talk to the boss of one of europe's biggest clean—energy companies, fortum, about the money flooding into the market, what happens when moscow seizes your assets, and what it all means for business, bills, and the future of the planet. wherever you'rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. you know, vladimir putin's full—scale invasion on ukraine back in february of 2022 sparked a seismic shock in global energy markets. prices spiked immediately, and this was felt nowhere more than in europe. for years, russian oil — and particularly gas — had kept that continent running, and that came to a screeching halt as a flotilla of sanctions all descended on russia from europe, the uk, and north america — targeting notjust the supply of oi

all of that with these two — there they are — the man behind the official research which europe uses to figure out the direction of energy bills. and a global market specialist who sits on the counciliden announced hundreds of billions of dollars for the push to clean energy. just months later, europe followed suit. so i'll talk to the boss of one of europe's biggest clean—energy companies, fortum, about the money

council of the cultural revolution. in this meeting , among the real personalities , three people from asia, two from europe, america, africa, arab countries and two people from international organizations were selected for the jury. in the asian region, sheikh mortaza tarabi and mahmoud darwish from turkey, mubarak hosseini from thailand, javad naqdi from india, and hareem hosseini and abdul qayyum sajjadi from afghanistan were selected candidates for the jury. the caretaker government of afghanistan responded to pakistan's military threat by issuing a statement. to he threatened a military attack and said that an armed group would enter pakistan from the territory of this country. in the past two years, the governments of afghanistan at the time, the taliban, who were at war with them , were destroying pakistan's development, but now that sullivan has taken power in afghanistan for two years. that an official from pakistan should not criticize the afghan taliban after any explosion in his country. in the latest case, the commander of the pakistani army once again warned the taliban and said that his country is freedom of

[cheers and applause] >> the fly and ceo of radio free europe and liberty serving during the bush administration on the national security councilhe office of secretary of defense holding degrees from american university and georgetown. and with university of texas at austin during the bush administration he served as the state department and the national security council and from stanford and the undergraduate hr mcmaster serving at the white house national security advisor to president trump and in the united states army where he rose to general and working on dereliction of duty last year he published battleground the fight to defend the free world fellow at the hoover institution holding an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy and doctorate from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. jamie and hr, thank you for joining us jamie will set the scene on his first trip to germany 1978. make it visited the site where 16 years earlier an instrument was shot while to the no man's land the former california governor and delegation also introduced berlin from what they saw under east german communism.

of the councils for strategic development. the session will be attended by the head of state of russia a. what statements were made the day before? the cost of gas in europegrowing. what is the reason and what forecasts will the experts make? on the occasion of the eightieth anniversary of the victory in the battle of kursk , the ministry of defense declassified a large block of archival documents that will tell the details of buryatia, which were fully restored earlier due to its destruction, in part, so little. how did this work go? vladimir putin met with the head of the lpr. leonid the beekeeper. the head of state positively assessed his work, the conversations discussed protection from aggression by the kiev regime and preparations for the upcoming elections. normal order. i report that the situation on the territory of the republic unfortunately continues to be tense. although i must note that it is quite stable without any such sharp exacerbations of tension, of course. it is, as it were, due to the fact that in some part of the territory of the republic directly proximity to the line of contact.

place in our country and around it , the socialist camp in europe collapsed together with the military bloc of the warsaw pact and the councilutual economic assistance. the berlin wall collapsed reunited before the two parts of germany the cpsu gave up its monopoly on power was defeated and self-dissolved collapsed the soviet union with the formation of the commonwealth of independent states. i cease my activities as president of the ussr in russia , soviet socialism has been replaced by a multi-party democracy, a presidential republic and a market economy. just imagine all this in four and a half years. today, many people, looking back at perestroika 30 years later, consider the events of the second half of the 1980s a continuous series of misfortunes, placing the blame for them personally on mikhail gorbachev and partly on his team of ten. all business was in their mistakes. they didn't have a plan. they did not understand where to lead the country. they are entangled in semi-reforms. they ended up losing control. this is true, but only in part, the law of historical inevitability that prevailed in the world worked. the so

of radio free europe and radio liberty. mr. fleiss erg in bush administration of the national security council and in b the office of the secretaryof defense. he holds degrees from american university and georgetown. william inboden serves asar char of the center for national security at the university of texas at austin. during the bush administration he served at the state department and at the national security council. he holds his degrees from stanford and his undergraduate degree from stanford and his doctorate from yale. h. r. mcmaster served in the white house national security adviser to president trump and in the united states army where he rose to lieutenant general. general mcmaster is the author of the classic work on vietnam dereliction of duty and last year he published battlegrounds, the fight to defend the free world. a fellow at the hoover institution, general mcmaster holds an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy and a doctorate from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. jamie, will, and h.r., thanks for joining us. jamie fly, let's set the scene. on his first trip to germany

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of europe the the welcome back to going underground i'm still here with professor ivan, people have program director of the validate club and director general of the russian international affairs council veto professor. i was talking about the problems at home, maybe plus a dimensions to it. just explain how it is that, i mean, even nature, nation media couldn't avoid the fact. how is it that russia's g, d, p by p, p b, has made russia the strongest economy in europe, despite being the most sanctioned country in history. last year, most of the cost and why that pricing is going to mean would slumped significantly in bucks the almost all of them failed. right. so in reality, the economy of defaults wides, well, i will say that the blacks problems, the number of problems here is the kind of the major kind of the problem is the course of the initial crisis. however, the financial system is quite stable. the supplies of and critical groups are quite stable too. and this is what is the most important is that of their, a, russian producers are feeling much better in the, the so it's a decent big waste. they are now having less competitors and they have more space on the market. so to, to, t