then croatia is already a nato member. well, both near and it's a good enough. it's also reaching for accession to the blog. let's discuss this topic with them. all right, to serbian american german journalists with the knowledge now, thank you for joining us on the program. what do you make of the geopolitical ramifications of the accession of finland and sweden to nato? well, 1st of all, i think it's a remarkably stupid move and i'll be right. really frank. i mean sweden and finland neutrality, especially finland after the cold war has been a huge asset to both countries in sweden managed to stay out of world war 2 and by agreeing to be neutral. afterwards, finland avoid being dragged into the cold war. and yet they're willing to throw all of that away, all of those decades of remarkable successes on the world stage and join nato at the point where the alliance is trying to take on the rest of the world. really and not just russia. and it's about a boggles the mind. it's like joining the axis in 1944. so what i'll take on the creation, president's comments tha

that croatia is already and nato member, while bosnia and herzegovina is also reaching for accession to the blog. senior r t writes, as there be an american journalist, now boys say malik believes croatia as a native member may use this rise to leverage his position in both. now the issue in bosnia specifically is that the cro ads are not getting represented properly in the central government creation. made a big deal out of joining nato some years back. president a lot of it. he's basically trying to say ok, well, you know, because we're a member and we technically have vito rights. we're going to use that to leverage our political position and get this issue resolved. because we've been trying and the other side in bosnia, the bosnian muslims are basically refusing to negotiate because they feel they have the support of the un, the u. s. sweden and finland neutrality, especially finland's, after the cold war has been a huge asset to both countries. abandoning neutrality after decades of successfully not being involved in, in your european conflicts and in this transatlantic, per fa

’s finland’s invitation to nato , but croatia still has the right, but for me it seems that the mostnt thing here, not not in the case, and bosnia and herzegovina, but in the fact that milanovich was blown up, he unequivocally said that the united states would be drawn to finland and indeed. this is true, yes, because the open door policy is a myth. yes, nato is not obliged to accept anyone into its ranks and no one has the right, er, to join nato, all decisions are made by the truly united states and their closest allies in accordance with their interests. yes, and here i want to emphasize all those countries that joined nato, because the united the states were interested in this entry, the same applies to sweden and finland, uh, ivan alekseevich why is the united states interested in joining sweden in finland in nato, if anything? will they need to be protected? yes, and finland, russia have a very long extended border. and why does the united states continue to deliberately ignore russia's red lines, drawn with the utmost clarity, specifically about nato expansion to russia's bord

however, some natal members don't quite agree with yen stokes and berg, the presidents of croatia says the alliance is provoking russia by inviting gets european neighbors to join the block. to go a step further and drag finland, which is 50 kilometers from st. petersburg into that, i think is dangerous quackery. however, we cannot say no for us. finland is more important than croatia and the issue of the croatians in bosnia and herzegovina. as far as i'm concerned, let them join nato. let them stab an angry bear in the eye with a pen. the balkan issue mentioned by probation president concerns that countries long running political disputes with neighboring bosnia and herzegovina corporation . politicians say they should be allowed to take high positions and that both the in government to fight against what they call the discrimination of correlations that croatia is already. and nato member, while bosnia and herzegovina is also reaching for accession to the block, was senior assay, right as there be an american journalist, nobility, se mileage believes croatia as a nato member may use

they both wanted him but he went back to croatia and led their olympic team. they did win the world championship one time because the united states was not participating. we became really, really solid friends. he became deputy ambassador for croatia. he would come here and walk the halls with me. what a great character he was. he died a terrible death. i am going to go back to croatia and pay tribute to him again. i love that country. part of it is because none other than him. host: i imagine you have met a lot of people over the years and have made some wonderful friendships. who would you say of the senators that you have served with today and in the past, who have been your good friends, republicans and democrats? sen. hatch: i have great friends on both sides. frankly, i think most senators wanted to work with me because they knew that they would get things passed and they knew that i would not quit until i got it done. i came here to fight ted kennedy because i felt like he was off-the-wall liberal and detrimental to the country. but gradually we became

he wanted to go back to croatia and play for them. he was one of the greatest people i have met in my life. he was not a religious man. he became all-american at byu. he was drafted, if i recall it correctly, the boston celtics and the lakers. the united states was not participating in that particular olympics. we became really solid friends. he would come here with me. he died a terrible death. i was going to get back to croatia and get to see him again. host: i imagine you have met a lot of over the years and made some wonderful friendships. who would you say, all of the senators that you have served with today and in the past, who have -- who has been your good friend republicans and democrats? guest: i think most senators wanted to work with me because they knew i would not quit until i got it done. i have to say that i came here to fight ted kennedy because i felt like he was off the wall and detrimental to the country. we became friends. when the republicans took control of the senate, we became very good friends. his sister tal

i covered the war croatia. so bosnia was always there and i think it was what from what we learned from, from vogala, from canadian, from galena and asi can places. it seemed inconceivable that what happened in croatia could happen in a country where the hulk carpet the whole tapestry was so finely woven house by house street by street classroom, by classroom. mm. ah, i really got involved with bus. yeah. it's a governor's, a story was when we heard room is here in london of what were being called concentration camps in the newspapers were the media. they called it a civil war. busy oh, there was always this on the current of sort of oh, the ancient ethnic hatred say come lu. balkan barbarians again. they were at it only last year in vogue over. it was an element of that refugees who were arriving in croatia were talking in very dramatic and worrying to about what was happening in the cradle area. people didn't want to talk about genocide for sure. a didn't even want to talk about aggression. oh ethnic cleansin

but croatia, in turn, said.y study russian hungary's proposal slovakia has already spoken in favor of the possibility of paying for gas in rubles. now also being carefully considered in germany and austria, the analysis of the ministry of energy shows that it is possible to get rid of dependence on russian gas, but this will require a common national effort. we must face the bitter reality. we cannot refuse deliveries overnight. we will consistently work on this. perhaps we will be able to achieve this by 2027 with a common european effort. at the same time, it is necessary understand that even by 2030 we will not be able to live without natural gas. on the whole, let me remind you that starting from april, russia switched to paying for gas. in rubles , european partners must send payment. a foreign currency account in gazprombank, then the funds are converted into rubles on the moscow exchange in brussels , the head of the european commission considers this a violation of sanctions. ursula von der-line today ca

part of the final 4 in world cup 2018 croatia advancing to the final. now those will be the 2 teams favorite to come out of group alpha group to which canada now as both now belongs, belgium is one of the top side in the world. and as i mentioned, it's coming off a very beautiful run at the world cup in 2018, but it doesn't feel like the biggest mountain that might have been ad that canada might have had decline. nobody wanted to be in groupie, canada didn't land there, so it feels like a win already before canada late. it's 1st world cup match in 36 years. and i want to remind people that back in 2014, the group of death seemed to include italy, england, and that's where coast to rica landed at the time of both italy in england, missed their knockout stage. and it was, it was costa rica and uruguay that advance past that. so anything can happen. and i think canadians right now feel like why not us, why not now? why not? that's why not now is definitely a prevalent feeling in canada. as you mentioned, preparation for the next world cup, so a lot of exci

it's set in croatia on the dalmatian coast and absolutely beautiful.going on a holiday watching this film. you just remember what it's like to dive into the sea. absolutely stunning. i think i canjust about remember. yes, a long time ago for most of us. so, it's a lovely young story of a young girl who's a teenager so, it's a lovely story of a young girl who's a teenager and she's living at home with her parents, not really getting on well with her father, when a friend of the family, played by cliff curtis, comes to stay. and an interesting dynamic, she observes the way he's interacting with her parents, and we see through her eyes herfinding out a little bit more about her parents�* past and also becoming very intrigued by what she sees and perhaps intrigued by this man, thinking he's a very wealthy man. could he save herfrom the situation that she's in? but it's a young female director. it's also exec—produced by martin scorsese, and it's got a lot of weight behind it. i think it's a stunning calling card for this director and really beautiful film

it's set in croatia, on the dalmatian coast, and absolutely beautiful. holiday, watching this film. you just remember what it's like to dive into the sea. absolutely stunning. i think i canjust about remember. yes, it's a long time ago for most of us. so, it's a lovely story of a young girl who's a teenager and she's living at home with her parents, not really getting on well with her father, when a friend of the family, played by cliff curtis, comes to stay. and an interesting dynamic, she observes the way he's interacting with her parents, and we see through her eyes her finding out a little bit more about her parents' past and also becoming very intrigued by what she sees and perhaps intrigued by this man, thinking he's a very wealthy man. could he save herfrom the situation that she's in? but it's a young female director. it's also exec—produced by martin scorsese, and it's got a lot of weight behind it, this film. i think it's a stunning calling card for this director and really beautiful film to watch. uncomfortable moments, because you've got a yo

theme holidays 300 or one and a half and a half attention to the screen on october 18, croatia celebrates day of this accessory in 2003. in honor of the holiday, similar people put on the ancient amphitheater of the city of pula. it took 120 km, threads and 450 kg of fabric to work. nothing but an umbrella comes to mind a tie, of course a tie, look. here it is. wives 300 that's what song soldiers brava call wives kids. ears of loaded pushkin 300 korean dish pudeychik g. you can put almost everything in a row to cook a dish in the middle of the twentieth century , steel was obtained from the products obtained from the soldiers of this army. perhaps not japanese. of course, during the korean war, the american army begged , stole, bartered. well, the round is over and i sum it up 3,000 savanali 8.5. konstantin has exactly 24.000 and igor is ahead of the final. 1991 moscow, at a medical equipment factory, a source of radiation, this dangerous device, was stolen. really bare-handed just suicide, and in the suburbs in. at the same time, a pediatrician and an underground homeopath were killed in

if i recall it correctly, the boston celtics and los angeles lakers, but he went back to croatia andead their team and won the world championship one time because it wasn't participating in that particular olympics and became really solid friends, deputy ambassador from croatia and he come and walk holes with me, what a great character he was but he died a terrible death and i'm going to go back to croatia again and i love that country and part of it is because of the. >> i imagine you look met a lot of people over the years and have made wonderful friendships. who would you say of the senators you've served with today and in the past, who have been your good friends, republicans and democrats? >> i have great friends on both sides and frankly i think most senators wanted to work with me because they knew that i won't quit until i get it done. i have to say i came here to fight kennedy because i felt like he was off the wall liberal and detrimental to the country. gradually we became friends. when i took over as chairman of the committee when publicans for the first time in 40 years

fanta on yamal was the mooring spire, it turns out that only about 4,000 items were purchased in croatiad next to it is a link where you can report on the possibility of supplying analogues. it is only necessary to indicate the name of the organization tin and contact details, the list is constantly updated, and regional authorities are analyzing. what kind of production will fall very, by the way, in a particular region, one of the problems is the volume of orders. let's say cultivators frame russian belgian knives is a logical question. and what prevented them from producing before? here in russia, walruses are needed, there were no large orders, and even a few dozen can be made. it's just not profitable. at the gryazin cultivator plant in the lipetsk region , the current situation now pre-orders 4 months ahead, the same circulation has ensured that everything is produced in small batches. indeed, it was not profitable before, when we had to compete with large import players. that is, there were no guarantees that e had made a large volume of products. we can definitely sell it. that i

germany and france to a lesser extent, exploiting the weak members of the european union, greece in croatia, anywhere where germany can make big business. that is a form of exploitation and the greek economy be considered ruined by the european union. yes, it was ruined by the european union. it's already listed when you look now at how many greeks have left the country. it's an embarrassment how many young people have left the country. it's an embarrassment ah, results is being depleted, but yet another attempt at dividing the world has become a major item on the mountain agenda. so if you had to rush over the pi that needs to be smartly divided sandy, adult, hitler or russia is still a huge guy, and it's at the forefront of western sorts. dec happy talis most, most mac, the control. yeah. and most this horse and clintonian at us mission con, on gun glove. i will not pay his over then i get one shot, and so become more mindful how to let me turn guy from the bis in some tree game with we now have a situation where the united states, as a given to ukraine military guarantee against russian

instead they got the united states of america who are ranked 16th in the world, on the croatia ranks and that second part of seeds, and iran who england have never played in a world cup final, but this is a team who have never actually qualified from the group stage of a world cup, so i'm sure southgate will be breathing a huge sigh of relief. he spoken about his belief that this could be england's year after reaching the semi finals last time in russia and then the final of course of the euros last summer. i don't think that draw could've been much betterfor england. could've been much better for encland. , , �*, england. absolutely. let's get some reaction now — england. absolutely. let's get some reaction now from _ england. absolutely. let's get some reaction now from the _ england. absolutely. let's get some reaction now from the wales - england. absolutely. let's get some reaction now from the wales and - reaction now from the wales and scotland camps. this hasjust come into the bbc in the last few minutes stopping no disrespect to anyone, all the teams are good, especially wit

croatia's offering and pushing weekly value above 7 billion euros.the u.s., bond sales hitting $17 billion, leaving weekly estimates with amazon's jumbo deal. banks are struggling to sell the only high-yield offering of the week with investors getting increasingly selective. we are so lucky to have with as ryan, michael and -- brian, michael and subadra. i was looking at the amazon deal and wondering why they are raising money right now. is this a good time for companies to lock in financing costs because they will only arise from here? brian: it is funny to look at the issuance coming out. it's a good reminder that for a company like amazon and others, that they have a good rate to borrow at. you cannot take the risk, you issue when you can. you can always find ways to refinance it. so i was thinking the same thing when they issued it, but at the end of the day the 100 basis points for amazon is not a big concern. lisa: this is a great test case. if amazon needs the money, obviously for an opportunistic bond tale that could possibly go towards buyba

croatia is not.urther merchants for 800 in 1851, this german merchant visited the united states where, according to the diary, he allegedly met with the president of fillmore. actually in fact, the president would hardly invite an unknown merchant to the white house. this is heinrich schlimann, in general he liked to invent a move to russia and archaeological discoveries were at that time far ahead of musical roads 800 konstantin kinchev, torn between moscow and st. petersburg, wrote this song on a bus during a tour of route e95 this st. from the first russian comic operas, the main character of the opera, the merchant skvalygin. gostiny dvor quite right opera by mikhail matinsky st. petersburg gostiny dvor was written in 1779, 1,000 merchants. this french writer and minister of culture descended on the paternal side from the lesk merchant family, well-known in orenburg. andrew is not. maurice druon merchants 400 why do you have goods with us, the merchant was an indispensable part of this traditiona

he joins us from croatia.ning us from new delhi, a ceo and editor in chief of strategic news global. welcome to the program. this ban on india out, is it an attempt by the government to prevent hate speech or is it politically motivated? >> thank you for having me. the india out campaign, i think it is a bit more complicated than simply just a political movement. the movement's origins go all the way back to 2009 when india first decided to expand to encompass maldives free territory. so it cannot be deemed as a simple movement and certainly, this is attempting to portray it as such. and in the process, their attempt to portray it as a political movement, which is detrimental to the bilateral relations of the countries. but i do not think it would be accurate to say that the india movement is just a simple political movement. host: the government as saying the reason why it is banning india is because the campaign is widely seen as undermining relations with india. others on the other hand say this is just an

ukraine spoke separately with slovakia and croatia as part of this ongoing consultation with allies and partnerships. we will have a full readout of those conversations later this afternoon but as far as the secretary's personal involvement in trying to help consult with allies and partners about getting additional security assistance, i will not get ahead of the readout just yet. separately, i would like to note that off the topic of ukraine, on tuesday, the accounting agency announced that u.s. army air forces posthumously awarded the medal of honor and was finally accounted for on april of this year. lieutenant colonel baker was piloting a b 24 bomber during operation tidal wave during romania. not before he was able to drop his bombs on the target. this is the 17th airmen identified as part of the project which began in 2017 at the defense p.o.w. mia accounting agency lab laboratory off of the air force base in nebraska and the thoughts and prayers continue to go out with lt. col. baker's family. we are probably able to identify his remains and recognize his incredible service to th

there was an earthquake of magnitude about six tremors were felt in bosnia and herzegovina montenegro croatia serbia italy and austria in dubrovnik illusion frightened ran out of their homes, and residents of some areas of belgrade. spent a few hours outside fearing aftershocks at the moment. at least one person is known to have died and two were seriously injured, a house in the highlands was hit by rockfall, it is noted that they did not receive any warnings from the population and even the weather forecasters found out about everything right during the broadcast of england, the federal air transport agency extended the restriction on flights to 11 airports in the country until may 1 this year does not accept a passenger flight and the air harbors of anapa belgorod bryansk to voronezh gelendzhik krasnodar kursk, lipetsk, rostov-on-don , simferopol and elista, the rest of the russian airport operates as normal for those who are heading to the central part to the south of the department recommends use alternative routes. words here are superfluous boldly an experiment with eternal classics on

in the early 19 ninety's, serbia croatia, slovenia, bosnia, herzegovina, montenegro of macedonia, pulled themselves violently apart. after the 1990 elections in bosnia herzegovina free main nationalists parties shed power. the muslim as da, led by aaliyah is a bag of ich the serv, sds, under, rather than carriage and a branch of friend u trojans, croatian h d zed. the s d a n h d zed wanted independence while the serve as d. s. wanted to remain in the rump of yugoslavia along with serbia and montenegro. so the relationships between these 3 parties soon deteriorated dramatically. on the 29th of february 1992, a bosnian independence referendum was held. the muslims known as bosnia acts, and the croatians took a full part of it. but the bosnian serbs largely boycotted the vote and rejected the yes result. on the 1st of march, the same day a serb wedding party was sporting the serbian flag in downtown san diego when it was fired on by a bosnian muslim gangster killing the grooms father. the serb family made for the holiday inn where a number of rooms had become the temporary h q of the bosni

a chelsea progress coming up at the moment of brilliance from croatia is luca motors that pass setting up rodriguez. the goal that took the tie into extra time and benjamin is going to hatcher in the 1st fight, heading home to go to gabrielle a 5 or aggregate. when you get very happy to have reached the semifinals with this team, we have to suffer. but the more we suffer, the happier i am, we are very disappointed and very proud at the same time because we bled a fantastic match. we deserved what we had, we scored for goals, we had big chances to score even more. we and but we were unlucky. sick time when is fine music room 11 dal ski, let us know ok. what, what it would be if we, if, if, if, if we play us a chance, $75.00. if you find another league in those, in the claim that female players are more emotional than their male counterparts. when a team consider the goal, they can see the 2nd give them time to get the emotional and downside of their had . well this is what sheila had to say the morning asked. i wish to apologize for my comments made in the post irving talking afterwards

today i suggest you go to the town, which is located near the croatian capital of croatia, there is onest picturesque towns in the country called an open-air museum, many buildings of the old center are made in the baroque style from the 19th century. samobor is known, also rarely for its crystal products. who leaves this city without a glass souvenir a lot in this historic town and local specialties, for example, rudara, comb or rake, nothing more than a layered salty pie with cheese, nuts, vegetables and herbs , it used to be a miners' dinner for a long time. now the product is a protected name in the european union. among the local dishes especially loved by croatians are lean pork fillets and duck breasts, by the way, in samara, as well as throughout the country, the traditional way of cooking numerous dishes on an open fire using a clay or wrought iron baking dish is still very popular. baek is more often used to cook meat with vegetables, seafood, but be patient when preparing such dishes, for a long time another samobor celebrity salami, its recipe has been developed by many gene