this could lead to a unified cyprus, creating press perty for all cypriots. finally i'd like to acknowledge i'm joined today by my husband, matthew fisher. i would not be before you without his support over my 27-year career. he's been my chief adviser on bidding, my chief morale officer on tough days and chief of dinner procurement on late nights. i'm so lucky to have him in my corner. chairman, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear today and i do look forward to your questions. senator menendez: thank you for your testimony. out of all those titles you gave your husband, the dinner one is very important. [laughter] senator murphy has a request to speak to ms. spahn's nomination. i'm going to allow it. >> thank you for your service. it is so important to get you in key positions due to challenges in the world. unfortunately due to scheduling conflict, i have to leave before the rest of the testimony. i won't be able to ask questions. but i did want to say how pleased i am and how much i appreciate the ranking member and the chairm

if turkish and greek cypriots were allowed to engage with each other the would be a solution. the problem is that ankara puts their thumb on the scale and doesn't allow turkish cypriots to find own way, , which ultimately means that they decide at the end of the day. and so these are some of the things that i think we need to consider as where trying to create a sense of urgency to resolution. let me ask you, i'm a strong proponent as is generally by legislation passed into law on the east med of the cooperation between cyprus, greece and israel as part of the 3.1+ format. were looking. look at first meeting of the three plus one interparliamentary group to discuss energy cooperation as well as other important issues with our allies and partners in the region but i've been disappointed there has been more support for the format for new administration. that is beyond your pay grade some not holding you responsible for that but i'm just saying that i hope that the next ambassador to cyprus is an advocate within the interagency process to say with that tremendous opportunity here

listen, what kind of borhiz is this , some cypriot friend told me you have appeared., okay, i'm joking, joking. kidding. listen, mom, if i fly to you in a couple of days. no, for a long time. you wanted me to sit with you longer, i i will sit them. true well, wait for me, wait for me, my dear. i have everything, as always , mom. ok, bye. mom, mom, i'm begging you. all right, sorry. bye. michael on the phone what are the guarantees? there can be guarantees these days, except maybe my word, but it means something in this life, trust me. ventilation window on the back of the gas station where does the key come from? and what documents are in which bank checks? yes, i probably stayed, enough with me for today's performance, well, i invite you in a friendly way from a pure, so to speak, heart. i don't recommend giving up. if there is your idea what is scary? in my opinion a good scenery yes no i would like to know what role. but if you don't mind, the role. interlocutor to talk to people how to say not my circle thank you for your trust. just a place for conversation. sorr

much as they want, like me, a man in the most advanced age, address phone, but only if anything, cypriot e-mail, he sent me messages, and i told him there. you know, will you have to delay? well, you want to see what they did at your facilities. yes, of course, we won’t take it interesting from you, but we will warn the migration services of the border guards. excuse me. now have to look for a place to worry about it. you have 18 properties. monkey cheap what nothing thank you very much you are free. well, goodbye, bye. and why do you believe this gladilin? we honestly don't trust anyone. just managing this casino from abroad is quite problematic. but they are personnel, so i would like gladilin to assist us during the operation. then he can visit or rent an apartment privately, which means you insist on a military operation. it seems to me that this is the fastest move, in any case, we can take one of the staff, and through them already go to the top, moreover, we have suspicious coincidences, the second gladilin house is guarded by a chop vostok the same choke same company, tenants eno

leaders will be held today washington dc alexei veselovsky aviabramov and anastasia medvedeva ntv usa cypriothorities have introduced a fee for issuing a tourist visa for russians the european union and russia no longer has a simplified visa regime. today, a visa to cyprus for russians has ceased to be free; its registration will cost 80 euros for adults and 40 euros for children. cyprus was one of the last to join the decision of the european union to suspend the simplified visa regime for russians. it has been operating here since 2007. well, in september, the eu decided to change the rules and now the visa fee has risen in price for russians from 35 euros to 80. and the application processing time has grown from 10 days to 15, and maybe up to 45 days there is no russia in cyprus, as well as in other eu countries, in february last year, more than 500,000 russians visited the island. this is 27% of the total number of tourists in cyprus. in addition, the russians have always been happy to register offshore companies in cyprus and receive citizenship there in exchange investments. but even he

first such swallow when, uh, climaslo, or whatever it is called, i don’t i know there, all these cypriotsre starting to encroach on the property of our ukraine. so, i can tell all these figures, especially those who are lawyers , who today are going to advocate all this in order to have conscience and understanding. let's say that we are in a state of war and if you protect lee in this way, then i don't know where we should live, then you should live in this limassol, let's say so and not interfere with the fight for the aggressor in the state today, these assets are absolutely necessary for us, especially during the wartime period because we have challenges at the energetics we have challenges regarding the defense-industrial complex precisely for this reason such decisions were made mykola golovki has a question i congratulate you, mr. oleksiy, i want to express my words of great gratitude for your patriotism and that that you, as a statesman, uphold the position of the constitution, the laws of the un charter and do not take advantage of the case although this truth is bitter, but you

the cypriots have gone to another and the resection of their total capacity is approaching.ntry is demanding compensation from the eu for compliance with the restrictions and is going to send brussels several specific proposals by january. what exactly they are yet to be specified, in addition, the market is worried that in the future the smell may to extend the practice of intervention in the market mechanisms and on supplies from other countries, the ceiling on oil prices has already led to a slowdown in the logistics of supplies. and not only russian oil, according to bloomberg at the beginning of the week. in turkish waters , there were difficulties with the transportation of about 18 million barrels. basically. these are kazakh raw materials on ships that left the ports of russia. ankara is also careful to pass through the straits. now they require additional confirmation of insurance, the situation is resolved, but the picture itself is slowly changing. global market. over the course of 22 years , the market has been gradually rebuilding, you can say there is such a gr

difficult, because there are a large number of their agents and businesses, and on the other hand, cypriotare also greeks, so they are not everywhere they have such good relations, but their diplomacy works perfectly, that is, sometimes their propaganda, their diplomats work better than their army. thank you very much, mr. taras . to our guest about this very religious matter, well , it's really a very difficult question because, well, we've been hearing this for a long time that we need to be balanced calmly, but as a result, we have the same priests who direct enemy fire on the cities and then sing the e-e sacrifices of this aggression, that is, aggression is valued, yes, they are in this propaganda of asa, it is clear that lies in propaganda are therefore very difficult to distinguish, especially for people who are used to thinking that the church is something holy and there can be nothing bad in the church, and father it is there god is very it is difficult to distinguish all of this serhii zgurits is already with us about the military moments, we will all try to talk and explain them

under what under the cypriot flag, now we already have the first victims of this whole situation.fly the flag of cyprus because it's the so-called flag of convenience. that is, it is quite easy to get and you have to pay less, cyprus has already applied to the european commission. e inquiring about what they are losing, because today the owners are starting to figure it out en masse from here. here, look, this it's a traffic jam hmm here i am working today i was driving instead of the usual 50 minutes driving there for almost two hours, why? because there was some need for our wonderful uh, loved ones. uh, traffic police officers, uh, block traffic in the chord area on this very one on prospekt mira well, they are there from time to time just, well, there may be increased measures there, i don’t know, they leave one lane, and that’s it. here, i got up, i left, probably, and got up, then they removed this clutch and everyone drove off. here is the cork. why does she appear, if the turks want to check and whether people go there with insurance, which means, firstly, there was a conv

is actually a shameful place for dynamo kyiv in such a group where a, when he played against the cypriotsench played there, the turks played there, but to score one point is only one draw, it is definitely a failure for dynamo kyiv, here you are already said that dynamo lost points to almost all the leaders of the shakhtar-zorya dnipro-1-vorskla championship, that dynamo is performing very poorly there, you can't say that they are unlucky in them, they lost a lot of games and whether they played in a draw, it was according to the game. that's how it is a sign of instability is that dynamo there is not just there, not conventionally speaking, not fc lviv , they lost there, they did not lose to ingultsy, although the problem with almost all teams was with dynamo. and they lost exactly the direct competitor, i.e. dnipro-1 shakhtar, for sure. well, zorya yaka is also nearby. that is, there are two points differences between the star and kyiv dynamo, that is, four teams, we are talking about the first four dynamo teams, three of them lost to three dnipro-1 miners , and a year ago, dynamo had s

this is a paternal dialect, and the inic dialects are daric salonnikian, macedonian arcade, cypriot. the assertion that diogenes spoke the ukrainian language. i think that, to put it mildly , modern greeks cause a smile and probably bewilderment. thank you very much for your comment. all the best to you. it was a pleasure to meet you today and see you now galina gavrilovna ershova is in touch doctor of historical sciences, professor of the russian state humanitarian university hello, i would very much like to say that to talk about the ukrainian diogenes, what do you think about this ? so, brother vyushchenko, he reviewed that wonderful film, which was called the big greek wedding. and it's just too much to compile such a list that all that mankind has come up with is ukrainians and, uh, one of these sick ideas. this, of course, is attributed to diagene, who was actually born. eh, well on territory of turkey according to the current parameter, as it were. it was a colony of greece, certainly had nothing to do with ukraine and spoke, of course, in greek, and in addition, in general, h

all with those who apply the ceiling according to a strict scheme, that is, we say that the greek cypriotslso watching what happens to the market . well, this is the scenario that, uh, aleksey described, but in fact this scenario has very serious risks, i’ll explain, everything is very simple, uh, today we are in a deal with saudi arabia that fulfills its obligations and even reduces production from saudi arabia arabia as well as their neighbors for the united arab emirates there is a production surplus, that is, there is a power reserve that they can quite quickly bring to the market. this surplus there are different estimates, because , of course, it does not open completely with the audio frame either. information about his condition, but nevertheless, according to different estimates. uh, there are 1.5 million barrels per day for sure. that is, if we take this proud position and say, and now we are like this, and what prevents the audit, for example, from exiting the deal and occupying our niche, because nothing interferes with this, therefore, i think that here we must be very careful

malta cypriots, greece. that is where they come from.orking on oil prices, and it will come into play on monday. the likely threshold we are hearing is $60 a barrel. right now, euros are trading, and that is not the only grade russia has, but they are fending for higher numbers, but right now, they are trading at $52 a barrel. that means that boudin is still going to be able to ship's cargo within this limit and still make the money he needs to make. >> i do not understand this price cap. >> thank you. >> i'm trying to have it explained to me five different times. >> i cannot even read about it. when i read about in eyes glaze over. >> do you get it? >> it has to do with ensuring the barrels. the key mechanism to get ships to actually be able to transport this oil and be able to do it without getting sanction. they're trying to come up with a mechanism to do that. >> they take oil to the country, and they call it country x oil. >> that is what is happening. >> that's what we see all your. >> the irony is -- this is the irony. prices have

is greek cypriot. do you want to and campaign outside the turkish embassy?can i have my countrymen to buying ? i mean, my countrymen to buying? i mean, how many generations back is it is one of his assets came ireland although the great bulk of them are currently in america . yet he chooses to identify find you to people do very often take this as a signal. now what i think is i think there are two big issues in this debate here . big issues in this debate here. one is the clash in buckingham palace, this clash between a woman who remember , is woman who remember, is deliberately shifting identity in the course of a conversation, as you said , she turns up i mean as you said, she turns up i mean you were very polite about it. i put it a little more vigorously . she actually turns up dressed like a figure out of a 19th century travelling circus, doesn't she? i mean, that's what she looks like. she's playing an african queen in a century african queen in a 19th century travelling circus . she has this travelling circus. she has this confected name , and yet th

among other things, for the right to call this dish their own, the turks are fighting the greek cypriotsal scandal erupted over this, and in general, there really is something to fight for. for the first time such oriental sweets, when they are still hot with the heat of a jar, are amazing. it melts in your mouth very sweetly and very tasty. without a moment of tediousness, and again i remind you that healthy food, even despite the abundance of nuts, baklava also cannot be considered in any way here - 53% pure sugar and a lot of fat. as a result, just a couple of pieces will give, as much as a quarter of the daily calorie intake. so it's important not to overdo it there is a secret. how to do this without sacrificing pleasure, then keep it in your mouth for a long time. this very weakness you dissolve for a long time, one advantage, it is an excellent preservative in hot countries, sweets were perfectly stored and stored, without any refrigerators. we even handed over for examination samples of oriental sweets, bought by weight in moscow and nowhere found any signs. spoil, sugar. there a

is greek cypriot. do you want to and campaign outside the turkish embassy?can i have my countrymen to buying ? i mean, my countrymen to buying? i mean, how many generations back is it is one of his assets came ireland although the great bulk of them are currently in america . yet he chooses to identify find you to people do very often take this as a signal. now what i think is i think there are two big issues in this debate here . big issues in this debate here. one is the clash in buckingham palace, this clash between a woman who remember , is woman who remember, is deliberately shifting identity in the course of a conversation, as you said , she turns up i mean as you said, she turns up i mean you were very polite about it. i put it a little more vigorously . she actually turns up dressed like a figure out of a 19th century travelling circus, doesn't she? i mean, that's what she looks like. she's playing an african queen in a century african queen in a 19th century travelling circus . she has this travelling circus. she has this confected name , and yet th

uh, european shipowners greeks by the maltese cypriots, but is loaded into the greek tanks and this oilr this delivery order. after all , they are conducted by a legal entity in india that does not apply a price ceiling, but a greek shipowner. e, he will be forced to report to washington in brussels because according to the eighth package of sanctions. eh, if you are a european company transporting oil, even in a third country you are obliged to apply this ceiling, and this is where the nuances begin, how really tough we will be e for follow this. and you know that there are also different points of view. oh, i won't hide. i am in the camp that still calls for thinking about the economy, because i am convinced that if we destroy the economy, then nothing good awaits us on other fronts either. here , uh, and i think that just before february 1, with these nuances. uh, i'll have to decide, so i think that in this uh, here, judging by what i see on the first page. there are still a lot of nuances that need to be determined. and by the way, pay attention. uh, now we’ll read the second page

last year, he proposed reopening the cypriot town of virosha in an attempt to spread turkish influence. that is a violation of u.n. security council resolutions that was condemned by the european union. and this september, erdogan threatened to reinforce the almost 30,000 turkish troops on cyprus with more land, naval, and airline weapons, ammunition, and vehicles. clearly, erdogan looks at putin's illegal annexation of parts of ukraine and is taking note. and that's what makes president erdog a. n's comments about launching missile attacks on greece so disconcerting. we see erdogan challenge greek sovereignty repeatly. this summer he sent fighter jets over the ageian sea. so his threats to strike athens fits a pattern of turkish claims to what is greek territory. he has said turkish forces may land in greece, quote, suddenly one night. he seems to be increasing his illegal autocratic behavior in the run-up to the elections in turkey next year. in november he launched an air artillery and drone assault on kurdish cities in northern syria and suggested ground forces would soon follow. p

and was in an event like that and somebody said to me and was pressing this about so my dad's greek cypriotmanchester and i think you that conversation you could end that conversation relatively quickly from the transcripts that has come out. it part of me wonders whether or not this was deliberately out a little bit, whether or there are very much two sides to this. it's possible . i've read that it's possible. i've read that transcripts as well. i'm like you i'm always being asked you know where my background is i'm half scottish and half italian. so yeah so it's there's always people ask me to ask where from an ethnic please go. yeah it's quite easy the camera don't miss don't mess with us . but what, don't mess with us. but what, what do you think of this do you see this, do you view this new orleans opinion charlie as a case of a woman who's of a certain generation is probably being clumsy probably has pushed maybe a little more than she would have wished. but i honestly have any racial intent. no, i'm i'm convinced that she has. no, she did not have any racial intentions. she's pushed

so i'm not of greek cypriot. yeah, yeah . so just go heritage. yeah, yeah. so just go fast. use oh i know. want kind go yeah because you she's getting that job you know you saw a difference if you're nervous already you think all mine don't get this move aside tom's used his got the gas yeah he's yeah see he's used christos. yeah see that's the thing but women you often have to think about a possible other surname as well. you sure about surnames you can be sure about surnames and stuff, at least you know it's to be, as you it's going to be, as you say, christie's good for christie's that be good for dorking. a big german story dorking. yeah a big german story it's all. oh, you've mocked him, right i well maybe you can get the dog , you know. i mean you're the dog, you know. i mean you're being offered loads. yes. are you assuming you'll have a boy? but what if you have a go? oh, yeah. what would you do? you saw. aphrodite. something saw. yeah aphrodite. something like cool like that. like something cool like tha