translation: hs victory. -- joined de gaulle.ain together as part of the french british joint expeditionary force they deploy together with the united nations peacekeeping forces and through the united nations security council, the g7 and nato. together, we have joint responsibility for european security and global security. today, more than 80 years after we were fighting side by side for the liberation of europe, we are once again up against an unjustified attack on our continent. 0ur determination and our alliance are more important than ever. together we shall stand by the people of ukraine with determined solidarity. together we shall not move, our determination shall not be moved, ukraine will try and and our cherished freedom will prevail. —— ukraine will triumph. the fragility of so much that we hold dear. just as we stand together against military oppression, so must we strive together to protect the world from our most existential challenge of all, that of global warming, climate change and the catastrophic destruction

charles de gaulle mirceum, he made a decision because the decline of the french empire at the level of international relations with the new order that was formed after the victory of these countries led by the west in world war ii was that they decided to ignore part of their own colonies. in let's tell the whole world that in the continent of africa, they have decided to put an end to their practical colonization and influence in the african continent and the independence of a large number of countries that we are. what are the countries that have formed well? burkina faso, niger, and secondly, we are witnessing the challenge today. the situation is different from that of other countries . which we can do to the chest due to the internal structure high corruption, weak governance, dependence and influence that the french now had and did for the fate of these african nations, extremely hated and without the status of other countries , we are witnessing the economic presence and investment of china in these countries, as well as the presence of russia. we should make the presence of the

decisions in the sphere of their own foreign policy, which comes further in the words of charles de gaullee new shape after the victory of the countries led by the west in world war ii, they decided to ignore a part of it all over the world in the african continent. to them and the independence of a large number of countries that we are witnessing today, and we are actually witnessing a new era of french influence and actions . vaukhoni lagoon has a different situation compared to other countries, it is the foundations of the presence and influence of the french in the african region , and this has several factors . the decisions that moha made for the fate of these african nations are extremely hateful and without the presence of other countries, we can witness the economic and investment presence of china in these countries, as well as the presence of russia in part of the presence of the wagner group in this field. let us explain on the other hand in the past, if i'm not mistaken, in 2013, the french expanded their presence in africa under the pretext of preventing extreme islam, but to

today we received a letter from france signed by pierre de gaulle, president of the foundation.onal prosperity is the grandson of general degul and he ends his text of his address with words, addressing these high officials. he writes that it is your duty, your mission and your commitment to democracy to protect the rights of the people in the european union. so you have to pay attention to the current situation. then he, uh, or rather came out, he cited several articles from uh, the charter of the european union on fundamental rights, which means that he points out that these are the actions of the authorities. they violated article 21 of the inadmissibility of discrimination, as well as article, 22 cultural, religious, linguistic diversity, as regards these laws and the answers, there is definitely discrimination on the basis of nationality of everyone who does not pass the exam. awaiting the deportation of the country, in the middle , the majority of those who passed the exam are very elderly people who speak russian only with family members and friends; some were taken to th

but not everyone behaved as decisively as charles de gaulle , many did not want to put up resistance, and hitler with he easily overcame france, he did everything he wanted there. that is to say, thanks to this treaty, europe was ready not only for a new war, but for the creation of new orders, which most suited those states that actually started this adventure, most of the other states found themselves in a disadvantageous situation, they profitable because they were planned to be used by germany or as a resource what they wanted to do here in ukraine, in the soviet union and in romania, they also took away oil and resources or forcibly made their own allies, and accordingly later these countries are like hungary. she could not object to hitler until 1944. and what is this time in the union, because now in russia the munich agreement is called the munich conspiracy. and what happened in 1939, how did they react there? we look at nadia and the soviet union through the prism of the ukrainian question, which ukrainian question was played out before, during and after the munich agreement

in exile and then return to their countries and successfully reform them, beginning from charles de gaullehoever, fernando henrique cardoso in brazil. he lived outside the country during the junta. kim dae—jung, former president of south korea, lived in exile in the united states during the junta. thabo mbeki, president of south africa, lived for 30 years in the uk, where i think you are located at this moment, and i can go on for years. vaira vike—freiberga, a former vice president of latvia, spent 5a years... all right, well, we can do without any more on that list. you made your point, but the point for you is that you're weak, because in a sense you're also divided. look at the chaotic scenes at a recent meeting in brussels. let mejust finish, so people know what i'm talking about. there was an attempt by european parliamentarians to bring together different groups of russian dissident exiles earlier this summer in brussels. and what happened was that the navalny team refused to show up because, in the words of mikhail khodorkovsky, another leader of the dissident movement overseas, in

its overseas department, and this was opposed by e- the then president of france , general charles de gaullebelieved that just a few million more, to put it mildly, not very rich people, gabon is an economically successful country but with a big social failure they can undermine the stability of the french republic itself, which at that time suffered very hard from the consequences of the algerian war as a result, or did not get independence because i don't want it, in the same way that some former soviet republics got independence in 1991. kazakhstan had a very cautious attitude towards this and kazakhstan became the last soviet republic to declare independence, here is a simple example in africa , it was also the result when jamon declared its independence and its first leader, leonba, was a french politician because he wanted to head the state and the department and established the most serious ties with paris, and these are economic ties, because there were no minerals in oboyna, political ties ties and military ties, when the gabonese military wanted to establish their own government an

today we received a letter from france signed by pr de gaulle, president of the foundation. behind the world of international prosperity grandson. general degula and he ends his text of his address with words, addressing these high officials. he writes that it is your duty, your mission and your commitment to democracy to protect the rights of the people in the european union. this means that you are obliged to pay attention to the current situation, and then he, or rather he came out , cited several articles from, the charter of fundamental rights of the european union, which means that he also points out that these are the actions of the authorities. they violated article 21 of non-discrimination, as well as article 22 of cultural-religious-linguistic diversity, as far as these laws are concerned and the answers are definitely discrimination on the basis of nationality of all those who did not pass the exam. awaiting the deportation of the country in the middle , who passed the exam, the majority, very elderly people who speak russian only with family members and friends,

stadium, they respectfully call the home of this game true london for 900 on june 18, 1940, charles de gaullesistance movement on the 80th anniversary of the speech, the city of london was awarded this order, maybe the legion of honor is true. london for 600 not so long ago it turned out that the london monument to king alfred the great consists of two parts. the upper one was created in the 18th century, and the lower one was sculpted by these conquerors in the second century ad the romans are obviously the romans absolutely right below the belt - this is the statue of minerva well, london for 300 the population of london reached this round number by the end of the 18th century. 100,000 people no million, probably. politics for 900 last september, for the first time in the history of this country , a woman became prime minister . george melody won the general election, this is italy next. politics for 1200 5.900 for you 5.800 for nina 8.900 for denis denis theme of the desert maximum rate one and a half thousand attention to the screen here is a sign installed in death valley in the mojave d

a lot of people call him an arrogant, call him pompous, charles de gaulle when he set up the modern presidencybursae attended by multimillionaires and indeed a few multimillionaires such as bernard arno, is, richest man in the world at the moment from a british standpoint. it certainly worked and was a huge success, there may have been dissenters but we didn't hear from them. may have been dissenters but we didn't hearfrom them. i may have been dissenters but we didn't hear from them.— may have been dissenters but we didn't hear from them. i think that is a iood didn't hear from them. i think that is a good note _ didn't hear from them. i think that is a good note to _ didn't hear from them. i think that is a good note to leave _ didn't hear from them. i think that is a good note to leave it, - didn't hear from them. i think that is a good note to leave it, thank i is a good note to leave it, thank you so much for summing up the three days state visit, first state visit by a british monarch, the first by of course charles as king. you are watching bbc news. the biggest stars in entertainment a

view of all other things, honest, sincere, big politicians, they have sunk into the past, since, de gaullet, those who were not engaged in enriching themselves, but the main thing a politician should be concerned with is the welfare of his people, unfortunately, now it has become a business for everyone, and this business model, which came from overseas, has taken over almost the entire political economy life, the elite, like the german one, well, germany is a little different, germany is treated differently, it is treated like a colony, like an occupied country, there are different approaches and methods assigned there, put in place, well, if the chancellor of germany, before the inauguration, the united states should fly to bow, genghis khan, in my opinion, or the mongols used to do this with russian princes, there is nothing new in this, so here they play with the political differently, and poland, but it is still definitely an independent country with great ambitions that are now the same americans sowed, now everything will be used, all levers to ensure that voters elect, and the day

at d'honneur, joined de gaulle at morval camp near aldershot .he free french troops . the common determination troops. the common determination expressed that day sustained us through, sustained us through the long and bitter years of that war and drove us forward together to victory . set a clear together to victory. set a clear illustration . de la liberte et illustration. de la liberte et la liberte de democracy , la liberte de democracy, aujourd'hui en train ensemble ensemble expeditionnaire conscient franco britannique sur deploy ensemble avec la troupe de maintien de la paix de l'onu a par le conseil de security de ponu a par le conseil de security de l'onu les et ella toone assume ensemble un responsibility pour la security europeenne a mondiale . aujourd'hui mondiale. aujourd'hui aujourd'hui today more than 80 years after we were fighting side by side for the liberation of europe, we are once again up against an unjustified attack on our continent . our continent. >> our determination and our alliance are more important than ever. allianc

example, if we are talking about fighting france during the second world war, then this is definitely de gaulle since march 1943 only in a marshal's uniform. uniform, de naked, we see him only in a general’s uniform, churchill , as a politician, well, he’s generally a style icon, so to speak, for everyone, well, he obviously thinks of you as a chigiwara, but judging by his appearance and the fact that he spoke from the podium the un, or even fidel castro, now and maybe even in time, for sure, but here’s what i would like to notice in this regard, for example, churchill, only in a three-piece suit, white shirt, bow ties, black bow tie, white polka dots, well, plus another watch, brigette cane, this is cherchel, there were times when he appeared in military uniform, for example, at the tehran conference, when he sat together with roosevelt and stalin, he was in the uniform of a senior officer of the royal air force, walked in some kind of hodgepodge, there were green trousers, there was an incomprehensible shirt, there were shoes, there was an incomprehensible who was removed, it means, because a

no british prime minister would ever have talked to general de gaulle or even president chirac , eveny, like that. , even nicolas sarkozy, like that . and i don't think we that. and i don't think we understand how much damage their behaviour for sunak. mr sunak i think trying gently to repair this is simply macron accepting an invitation . an invitation. >> fine, fine. now i understand that. but nobody asked keir starmer to try to come up with a migrant policy that is possibly the worst of both worlds that would see us taking a quota that would see us taking a quota that would leave the european union in charge of how many asylum seekers. essentially take and seekers. we essentially take and not do much to stop not really do much to stop what's the channel. what's going on in the channel. go that not true? go on. why is that not true? >> very simply, won't >> well, very simply, we won't even be there for let's let's let's well, i obviously want labour sometime. 2025. labour to win sometime. 2025. macron in charge and we don't macron is in charge and we don't know where we'll be. the e