to the white house, no one can predict from washington , maria zolkina, head of the democratic initiatives foundation joins radio liberty. thank you joined good morning. ukraine has been hoping for an invitation to nato since last year. in vain. there was a plan b, this is permission to hit western weapons on objects in russia, also in vain. is it a bridge to nato membership, is this really a good result for ukraine based on the results of the summit, or is it still a stomping on the ground? well, there are good results, but they definitely do not reach... the ambitions that ukraine set for itself, at least a few months ago, this is not an unforeseen situation for ukraine, we expected what the results of the summit would be, unlike the vilnius summit, the content of the declarations and offers of assistance to ukraine were known not only a few weeks, but also a couple of months before the summit itself, and unlike the vilnius summit, the ukrainian side understood that this time it would take public steps to change the text communique. it is not necessary to influence the course of the summit in any w

political science at the kivomoghlyan academy, scientific director of the ilko kuchariv democratic initiatives foundationn touch, now they will tell me how much time i still have to say goodbye to you, so natalka didenko will tell us about the weather in ukraine tomorrow, and then we will meet again. synoptic greetings to all, dear ukrainians, dear viewers, we are starting today's hot meeting with a trip to the park and we will talk about the kremenets botanical garden, not exactly a park, it is a botanical garden of national importance in ukraine, located in the ternopil region in the city, of course, kremenets , it was laid in 1754. as pharmacy garden, jesuit collegium. since 1805 , the botanical garden has been part of the volyn gymnasium. in 1806 it was partly re-planned by the irish gardener, mickler, mackler. it occurs under different surnames. a significant part consists of rare and very rare plants, trees and bushes. in 1811, a catalog of garden plants was printed, including rare, edible chestnut, canadian pine, white mulberry, tulip tree. in 1832-34, the most valuable breeds were transported to

of political science at kivomaglyanska of the academy, the scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundationafter ilka kucheriva was in touch with us. natalka didenko will tell us about the weather in ukraine tomorrow, and then we will meet again. all synoptic. hello, dear ukrainians, dear viewers, we are starting today's hot meeting with a trip to the park, and we will talk about the kremenets botanical garden, not quite a park, it is a botanical garden of national importance in ukraine, located in the ternopil region, in the city, of course, kremenets , it is embedded in 1754 as a pharmacy garden of a jesuit college. since 1805, the botanical garden has been part of the volyn gymnasium, in 1806 it was partially re-planned by an irish gardener, i'm sorry, mikler, makler, this last name appears in different ways, a significant part consists of rare and very rare plants, trees and bushes. in 1811 , a catalog of garden plants was printed, including rare chestnut, edible, canadian pine. white mulberry, tulip tree. in 1832-34 , the most valuable species were transported to the kyiv botanical gar

for european panties, in the sense of, well, you know what we’re talking about, the democratic initiative foundationt that 53 respondents still do not feel europeans, although 40% of respondents in one way or another they were still able to assimilate. most respondents - 53%, all they don’t feel it yet. themselves as europeans or feel themselves to be europeans only slightly, while at the same time a significant part of 40% identify themselves to one degree or another as europeans. this may indicate that the process of integration into european society has not yet been completed, and many ukrainians still do not associate themselves with european culture and values. well, it turns out that they jumped out of shiravart, but never became europeans, palyvich’s guess is what these numbers say. well , yes, well, i can, i’ll still react to what i just heard from abti aluddinov on about. territories of the austro-hungarian empire can he believes that restoration in certain areas will become the basis of a new security architecture for europe. unlike the poles, he is not, in general , against becoming this

reforms, democratic browsers and finer nations, you know, like any waste and foundation, the full foundation which has long which has a long history of supporting social injustices and initiating the global, including in kenya has also faced previous accusations off um, the stabilizing nations to us, and also the continental before seduce, that it did the same thing. and you've done that mid thing in a phase of funding activities and was also against cause side values of the country in nigeria. as well would face the same criticism even, and so i've actually got the foundation as also because the subjects also backlash . it seems like the foundation might have a political agenda. one that is not aligned with the interest of african countries . the secret service is denied blaming local police for the trump rally shooting, and expressed gratitude for their actions less despite the director, assuming the point the finger at local security following the assassination attempt . in this particular instance, we did share support for that particular site and the secret service was responsible for the in a perimeter. and then we felt assistance from our local counterparts for the oute

initiative than on the eve of the nato's anniversary summit. the transatlantic relationship builds on a foundation of shared democratic values, including respect for democracy, individual liberty, and the rule of law. women's meaningful participation and leadership in security, peace, and decisionmaking processes is fundamental to the strength of democracies and therefore critical to nato's present and future effectiveness. today's announcement is a recognition that again, the status of women and girls and the security and stability of nations are inextricably linked and when women have a equal opportunity to participate and lead, political instability and violence decline. it's a declaration that a growing coalition of partners will take action to promote our collective stability and security by ensuring the participation of women in all places that decisions are made. we're really looking forward to working with all of you on this shared mission. thank you very much. and with that, i think i'll turn it back to you, sand have a. turn it back to you, sandra. sandra: thanks very much for those excellent first rounds of opening remarks. now i'll

initiative than on the eat of the nato 75th anniversary summit. the transatlantic relationship is built on a foundation of shared democratic values, including a respect for democracy, individual liberty and the rule of law. women's meaningful participation in leadership and securityec pee and decision-making processes is a fundamental to the strength of democracy and therefore critical to present and future effectiveness. today's announcement is a recognition that again the status of women and girls in the stability and security of nations are inextricably linked and when women have an equal opportunity to participate and lead political and violence to client. it is a declaration a growing coalition stability and all plaisance decisions are made were looking forward to her with all of you on this shared mission. thank you very much with that i will turn it back to you. t [applause] >> thank you very much for the excellent first round of opening remarks. i'm going to ask the signora speaker of the house in spain to come up and deliver her remarks which will be translated simultaneously for you. thankk you. >> thank you so much. i am sorry i do not spe